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Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Wednesday, June 4th, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
Someone stole a fancy guitar & mandolin from Heart, we recount some high school experiences, before it was Star Wars it was the Journal of the Whills, Chantel is a strong independent woman, thanks for inviting everyone to your personal calendar events that we don’t want to attend, what sound does a tumbleweed make, Marty McFly’s guitar is missing, hashmarks on your palm is one way to keep score, Taskmaster with senior citizens is a good time, look at your childhood friend’s house on Zillow for nostalgia sake, don’t peel the stickers off your new Nintendo Switch 2, and they’re changing mosquitoes.
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Intro
(4:46) - Collective Soul, Heart instrument robbery, and anew Talking Heads video
(8:30) - The high school experience
(12:02) - Good News to Get You Going
(15:07) - Star Wars or the Journal of the Whills
(19:24) - Strong independent woman
(24:30) - Inviting the family to personal calendar events
(29:14) - Riverfest & the 32nd Annual Melaleuca Freedom Celebration
(32:20) - Showdown at high noon
(35:34) - Marty McFly's guitar is missing
(38:37) - Keeping score at trivia
(42:47) - Taskmaster with senior citizens
(46:57) - Childhood friend's house on Zillow
(52:03) - Don't peel the Switch 2 sticker
(55:23) - Would You Rather This or That
(57:50) - Mosquito genetics + outro
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Full show transcript:
Not once today did I tell you about all the cheese that I love, and I probably should have. Why? Because today, Chantel, is National Cheese Day, and I love cheese. We did a diet, what, '20 '17? Yep.
And I and you were like, I'm cutting out dairy. I'm cutting out this. I'm getting I could not get rid of cheese. No. Cheese is so good.
You loved the cheese. I I still do. I still love cheese. I could go without cheese. You could go without cheese.
Yeah. You could have had your nachos last night without cheese. Yes. I You could that much cheese on there. I like cheese.
I don't love cheese. You can't have a grilled cheese sandwich without cheese. That's fine. I don't eat grilled cheese sandwiches on the regs. That's regular.
No. I we know. We're aware. Anyway, it's, if you had to pick, like, your top cheese, what would be your top cheese? Probably a nice pepper jack.
Yeah. I knew pepper jack would be toppier. I like pepper jack. That one's that's an easy go to cheese. But I You can put it on a sandwich.
You can put it on a burger. You can have a I should've said cottage. Cottage. What's your number one cheese? Cottage.
Interesting choice. Easy cheese. Velveeta. Yeah. That's not even cheese.
Americans have rated the top 10 cheeses. I'm not gonna read all 10, but what do you think is number one on that list? Number one is probably American cheese. No. That's number nine.
Swiss. Swiss is number four. Provolone. Leave my provolone is not on the list. Mozzarella's number one.
Yeah. Because it goes on the pizzas. You see? Mozzarella. Cheddar was number two, and cream cheese was number three.
Cheese? Yeah. That's right. Cream cheese from Philadelphia. Oh, embarrassing.
Number eight was listed as brick cheese. Brick? That's a whole bunch of people that don't know they're eating cheddar cheese. Brick. I just like brick cheese.
Anyway, let's do the show. I Hey. It's Wednesday, June 4. Someone stole a fancy guitar and mandolin from the band Heart. I know.
It's super sad. That's crazy. I know. Those those instruments are, like, historic pieces. And also important to them.
Well, they yeah. I mean, how are they gonna play Barracuda? Oh, Barracuda. There's no that guitar is missing. We recount some high school experiences, first kisses and stuff.
Yeah. Before it was Star Wars, it was the Journal of the Whills. Whills. Wheels. And then a whole bunch of people went, George George.
Stop it. Mister Lucas Quit being such a nerd. I'm a strong independent woman. Yeah. We get to hear your, daily affirmations in real time.
When it comes to car problems. Well, you did it. I did it. You did it. And I took it off my to do list.
That's great. Thanks for inviting everyone to your personal calendar invites that we don't wanna attend. Yeah. Maybe put them on your own personal calendar instead of the family, Lynette. I want everybody to kinda join me.
