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Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Thursday, November 20th, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
It’s a wildly festive episode on Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh & Chantel! Josh and Chantel dive into the critic drama surrounding Wicked: Part 2 and share why they're still all-in on seeing it in IMAX this weekend, they also gear up for Trans-Siberian Orchestra at the Mountain America Center, prepare to flip the switch on Christmas music in the studio, discuss solo-dining bans in South Korea, whether bananas have an acceptable shelf life of more than 12 minutes, plus holiday decorating chaos, nostalgic save-button mysteries, winter munchies, the upcoming McDonald’s Grinch meal, and more!
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Bonus: Wicked weekend
(3:39) - Trans-Siberian Orchestra tonight
(8:28) - No solo diners
(14:06) - Good News
(15:58) - A lot of soup
(20:33) - New Christmas tree
(24:57) - Playing house was dumb
(30:42) - The save icon
(37:10) - When to eat a banana
(42:22) - Patience and fingernails
(47:28) - Cold weather hunger
(51:58) - The studio transformation
(56:07) - 97 Angels
(58:05) - Would You Rather
(1:00:19) - McDonald's Grinch meal
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Full show transcript:
Well, the much anticipated Wicked 4 Good has been released. Some people have seen it.
I know. Well, they did the premieres earlier this week, so there's people that have seen it like yesterday and the day before. We have tickets for Saturday. Yeah, so no spoilers, anybody.
Because I've only seen it on Broadway once. But here's the thing. I'm very excited to see the second chapter of this. Me too. I know it's been getting a lot of flash on the line. It really has. That's what I was going to talk about. Yeah, a couple of the rotten tomatoes and critics' websites have not given it a big amount of love. They're saying it's nice. But I think the biggest complaint is that the movie was split into two parts, which I get and it's going to be five or six hours of film to tell the story.
And it certainly doesn't take that long to watch it on Broadway. So they've added a lot. Just not maybe added, but they've stretched. Yeah, taking their time with things. Right, yeah. Okay, but that's okay. I mean, I'm not upset about that. I feel like I'm more upset that Peter Jackson took the Hobbit and turned it into three movies because the bonameteria was so small. It didn't deserve that. Not that it didn't deserve three movies. It just didn't need three movies. So I was reading this thing about it was NPR had posted this thing about it was NPR's review about how, yes, it should have just been one movie.
They stretched, they may be embellished parts that shouldn't have been embellished. But then it says at the very end, whatever your feelings about this, this is clearly a spectacle that's been made with love. And that's all for the better. Ah. Oh. I'm excited.
Me too. We are going to see it in IMAX because we felt like that was important for this final chapter. Do we have a plan to watch the first one before we watch the second one? Unsure. Okay. I don't know if there is a plan. Do we need to watch the first one before we watch the Not necessarily, but it, I just, it might be nice. I know that we might have a plan to watch the first one on Thanksgiving.
Sure. Because your mom has never seen it. And we've won. Well, and then I feel bad. She's only going to see the first half. She's going to have to wait. But she'll, it'll still be in theaters Thanksgiving. So she'll be able to go see the second half.
I am excited because I'm going to see it with my two friends. Yeah. Who I originally saw the original on Broadway. With the original cast. With, yeah.
With Channel With and Menzel. Yeah. Yeah. Good for you. I know.
Snob. We were trying to figure out if we should get dressed up or not. And I said, let's all wear the clothes that we wore when we saw it on Broadway. Do you even know what you wore? No. And I'm sure you don't still have it. What don't.
Or if I do still have it, it does not fit because that was. I disagree. 20 years ago.
I think you'd be surprised. It was, that was 20. It was in 2004.
3. It was March 2004. Yes, it was.
March 2004. I got you. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
We met in October of 2003. You're getting all that like anger. I am right. No. I am right.
No, too challenge me. It was just. I know. I'm right. I'm right about this one. So that's exciting.
I'm excited to see it. Yeah. Yeah. That's that's going on this weekend. That'll be cool. All right. Well, I guess we should probably start the show then. I guess. Yeah.
Here's the show. Well, back to it then. Hi.
Oh, geez. Good morning. Good morning. What you working on over there? Oh, a mess. A mess. You got a mess going.
I kind of forgot about our headphones and then you said we got 30 seconds and I was scrambling. I know. I know. So now I am. Well, hi. Cool, calm and collected now.
That's right. Today is a couple of things. World Children's Day, which is awesome. Celebrate the children in the world.
Advocate for issues like education, healthcare, protection from violence, equal opportunities for children, big stuff right there. I like it. On World Children's Day. We need to protect them. They're cool. Yep.
Kids are cool. It's also National Absurdity Day. I love being absurd. Yeah.
So if you like weird, bizarre, absurd. The world is filled with no shortage of it. Today's the day to celebrate it. And lastly today, if you've been trying to kick the habit of smoking, today is the great American smoke out. Oh guys, kick that habit. I know. Kick that nasty habit to the curb.
Yeah. Say not today. The state with the highest rate of smoking is West Virginia. Utah is the lowest smoking rate. Not surprised by that. Yeah.
No, that makes sense. But anyway, did you know that like we've talked about it, like you see it less and less and less, which is great news because for the health of the entire people of the world, that's great that you see that less and less and less. It's been steadily declining over the past years. 50 years ago, there were more than 37% of Americans who were smokers in the entire country. They had more than 37% or smokers.
Right now, it's estimated that 11.6%. Seriously? That's huge. That's a big drop. That's 50 years, but that's huge in 50 years. So that's, I mean, that's our entire lifetime. 50 years was how long ago? The 70s? Late 70s, yeah.
I remember going to restaurants in the 80s. For sure. Smoking section. Smoking or not. And it didn't matter. It was all smoking. That is correct. If they had a smoking section, you were definitely part of it. So that's interesting.
Yeah, our entire lives, there's been a decline from 37 to 11. Pretty incredible. Good job.
Kick that bad habit. Yeah. Today's the day.
It's a great American smoke out day. So good luck with it. I'm sure it's not an easy decision. It's not an easy thing to overcome.
So do your best. What else is going on? What day is it?
Oh, it's Thursday. Tonight, Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Classy 97 presents Trans-Siberian Orchestra. So that's happening tonight, 7 o'clock at the Mountain America Center. You and I are going, of course. I'll be there. As Classy 97 presents Trans-Siberian Orchestra, we will be there.
