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How To Spot A Millenial · Podcast - Big 98.7

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You know, I was reading that gen Z the young ones, and now
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us millennials we are, uh, we've just been moved up. Is now
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one of the older generations? Yes? Crazy, how quickly you just went
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to bed one night, suddenly you're one of the old people. Here we
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are. And they say that the easiest way to spot a millennial for gen
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Z is we have a wallet. Well, yeah, apparently where you a
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hold in your stuff? Well apparently, gen Zy, everything's cashless. They're
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using Apple pay and they just don't carry wallets or I mean, persons will
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always be necessary for you ladies, right, I would think so. I
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can't imagine being purseless. I mean at some point, like if you go
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to an event or you downsize. I have like three purses in a purse.
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I mean, there's just so many things that we have. Yeah,
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I mean, you're never gonna be able to have like digital eyeliner for that
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queen box or eye drops or whatever, you know, whatever the heck else
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is going on in there, nags, snacks, diapers, wipes, I
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mean, you named hair curler, just the works. So yeah, they've
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just said they don't and listen, I would love to not have to have
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a wallet, because you know, when you're leaving somewhere, it's always like
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phone, wallet, keys, got to have all three. It's like,
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if I could take one of those out of there, that make my life
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a lot easier because I love to forget things. And I do appreciate that
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they are trying to make wallets for your cell phones, but it's like they're
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already really big and like the few things that you would put in it.
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Yeah, it makes sense. It just kind of feels like Lucy Goosey and
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out there. And I don't know. I was thinking too, is now
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you're putting all your eggs in one basket. It's like, if you lose
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your phone, then you've also lost your wallet. It's gonna be a little
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harder to lose your phone if the wallet's attached. You would think, but
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one thing, because I take a picture or two. I mean barely you
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barely see any pictures. Yeah, I looked at your social media ands you're
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like, gosh, did she go black? Like what's going on? Dark?
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Yeah? No, So I I ended up taking pictures the other day
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when one of my girlfriends had that. I'm like, it's just trying to
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like you have to like open the flap and then try to take a picture.
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It was a little clunky for me. It is a little clunky.
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I mean it's practical for sure, but yeah, it's uh, it's it
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would be nice to not have, Like I know, we've moved away from
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cash a long time ago. I did see a study though that because you
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ever wonder, like if you have cash, sometimes people think like they'll spend
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more or they'll spend less. Like with a car, do you're just swiping?
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You're swiping? Yeah, if I if you have that hundred dollars bill,
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it takes everything to use it because you're like, I don't want to
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break that, honey. Yeah, you it makes you feel that way.
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You're like, okay, now it's only two twenties left on the other side
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of it. You get to the point where you just want to get rid
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of it. That's how I feel when I have cash. Oh no,
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I want to I want to try to save it. Really, maybe I
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should get back to just cold, hard cash. It would be weird because
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you're right, one hundred dollars on quick little oop there you go like,
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oh that was a bummer. But it doesn't even FaZe me. No,
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I just don't look at it if I hand somebody on to them and be
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like no, no, you keep pulling it back like you're just not sure.
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No, no, no, I wanted it a minute in the morning,
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big nutty eight point seven. Well, Dad's it is all about you
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this weekend, now, Amanda, I thought we'd give your the dad in
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your life a call, your husband, Nick. Yes, he's on the
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phone now, Hello Nick, Hello, Hello Dad, how are you?
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We just want to call you because it's Father's Day weekend and I know you
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being a dad, it's kind of a big deal. So how you feeling
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going into the weekend. So here's the gym. I'm sure you know.
