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Wake up with Josh & Chantel every weekday from 6a-10a on Classy 97! Missed the show or want to revisit your favorite moments from the show, enjoy Wake Up Classy 97 - The Podcast!
Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Friday, June 6th, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
It’s the 81st anniversary of D-Day, world donut day, the tiniest violin, someone in Colorado won $2 million, the Steelers signed Aaron Rogers, happy birthday to Viktor Wilt from KBear 101, Josh would be a good matchmaker according to our daughter, Chantel was a bit of a stalker, Amazon is hiring humanoids, social napping in Gone With the Wind was maybe not real, the garage sale is underway, and what’s worse than not being able to sneeze.
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Intro
(2:40) - Donuts, cronuts, and croissants
(7:17) - The tiniest violin
(12:30) - Good News to Get You Going
(15:12) - Someone in Colorado won $2 million
(19:01) - Riverfest & the Melaleuca Freedom Celebration
(21:20) - Steelers signed Aaron Rogers
(26:02) - It's Viktor Wilt's birthday
(28:39) - Fiddler on the Roof & choosing a husband for our daughter
(35:01) - Chantel stalked Josh a little bit
(39:52) - Amazon's humanoid deliveries
(43:43) - Social napping in Gone With the Wind
(49:23) - The garage sale is officially underway
(54:52) - Would You Rather This or That
(57:50) - What's worse than not being able to sneeze + outro
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Full show transcript:
Hey, Chantel. Hey, Joshua. So I I don't know. I've I've wanted to kinda change up how we kick off the podcast, and we've got AI. Right?
So I said, hey, AI. Take this, outline of our show, which we just write, like, little notes. Like, we're gonna talk about Steelers and Aaron Rodgers, or we're gonna talk about humanoid deliveries, whatever it is that's in the show. And I just gave it the bullet points, and I said, help us come up with a fun podcast intro. Yeah.
And it came up with something gross. Not gross as in ew. No. Gross as in, like, today on wake up classy 97, we're kicking things off. Facebook drama.
Yeah. Like, no nobody's gonna read this thing. That's not that's not what we do here on Classy 97. No. So What we did do is talk about my brother slugging me sometimes when he was older brother.
Yeah. But I still don't know why he punched you so much. How much did you get punched? A lot. A lot?
I could barely hear you. A lot. A lot? Say it like you mean it. Not that much, actually.
The way you tell stories, he pulled you off the couch Yeah. And you bonked your head real hard. That's just typical older brother stuff. I mean, it was I never did that. It wasn't an excessive amount of, like I feel like we need to have an intervention with you.
Like, why'd you beat up your little sister so far? Because I was kind of annoying. I was. I'll admit it. So you earned it.
I just wanted a friend. You deserved what you got. Anyway, it's Friday. We're in the studio. We did a whole show, and now you get to listen to it here on the podcast.
Thanks for checking it out. And, we're we're really excited. Yesterday was kind of a a big day for our YouTube channel. We've picked up a couple of subscribers. The Wicked review video has kind of done a little bit of taken off for us.
I'm excited. I've been watching it. You're kind of obsessed. It's really kind of fun to, like, watch and learn about. So, you know, I'm I I just think it's cool.
I think it's super fun to to see it kinda grow. And we haven't really done much there, so I'm excited to, to say that we're probably gonna be making more stuff for YouTube specifically. We're gonna gonna foray into the YouTube I think I wanna play a little bit more in YouTube. Yeah? Alright.
So make sure you subscribe to our YouTube channel, Classy ninety seven k l c e on YouTube. And, thanks for checking out the show, and we'll, you know, do a show now, I guess. Chat at you later. Okay. Enjoy the show.
Well, good morning, Chantel. Good morning, and happy Friday. Yeah. Happy Friday for sure. Today is the eighty first and eighty first.
'80 f f f? Yeah. Eighty f f, anniversary of d day, which happened 06/06/1944, which is pretty, pretty incredible. Eighty one years. First.
Yeah. Eighty one years since d day, commemorating the landing of more than 160,000 allied forces on the beaches of Normandy, France, in one of the most pivotal attacks against Germany during World War two. Eighty one years ago. Eighty one years ago. Yeah.
That's incredible. Yeah. And and our I mean, I think there were, like, only a couple of, veterans that were still, alive a couple of years ago. I don't know. Eighty one years.
I I mean, you'd have to be a hundred years old at this point Yeah. To really have been there. Right? Like, you would have to been a teenager or 20, 20 one years old. Well, they drafted 18.
So Yeah. So I don't know how many are still around. I thought it was only, like, a couple, but pretty, pretty amazing eighty one years ago. Yeah. What else is going on today?
It's, national donut day. That's that's a big deal. You sigh because you want a donut. I like donuts Yeah. But I'm on a You're on a I'm on a health journey.
Okay. Your confidence journey and a little bit of a health journey. In your hand a little bit. Yeah? Okay.
So does donuts and, some sort of beverage. Coffee, milk, orange juice, hand in hand. Chocolate milk. Chocolate milk? Now you're really doing it right.
If you have, if you have, like, a Bismarck and a chocolate milk, you're living life. Yeah. You are. That's a good life. Doughnut day.
I know. Kinda feel like I need a doughnut. Do you know, where the doughnut comes from? Flour? Yeah.
Dough? Roundabout. Deep fried? Yeah. Where does it come from, my The early seventeen hundreds when Dutch settlers brought a type of fried cake called a olekoic or something like that.
The Dutch? Yeah. Thank you, Dutch. Mhmm. Thank you, Holland.
Right? That's where the Dutch people come from? Dutchland. Dutchland. Mhmm.
Yeah. We got it. Yep. Not to be confused. Nailed it.
Right. Which is Germany. You're exactly right. And pretty much every culture around the world has their own version of a fried doughnut. Some sort of cronut?
No. I don't like croissants that much. I like croissants. Do you? Yes.
I I remember when they were, like, all the rage, people are going nuts about it. Who's going nuts about it? Oh, when they first launched? I mean, they were making it into Seinfeld and, like, everybody was going crazy for the croissant donut. When they first launched?
Yeah. They've been around since before. Seinfeld. No way. Yeah.