Good luck with your grip project. I have to invite my family to hang out with me. Well Please hang out with me. We all say no to your calendar invite. I know.
Will you be attending? No. What sound does a tumbleweed make? What do you think? No.
What We're leaving it? Woo woo woo now. That's it. We're leaving it. Tested us.
Nope. You'll hear how it's supposed to sound in the show. It's not what Chantel just did. But I like, way better. Keep that.
Marty McFly's guitar is missing. Oh, no. It's with the heart guitar. Oh, hash marks on your palm is one way to keep score. Not Still got them.
Do you do? I've washed my hands. I've washed my hands at least six times. You only used a pen. Like, you didn't even use a permanent marker.
Sick. No. You are. Use some soap. Taskmaster with senior citizens is a good time.
Yeah. Look at your childhood friend's house on Zillow for nostalgia's sake. Yeah. You can find out if they still have that pool. Red shag carpet.
Yeah. They don't. Spoiler alert. They don't. It's gone.
They don't. Yeah. Don't peel the stickers off your new Nintendo Switch two. It's supposed to be there, and it's driving me crazy even just knowing about it. And they're changing mosquitoes.
Maybe for the better. Maybe. Yeah. Hey. We're Josh and Chantel.
This is Wake Up Classy 97, the podcast. Enjoy today's show. Hey. Oh, hey. We don't often, dive into music news, but I was just looking this morning, and there's kinda three things that happened.
Woah. What happened? Well, Collective Soul, is is yeah. I know. Right?
There's a band. You haven't heard their name for a minute. Right. They have a, feature length documentary coming out. About what?
It's called Give Me a Word, The Collective Soul Story, and it is coming out on Blu ray and DVD on July 8. It will also be available on demand that day. Oh, so insane. Where you can, like, rent, on demand. And then it'll be released to streaming services later this year.
But it covers the band's history, and they're using a bunch of archival footage along with, video of the group working on the 2024 album. 2024 album. With an album in in, 2024. And they they worked on the album at Palm Springs, California state that was once owned once owned by Elvis Presley. So that's kind of interesting.
Color of it. So Yeah. So that comes out, in, early July. Talking Heads are working on a new video. Knew that.
Yeah? Because David Byrne Uh-huh. Was involved pretty heavily in the SNL fifty Oh, yeah. Thing that they had. Yeah.
Yeah. And I think he mentioned it there or some I don't know. Or maybe teased it? Maybe. Because they've been teasing on social media a bunch of stuff, like, really heavy this week in June 5.
So that would be tomorrow. They're going to release the new video, for psycho killer. It's old song, new video. But recently popular because of TikTok. Correct.
The Yeah. That one. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Psyche cooler. Yep. Or whatever it says. Uh-huh. Yeah.
That one. Yeah. It's getting a new video Oh. That comes out tomorrow. And then the last thing I saw like, there there was an abundance.
That's why I said we should probably talk about this. Hart, their summer tour, last weekend in Atlantic City, New Jersey, they got robbed. What? Some of their instruments had been stolen No way. From the stage at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino.
Where was security? I don't know. But among the missing items, a custom built, one of a kind purple sparkle baritone Fender Telecaster guitar Oh. With a hand painted head stock. It was crafted specifically for Nancy Wilson.
Also taken, a vintage 1966 Gibson e EM 50 mandolin Oh. That band member Paul Moke had played for the last twenty five years. Oh, no. Nancy says these instruments are more than just tools to trade. They're extensions of our musical souls, our heart broken, and we're asking for the safe return.
No questions asked. The value is immeasurable, she said, which is pretty crazy. That's terrible. I know. Right?
So, yeah, there was there were a few things going on this morning. I went, that's that's worth talking about. There's a lot going on. We don't often go, here's what's happening in music news. But those are some crazy good stories.
On music news. I know. Oh, I hope people return those guitars and mandolin. I know. Yeah.
That's that's really, really That's crazy. Wild. Anyway hey. Hey. Good morning.
Happy Good morning. You jumped in. You jumped right into stuff this morning. I did. Yeah.