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So today kicks off the member guests at Oxbow, so I got to get
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mentally ready. Oh I'm so sorry. No, he is a locky,
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Nick. You got member guest at Oxbow and we're messing on the phone with
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you. I feel terrible. Well real quick, then we'll let you get
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there. You want to get loose, of course, you want to hit
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a few role, a few pie. You've got some time, hit a
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small bucket at the okay, perfect. So Father's Day weekend. We just
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wanted to know because Amanda I'm sure has no idea what it is dad's really
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want on Father's Day. I'm not a daddy, so you know, just
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be open and honest with us, Nick, What is it that you want
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on Father's Day? What I really want? If I could, I love
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to switch roles with my wife just a couple hours in the morning. Really,
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she can come in there and goof off. I'll come in there and
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goof off for a little bit. And you know, look at the tmz
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app and listen. Okay, it's way more than that. You can get
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the kids job, get them ready dressed to school perfect, That's all I
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want. A lot of people think we come in here and it's just mess
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around time, and they would be right, that is what it is.
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But you, meanwhile, every morning, Nick, you're doing like dad and
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mom duties with your two young kids, getting them ready for school, dressed,
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bad to school off, all of you got. I mean that that
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is a lot. So you think Amanda should do that if she's up for
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the challenge, I welcome one day. Fathers could possibly do it. I
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think I could use a little time off as well. So why don't why
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don't you come in tomorrow, Nick and you'll get the TMZ articles ready and
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then Amanda, you'll be excused for a couple hours. You go get the
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kids and you take you will leave Nick for a day, So I get
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to sleep in tomorrow and get the kids ready for school and go back.
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And I'm setting three alarms at three thirty. Yeah, four, five,
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Yeah, I'm gonna make I don't know how our light twitches must have like
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boom boxed them, so every time she turns a light on it, No,
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you'll get the full effect of me. Noisiest possible disregarding anybody else's sleep
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schedule. I love it. Pike and Nick in good morning tomorrow. Nice
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it gag me. All right, Well, good luck at the Battle of
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the Bowl. Yeah, good luck at the tourney the member guests. But
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Nick will see you tomorrow. That was good looking forward to it. I
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get Amanda in the morning. Seven. Imagine getting on a flight and knowing
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that you've got to go across the entire Atlantic oceans. I'm gonna have anxiety
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just in general. Well, if the plane crashes, Amanda, whether it's
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an ocean or a feed an eye, Oway, I know I don't like
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your for me. It's like when you're over the water. It's like,
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where are we landing here? Case like justin they did on Castaway. I
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gotcha. Well, so this plane was traveling across the Atlantic. Now I
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was coming from London over here to the US flight headed on a British Airway
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flight to Houston. What a destination. So they're on this flight, they
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get all the way across the Atlantic ocean. Think about how long that took?
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How many movies you have to watch on this British Airways flight. You
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just take a benadrilla and take a nap, don't you on a long flight
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like that? I feel like you gotta. I don't know if feel if
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you're headed the Houston. Baby, you're having a good time. So they
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get literally to the US where you think, okay, the plane's gonna start
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to dessent, start chowing, some gum my ears are gonna pop. Suddenly
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this plane starts turning around total. And you've ever been on a plane like
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if you like take off and you have to turn around immediately, like it's
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a very sudden, like you know you're turning around right. So this plane
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turns around and goes all the way back to London because of an issue with
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the engine. So their solution instead of just landing, what nine hours these
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people were on this flight only to land at the airport they had taken off
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from nine hours earlier. I would lose my mind because we are on a
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flight no matter how long it is, like three hours or nine it's like
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you never get there and go, oh wow, that was quick. It's
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always just excruciating, like every minute feels like ten minutes. I always like
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set a timer. As soon as we get on the flight. I listen
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for the pilot. That's the only thing I listened for. Otherwise it's,
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you know, pure gibberish. But I always listening for our flight's going to
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be, uh, three hours and thirty five minutes, wheels up to wheels
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down. And then I put it on my phone. I put three hours
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and thirty five minutes. I hit start as soon as the wheels are up
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in that way, because I always get confused in the air, like what
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time zone are we in? Yeah? Sometimes your phone doesn't switch. Has
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it changed yet? Are we in there for two hours or has it only
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been one? I don't know what a good plane hack yet, that is
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all hack. I don't have many hacks. In this life. But I
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will say doing that setting a timer right when you take off. Also,
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it's crazy how accurate it is. Like literally I'll see it counting down ten
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to nine to eight and the wheels hit the ground wild. I do really
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have to take a moment to tell you, please that pilot impersonation you just
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did. If something goes wrong here in radio, you've got it. You
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think I could be a got it? Yeah, hit it one more time
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in case somebody didn't take it in like I did. And of course this
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is the main qualifier for being a pilot, Oh totally. It never like
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flying the plane fly themselves. That's what I heard it anyway. But up,
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you know you gotta that's three hours in thirty five minutes flight time.