Way. No. Somebody had the idea A croissant? To put a yeah. The Cronut.
2013. That's when it was trademarked. No way. Yeah way. No Yeah.
Way. Way. That's no way. Yeah way. They had they had croissants when I was younger than twenty thirteen.
They had croissants, but they didn't throw it into a doughnut. Okay. The croissant doughnut. Saying the croissant No. The croissant's been around for a long time.
Okay. Now we're on the same page. The croissant doughnut was trademarked in 2013. I do remember the cronut rage. Yes.
I do. Yeah. I thought you were saying croissants. I'm like, croissants have been around forever. What are you talking?
You're crazy this morning. When was the croissant made? It launched? Yeah. When was the croissant launched?
Never know. No. Because it's been around forever. It was designated as a national French product in 1920. There you go.
It's not been around that long. More than I have. Fair point. Fair point. An Australian baker opened a Viennese bakery in Paris in '8 in the eighteen thirties and introduced, the croissant.
What well, the early version of the croissant. So it's been around since the mid eighteen hundreds is what we what we learned just now. So Wow. Knowledge. Wow.
It's power. Good morning. You ever have somebody say something oh, I'm trying to think of how I'm gonna talk about this. Alright. Well, we started out with have you ever heard somebody say something?
So if you see something this mostly happens between siblings, I think. Okay. You complain to a sibling and they go, let me let me play that tiny violin. Oh, and they do the two finger rubbing thing. You know what this is?
That's what they say. You know what this is? Yeah. It's it's the world's tiniest violin playing my heart bleeds for you or something. Slug you, and then they go get out of my way.
That never happened. I don't know what kind of household you grew up in where people slugged you. But no? Brothers? Older brothers?
I've watched the older brother. Yeah. I know. There was no slugging. Yeah.
I know. I did. You slugged? No. I was slugged.
I was the sluggie. Sorry to hear that. Yeah. You should be. Do you wanna play the tiny violin for me?
Yeah. There was a team of physicists in England who used nanotechnology to create the world's tiniest violin. Wait. Wait. Wait.
They've made a tiny violin? They have made a tiny violin. To nanoscientists? Not nanotechnology. No kidding.
So this thing must be microscopic. It's 13 microns wide. There it is. I don't even know what that means. It's microscopic.
Really? Yeah. 13 of those. 13 microns. Or to put it into context a little bit more, thinner than a human hair.
That's what I said. It's tiny. Tiny. Yeah. So you can't actually play it.
No. Now you maybe might be able to. They say you can't. Well The people who may drew a picture of a violin. I don't think so.
They say the techniques they use could help with all sorts of stuff from improving efficiency in computers to finding new ways to harvest energy. Yeah. They drew a violin. Nah. Yes.
They use nanotechnology. Yeah. To draw a violin. It's very detailed. I know how you see it.
Yeah. I'm just looking at the picture. It's, it's pretty incredibly small, but it's a picture of a violin. It's not a picture, bro. It's not a three-dimensional violin.
They said nanotechnology. They used nanotechnology. To draw a tiny violin. You're calling me a liar? No.
I'm just saying, like, you can't play a picture. So yeah. You can't play a tiny violin. Now it's, it's very cool. Like, it's it is I mean, you can't you can't even see it.
They have a picture of a human hair, and then where they've pointed to just white space and said, and there's the violin. You can't see it. It's so tiny. They say it measures it measures 35 microns long Yeah. 13 microns wide.
Micron is one millionth of a meter. It's actually not even a violin. It's What is it? A void. A void.
So they have these, small chips. That are coated with this, gel material, and then they put it under the nano Frasor, which is a nano sculpting machine. And it uses thermal scanning, to, to write, they put in quotes, highly precise patterns on, nanoscale. And the violin design was etched into the chip surface layer. And then the underlayer of the the little gel surface is dissolved, which leaves behind a violin shaped hole in the chip.
So it's not even actually a violin. It's not even a picture of a violin. It's a hole shaped like a violin. So Okay. You know what I should have said?
I just thought of a really good comeback for every time my brother said that. Yeah? Yeah. Okay? You can't even you can't even hold a bow with that finger.
You should workshop that a little bit. Like, I get you wanna have a good comeback. I just that wasn't it. I know. And that one woulda got you two for flinching.
He would've yeah. He would've been stupid. Punch flinching. Yeah. You would've been slugged again.
Damn it. I had a good comeback. You fought your way through it. I'll never be able to one up my older brother. Just a little sister moment if I've ever heard one, but you tried so hard.
Workshop it a little bit. I will. I'll think about it. Write it down. Rehearse it in a mirror, and then then say it.
Okay. We haven't lived together for twenty twenty four or five years. More than that, probably. Still thinking about ways of getting back. Good luck.
Alright. Good news. Let's hear it. To get you going. Let's hear it.
Let's hear it. Okay. Woah. You're in It's fine. You're in some kind of shape this morning.
I do. Oh, yeah. Good news. I crawled under the bridge today. The troll to go away, and I need my wife back.
It's fine. Done. Not now. Let's talk about Summit High School in Mansfield, Texas. Principal Jason Mudderer.
That's a that's a last name. Mister Mudderer? Mister Mudderer. Lovingly lovingly known as coach Mudd. He gave his graduating seniors a send off that, well, hopefully, they'll never forget.
Check this out. Instead of just a handshake and a diploma, each of the 443 students received a handwritten letter and a crisp $1 bill. Why $1, you ask? Thank you for asking. Because as he told them, 443 random acts of kindness can start a ripple of positivity and an impactful change.
So coach Mudd said it took him over twenty four hours to write all the notes. Oh. But to him, it was worth every minute because the gift was more than just a farewell to the students. It was a challenge, to go out into the world and pay it forward. So he said, I'm giving each of you a dollar, and, you're welcome, and go pay it forward.
Don't go spend it out on one spot now. No. But No. It's pretty cool. Come back to you twofold Yeah.
In kindness. Exactly right. So pretty cool. And I can't imagine writing 443 handwritten notes. No.
Your hand starts to cramp out. Even in high school, writing notes, passing them around, I don't think I wrote 443 notes. No way, man. No. I didn't.