And hopefully everybody in attendance gets to see our smiling little faces. Oh boy, won't that be something? It will be something.
Won't that be something? We should dive into that a little bit because you're having a little bit of palpitation. I only do when you bring it up. Which is every time I bring it up.
And then you bring up something down. I'm like, oh, we know so many people there. Yeah. We will know people there.
I know. People we know will be there. Why don't you go ahead and tell me that there's a lot of steps to get to the stage. Oh, there will be. It's going to freak me out too. You just want to trip?
Trip and fall. I think we'll be side stage before they call us out. You're not going to have to walk up like a graduation thing. I think we'll be on the side of the stage when they say, hey, look, it's Josh and Chantel.
And then we'll walk out. Do you want me to trip and fall? No, I don't want anybody to trip and fall.
On purpose though is what I was meaning so that you can get over that fear. No. No, I do not. But thank you. I appreciate.
I would do that. Preach. All right. That is tonight and then tomorrow, 8 a.m. We pulled the switch, pushed the switch. Have you seen the switch? I haven't shown you the switch. No. There's an actual physical switch.
Is there really that we've got? Yeah, we'll push down a big lever on a big present and it will switch our playlist from regular music to Christmas. Christmas music channel.
Christmas. Yeah. That's an Elvis song.
Is it? Oh, it's Christmas time, pretty baby. Oh, nice. I like where you're going. Well, good morning.
Hey, it's Josh and Chantel. In South Korea, there is a noodle restaurant that is viral right now online because they're causing some controversy. They are only serving a minimum of two people in a party. You cannot dine there alone. There's a sign on the door that says, we don't sell loneliness. Please don't come alone. Oh, no.
It's a bad approach. Yeah. Here's the deal. What if you don't have anyone to go with? Then you don't eat there. Yeah. They have four options for you.
Pay for two servings, eat two servings, call a friend or come back with your wife next time. Jeez, the weed. Yeah. Yeah. What if there was one person, another solo person?
Right. Could we eat together? You bet you can. Because then you're not a solo person anymore. Yeah, but, jeez, the weed. I know. So the restaurant claims that it's about efficiency.
They say one person at a four seat table isn't ideal when costs are soaring. And look, we've been to restaurants and I've thought about this like back in the day when we were young and we're living in Pocatello, we would go to this small little hole in the wall restaurant that you know what I'm talking about. I still dream about that.
Tiny dining room. Yeah. And they did expand and they've expanded and moved into a whole new building now.
Yes. But they had a tiny little dining area. And if you went in there on a busy lunch day, you were lucky if you were going to get a table. But now think about it because it's all booths. They're all four person booths in there. If one person goes in there to lunch and says I'm going to stay, he's taking up four seats by being one person at a table.
I do. So that's what this restaurant is like, look, it's inefficient. It doesn't matter. We need people to have somewhere to sit down. I don't know the size of the restaurant.
It could be a similar situation. If I'm a paying customer, I deserve every right to be there. If I'm spending money there. Sure.
Yeah. Buy two meals. No, I'm going to buy one meal.
Buy two servings, eat two servings. And then I'm not eating there. Then call a friend. I think that's rude.
Bring your wife next time. No. No loneliness here. Do not come alone. Okay. I won't.
I won't be back. A lot of people online are really mixed about this place. And a bunch of people are like, this is unfair. You can't turn away solo people.
One customer is better than no customers. Right. It's your business.
But that's not, it's not a great business idea in my opinion. You don't think? No.
And I'm mad about it. Listen, I'm never going to South Korea. So I'm never going to go to that place. But I also, I think that's rude to say, nope, not serving one person.
Here's something interesting. They have about 170,000 restaurants nationwide in South Korea and only about 10% offer single person meals as of March this year. That's a common thing. It is a big thing apparently in South Korea. And I wonder if it's like, they probably have way more population density than. Well, sure.
If they have 170,000 restaurants in their entire country. So it probably is like, listen, we got to get you in. We got to get you out.
Yeah. If you go to New York, it is all about like, we got to, we got to get you moving. You can't dilly dally. There was a South Korean YouTuber who went to a restaurant to eat alone. This was back in July. She was scolded by the staff even though she had ordered two portions. She was told to eat faster. The waiters were rude and openly asked her how long she was going to take to finish her meals.
What are you supposed to eat? Because they want to turn over that table because they're like, we got, we got four people that need to sit down. I understand. But if I have to go on a lunch break, what am I supposed to do? One person said that she ordered, she was at a soup and soup with rice place. And when she said that she was alone, all of a sudden they were out of ingredients. Oh, we don't have anything. Oh no. Yeah.
They're really like another person was like, I waited over an hour in line to be told that solo diners weren't allowed. This is a big thing going on in South Korea. Really interesting. Huh.
Yeah. Don't. Don't eat alone. Don't eat alone. Don't eat alone there.
I guess you just have to go to one of those ramen convenience stores and eat that. Because every single person I've ever seen on YouTube doing that is alone. That's true. But they're also alone in there. They're not like ever packed.
Yeah, you're right. They do have solo ramen places as well. I've seen where you sit at a little booth and they are working behind the window.
I think that's in Japan though. Really interesting. Wow. I'm glad that we don't have that policy here. Right.
Because. How often do you eat alone? At a restaurant? Yeah. Never.
There it is. But I go into places and order alone things to go. Sure. This is a restaurant thing.
Not like a drive through type thing. I get it, Josh. Okay. Anyway, really interesting. That makes me kind of sad.
Yeah. Just don't go alone. And you'll be fine.
And you won't be sad because they don't serve loneliness. Hey, here's some good news. Check out this story.
This is kind of interesting. Way back in 1929, there was a thrift shop. It's called the Hospital Thrift Shop.
Okay. And it opened in Nantucket, Massachusetts again, 1929, right? A group of volunteers came together to provide affordable clothes and household goods to the community and donated some of the proceeds to the Nantucket Cottage Hospital. That year they donated $603. That's a pretty good amount. That's a good amount. $603 bucks in 1929.
Hey, money is money and every bit helps. This year, the shop's 96th selling season, they broke a record and they gave the hospital $660,000 this year. Yeah, that's incredible.
They've been doing it for 96 years. This great success had a lot to do with the community donating those clothes and household goods. We saw more donations than in the past, said Mary Casey, the thrift shop's executive director, which kept our inventory well stocked with treasures for all the shoppers.