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Looking at the weather in Houston, you got mostly clear skies, wins out
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of the northeast about five miles per hour. It should be a pretty smooth
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flight. Thank you for flying American Airlines. That's when I fall asleep and
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I'm out. Now that was good. Unless I'm traveling with my kids,
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of course, then it's snacks, nick stickers whatever. Once a pilot,
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then then you get like the peppy flight attendant who loves their job, and
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it's like bike. If we're looking for a new career, welcome aboard.
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I would like to let you know about our front tier flight today. Or
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you'll say something some sticky like I guess we're going to Vegas baby, and
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then I'll pull out the Travis Kelsey Viva. At that point that's enough.
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I'm doing like the hand over my neck, like cut it out. That's
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enough. Take in a mana in the morning. Seven man. It's twenty
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twenty four, and there are new slang words that we need to be aware
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of. Is we just tried it? I mean, you got young kids.
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Eventually they're gonna be start, you know, using these words. He's
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slang terms. You're gonna have to know what they mean. They picked up
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bro along the way your kids, Yes, they brow ready, and it
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drives me crazy, like okay, bro, no, at least we're not
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saying bruh. But still, well, I mean your son is three,
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Yeah, it's saying it's mainly said, but yeah, back and forth whatever
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whatever she does he does. Of course, of course, Well, here's
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the new ones in twenty twenty four that are trending on TikTok. The word
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fail marriage. One word. Have you heard that? No? Fail marriage?
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And I personally don't want to. I guess I don't think so well,
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you probably know, you probably don't. The definition being it's a marriage
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in free fall, but the couple chooses to stay together anyway. Fail marriage.
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Little Ben and Jen going on here? Maybe possibly, I don't know.
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Are they in a free fall? I don't know. I feel like
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we're watching it kind of crumble. Uh, but who I don't know what
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that is. I've never heard anybody who's that. It sounds stupid. Yeah,
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I don't care for it. This one, though, I've heard this
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one. Glazing? Have you heard of glazing? All I'm thinking about right
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now is a big old Sandy's donut. Not quiet. Glazing refers to over
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hyping something you have, somebody like just really pumping something up or being a
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big fan, and yeah, yes, you've heard that. I feel like
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I am always like, oh my gosh, it's gonna be so great.
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You're so excited. Everything is just very and it's like, okay, it's
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Tuesday whatever. It's more person specific, so not like a thing, but
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like a person like here. I pulled it up on Urban Dictionary, The
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Great Resource so read lately. Here the sentence it would be lebron, Oh
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my god, I love you. You are the goat. I love you
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so much, to which somebody would respond the glazing is insane. Oh got
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it? So I see what you mean. I was like, oh my
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gosh, I work with Pike every single morning. He's awesome, such a
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great guy. I mean, he is in a band, and just somebody
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can say, oh my god, the glazing. Yep, And I think
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the what it's derived from is rather gross. I'm not going to get into
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it, but okay, don't you get that. Don't you get that feeling
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I'm picking up. What I'm saying is I don't think it's a Sandy's donut.
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Next slang term in twenty twenty four, we need to be aware of
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pooky and now this is one from the past that apparently is making a comeback,
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just like fashion comes back, slang terms come back. Pooky, the
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term of endearment, came back in a significant way in twenty twenty four.
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I cannot agin my husband and air texting right now about O day if I
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was like, all right, Pooky, but I think it's good to recycle,
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like the pet names, because like, for one in the two thousands,
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I feel like babe was was big and that to me, it's kind
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of like babe crim If my husband's like, hey, babe, I use
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that is endearing to me. Still, really yeah, it feels a little
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outdated in our household. Really is a pooky and pooky just feels like it
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somehow, no matter how you say it, it feels baby talk to me.