Wouldn't it be so bad? You'd have to double and triple check your list because you wouldn't wanna forget anybody. Yeah. Ugh. You that would stress you out.
It would stress me out. I absolutely would be stressed out. I'm stressed out for him because I don't wanna leave anybody out. And I'd be like Did I get everybody? Get the quiet kid?
Did I get everybody? Oh, man. And it also cost him $443. But it cost him? And twenty four hours plus of his time.
Yeah. It's a pretty good gift to a graduating class. What a nice gesture. Yeah. Kinda cool.
It is kinda cool. Hoping to, begin a ripple of positivity. I think that's cool. So, anyway, good news to get you going. I it's not me.
I know because I don't live in Colorado. And play the lottery there. But someone in Colorado, has a Powerball ticket worth $2,000,000. K. They haven't claimed it yet.
The ticket was sold 12/16/2024 at a gas station in Aurora, but the winner hasn't come forward to collect the prize, and they have until June 14 to do so. Oh. Yeah. Go claim that price. So a bunch of people in Colorado are like, did I buy it?
So people are looking around trying to, like, check junk drawers and, glove boxes and coat pockets and wherever they can think of that they might have had a ticket that they forgot about Yeah. Because somebody won $2,000,000. Is it me? Some no. It's not me.
It's not me either. I was in Colorado in December. Right. If no one steps forward to claim it, the money goes back into the state's lottery fund Uh-huh. To support community programs, which isn't all bad news.
No. That's not terrible. It's likely the winning ticket holder has no idea that that ticket is a winner. Go check your lottery ticket. Check your tickets.
Somebody bought a ticket at a gas station in Aurora, Colorado that's worth $2,000,000. Oh, man. Oh, man. And they haven't claimed it, and they have, eight days. Unless they bought it as a gift for somebody.
Yeah. I don't know. The person who has it I don't know. I don't know. Is that pretty standard time to turn it in?
That's six months. Six I that's what I'm asking. Is that would assume. I don't know. Six months before for you to claim your prize.
The time frame frame to claim the prize varies from state to state. In Colorado, players generally have a hundred and eighty days to climb claim a prize. For jackpot game tickets, the one hundred and eighty day clock starts the date of the drawing, and unclaimed prize money goes back into the fund, blah blah blah blah blah. Yeah. So, typically, it's a hundred and eighty days.
Okay. Go get your money. Yeah. Honey? Honey?
Honey? Go claim that. That's a oops. I won the lottery moment. Like, somebody's been been struggling for six months.
Like, man, I just wish I could win the lottery, and they did. And they did. It probably got thrown out in the trash. There's that. That's potential.
Oh, no. Or maybe that person passed away. Oh, no. Or maybe that person moved out of state. Okay.
All all potentials. Or or or or or maybe it was given as a gift, and that person threw it away, or that person passed away. Do you ever give a lottery pick number, pot like a Powerball pick number as a gift? I haven't done that before. That'd be a strange gift.
I know. Somebody was like, I could've given you $5, but instead, I bought a bunch of lottery tickets. Here you go. My favorite, we typically give out lottery tickets for coworker gifts for Christmas. Uh-huh.
And nobody's I think one person won $15, which was a big deal. Here? No. Not my other job. Oh, okay.
I think. I can't remember. That's a big deal. Favorite is when you gave it to a coworker, and he just said, I don't lottery. I don't lottery.
Funny. Anyway, good luck whoever, did that. You have eight days. So Oh. Tick talk.
Get your money. Alright. Coming up, now less than a month, it is the, Riverfest and the thirty second annual Melaleuca Freedom Celebration. Thirty sixth Yeah. Annual.
Thirty second, I said. Oh, right. Second. Thirty second annual. Yeah.
You went four years in the future, but that's okay. I'm here. '36. '30 '2. What?
'32. Got it. Checking in. The Idaho Falls Community Hospital Riverfest presented by Idaho Central Credit Union tagging Go Car Wash and Riverbend Media Group. Snake River Landing's the place on the July 4.
There will be the kids zone, the Stones Kia kids zone is back and wristbands, all day passes, $10, which is great. You can test drive the new Can Am from Rev, Motorsports. They'll have the off road demonstration area full of Can Am's. They got the Mountain View Misting Station, so you can cool off in the hot summer fourth of July heat. Food trucks and vendors from all over East Idaho there as well.
And, of course, the largest fireworks display West Of The Mississippi River, all synchronized to music on classy ninety seven for the past thirty two years. That's incredible. That is an amazing. Yeah. You also recommend listening to the soundtrack on a traditional radio rather than on an app.
Yeah. Because there's some buffering delay. That's right. You ever notice that actually gonna be synchronized. Right.
If you if you're listening on if you're listening on the app. Now listen all day. We're gonna have, I'm working on putting together, fun fourth of July playlist for the whole day. For the whole day? Yeah.
Yeah. Which we typically do. We we drop in, like, a whole bunch of great patriotic songs, and then we we have, like it's all high energy upbeat summer stuff, for the whole day, which should be really cool. Yeah. While you're barbecuing and splashing around in the pool.
Fourth of July is a Friday. Sick. I know. So it's a fourth of July weekend, which would be pretty great. So Nice.
Yeah. Yeah. Very nice. Anyway, if you wanna join us, it's all happening July 4 at Snake River Landing, the Idaho Falls Community Hospital River Fest presented by Idaho Central Credit Union Tag and Go Car Wash and Riverbend Media Group. We will see you there.
That day. It's gonna be awesome, and it's coming up real soon. It's gonna be stellar. Is it? That's a good word.
I like it. You. Yeah. I'm cool. I know.
We got some football news. Yeah. This team is in my division, which makes me laugh. They're not. They're in Beck's division.
Oh, yeah. That's right. They're in the AFC North. I thought I knew what I was talking about. But you're okay.
I don't. I mean, they're, you know, one of the 32 teams. So there's that. Well, here's the problem. They're in the league.
I have my team. Yeah. And then there's other teams that I like. Like, and I root for Beck's team, the Bengals, and we just watched that show. You're right.
They're no. They're not in my division at all. At all. No. But we play them.