Through the decades, the Hospital Thrift Shop has donated more than 8 million total. It's pretty impressive. It is.
It's really incredible. This year's gift will help build employee housing and a new physical therapy area at the hospital. Oh, that's great. Yeah, really, really cool.
So way to go to the Hospital Thrift Shop, really, really cool. $660,000. And that's, I don't think that's a total of the profits they made.
That is probably a good portion, but it's a portion of the proceeds they make that they donate. So well done. Good job, everyone.
That thrift shop has got it going. So anyway, that's good news. I made some soup last night. Yeah, nice soup. I made quite a lot of soup last night. It's not a lot of soup. It's an average amount of soup. There was just some good amount of leftovers. Yeah, because nobody ate it, but you wouldn't mean... I had two bowls. Thank you for that.
So I don't know what's wrong with everybody else. Emery ate it and said, boy, that's got a lot of meat in it. Yeah, delicious sausage and bacon in it.
It was, what's it called? Zupa toscana. Zupa toscana. And it was tasty. I really enjoyed it. Maybe I didn't put enough potatoes in it for her liking. Did I put enough potatoes in it? I had plenty of delicious speed bumps in my soup around the main broth of the soup. Speed bumps, huh?
Texture. You call them speed bumps? I'm just saying, like if you have just a watery soup, it's just there's no bumps in it. Yeah. This one had lots of bumps in it.
And I like all the bumps. Okay, good. I was just packaging it up last night, putting the leftovers away and I went, this is an awful lot of soup left over. You were singing about how much soup it was. Do you remember the song? Something about, no, because I was talking to you from the bedroom while you were putting it into the Tupperware. What was your song?
I'm trying to think. I think it was, I got a lot of soup. I got a lot of soup. And I said, how much soup do you have? And you said a lot of soup. Buckets full of soup.
Buckets full of soup. Yeah, that's correct. That's how it went. And I just kept going like, how many buckets?
You're like two buckets, two buckets of soup. So that's how it went at our house late last night. We must have been like real tired. What I, my favorite part of last night was, I got home last night and I wheeled the trash can back in from the street after I had taken it out the night before.
Yes. And then I immediately get started on dinner. And as dinner's cooking, I unload to the dishwasher and then I clean up the dishes and then I put the leftovers away.
That's right. And then I put in a lot of laundry and then, what else did I do? I think that's pretty much all I did. But I asked you if you could go out to the trailer and get some of our trailer pillows because we've got some guests tonight and our house pillows aren't great. And so I said, I need the trailer pillows because the trailer pillows are good.
And I said, exactly. I've been doing so much. I brought in the garbage and I did the dishes and I put in a lot of laundry and I'm just so tired. You weren't having it. No. I said, go get it now. And you actually listed off all the things. I did this and this and this.
Well, I didn't know it was a competition, but okay, I'll go get the pillows. Felt like the little red hen. Yeah. I cooked the soup. I've cleaned the soup.
That's right. I prepared the soup. I ate the soup. And now you want a piece of the soup. I had the soup.
It was very good. Soup of Tuscana. There's a lot of soup left. Did you bring some for leftovers? I did not. Not because I didn't want it.
I do. There were two day old enchiladas that I grabbed instead because I want to eat those before they're no good. Well, that's nice.
Today would be their last day. Yeah, I didn't want to eat those. I didn't like those. They didn't not taste good to me. I think they're very good and they got a little spice to them.
It's nice. Oh, that's because I put beans in them and the beans had jalapenos. And I could use the fiber as we all could in the whole society of the world. We need more fiber.
So I'm excited to have some fiber in my lunch. All right. Good job. Who's making dinner tonight? Soup of Tuscana. I've made a lot of dinners the last little while. I'm tag teaming up. We got a new pan that you've been using to make a lot of soups. I know. I don't know.
Becky's not happy about all of this. I don't know what we're going to eat because we've got a busy evening with the Trans-Siberian Orchestra show. You're right. You're off the hook tonight. So I think we're probably just grabbing something tonight. Okay.
So sure, I'll cook. Get out. We bought a new Christmas tree for the studio.
Yeah, I'm working on that right now. How tall is that tree? Six and a half feet. Okay. That's pretty tall.
Yeah. It's a little taller than I am by a foot. How tall is this room? Nine feet probably. So it's still going to look pretty small in here. It's not going to look as small as the four foot one.
Yeah. You had a four foot one and I said, we got to do something about this dinky little tree. I was reading a thing yesterday that said, do you remember when you had to put your artificial tree together and each little branch had a color code? Yeah, we still have one of those.
I know, I said we still have one of those. Yeah. Are we setting up both trees at home?
Yeah, because... You want one upstairs? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Yeah.
We're going to have to rearrange the living room. I know. Okay. It's a process. I understand. Okay. I just like, we have our fireplace downstairs and so that's where we have our Christmas morning and that's where I like the tree to be. Yeah. But I don't see the tree when I come home from work and that makes me sad.
I got you. And it's rare that we go downstairs. I mean, it's... You have to have a specific reason to go hang out downstairs in our house.
To go hang out, yes. It's where the theater's at, it's where the library's at, it's where the laundry machine's at. So sometimes the Christmas tree downstairs doesn't even get turned on at all.
It's where your craft room is. I know. And that makes me sad.
Yeah. So I want something upstairs because that's where we spend the majority of our time. Do you want the tree...
Which tree do you want where? Now I have to figure that out. Okay. Why? Because you want the one we usually have downstairs downstairs for Christmas morning, right? Yeah.
That's the one we bought for the basement. Yeah. Okay. I'm just making sure. Because the other one, I think is a little taller because the basement ceiling is short. Yeah.
Or we could get a new tree for our house too. They were pretty inexpensive. Depending on which ones you get. This one, yes. But this one is not the same as the one we have downstairs.
And what do I need that many trees for? That's true. That's true. Fine. Well, fine. It's fine.
The one that I have to put together with all the little individual colors, take some time because it's individual pieces. It's not like sections like this. It's also not pre-lit. So I have to string lights on it as well. So let's get rid of that tree. We'll get a pre-lit tree. You know how long I've had that tree? It's been a long time. I've had that tree... Before me. Like 25 years.
That was a pre-Chantel tree. Yeah. I've had that thing for a long time. Let's get rid of it. Might as well. It might be time to say goodbye to that tree. It might be. It's old. That's a old artificial tree. It's because it's old. I mean, you should throw it away. Do you throw it away? I don't know. I could probably find somewhere to donate.