No. Like, I don't know. Just glide in. You just jumped. Let's go.
Let's go. Let's get the show going. Things to do and things to talk about. That's right. Even.
Here I go. Open my eyes. We're awake. We're we're moving. Josh got us moving this morning.
Here we go. Here we go. This is kinda fun. This is some high school experiences. Common highs 10 common high school experiences.
Alrighty. I feel like most everyone has done this. Alright. I got my paper removed. No.
No. No. You don't need that. You need your you need your fingers. Yeah.
I'll just make hash marks. Here we go. Did you have a crush on someone in high school? Yeah. There's one.
I feel like everybody did. K. And it it changed all the time for me. Sometimes I went back to old crushes. And then sometimes I was like, no.
You said that weird thing in English class. That's weird. Alright. I'm not gonna crush on you anymore. Okay.
You had a specific friend group or a click? Sure. Yeah. I had a friend group. Yeah.
Took a class you loved? Sure. Yeah. What was the class you loved? I I really enjoyed, my, my BPA class.
I'm trying to think. I really enjoyed of America? Yeah. That was a class? Uh-huh.
And and just a club? Well so the the club director, whatever she was, she had a class as well, and we talked about advertising. And, anyway, it was it was great. Yeah. It was it was real good.
K. I enjoyed that, and I loved my Spanish class a lot. K. I Oh, what was your favorite? Oh, thank you for asking.
My favorite class was theater class. Uh-huh. I loved it. Checks out. So much fun.
And we got to skip sometimes, and our teacher didn't care. Yeah. Same. A class you hated took a class you hated. Yeah.
Chemistry. Chemistry. I took chemistry. I didn't hate it, though. I'm trying to think of a class I hated.
I don't oh, yes. I do. I didn't enjoy my English class. Uh-huh. Our teacher just talked a lot a lot a lot.
Okay. K. Next. You went to at least one high school football game. Yeah.
You went to at least one high school dance. Yeah. You kissed someone. Yeah. Oh.
So far, I've got 70%. Let's keep going. 70? What's the one that you didn't have? I have seven.
Oh. Out of That would be out of 10. Percent. Well, seven out of 10 Okay. Is 70.
Lied to your parents. No. I did. No. Sure not.
Took the ACT or SAT? ACT. Yes. Me too. Went on a date?
Yeah. I got a %. And had a boyfriend or girlfriend. That's 11. There was a bonus.
And yeah. So extra credit. Yeah. Yeah. I did that.
You did all of the things? I did all of the things. I did all of the things too. I had the full on experience. What was the name of your first kiss?
Same as the girlfriend. Oh, my first kiss. That's a weird name for her, but that was her name. Same as the first kiss. Same as the girlfriend.
My first kiss was a boy named Justin Oh. Who I didn't even actually like. And then I was kinda grossed out. I went, oh, my first kiss for you. Ugh.
Well, you did have an option to just say no. But I thought I liked him at the time. And then we came And then he said a weird thing in English class, and you went, no. Not you. Let's go ahead and get you some good news.
Let's go ahead. Let's let's go ahead and do it. Let's just go ahead and do that. Just jump right into good news. Alright.
Have you heard of the Elling siblings from Orange County, California? Negative. So Zora, Athena, and Taika. Yes. The Yura sisters?
No. Oh. The Elling's siblings, Zora, Athena, and Tycho. Okay. No.
I haven't heard of that. Well, they, they are rewriting the record books at Irvine Valley College. 2 Years ago, Tycho graduated Irvine Valley College at 13 years old, becoming the youngest graduate of the school. He's now 15 and about to start a PhD in math at USC. Not kidding.
Dude, come on. Last year, Athena graduated from Irvine Valley College at 12 What? Beating the record. She's now taking theater and dance classes and is competing in Taekwondo. What?
Well, I mean, your college is done, so might as well. Yeah. You gotta move on to something else. Might as well study theater camps and Yeah. And TaeKwonDo.
I mean After you've graduated college at 13, you you can't just 12. Yeah. Sorry. Yeah. You can't just sit around watching old reruns of Project Runway.