Sometimes. Sometimes. Sure. They're one of 32 teams in the league. Yeah.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed Aaron Rodgers. Yeah. 42 year old, not so great anymore, Aaron Rodgers. Right. Have you done some research?
What do we know? Well, I just feel like Mike Tomlin was smarter than that. He didn't sign. It wasn't the coach's doing. And I feel like he also said that he was not going from his lips, said we're not gonna sign Aaron Rodgers.
Yeah. So it had to have been the owner that made this decision. Right? Yeah. I'm sure.
So now poor Mike Tomlin, who I actually like one year deal. Oh, seriously? Didn't sign him for very long. Well, he's 42 years old. I get it.
I get it. And and they announced last night that he will attend Pittsburgh's mandatory mini camp next week. And to be fair, this it says here the Steelers were one of three teams, viewed as being in the running for Aaron Rodgers. The Giants, were another, but they opted to sign, Winston and Russell Wilson. The Vikings were also a team to watch, which you weren't very excited about.
No. If But they decided they're gonna go ahead with JJ McCarthy, which is going to be huge. Huge. He was a twenty twenty four first round pick. He was injured in his, entire rookie season, but he's he's your quarterback.
But the Steelers did not drop Russell? Russell Wilson, did they? Well, it's Like, Russell Wilson is still there. No. It says New York Giants signed Winston and Russell Wilson.
No way. Yeah. Way. So he's he's moved over to the Giants. So I think Aaron Rodgers is going to suit up.
They didn't do a swap at all. Yeah. Russell Wilson left and went to the Giants. They didn't have a quarterback. I was thinking because Aaron Rodgers came from the Jets.
Correct. Sorry. I was confused. I am off my football game. It's alright.
It's the middle of summer. It's or it's not even the middle yet. Football. Is it even summer officially yet? No.
Not yet. Like, it's I said the middle of summer. We're not even close. But, anyway, this will be interesting. Yeah.
It will be interesting. 42 years old, and he did not have a great season last year. I'm just throwing that out there. I don't It's a one year deal. We'll see what happens.
Poor Mike Tomlin. But he yeah. That's that's gonna be interesting to coach because he had a lot of arguments with the Jets coach. So Who Aaron Rodgers had a lot of arguments with the Jets coach? Oh, yeah.
Interesting, buddy. Didn't, the one guy leave his team to go play with Aaron Rodgers? Didn't he leave Oakland? Or not Oakland. They're not Oakland anymore.
Las Vegas Yeah. To go play in New York with Aaron Rodgers? Yes. What's his name? So much drama on the on the field.
We are not we are off our football game. We've forgotten everything. Call back. He'll tell you exactly what happened. He'll he remembers it all.
Yeah. Yeah. He does. He'd be so mad at us right now. You're like, what are you even talking about this for?
It's June. None of this matters. Can you imagine if you were like, what if you're a receiver on the Steelers Yeah. And you get the news that you're gonna be thrown to by Aaron Rodgers. And you're like, that guy?
Yeah. He better Him? He better, hope that offensive line can hold and, keep him from getting sacked because nothing nothing worse than seeing Aaron Rodgers, helmet half up his face Yeah. You can't get it. After getting sacked.
I said the only reason they signed them is because they had a dusty old dome helmet they wanted somebody to wear. Like, we gotta get rid of this thing. Sign them up. Got this extra helmet. This helmet's the worst.
Weird. Good luck, Steelers fans. Okay. Today is not your birthday. Today is not my birthday, but today is someone's birthday in the city.
Someone's birthday. I mean, that's true, isn't it? Do you think there's ever a day that no one was born on? No. No.
I don't. Okay. It's whose birthday today? Well, today is, Victor, the morning guy on K Bear. It's his birthday today, just down the hall.
The hall. Yeah. And, when my birthday rolled into town, when your birthday rolled into town, there's a crew here at this office now, that is blowing up birthdays. They really are. And really making it extra special, and they've done a bang up job on his room.
He's got guitars hanging. He's got balloons everywhere. Guitars. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But, you know, it's a rock guy. It it I know.
Sense. They they did wanted posters of, him and his cats. He has a couple of cats. I've cat sat them before, and, and they're very nice little kittens. And they have, cowboy hats and wanted posters, on the part of our lives.
I think is so funny. Yeah, which is really, really cool. So, anyway, happy birthday to Victor. If you feel like you wanna call him because it's kind of a fun thing to call him up and just say happy birthday, you can. Their number is do I know it?
I don't know. I I knew it, and then I I second guessed myself. So I'm gonna look it up really quick. I'm not just right off the phone. I know the Classy phone number.
I do know that one as well. But if you wanna call his studio and you wanna just say, hey. Happy birthday, Victor. The guys over at Classy told me to call you. You can.
That studio phone number is gonna be (208) 535-1015. 2 0 8 5 3 5 1 0 1 5. And you can call and say, hey. Happy birthday, Victor. Happy birthday, Victor.
Tell him your favorite rock band while you're at it. Yeah. And be like, I love Tool. Tool is his favorite band. But you could say, like, I don't listen to your stuff, but I love The Weeknd or whatever.
You know? It's Hey, Victor. I don't listen to your stuff. That's why I don't listen to your show. Yeah.
But happy birthday. Anyway, it's his birthday. We can blow it up for him if you wanna call him. (208) 535-1015 is his phone number. Spoil him a little bit.
It's his birthday. You know? Come on. Come on. Alright.
Happy birthday, dude. We went to check out Fiddler on the Roof last night. It was so, so good. Good at the center stage. Yes.
They always do an amazing job. It was it was incredible. It was so good. At one point, I asked Emery if she would like you to do the matchmaking for her. Right.
I already have. You found somebody? That's what I told her. And? I just wanted to freak her out because she said, I am so glad that, like, this isn't a thing.
And I went, oh, but we've already found you, a husband. Like, it's already been arranged. We've already made a deal. And she's just like, what? I said, yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. He's he's old, but I said I said, what do you think about dad finding a husband for you? Yeah. And she goes, oh.
And then she goes, actually, that might not be that bad. And I go, what? And she goes, I just feel like he would probably find somebody that he would wanna hang out with. And so it'd be somebody like him, and that's not all bad. Wow.