Oh, absolutely. Because someone could use a good quality tree. It's just not a pre-lit one. But I guarantee there's somebody who needs a tree. Let's not get rid of it until we determine if we're going to replace it. That sounds like a good idea. Because the one that you might want to replace it might be way expensive.
Right. If you want a real nice one. I do want a real nice one. We always have a conflict.
Or do we get a real one? Because you like just a green tree. And I kind of like the flocked ones. Because that's what my mom always got.
I know. So that reminds me of Christmas. And you always like the multi-colored lights.
And I always like just the clear lights. Yeah. But I always compromise.
Oh, here we go. I never get the food I want. I never get the food I like. It's fine. I sacrifice. Oh, come on. I'm the Christmas martyr.
Oh, whatever. The ridiculous Christmas martyr, I guess. What's today? Something about being ridiculous? Absurdity day? Yeah, look at you. As I was doing all these chores last night, making dinner, loading the dishwasher, I went, you know, when I was a little kid, I liked playing house.
That's right. I pretended that I had my own house. And you got to work in a toy kitchen. Yeah.
Doing dishes and cooking. What is that dumb game? I don't know.
I don't either. Here's what I've decided. I've decided that whoever decided that we have to decide what to eat for dinner forever and ever until the day we die.
Right. And then you clean up the dishes when you're done. Whoever decided that we have to do that forever and ever is the worst.
That's all. The person who decided that we have to do that and do all of this stuff every day is the worst. So that's just society.
Yeah, that's the worst. I guess. Was it society?
Society. You have to make dinner every day. And then, oh, guess what? You have to clean up the dinner every day. Correct. And then also, oh, you got to sweep up the floor every day. Yes. Let's play house every day.
Yeah. You loved it as a kid. You'll love it as an adult. I don't know why you're so upset.
I don't love it as an adult. Oh, hey, I just did I move the laundry from the washer to the dryer? When? Last night.
I have no idea. Ah, crud. Now I'm going to have smelly towels. Well, good news.
The kids are home. So there's still a chance to get that remedied. Yeah, there is. It's not too late. And guess what?
What's up? You don't have to do it yourself. So when? I think I did. I think I actually did because I, you know how you go downstairs and you check the time on the washer and you go, okay, I got three minutes left. You should probably just have, have somebody double check. No, I did it. I know I did. I know I did because I put two dryer sheets in there. I remember now.
Okay. You know, my grandma used to have one of those old washing machines where you had to ring the clothes out. Who had that? My grandma. Oh, I thought you said your mom. No, no, no, no, no, wait. I can't even. So you, did you ever use it?
I don't know. She died when I was eight. So I, if I did, I was just little and I don't remember. But you, you were using it maybe as like a let's play house thing.
No, but I, she used to have it in her kitchen and she would, but here's the thing. Like I shouldn't be complaining because I have these modern conveniences. Sure. I throw the stuff in and it takes care of it. I don't have to sit and wash the dishes. So I shouldn't be complaining because the devices I have now make playing house so much quicker. This is true.
It's a fact. So what are you complaining about? I don't know. I got to do the garbage. I got to do the dishes.
I got to wash the bathroom all the time. Yeah. Yeah. Scrub the shower.
I'm over it. But you got cool tools. Like you got that, that power scrubber thing. Oh boy.
You were so excited about it. I have cool cleaning tools. Yeah.
It's exciting for one day and then you go, yeah, I still, I'm still cleaning the shower. Right. But with a cool scrub brush thing.
Whoop-de-doo. That has a battery in it. It does most of the scrubbing for you.
Whoop-de-doo. And look how clean it is when you're done. What are you complaining about? I got onto this cleaning TikTok. I don't know if you've ever been there. Not sure what that is.
Go ahead. You wouldn't. Everybody, there are people who have like entire closets for like all of their cleaning surprise clothes. Surprise.
Our's are kind of everywhere because the house is old and so it's just like get it in where it fits in. Okay. Right. But there's a lady who has different mop heads for her different things. So she has them all categorized and she's got little containers for them. So when she dries.
Like a hardwood or like a bathroom kitchen. What, what do you mean? Yeah. So like for her kitchen floor, yeah. And then for the bathroom and then she has one for her walls that she uses to wash her walls. Okay. But I can get into that because you don't want to use the bathroom floor one on the walls.
I totally understand it. And what I'm saying is it looks so pretty because she puts them away in their little organized tote. And then I'm like, oh man, I want a cleaning pantry.
It looks so nice. Where would you put it? Exactly. I don't have the space for it. I mean, if we got rid of the carpet scrap and the old paint out of the utility, the lower level of the utility could be turned into that.
You just can't get up into where all the plumbing is, but so you couldn't go very high, but you could use that space if it didn't have old paint buckets and carpet scrap in there. That's a, that's a project I've been meaning to get to for 12 years. What's holding you back? What have you been doing?
Nothing. Yeah. I mean, let's knock it out.
Fiddlin' my thumbs, twiddlin' my thumbs. That's it. That's it. There is a debate, a discussion, I guess, going on in a young Japanese people forum. Okay. They are discussing why the save button looks like a vending machine with a purchased drink at the bottom.
What? Pull up the save icon. Okay. Well, I don't have a save icon. Just Google save icon.
Okay. And tell me why it looks like a vending machine with a purchased drink can at the bottom. It's a, isn't it a floppy disk?
And this is being discussed by young people in a forum in Japan. A vending machine with a dispensed drink can at the bottom. I don't think it looks like that. But because you know what it looks like.
Yeah. But look at it as a vending machine. It's a block with a window and down in the bottom, there's a can sitting there waiting for you to pick it up because you just purchased it. It's an upside down one then.
Well, maybe you're not looking at the same save icon. I am looking at. Okay. You, you got to look at, go to Excel. Okay.
Excel save icon. Okay. You got to explain this to people who can't necessarily.
It's a floppy disk, but it looks like a vending machine with a can dispensed at the bottom. Okay. But you can't change it now. If you, what would you change it to? Exactly.
What would you change it to? I don't know. But the question is being asked because people don't know that this was a saved medium.
This was a, the way you used to save things. You see it now. I do see it now. I've just always known that to be the save button.
Right. You can, you can change my icon. What would you change it to?