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And I am so anti that when you're talking to your significant Yes,
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aren't you a big baby talking? Not even a little bit. I'm pretty
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sure I've heard you baby talk. That's you. You always like, oh,
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yeah, you're right. I was thinking of me. You who are
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I'm not a baby talker, not even a little And finally, with the
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dog, maybe sometimes I'll be like, oh come here, girl, so
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I'll do that now we're talking. And finally, yap big slang term in
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twenty twenty four, and this is another one. Oh do I got a
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big yap? Do you like happen? Oh? What did you just say?
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I've got a big yap? Yeah? Like you're yapping on this.
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I don't know if that's the right usage, but they say it refers to
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talking excessively or at length, which yeah, which, like I mentioned,
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I guess Amanda in that sense. Yes, you've got a big yap in
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a minute in the morning on Big Nunty eight point seven. You have to
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spect to thing when you hear that telephone room by spread fucking number, this
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lesson by spread, Sonny want arrested by Father's Day week and a Manda,
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and we're gonna be talking about, you know what fathers really want on Father's
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Day? And I think the obvious answer is to be prank called. You
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know, some dads actually might really enjoy that. We'll find out about this
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dad because his wife reached out and just wanted to have a little surprise for
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him. So Father's Day fun. Here we go, Pike sprank happening.
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Okay, Hello, well, good morning. Is this Todd? Yeah,
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Todd? This is Chochy Baggins with the City of Fargo and also chairman of
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this year's citywide Top Dad Competition, And Todd, I've got good news,
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kidding me. That's right, Todd. You are anonymously nominated and I am
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excited to inform you that you have now made it to the top ten in
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this year's Top Dad competition. What that's pretty cool. Okay, So,
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like, what do I need to do? Well? First question, Todd,
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and this one's kind of a softball. We know how much you dads
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love softball, so I'm just going to ask you to use your mouth to
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show me what sound a lawnmower makes. You're joking, right, No,
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Todd, I am not. I know it might seem silly, but if
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you want to be top dad, this is what you're going to have to
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do. So go ahead. Uh okay, okay, sounds like a John
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Deere, not bad, Todd. Next up, it's our hypothetical situation portion.
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Now these situations, only a true top dad would know the answer.
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I'm so sorry. How long is this gonna take? Just one more moment?
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Hold your horses, Todd. Okay, now pretend I am your ten
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year old son. It's a beautiful summer day and I've been playing inside on
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the computer for hours. What do you say to me? What do I
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say to you? Yeah, I'm your ten year old son. What do
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you say to me? I'd say get your butt outside? Well, not
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very convincing, Todd. You know, just because I like you, I
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feel like we've got a good vibe here. I'm gonna let you try it
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again. Okay, now this time, Todd, I really want to feel
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the dad coming through the phone. All right, go ahead, hey listen
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here. Well, you better get off those video games and get your blot
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outside or I have to take those controllers away. Ooh, I was good,
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Todd. Yeah, this is this is this is this is silly right,
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like this can be an actual thing? Oh, it's real, all
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right, all right, Todd. So next up, I'm gonna have you
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a grunt like you're trying to open a pickle jar for your daughter. Go
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ahead, No, no, no, there's no this is this is not
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real. I don't know what it is. Todd. Listen, if you
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want to be a top dad, you're gonna have to grunt. Now,
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go ahead and give me a grunt, buddy, I'm not gonna grunt.
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Well that's unfortunate because between me and you and everyone listening, Todd, there
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are nine other candidates who I will say all had pretty impressive grunts. So
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it's not looking good. Wait, you said everyone listening. Who's listening?