I know. That's a nice thing. But you just wanna you just wanna find someone to hang out with. So you're gonna find Yeah. You're gonna find yourself a buddy.
I hope that's what happens. I hope so too. That'd be cool. Like, I let's not rush into it. Right.
But that would be pretty cool if it was like, yeah. You're you're into some of the same things. Like, we it it'd be it'd help, like, have conversations flow really. He's like you know what I mean? But that was what a nice compliment.
That's actually a very nice compliment. Be like, yeah. Yeah. I trust somebody like himself. That's cool.
I like my dad. I think that's the coolest part is that she was like, and he's a good dude. Yeah. That's I like that. High praise, ma'am, from your 15 year old.
Not that I I want her to be with someone who's like me in all ways, but someone who, you know, is respectful and kind and treats people, you know, with with a little bit of dignity and grace, I think, is a real important trait. So Are those traits that you I would like to think that I have those traits. Yeah. I would like to I'd like to think that I do have those traits. Yeah.
Would you disagree? No. No. I don't. Yeah.
You you have those qualities. You do. Why are you side eyeing and dickhead. I felt like I did. No.
You do. You are a you're a nice dude. You have all those qualities, which is why I picked you Uh-huh. For my own self. High five to me.
Well, good for you. Now find someone just like you for our daughter. Mostly so you can have a bud. Yeah. That's she's gonna bring home somebody, and you're gonna be like, hey.
What kind of fishing do you do? That's not that. It's not an opener. What's your opener? I don't know.
Not that, though. Oh, okay. There's gotta be some sort of, like, do you put your cart back when you're done at the grocery store? Like, I need character qualities, like, way before I get into hobbies. I gotta find out, you know.
Don't even ask him, though, because he's gonna Oh, it's gonna be a hold list. It's gonna be a garage. A test. You gotta give him a test. Yeah.
I gotta be like, hey. Let's run to the store. You push. You push the cart. Here.
Grab a cart. Awesome. I'm gonna go get in the car. What are you gonna do with that cart? I'm not gonna say that.
Right. No. I know. You're just gonna have to stop. Would be, pushing the cart, and then when we got to the truck to load the stuff in, just doing it.
Like, just if you if you don't help unload the cart and you just get in the truck, red flag. You know? I always try to help unload the cart. No. No.
Yell at me to get in. You're not you're not part of the test. Okay. Okay. See, the right answer is he pushed the cart to the truck and unloaded it and then put the cart back.
Okay. That's the real test. Right? Like, for you, you you get a pass. Like, we're married.
You shouldn't be emptying the cart. That's my job. Yes. I get a pass. And that's the that's the impression that I should get from From the dude?
From new dude. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. We gotta tell Emery this. No.
Hey. Well, you you don't tell her because then she'll she'll say, oh, hey. Just so you know, this is there's this cart test. She's gotta be she's gotta be out of the loop. Okay.
Fair. You can't loop her in on the cart test. That's fair. It's a good test. It is a good test.
There's gotta be some other tests along the way too, though. That's a solid one, though. We'll work on some more. Test number one. Well, it's a test.
I don't know if it's it it might not be the first one that comes up. Like, are you a shoes off when you walk in the house person? You're not. We're not a shoes off house. But if you walk in and you go, should I take my shoes off?
Or do you just walk in? You don't First impression. You don't do that, though. First impression? First time I go to somebody's house?
You don't ask that. I look around. I I sort of read the room. And if I'm unclear, I might say, are we your shoes off house? And on my days, I'm It's a respectful thing to do.
You don't do that. You don't. When's the last time I've been in a new house, somebody's house that I have, probably that, like, meet up with your former coworker. That's probably the last time I've been in a house that I wasn't used to, and everybody had already taken their shoes off. I didn't have to ask.
Okay. It was clearly the shoes off. Well, it was clearly the shoes off because she had a basket that Correct. Had booties That is correct. Front door.
So that was the easy one to determine. Saying. But I've never seen you. Why can't I go, move your shoes off? Oh, I can solve it pretty quick.
If everybody's got shoes off and socks only, I know. I know where I'm at. Wow. Look at the braiding on this one. Yeah.
Smart guy. You know. You know. So there I was yesterday driving along. Driving driving.
And on my playlist comes a song that instantly takes me back to the first time that I had met you. Okay. Now you and I had met. We hung out at a concert at the Eastern Idaho State Fair. Yeah.
That's true. You lived in Idaho Falls at the time. I lived in Pocatello. That's right. You had a girlfriend?
Not really. But And, I didn't know when I was gonna see you again, but I was pretty excited by having met you. And you worked on K Bear at the time. You were a DJ on K Bear. That's right.
This is, this is twenty some odd years ago. This was 02/2003. So twenty two years ago. Yes. Yeah.
And I remember after having met you that first time, I was like, I gotta he's so cool. I really like him. And I would go to work, and I would turn on you were on the morning show on KBR, and I would turn on your morning show, and I would listen, listen, listen. And then I would try to devise ways to call you. I didn't have your phone number because My but but I didn't even personal Yeah.
Phone number. And so I tried to find ways to, like, call you on the radio show to talk to you. And one of those ways was calling to request a song that I heard yesterday that instantly I was like, woah. Okay. But I would try and call to request a song.
But I do remember there was one specific time where you and the cohost that was with you were talking about a movie Right? Mhmm. Scott, who was on classy 97 not that long ago. That's right. Scott.
Yeah. You were talking about a movie where you had seen that they were using a spatula to scrape a windshield. Okay. And I was like, I know that movie. I know that movie.
Yeah. I was like, I'm gonna call in. I'm gonna call in and talk to Josh. I'm so excited. I can't wait.
And I called in, and Scott answered the phone. Right. And I was like, oh, hey. The movie that you want is UHF. And he was like, yep.
That's right. Thanks for calling. Click. And I went, what? What?
That's it? I didn't even I didn't even I had a whole plan. I was like, I'm gonna call. I'm gonna say, hey, Josh. It's Chantel.
Remember me? You didn't even answer the phone. I must not have been running the board that day. I was on I was sitting where you're sitting. I was in the other side of the room.