I wouldn't change it to anything. But I understand that kids today are like, what is this? Correct. Because they don't know what a floppy disk is. And that's an A drive disk too. Not even a, you know what I'm saying? That's a, you know, that's a three and a half floppy is what that is.
Nerd. Anyway, kind of interesting that young people are having a whole discussion about why is it a vending machine? Why is the save icon a vending machine? Why are, what are they, what do they want to change it to?
I don't know. Then just call it a save icon. You don't need to call it a floppy disk.
You just call it the save icon. Yeah. That's what it is.
That's what it is. They just want to know why it's a vending machine. Because they don't know that it's a floppy disk.
They have no point of reference in their entire life that says that's a floppy disk. They haven't seen it. They haven't used it. To be fair, I never used it either much. I did all the time.
Did you? That's how you installed programs. That's how you ran games. I didn't do any of that.
I just knew what it was because there were other people that were using them. You never had to save work to a floppy disk. No, I didn't get a computer until I was a senior in high school.
And by that point, we had the internet. You still save things? Yeah, but not to a floppy disk.
Just to your hard drive? Hmm. Hmm. Everything came on CD. CD ROM.
Yeah. The internet came on CD. That was a big deal. That was a big deal. Anyway, yeah, kind of an interesting thing.
But for real, that's a young people disconnect. How funny. Yeah.
And I didn't thought about it. I mean, every single piece of software I have, I'm looking at that save icon is that everything. That's the save icon. I know. You can't change it. You can't change it.
You can't confuse this old gal. I'll never be able to find it if you change it. What would you, I'm just trying to see if they have talked about what they could change it to. I don't, there's, everything is just that disk. It's been the disk forever. I know, that's why you can't change it.
Interesting. I don't know what you'd even change it to. Evolving workflows means it may no longer be the clearest and most appropriate choice in many cases, but they haven't said what they would change it to. They said the floppy disk icon was a clear metaphor because you were saving it to some sort of thing.
Paper folders, desktop calculators, paper envelopes, like all this stuff is all changed and have different icon things. Save. The garbage can has always been delete.
Yeah. I don't know what you'd change it to. You can't.
You just have to keep it and then you just have to pretend it's a vending machine. Yeah. Interesting.
So there's, there's a couple of things here. So the floppy disk has been primarily associated with the word save. If I have two arrows going around in a circle, that people say is like a sink or a refresh. And then if I have like a box with a down arrow. Download. That's download or save from somewhere else, the cloud or whatever to your local device.
So maybe it just becomes that download save arrow is what they turn it into. I don't know. Just keep it. Don't, don't mess with my old lady brain.
Yeah. I can't learn new tricks. I'm an old dog.
Let me lie on the porch in peace. Yeah. Sorry.
One of these days it might not be the disk drive anymore. I can't. Will evolve will be okay.
Yeah. Because I have you. Oh, you're the evolver in our relationship. And then I go, just do it.
Just fix it. Josh. Yeah. It's just the star. You just click on that star and that takes you there.
That's all you got to do. It's a save icon. It's a save star.
What? It's the save star. Are they using the star icon for anything else? I don't think so.
No, you can. That's my bookmarks. Yeah. Oh, that's bookmarks. Got it. You don't often eat bananas.
That's true. But if you do eat a banana, when is your peak time? Cramps.
What? Leg cramps. When you get leg cramps, that's when you eat a banana.
Because I need potassium. Okay. But what color is the banana when you eat it?
I like them to be yellow, not green. Okay. Like that crazy person in the studio next door?
Yeah. Who says green is good and yellow is too ripe. And I went, no way, man. I don't like a crunchy banana. So, but I also don't like it's so squishy, so it can't be too brown.
What do you think about this banana? Too much. Too much brown? Too much brown. See, I had two bananas on the counter. That's like an Andy Warhol looking banana. Kind of busy.
It's very artistic. There was one that I brought the other day for breakfast, and it banged around in my lunch bag. Yeah.
So it got a little... It looks like it. No, this one is not the one. Oh, that one looks worse off. The other one was worse off. And the other one I looked at, I looked at the one that had banged around that was much more brown than this. They were both sitting on the counter, and I was like, I just hate wasting food so much. And I was like, I'm going to eat one of these two bananas. Which one am I going with? I picked the lesser of the two.
Browns. That's borderline. That's pushing it. That's a lot of brown.
It's not black yet, but that's a lot of brown. I would say this is not quite... You opened the wrong end. No. I don't like opening that part. Why?
Because it all... It's how you open a banana. No, no.
You just pinch it, and it opens up, and then you're done. I don't like that part. Okay. What was I going to say?
Now you've made me lose my train of thought. Sorry. I watched you open it wrong. Look, it's bruised. I know, because it was banging around in my lunchbox. I'm going to eat it.
I'm not going to enjoy it. Is it going to give me some nutrition? Sure. Absolutely. It kind of smells like it's not. Yeah, don't leave that peel in here. I won't.
Because that's going to stink. All right. It's certainly past its prime.
Yeah. I'm still going to eat it, because I don't want to waste it. Mr. Green bananas next door would say that's ready to be turned into bread. No, I don't think so. This is not...
I'm just telling you what he says. I would give this a day or two before I turn it into banana bread. I bet it's got hours. No way, man.
Yeah, way, man. That banana is ready to be eaten or bread. I'm eating it. I'm going to eat it right after this break.
All right. It's a breakfast banana. And it kind of smells... Yeah. Not so fresh.
This is why I don't enjoy bananas a lot. I'm going to re-tuck it back in. I don't think you can do that. Once you've peeled it, it's out. You can't put it back in.
It's nice you want to cover it up, so you don't have to look at it, but it's... It's been done. You've opened it. Now you have to do something with it. What's going to happen if I leave it in here? It's going to stink.
Like what? Like old banana. Do you want to leave the peel on the floor? Just so somebody can slip on it?
Years ago, I left one in the hall with a little note that said, careful as a joke. And no one else thought it was very funny. You told me about that joke. I thought it was hilarious. I think I showed you the video of that joke too. Yeah, you did.
Yeah. I thought it's hilarious. Someone moved it. I had left it in a high traffic area, and someone knew by my handwriting that I had done it, so they moved it to my office. Oh.
And I went, come on. Leave the joke alone. Yeah, don't touch the joke. You laugh and you move on.