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Well, I guess it's hard to say for sure, but I know at
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least your wife is listening. Todd. It's Piking Amanda in the morning on
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Big ninety eight point seven. Amanda's Amanda's listening. I know that too,
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Pike's plank. Yeah, oh no way, Oh well, where did she
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do that? Oh my gosh. She thought it was that's todd. Your
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wife, Leah thought it would be funny a little early Father's Day, surprised
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for you, just to prank call you. So it was her idea.
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I would really still like to hear that grunt out of you, though,
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you know, I'm so dumb. I knew that wasn't going to be a
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real thing. And I feel like a you know, I mean, your
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top dad in your kid's eyes, our in our It's like you gotta be
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like to happy Father's Day. Man, keep it up. Oh man,
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I thank you. I appreciate you, guys, Pike and a man in
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the morning. I want to run something by you, okay, and this
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my team A little out there, oh boy, a little nervous. I
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think I might be for it. There is a restaurant that is banning people.
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Now anytime you're talking about banning a certain yeah, my category of people.
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Easy, easy, I know. But they have a rule where nobody
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under the age of thirty five is allowed in the restaurant places called Bliss Caribbean
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restaurants down in Saint Louis. And the actual rule it's different for men and
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women. So it's getting a little sticky already. No men under the age
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of thirty five, no women under the age of thirty. Now, they
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say, the rule, why would that be? What is why are we
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This is what am I missing? This is what they're going for. They
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say the rule helps ensure a grown and sexy atmosphere at the restaurant. Wow.
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That, I mean, honestly just flattered that they're thinking after thirty five
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is when you really got it going on. Absolutely, Hey, the best
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years are yet to come. Well that's right. I felt like usually it's
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the opposite where you feel like those are my glory days back in my twenties.
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Well, not for this restaurant. And they say it's been successful.
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They say they want to ensure an upscale dining experience. And I suppose if
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you like, take out the bachelorette parties and just like people looking to party.
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Now, other restaurants are considering a similar rule, and they say that
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the older customers tend to buy more food, tend to be more well behaved.
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What do you think? I think it really depends on the crew,
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what you're going out for all of that, because sometimes it's the opposite.
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I mean, you just never really know. Would that mean you and I
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wouldn't be able to dine together because you're not thirty five yet? It's true,
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I wouldn't be welcome in this restaurant. And now suddenly it's personal.
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You're young who again? You know, I'm just you know, us twenty
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one and or so age people are so yeah, we're just kind of party
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animals and we wouldn't want to hang out with you old people anyway. No,
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No, actually this sounds like exactly what I would want because I'm like
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all about you know, having kids. Get a restaurants. Yeah, but
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it's not even that like take the kids out of it because they can't go
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to bars anyway, right for the most part. But yeah, like a
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restaurant that's that's this speed would be great. Now. I wonder though,
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it's sort of a slippery slope because if we start banning people under a certain
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age, could they have restauran banning people over a certain age? I would
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think, so, are we just going to segregate the entire community. It
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doesn't that also kind of have like that underlying feel. I mean there's times
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and I won't mention any names. I'll go into a bar so to speak,
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and I'm like, oh my gosh, I feel like a grandma,
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Like your bones just dissolve. Yeah, because you're the oldest person to ever
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live. There was one time, and you know, just trying to fly
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under the radar, I was bellied up and I was there for an event,
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and no joke, this girl walks by me, looks at me and
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goes, what are you doing here? I was like, like, are
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you okay? Are you safe? To help getting home? What do you
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mean? She's like, I don't know. I just never would have thought
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you'd be here. I mean I didn't know how to take it because it
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was one of those things where it's very expensive just a bar, and it's
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just a bar. Apparently like once you have two kids, you're not allowed
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in that bar. It was wild. Well no, I mean I think
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they know you and know that, Like, why would you want to be
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at a bar where you can't move, you can't get a drink conversation?
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Forget about it? Like it Amanda in the morning. Now, Amanda stills,
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let's see, let's see Gail, what are you doing? Gail King
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and Oprah have been friends for years and Gail is still on a morning show
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on CBS, and Oprah, I guess was supposed to swing on by and
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do some sort of appearance. So I don't know what she was thinking,
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but she did not need to over explain why Oprah couldn't attend. I mean,
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she did her friend dirty here literally, and I'm so sorry that Oprah
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can't. Yesterday she said, I'm gonna rally. I'm going to rally.