Crush. I didn't have control over anything. That's hilarious. No. It was not hilarious.
Well, I'm sorry. Did it not? Yeah. But it all worked out. Have I Look.
I mean, now look at you. Now look at you now. Look at us. Look at us now. There was a couple of times that I did try to call and request that song.
Yeah. But, again, it was always either somebody else would answer or it was just, like, maybe I got no answer or you would just call, and I would say, hey. Can you play? Or you would answer, and I don't know. Can I try to guess the song?
Yeah. Go ahead. Was it the song from Trapped? Yes. I knew it.
I knew it. How did you know that? I I just know look. I've been with you a long time. I've been together a long time.
Us. I know us. You and me. Been together did. Since we met in 02/2003.
Uh-huh. I've known you a minute. We've known each other for a very long time. And that song was, I don't know. It was fairly new.
When did that song come out? I don't know. I don't even think that band is still together anymore. That song came out in 02/2002, so it had been, you know, about a year old by then. Are they still a band?
I don't know. Let's find out. From American rock band Trapped. It says That's fine. They are still active.
Yeah. They formed in 1995. I did not know that. Did not know that. That song came on, and I went, woah.
Blast from the past. Yeah. What have they been up to? That's a weird thing. Anyway, we'll have to find out.
They're still doing stuff on social media. They did stuff in November of twenty twenty. Facebook had deleted their, page on grounds of hate speech. Hey. Go ahead.
That happened. I don't I don't care about trapped anymore. Okay. It just, happened to show up on your playlist, though? Yeah.
It did. Oh, good. And I went, oh, early days Yeah. Of j and c. Oh, that's you and me.
It's you and me, kid. Twelve years ago, Amazon first announced that they were planning to use drones to deliver your stuff. Yeah. Have they got have they gone anywhere with that? Like, I know Walmart talked about it.
I'd seen some, like, Walmart drone deliveries, but yet to live, like, a certain radius around a store. No. They haven't done mostly testing. They haven't done anything on that. But what they have done is they're working on technology to have your packages delivered by humanoid robots.
So is this like the Boston Dynamics walking robot? I don't know what that is. Kind of. It doesn't have a head. This one doesn't have a head.
Alright. I'll look up an image. Oh, no. My computer died. They said it's gonna be ready soon for real world testing.
K. But judging by the drone thing have a head. No. This one does not have a head. The little turquoise guy?
Yeah. Yeah. That's his head. It's just a neck. Well, I mean, that's his head looks very neckish, but but that's the prototype.
The one with just the, like, the the thing that looks like a police light on the head, neck post. Is that what you're looking at? Yeah. They they've made them better. Oh, okay.
They're better looking now. That's that's the one I saw. It's look up Digit, the humanoid robot. Yeah, I've seen those before. Digit has a head.
Yeah. This one does not have a head. That's a neck. Alright. I mean, it's a post with cameras.
If you wanna call it a neck, I guess you can call it a neck. K. So the humanoids, these humanoids that they want Yeah. Digi is his name. Gonna be driven around in Rivian electric vans.
Okay. And then they jump out to walk over and drop off packages on your doorstep. Okay. They're I bet they don't throw your package around. They're gonna be testing these in an indoor humanoid park, which Amazon has constructed at one of their offices in San Francisco.
Okay. Cool. It's it's about the size of a small coffee shop, and then it's got an obstacle course for the robot. Smart. I just What?
These romanoid romanoids, what did you call them? Humanoid. You called him I didn't call him a romanoid at all. His name's Digit. I've been trying to get you to call him Digit the whole time, but you keep saying he just has a neck.
I'm stuck on the neck thing. I know you are. I don't know why I called him a Romanoid. I don't either. Robot humanoid, a Romanoid.
Digit is his he has a name. The Amazon one does? His name's Digit. I haven't even seen that once in this article that I'm reading. Well Not once.
Know what you're reading. I'm reading GeekWire. Oh. Oh. I know.
Oh. Digit, the humanoid robot that Amazon Amazon is testing for warehouse work is the one they're gonna use. Driver who parked Yeah. To deliver a package at a house that was located on a busy street Yeah. And it almost caused a very, very bad collision.
Was this in town? Yeah. Oh. Here locally. And everyone was kind of like, what are you doing?
Like, the van had just stopped in the middle of traffic. I mean, pulled off a little bit. So but Yeah. It was the road. It was the main thoroughfare.
Man. Gotta park, gotta park the van somewhere. Off the side. It was bad. It was it was almost a bad bad bad day.
Well, I'm glad it wasn't. It was it was pretty sketch. But take a look at Digit. He's cool. I did look at Digit.
Did you? Today is flying by. I looked up, and it's already all like, after nine. I did I I didn't know what time of day it was. I've been out of the loop.
Just I'm blown away. Welcome? Thanks. Welcome back. Yeah.
It's flying by. I thought, like, oh, it's gotta be, like, eight. Here we are. 09:00. Alright.
What's up? Okay. I found Gone with the Wind No way. On Max on HBO Max. And so Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. It's been I mean, my mom used to watch that show. I don't know if I've actually sat through and watched that entire show. Did you know it's three hours and forty five minutes long?
That's a huge long movie from what year? 1939. That's insane. Yeah. A three plus hour long movie from the late thirties.
Yeah. So I've I turned it on, and I've been watching it for the past couple of nights because I keep falling asleep. Yeah. It'll do that to you. You turned it on last night, and I was like, ouch.
I have not gotten very far either time that I've watched it. I think I've only made it through, like, thirty minutes of the movie. Well, good news. There's more than two and a half hours left. I think what happened last night was that all of the men were in the sitting room, and they just found out that the war has broken out.
So I've just barely gotten to the civil war. Okay. But here's what I wanna talk about. Okay. There's a lot there's a lot of things to talk about regarding Gone with the Wind, but the main thing was that everybody was at this party.
Like, all these men, all these women were socializing at this party. And then all of a sudden, cutscene, and they've got Scarlett O'Hara, and she goes, I don't wanna take a nap. And all of the women grown woman? They're grown women. All of the women are upstairs in this big room, and their maid or their, yeah, their maids and their servants are helping them take off their clothes so they can take a nap.