Yeah. And you wait for somebody else to come. I also see the joke. See, it's like when you go to a store and you see a guy mopping, and there's a wet floor sign.
Like, yeah, I know. I can see the guy mopping. And I know they do that, and it's a safety thing, whatever. But it's like, yeah, no, I see the floor's wet. I see it. So the sign is like, duh.
Right? Now, when he's done and he leaves the sign up while the floor's drying, that makes sense. If you put a careful sign next to a banana, so no one slips on it, it's the same thing.
It's the wet floor sign when clearly the floor is wet. I'm going to eat this banana. Yeah. And then I'm going to put the pill in the hallway with a careful sign. We'll see how it goes. Yeah, we'll see how it goes. Good luck.
Thank you. They'll probably move it. Nobody likes that joke. It's a funny one. It's a good joke. But nobody gets it. I get it.
I need to. I think it's hilarious. It's for my own entertainment. All right. Well, I learned a little lesson in patience last night.
How about you? Did you learn some patience? No, I did not learn any patience.
That's right. Neither did I. I learned that you have very little. None. You have very little patience.
Correct. When it comes to sitting still. I just listen. That's all you had to do was sit still. No, it wasn't just sit still. It was like you can't do anything with your hands. Right.
And I can't stand that. You said, Hey, Emery, will you come in here and paint my fingernails? Would that be some cool you'd help me do? And she was like, yeah, totally. So she came in, she helped you paint them. They were all you're all excited. You had painted fingernails.
And then literally all you have to do is wait for that stuff to dry. Can't be bothered. How long does it wait? Does it take? I don't know. Too long. It's too long. Because look, I felt like I was very patient. But I kept checking them and I was like, no, still tacky.
10 minutes for quick dry formulas, one to two hours for complete dryness. Okay, yes. You couldn't sit still for 10 to 15 minutes. I did sit still for 10 to 15 minutes.
No way. Yes, I did. You were telling me you sat still for 20 and I went, you were moving after four. You got up and you were like doing this with your hands. You were flashing them in the wind.
Trying to get them to dry faster. It's not going to work. Why isn't it? Just sit still. Okay, hang on. Just sit down.
You couldn't deal. No, I get so bored. My hands especially. And that's why when I watch a movie, I got to be doing something. Otherwise I'm going to fall asleep.
But literally, the only requirement for fingernail polish is don't move. I had to move. Yeah. And so then you're in the bathroom. I think you had started painting your toenails. Is that what was going on?
Yeah. And then I hear this, oh no. And I went, did you mess it up? You should have sat still. I was sitting still. It was a whole thing.
You had no patience for sitting still. Zero. I just ruined this one. And I didn't ruin it, but it did get a little bit moved.
I don't know the right. It looks smushed. You can see a corner of your real fingernail poking out. Why didn't you just throw another splash on there?
I don't know. Because then you would have to wait for that to dry. And I have no patience for waiting for stuff to dry.
I don't. Zero patience on this one. And that's why I don't paint my fingernails, because I'm like, I can't sit around and just wait for it.
It bothers me so much. So I know when you go to like a nail person and they do a gel or they do a UV coating or whatever, they have that drying light, that UV light. Yeah.
That kind of hardens it quicker. You have one of those. I do.
Would that work for this? I don't know. I've never tried. Yeah. I should try. Yeah, because you have a UV light. Because I don't know if that necessarily works for just gel polish or if that works for. I have no idea.
Or do the research. I forgot I had one of those actually. I've got a couple of those.
I know. One for resin in my craft room. Right.
And then one for actual nails. Right. You should use that. I should use that.
It's not a bad idea. Where were you last night when this was going on? You could have mentioned that.
Laughing because you were so upset that you had ruined your fingernail polish that you couldn't be bothered to sit still for. I mean minutes. Minutes. It's literal minutes. It's not like you have to sit still for four hours.
And you just couldn't. Because there was stuff to be done. Yeah. I still needed to pick my outfit out for the day. I still needed to.
Right. What I need to do is just have her paint it when I'm like, okay, I know I'm getting ready to snuggle down for bed. No, because then you're going to put them by your face or something is going to happen. You're right.
That is going to happen. Plus it stinks. And you did it in the bedroom. I'm like here trying to exist and you got fingernail polish air. And I'm like, great. Super.
So sorry to bother you. Finger nail polish air. They look nice though.
Oh, thanks. Except for the one. Don't look too close.
But she did a good job. That's on my thumb. I'll tuck my thumb in.
Okay, good. Don't look at Chantel's left thumb tonight when she's on stage. At the Trans-Siberian Orchestra show. Do not look at her left thumb. Don't tell people. If you see her in the halls, do not ask to see her left thumb up close and in person. Rude.
I'll show it to you. Cold weather is scientifically supposed to make us hungrier. Is that right? Yeah.
So. So it's not my fault I eat so much in the holiday. Because the cold weather is making me do it? I needed an excuse.
The average person gains one to two pounds during the coldest months of the year. Really? And partly it's because your body just wants to. I think it's because it's like we're cold and so we're like, we gotta put some blubber on to keep ourselves warm.
I'm blubbered. But actually cold weather triggers hormonal changes. And it makes us hungrier and prevents us from feeling full. Interesting. And less sunlight doesn't help either.
It lowers our dopamine and serotonin levels, making us crave more carbs. Yeah. How about that? I mean, how about that?
What are you supposed to do? Yeah. Okay.
That's a good question. What are you supposed to do? You're supposed to add more spice to your food. You're supposed to drink a glass of water 30 minutes before you eat. And you're supposed to eat the most high fiber food on your plate first, because it slows your digestion. It's that fiber thing I was talking about.
That's what you were saying. We all need more fiber. I think it just means that we should probably pack on some pounds and hibernate for three months. You think? Yep. I think let's have Christmas. Okay. Pack on our Thanksgiving food, pack on our Christmas food.
Yeah. Day after Christmas, hibernate until March. It's a long hibernation. Sorry, we're gonna skip your birthday. We'll just celebrate when we're done hibernating. Sounds good to me. Doesn't that sound awesome?
Sleeping for three months? Yeah. I mean, you can't sit still for 10 minutes. No, but I can sleep. I have no problem sleeping.
I think eventually I'm gonna be like, I should probably wake up. No. No, no, no. You probably have to wake up to use the restroom every now and then.