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She has some kind of stomach thing, stomach flu where stuff was coming out
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of both ends. I won't get too graphic, but needless to say,
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she ended up in the hospital dehydration and oma to ivy. So it was
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a very serious thing. Can I call Gail and ask what would have been
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more graphic if it's coming out of both that, Like, what else could
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you have said? Yeah? Like, are we going to explain the consistency
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of it, because that's how we're at We're just saying the flu in general.
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You know what people are talking about. We've all had the flu,
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we all know what that consists of but to describe it and then to go
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on and say she was in the hospital, like none of that was necessary,
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say she couldn't make it, and people felt like we did. They
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heard that and went, oh, man, like what are you doing?
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So she ended up calling Oprah. Were you offended because I said what I
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said about how you're what happened and how you were recovering. I really didn't
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think it was a big deal or that it would be something that would be
22:23
upsetting to you. Otherwise I never would have said it. Yeah, I
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know, you wouldn't have done that. Sometimes when you're off, Amanda,
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when you're on vacation, I'll explained that you're gone because of some sort of
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stomach issue. Oh god, so I've done that. But he's a little
22:36
gassy today. Guys. Sorry, she couldn't come in. You get out
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of bed, coming out of both ends. They all know now she's probably
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just at the lake again. They know that's less exiting. They know,
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Oh, they know, all right. We have been following along with Ben
22:51
and j Low and it's just exhausting at this point. But people are trying
22:53
to make a story out of it. And we just found out that there
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was a graduation ceremony again earlier this week for one of his kids. Jennifer
23:00
Lopez showed up with her kids. Ben ended up driving with his mom totally
23:03
fine, but they ended up like not interacting together. So I don't know
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if they just sat in different areas or what. It just feels weird that
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why would you go if your jen is not your child. I'm sure you
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love the kid, but you've been a part of his life now for a
23:18
couple of years. But true, three, how long? How long has
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this whole thing been going on? Again? It had too years ago that
23:25
Ben for two point zero, right, something like that. I just just
23:27
break up or get back. I know they're very annoying the whole thing.
23:30
I feel that all right. Travis Kelsey, I thought for sure when he
23:37
was set to retire, just the way he's laying and out right now would
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be more in the acting world, Nate. I mean, he's doing the
23:44
game show. We'll see how that goes. Maybe that'll just be a game
23:47
show that sticks. What if he just be oh my gosh, what if
23:49
Travis Kelcey becomes like the next Pat say Jack, I would be wild,
23:52
yes, exactly. But then again, every morning. I turn on Good
23:56
Morning America and see Michael Strahan leading the story about the war, and you
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know, you would have never thought, no, I never would have seen.
24:03
He really has come a long way. And Travis Kelce, this is
24:06
the route he said he wanted to take. Do you get an opportunity to
24:08
be an owner of an Apple team? I know, yes? Why because
24:11
I want to broadcast when I'm done playing. You want a broadcast? You're
24:15
saying that right now, you want to broadcast? Yes, what do you
24:18
want to do? I want to be all right here and tell them about
24:19
the game and the old ball coach, ladies. I would have been a
24:22
talking here that calls the games, and I think you would do a good
24:26
job. I mean, the bar is pretty low. We've listened to this
24:27
podcast numerous times. I'm a fan of it. You actually ruined it for
24:32
me because of the way you think Travis Kelce talks and how Yeah, I
24:36
don't listen to the whole thing though, I just hear these clips and it
24:37
would be like his brother Jason says something funny and charming and thoughtful, and
24:42
Travis almost always goes all right now, and then you know you're just not
24:48
gonna be able to do a broadcast with that. You would have to turn
24:52
that into like some sort of drinking game if you're watching the game. If
24:55
it was that ridiculous, I would like to think if I'm watching Fox on
24:57
Sunday watching the Packers destroy somebody, Oh yeah, I'm not going to be
25:02
here in Travis got all right now, or maybe he will and that'll be
25:04
his thing. That'll be his catchphrase every touchdown. All right now, no
25:10
thanks, I think I'm good. Now here's what you need to know.