This is like a like a big social nap? Yeah. That's a thing? And they all all of the women fell asleep, and then Scarlett O'Hara gets up from her nap to, like, sneak around. Okay.
But, apparently, napping was a common practice for women during that time, particularly in the afternoon when they had a long a long day of socializing. So they had to take a nap. And then the men would often conglomerate in, like, a sitting room or something and then discuss whatever needed to be discussed. But the women had to go take a nap. So I'm trying to find out if this is historically accurate.
It is. Well, so what I what I am reading here from this person who said, the from the perspective that I'm talking about here of the higher society white culture in the North and South, there were some differences. But several books and magazines from the era, they go into excruciating detail on what to do and what not to do at parties. I find no mention of napping whatsoever. Well, they wouldn't talk about it, would they?
Why not? If it was happening, they're like, if it was the big trend that people were doing at parties, having these social naps, I believe that would be, like, wild wildly talked about. Because if it was the trendy thing to do like, we're talking about this this guy said I have several years' worth of Harper's and Chattatouga Society magazines, which have a lot of slice of life articles and social commentary, and there's nothing in there. Well, that's weird because I just looked up something that said it was historically accurate. So I don't know what to believe.
I do know that it's bizarre, but I also think, that sounds lovely. Let's hold. I don't wanna nap with other women, but I certainly would like to just take an afternoon nap because socializing is hard. Yeah. Alright.
I mean Also, let me tell you this. Sure. Clark Gable, the guy who plays Yes. What's his name in the movie? I don't know the answer.
Anyway, Clark Gable was 38 when he made that movie. You know how old Vivian Leigh was when she made that movie? 25. 20 five. And he's how old?
38. Alright. For shame. I think I think that one passes. No.
What is it? Half their age? Half your age plus seven. I don't know. It passed.
It's really close. It's 26. 20 six is the is the half of 38 plus seven. Okay. And she's how old?
25. It's very close. It's very, very close. It sounds worse because sound bad. Because it's a it's a 20 and an almost four.
I understand. Certainly much older than her Yeah. In the movie. Oh, yeah. What are these days?
Kids back then in the in the late thirties, kids looked 40. Yeah. That's true. Have you seen school pictures? That's true.
It was hard it was rough life. People age real quick. I'm gonna make it through this three hour and forty five minute movie. Just wait. Just And see how I Ten, fifteen minutes at a time.
Garage sale is happening today. Yeah. Our garage sale. I call it a yard sale because the stuff's in the yard. It's okay.
But what is the difference between a yard sale and a garage sale? Is it just the location? Yeah. It is. Yeah.
Yeah. It is. So this is a yard sale that I did not want to have happen, but you made it happen. You did most of the heavy lifting. You trucked everything over to our brother in law's house.
Right. You did the majority of the heavy stuff. Thank you. Well done. You made it happen.
Now our kids are doing the heavy lifting today. That's right. Really, our brother in law is doing the heavy lifting. He's doing the majority of the work. Yeah.
But, we're getting updates and things are happening. Our kids over this morning. Beck didn't work today, and Emery doesn't have school, obviously. So we said, hey. You guys go over, help out, do the best you can.
Just help out in any way. So we're getting updates, which I love. Because stuff's selling. Yeah. Well, I just love that Emery's like, that's sold.
Hey. This sold. Yeah. She had a set of Calico Critters stuff. She's like, that was the first thing to go.
Yeah. I'm like, yeah. They got that at a steal. Right. Difference between yard sale and garage sale?
I had to do the research. You know how I work. Garage when it's in the yard. It it is. Yard sale typically involves items being placed in the yard, while a garage sale might have items displayed in the garage on tables or even in the yard.
So I guess this is more than just a yard sale. They're the same in my mind. Yeah. It says they are pretty interchangeable. And I interchange them depending on what I wanna say.
Anyway, I think we've made about a hundred and $3 so far. Maybe more. I don't know. I haven't had a I haven't had a recent update. But, it look.
Already over a hundred bucks, that's a win. That is a win. That's this is the part where I go, oh, okay. Maybe it is. It's exciting to be like, like, ka ching.
How are you gonna feel tomorrow? Oh, you know what? I know it's donut day today, but tomorrow is yard sale donut day. Yeah. Because you and I are gonna be going over and work in the yard sale.
I like a yard sale donut. Yeah. A 7AM yard sale donut. I like that. Do they have sugar free, gluten free donuts?
Sure. That tastes like Yeah. Garbage. You know what it's it's a bowl of rice. Yeah.
There's your sugar free, gluten free donut. I'll just have some fruit. Mhmm. On top of a donut or all chomped up and jammed inside a donut. Chomped up?
Yeah. You know how they do. They take raspberries and chomp them up. And then Yeah. Inside the doughnut?
Something like that. I don't know how they get it in there. I do. It's in a it's in a piping bag, and they Mhmm. Just squeeze it in there.
They don't cut the doughnut in half, open it? Like a sandwich? Why are you Began licking the inside of it. What are you doing? That's how you get the chopped up raspberries out.
You chomp up your raspberries. Chomp? What did you say? You're I'm not using my mouth to chomp them up. What did you say?
You said chomp, though. Right? What are you I just I would use, like, a food processor or something normal. Why are you why are you doing it like a baby bird situation? Chomp them up in your mouth.
No. Get them real small. No. Cut open the doughnut. No.
No. You can never work in a doughnut bakery ever. No one hire her to make doughnuts. She doesn't get it. You don't chomp it up with your mouth and then put it in the doughnut.
What? No. Okay. Food processor, piping, tube thing for cake decorating Yes. With, like, a bigger round end.
Right. Stab in donut, squeeze I know how it works. And then you have stuff in a donut, no mouth involved until you hand it to somebody and they go thank you, and then they put that donut in their mouth. That's when the mouth comes in. The mouth comes into play?
Yeah. Got it. Yeah. Not before. No time before is the mouth involved in the making of the doughnut zero times.
Unless you go to Chantel's gross doughnuts. Okay. Time out. Are we are we in charge of bringing doughnuts to the garage sale tomorrow? I'm bringing them.