Yeah. Other than that, go back to bed. But I really do think I'm probably gonna be like, I've slept enough. It's time for my body's gonna go, maybe try being awake a while.
No, that's the worst thing. You don't think eventually your body's gonna go, you should try the awake thing? Because I'm pretty sure that's what's gonna happen.
It might, but then I'll just say, nah, let's go back to bed, bud. Bud, you call your body bud. Yeah, hey buddy. Hey bud. Hey bud, let's wake up. Let's just go to sleep, bud. Hey bud, let's get out of bed. I mean, the hibernation sounds interesting. What I would prefer is a every afternoon nap. Yes. That sounds great too. That's what I want.
But how does that cure the extra food consumption? I'm sleeping. In the afternoon? Can't eat if I'm sleeping.
That's true. So instead of like, when you feel like you're like, I got a munchie mode. Right, I'm gonna take a nap instead. Not a bad idea, Josh. And then I wake up and I go, now I'll snack. That's not the scientific way, but it is a way.
It is the way of the Josh, we'll call it. Because that's how I feel like I need to do. Well, or you can spice up your food.
I feel like I've got pretty good spice going. They also say add omega-3s and eat protein for breakfast. Oh, healthy stuff. Eat some dark chocolate.
I like dark chocolate. And I don't mind the omega-3s like the fish oil pills, except you got to take them at bedtime. Oh yeah, because you're gonna be munching that all day.
Yeah, because otherwise you taste fish all day. All day. Yeah, I always do it at night. You got to take that one.
That's a nighttime one. Otherwise you got a little air pocket in your body and you go, oh, where did I eat fish? But I could go with some omegas for sure. I probably need some omegas and some vitamin Ds, some B12.
Did you know that I was like over consuming my B12s? Were you? Yep. Cool. I did not know that. But thank you for sharing. No problem. Have you toned it down? Yeah. Good deal.
Are you more in balance with your B12s? I don't know. Okay. It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in here. I mean, we've been busy with the elves this morning. We really have.
Yeah. Our show's kind of taken a back seat because we've been trying to. But you wouldn't know that because we're pros. Are we? Yes. One of us is. Well, listen, if you go back and listen to the show, you'll see your professionalism on display and my, you know, trying to keep up.
Do I have professionalism? Yes. Much of it. We're not quite finished yet.
No. But we should probably do, I think we'll be done by Monday. Well, we should be done by tomorrow. You think? Because tomorrow morning at 8 a.m., we gotta make the switch and all this stuff has to light up and it's gotta be a whole thing. Yeah. So we gotta be ready to go early. Okay. So we can do a full Christmas studio reveal. Tomorrow morning. That's right. Sounds good.
Yeah. 8 a.m., we make the switch. The studio's got a brand new tree. We've brought in a bunch of new decorations. So we've got that going. We've got Tinsel Garland. We've never had before. We've got new stockings. We've got so many things going on.
I know that's a big thing. Josh has shadowbox. Would you call them shadowboxes? Well, they're just records. I mean, they're frames. They're frames for records.
Yeah. And you had Harry Styles. And Taylor Swift. But we swapped them all out. Now we've got Grinch and Mariah and Charlie Brown and Nat King Cole.
That's right. It is Christmas-ified. It's quite festive in here. It is quite festive. It makes me a little bit like I want to decorate our own house. You want to Christmas-ify the house?
Yeah, kind of. This is the earliest you would ever have Christmas-ified the house. I know it. We don't have time. There's no time today. There's no time this weekend.
So it's going to have to happen. That's right, because it's Wicked Weekend. It is Wicked Weekend.
A wickedly awesome weekend. That's right. Yep. So anyway, yeah, it's nice in here. I'm kind of digging on.
I know. It is really nice. I can't wait to like, we've got so many light-up things.
I can't wait to put them like our wreath and our little snowman guy. It just kind of makes me want to go get more stuff. What stuff? What more do we need in here? I don't think we need anything more. Well, Roland's got to make a return.
We've got that. Roland the classic Christmas elf. Roland the classic Christmas elf.
And his little buddy. I don't know his name. Arthur, I think is his name.
Okay. I think it's Roland and Arthur. And they've got to, you know, stuff they've got to get busy with. There's a lot going on. It's busy in here.
It is busy in here. And I was thinking this year because we, the reason we brought in new stuff here, or because we brought in new stuff here, it allowed us to have kind of a surplus of things. What just fell?
Candy Canes. Okay. Good.
Awesome. New pushpin for that end of the string of candy canes. The thing that I was in charge of fell down. Yeah. It's okay.
So it's created an opportunity with some overflow. I think Christmas might end up leaking out into the halls a little bit this year. That's fine. Yeah. Some of the coworkers needed a little Christmas spirit. That's what I'm saying.
A little Baham buggy out into the area. That's right. That's right.
They could use a little bit. So anyway, it's coming. Tomorrow morning, 8 a.m. studio reveal, switch to Christmas music, and what else? Festivities. You going to wear a hat? Sure. Okay. I can't find mine.
It's bumming me out. You're Santa hat? Yeah. If you looked in all of the Christmas bins? No, because it's all still up in the storage. It's somewhere. It's in one of those bins. It's either up there or it's in my studio downstairs in my foot locker. Why would it be in there? It's where I put stuff.
That's why. Hey, so we have partnered up with the Salvation Army for a lot of years to bring you 97 angels. And this year, along with Mullen Ellie's jewelers, we're doing it again. So yeah. So we know that it takes a lot to make Christmas happen.
And some families in our community are struggling with that. And so what we have done is we have worked with the Salvation Army to collect a list of where all the angel trees are. And we've got that list for you now in our Classy 97 app. So you can pull that up. You can find out where the angel trees are located. I know there are some that are going to be launched after Thanksgiving even. So if you're, you know, you've gone somewhere and you've been like, there's no tags or something like that. There are more tags still to be released after Thanksgiving.
So if you haven't had a chance, there's still plenty of time. And then what you do is you go to one of those angel trees, you grab a tag and then you go shopping. Yep.
And then after that, once you go shopping, you drop off your new unwrapped gifts at the Salvation Army. And you can find those locations on the app as well. Yeah, that's right. So just open up the app, tap the 97 angels link and you'll get all the details there. This year, they've also added both an Eid al-Falz and in Pocatello. They've added additional drop off locations, which is cool. So if you're out and about doing some shopping and one of the places you're shopping happens to be one of those drop offs, that's great.