25:15
Well, he's been wanting to do this for a while and it happened.
25:18
Elon Musk has now made the like button on x formerly known as Twitter hidden,
25:23
so now it's i mean, kind of convenient. Last week, remember
25:27
he updated the new policy that adult content can be on there, but he
25:32
basically just said that he doesn't want people to feel discouraged from liking content that
25:36
might be a little edgy, because he doesn't want anybody to have retaliation from
25:40
trolls or kind of protect their public gets. It is because when you do
25:44
like any post or tweet, everybody that your friends with or follows you see
25:48
is like that you liked that tweet, right, and so it's basically without
25:52
contact, that's you endorsing that tweet. So if it's like if it is
25:56
appropriate thing or politically, you know, it's like, oh that's how he
26:00
feels whatever that tweet says, that's him saying. I agree. I definitely
26:04
hold back from liking and doing that stuff. I'm not a big Twitter user,
26:08
but like on Instagram, there's a lot of celebrities I fall and I'm
26:11
like, oh, that's good. I'm like, you know what, I'm
26:14
good. Like, let's just not even go there because I don't need anybody
26:18
to know. I mean, Instagram, it's funny to see, Like,
26:19
it's always funny to see who likes like Dua Lipa's boss. You know.
26:22
Oh you you too? Huh oh you got this one you noticed as well.
26:27
Speaking of hiding things, Apple, we were talking about their new iOS
26:32
eighteen update on the iPhone and now I guess you can keep your apps secret.
26:37
Seriously, why are we trying to hide things? I mean, whether
26:41
it's a hookup app or whether it is someone trying to hide their shopping history.
26:45
If I was handing over your phone that you can just hide them now,
26:48
well, I mean your phone has like a lot code, you know,
26:51
pass code, So it's like you're hiding it from yourself, I would
26:55
assume. And that's what's so icky about it. The only other I mean,
26:57
nobody's if I gave you my phone own right now to do whatever?
27:00
Are you really just gonna start deep diving? Good for you. There's pictures
27:03
of my kids here. You go, oh, I could find something.
27:07
You think you could find a little something. Some think we could all find
27:08
a little something. And the AI, I guess AI of course, is
27:14
getting a little out of hand. But this is crazy. There is now
27:17
a candidate that is running for mayor that is AI generated. This is in
27:19
Wyoming. They're saying it's an upbeat, masculine identity. He is going by
27:25
the name. That's what I like in my mayor. Upbeat and masculine.
27:32
You gotta love it. So this AI vic can read documents at lightning speed.
27:37
Good and also what trade I like in my ma of course, sparking
27:41
a debate whether or not you can have a bot hold office. But I
27:45
guess it is a son of the local newspaper columnists who wanted to use the
27:48
tech gadget, but says he'll be helping with everything that's going on. Well,
27:52
I just don't see this. At first thought, I'm like, well,
27:55
that's not okay. We can't have a bot being the mayor of a
27:57
town. But then you said it was Wyoming, which there's hardly any towns
28:00
in any way, so I imagine it's a small place. Then I remember
28:04
back in the Minnesota village of what deck was it called? It was Cormrod,
28:10
I think it is. It was a dog named Duke. There was
28:11
a dog, and I'm sure Duen. Well, then Duke is likely no
28:15
longer with us. I don't know for sure, but yeah, he was
28:18
a mayor and he held office, and I think he was re elected so
28:21
obviously did a fine job. So go ahead. Maybe it's more qualified an
28:26
AI bought with infinite knowledge or a dog who is just sweeps And yeah,
28:32
all right, gonna be great today for a big happy hour out of the
28:33
local seven oh one in West Fargo, going out there and enjoy from four
28:37
until six o'clock. First ninety eight people get a beer. It is going
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to beautiful sunny and a high of eighty one.