I feel like, whether I'm in charge or not, I need to I'm responsible for bringing doughnuts. This thing's kinda my fault. It is kinda your fault. Well, it's my fault. I'm the one who agreed to it initially.
Yeah. But that's fine. You agreed to it, like, months ago when it was a good idea, and you're like, yeah. No. We got plenty of time.
And then as you got closer, you were like, let's bow out. No way. I'm I'm I've got room freed up in the garage now. I know. And we got rid of that storage unit.
I feel light as a feather. That's the whole thing. Right? Yep. And then, you know, people buy your stuff, and they can bring some money.
Any of that stuff back home either. No. I know. I'm aware. I am aware.
Let's make some money. Alright. Minus doughnut cost. Sure. Don't touch my donut.
Friday edition of would you rather this or that. What do you got, Chantel? Would you rather have your mom manage your social media accounts or have your mom manage your social calendar? I've seen what my mom does to social media. It's pretty good.
She knows how to make stories and add music. Not the right accident. And then when you say, mom, why'd you post that? She says, I didn't. I don't know.
What's my impression of your mom? I didn't. I don't know. Yeah. It's a pretty good impression because that's what she says.
And then she's like, I'm a go listen to Elvis. They're both bad because I don't want my mom managing my social calendar either. She'll say on your social calendar? Well, she'll say, that's too dangerous. Or that's too far away.
That's too cold. That's my impression of my mom. That's too dangerous. That or she'll say, must be nice. After everything she has the calendar, oh, you're going camping.
Must be nice. Yeah. Yeah. She was. I mean, I don't post, like, for for work, I post on social media a lot.
I probably The only thing you're posting on your social media is your fishing. Stuff. I know. So it's real easy, and I could just be like, here's the pictures. Go ahead and post them.
No. But you don't get to give her the pictures. She decides what she's gonna You didn't say that. Yes. I did.
She's managing your social media accounts. Right. That means she's replying to comments for me. She's posting what I send as a social media manager. She's posting what she wants to post.
You didn't say that. Well, I'm saying that now. Then your social calendar is only gonna be filled with going to Burley. I know. Good luck.
No. So I know. They're both bad for me. I'm gonna say I'm gonna have my mom manage my social media account. Good luck.
I know. But I don't want her managing my social calendar. It's pictures It's too hot. That aren't you And There's too many people. Songs you've never heard.
I know. It's okay. It's okay. I won't do anything but go to Burley if she manages my social life. I know.
You're right. That's why I'm gonna say here, social media manager, are here are the photos. Reply to the comments. Talk to the peeps. You have a lot of comments?
You get a lot of comments, do you? No. I don't. It's a real easy job managing my personal social media. It's very low impact.
Now work stuff, that's a different story. But, you know, personal? Go nuts. Woo hoo. What's worse than Than the Woo hoo?
No. Than feeling like you have to sneeze, and then it's it's there. It's there. It's there. Not there.
I don't know. My favorite thing is when I noticed that you have to sneeze, and I go, no sneeze for you. And then it goes away, and then you get mad at me and you say, what? I like to sneeze. I do like to sneeze.
To sneeze. And I go, okay. It hurts. When I sneeze, it's loud. It hurts.
I don't enjoy it. I know. But I it's not that way for me. I like it. Yeah.
Feels nice. Does it? Yeah. It's my body's way of saying, yeah. This needs to happen.
Mhmm. So when it doesn't come, I go, man. When you stop it, rather, that's what's the most frustrating. Hey. Look over here.
No sneeze. And then you You also here's another thing you do that I hate. Oh, great. Let's make a list. Stopping sneezes.
Are you putting your feet on? Let's talk about this. Wow. Alright. Settle in.
Here we go. I don't like it when I yawn. Yeah. You stick your finger in my hand. Haven't done that in years.
It was fun when I would do it because you'd go, but I haven't done that in a really long time. I also don't like when I try to throw my clothes in the laundry basket. This is my favorite. Shoot them out of the way. That's right.
I block it, and I go, not in my house. Oh, that's my favorite. I like doing that in the shopping cart. I like doing that in the laundry basket. I like doing that when you're throwing stuff in the garbage can.
Anytime. And it's not just you. Anytime somebody is like, I'm a make this shot, I love batting it away. Oh, it makes me so mad. Nothing infuriates me more than that.
I think it's great. I think it's great. Really good at it too. I don't know. You have an ability to see what's being thrown Yeah.
And then just whacking it out of the way. Yeah. You don't need that. Oh, man. It makes me so mad.
Not in my house. Is it is it the actual batting it away, or is it the when I look at you straight in the face and say, not in my house? It's all of it. Like, because you feel powerless. Like, you know, I should be able to do that because this is our house.
No. No. No. It's not that. You're calling it your house, and you stop me from doing what needs to get done.
No. It's not that. It's Who picks it up when I bat it away? Guess. Me every time.
No. No. No. No. Because I'm a gentleman.
No. No. It depends on look. If I bat it away, like, if it's a close and I bat it away and it flies clear across the room or back toward where you're at, then you can try another shot, and I'll bat it away again because it's Yeah. It might It has to.
It's good. There's there have been times where you've tried, like, three times, and then you get that, like, noise. And then, and then you're like, I'm just not even gonna try anymore. Like, reverse psychology is gonna work now. Oh, I'm sorry.
I'll let you throw it in. Here you go. And then I batted away a fourth time. Not in my house. That makes me so mad.
It's one of my favorite things. Oh, it's mine too. Boy, you're my favorite. The light. How's that country song go?
You're gonna miss this. No. I'm not. You're fun to live with. Mhmm.
That's right. Well, I guess we'll wrap up the show. Let's do it. Yeah. Friday.
Yeah. Have a great happy rest of your Friday. Enjoy the weekend. We've got, yard sale stuff happening. More of that tomorrow morning.
So we got that to look forward to. No sleeping in. And that's right. It is World Donut Day, so have a donut. I'm gonna have my donut tomorrow.
On garage sale day? Yep. Garage sale yard sale donut. K. I'm gonna have some fruit.
Inside a doughnut. I'm on a health journey. Oh, good. Good. Good.
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