Done and done. You can drop your stuff off there. New unwrapped gifts to help out the Salvation Army and Eid al-Falz and Pocatello. You have until December 12th to get involved. So go find an angel tree near you, grab a tag, go do some shopping and help the less fortunate in our community. It's the 97 angels app. Sorry, the 97 angels link in the Class 97 app. That's right.
And thanks to Mullen LA's Jewelers for partnering up with us. What happened? I don't know. We can't talk anymore. Overbroken.
I know. Mullen LA's Jewelers, thanks. Salvation Army, thanks.
97 angels. Go participate. All right.
Would you rather this or that? Okay. It's Thanksgiving Day.
The turkey on your plate. That's a week from today. Yeah, right. It is. All right.
The turkey on your plate stands up. Why? How?
It's a slice of turkey. Okay. But it stands up. Okay. And it starts to run around.
Would you rather that or would you rather have mashed potatoes that start talking and won't stop talking to you? What? It's absurd day.
It's a surdity day. Okay. Turkey that runs around. Mashed potatoes that talk. What are you picking?
I'm getting a pick. The turkey. Yeah, because you're not going to eat the turkey anyway. Right. So that'll be like, what are you, quit running around. I'm not going to eat you. Stay put.
That's tough. If you have talking mashed potatoes, if you eat them, it'll be over soon. They'll stop talking once you eat them. This is a weird one. I know.
It's absurdity day. Just play along. I'll take the run around turkey. Okay. Because I'll just go get another piece that isn't running around. I'm going to eat it quick. So it can't run around. Before it stands up and runs around.
Run around turkey. Yeah. Because I don't want my food talking to me. It's weird that it's running around. And what if the, if your mashed potatoes start talking to you and they go, they just start begging for their life. Please don't eat me. Yeah, I don't need that.
I do not need that. And then once you pour gravy over the top of that. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Oh, yeah.
Yeah, I'm not doing that. I picked the turkey. Good choice. Yeah. I'm also picking turkey in case you didn't hear. No, I heard. Okay.
Would you rather this or that? Josh, December 2nd. Yeah. Is the day? What day? Oh, the day that the Grinch meal, I was going to say Grinch Happy Meal, but it's not a Happy Meal. Is it like the adult Happy Meal thing? I mean, it won't, it doesn't, it's not an adult Happy Meal. I mean, it could be an adult Happy Meal.
Okay. But that's not what it's called. That's not what it's being marketed as. So don't, don't go say Classy 97 said it was a Happy Meal, an adult Happy Meal, because it's not. But you can secretly call it that. You know what I'm saying? Okay, I get you. It includes your choice of a Big Mac or a 10 piece chicken nugget, a medium drink, and dill pickle McShaker fries.
Okay. So a dill pickle salt that you can shake on your fries? Is that what I'm picking up? You get your regular fries and then you get a packet of dill pickle McShaker seasoning. Well, I like that they give you that so you can try it if you want, but you don't have to ruin your fries if you don't like it. Agreed. That's a good thing. Are you going to, do you want to try the dill fries?
I will try it, sure. Then you get a pair of exclusive Grinch themed socks. Yeah, okay. Do you want some Grinch themed socks? Uh, I guess. I don't, I don't know. Do I need it?
Why don't you need it? This is a, I told the kids the other day, I said, listen, I know that you guys are older. So sometimes Christmas magic is lost, not lost.
It's just different as your kids get older. And so I said, write down a list. I want you guys to make a list of like your top Christmas to-dos this year. Okay.
You want to go check out Christmas lights or is that like a, no, we can pass that back. Oh, gosh, yeah, I saw that text message. So I, nobody did it. Oh.
Because nobody listens to me. But I'm like, okay, this might be something that the family can get behind as a nice like way to kick off Christmas spirit. Yeah, sure. Let's go get a Grinch meal. Yes. And then go check out some lights.
Okay. I think we can probably make that happen. It's happening, kicking off December 2nd at participating McDonald's. Do you think we'll have participating McDonald's? I don't know. I hope so.
Sometimes we do, sometimes we don't, but okay. If it's not, if it's not participating in our area, does that mean it's not participating in all the McDonald's in our area? Or would there be one McDonald's in our area that was participating while the others are not? Yes. I'm pretty sure. We've gotten most of the other meals, so I think that's probably, you know. I think it's probably going to be at our area.
Yeah. I'm going to, I want to try it. I want to try the McDill McShaker fries. I'm going to have to get nuggets, because I'm not a big, big Mac guy. Oh, that's okay. Get nuggets. Okay. Easy. Any other Brighton Pusters? Yeah.
Put your Dill McShaker on your Nuggets. Maybe. Give that a whirl. Okay. I'm on it. Shake it up. All right.
Starting December 2nd. Okay. We'll have to go get it, but I'm going to have to have nuggets with pickle dust. No, you don't have to have the pickle dust. You said I did. No, you don't.
I just said, just try it with the pickle dust, but you don't have to. Well, I'm glad that they're doing something neat and fun for the holidays. That's great.
Thank you for letting me know. Tonight, you and I on stage. A brief on stage. That's right. We're not like up there the whole night with the band or anything, but if you're planning on going to Trans-Siberian Orchestra, we will see you tonight at the Mountain America Center.
It's going to be a lot of fun. I do believe there are still some tickets available. If you want to grab them, go to the Mountain America website.
I believe it's, what is it? MountainAmericacenter.com is the website to get your tickets. The show is tonight, seven o'clock. It is going to be a big party. It's going to be awesome. Very excited to see these guys. I've never seen Trans-Siberian Orchestra before.
Me neither. I've heard amazing things about their show, so I'm very excited to see it. And if you still need tickets, you can grab them from MountainAmericacenter.com. And we will see you there tonight. Sounds awesome.
All right. I'll be there. What are you going to wear? I don't know yet.
I do know. I'm wearing that sweater. I now also know what I'm going to wear, but I'm not in love with my shoe option. But I don't have time to get others, so it is what it is. Okay.
All right. Well, we'll see you there tonight, and we'll see you back on the radio tomorrow morning, right here on Classy 97. You know what's happening tomorrow as well? I do know what's happening tomorrow.
Switching to Christmas tomorrow morning. Follow, la, la, la. La, la, la, la. See you tomorrow.
Bye. Or tonight. Or both. Or both. See ya. Bye.
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