Right. You gotta get out and do something. That's right. So Tycho graduated at 13. Athena graduated at 12.
All eyes have been on the youngest sibling, Zora. Oh, no pressure. Zora graduated this spring. Nine. 10.
Get out of here. 10. And the accomplishment doesn't seem to be a big deal. Zora said, I don't really care about breaking the record. I just wanted to take math classes.
Yeah. That's what I've always said my whole life. I know. It looks like there will be a lot of math classes in Zora's future. She will be attending University of California Irvine in the fall at 10 with the goal of becoming a math professor.
Bro, you're 10 years old. Yeah. Go ride a bike. Go play in some dirt. I'm sure, there's math classes that will interfere with that.
There's math classes. No. And Zohr is very excited about math classes. Why don't you make up a song about Technitronics two Technitronics on the picnic table? That's what I was doing at ten years old.
Or become a math professor at 10. No. I don't wanna do that. You know how you, would pretend you had, like, a fancy job? I'm a teacher, and these are all my siblings.
Yeah. Yeah. Zor is like, yeah. I am doing that. I'm actually going to be a teacher.
Yeah. But then I could just go and watch reruns of Project Runway again. I didn't have to prove myself to anybody. No. It's too much You think you think Zora's trying to prove something?
Yeah. They all are. They've kinda one of their siblings, don't they? I don't know. I mean, if you can do it at ten, why didn't the first one?
You know? Anyway, really fun for that family. Good news to get you going. You're a Star Wars fan. I like Star Wars.
Yes. It's plural. Did you know that George Lucas's original title do you know his original title? I I I mean, he created it. Right?
Is he not the writer director, everything else? Like Well, right. His thing? His he wasn't planning on doing Star Wars as the name of it. Oh, I thought you meant, like, his job title.
Sorry. No. The name of the movie. That was not the original going to be called Star Wars? No.
What was it gonna be called? Star War. Just one. No. No.
It wasn't. It was gonna be called the journal of the wheels. What is that? I don't know. I'm glad he went away with it from that.
Then he changed it to adventures of the Starkiller. Glad we went away from that as well. Go ahead. He was gonna do the journal of the wheels saga one, the Star Wars. And then somebody somebody went, George, you're doing too much.
Let's you see those last two words on that? That's enough. The I don't even know the journal of the wheels. That doesn't even make sense to I don't know much about Star Wars. I know a little.
Not a bit. You're you're saying wheels? Like, w h I l l s. I don't know what that means. But then when he changed it to adventures of the Starkiller, that doesn't make any sense either.
Nobody's killing any stars. Okay. So here's here's what the journal of the wheels is. Okay. Say.
And Starkiller Right? You've got the Death Star. Oh. Right? Oh, okay.
Anyway, Journal of the Whills was a record of events in the galaxy. Long after the Galactic Civil War, an individual was taken with writing about events that transpired in the galaxy. So it was it it was basically, we call it a spice, spice. A space bible, is is essentially what that is. It would have been a retelling of events that transpired in the galaxy in the same way.
Okay. So that's what the journal of the wills, is. Okay. Cool. Yeah.
Yeah. I'm glad he had maybe somebody there saying, hey, George. I don't I don't know about this one, bud. Let's just change it to maybe something simple. Like, oh, journey to the star Star Wars.
How about a Star Wars? Star Wars. That sounds nice. And then maybe you could add, like, subtitles because you're really into subtitles. So maybe you could have, like, Star Wars, and then you could, you know, you wanna start at four, not at one?
Alright. Whatever you say. And I wanna do Alright. That'll work. Star Wars one, Star Wars two, and Star Wars three.
No. Let's name them all. There. Let's start with Star Wars Star Wars. Episode four.
A New Hope? A New Hope. That's where we'll begin. See? And then what was that?
Don't tell me. A New Hope. I'm just going the originals. The first three. Yeah.
The original trilogy. Empire Strikes Back Uh-huh. And then return of the Jedi? I think you're correct. The order?
I think that's correct. I feel I feel good about that. Me too. Yeah. I feel so good talking about Star Wars every time.
Brought it up. I know I did. Well, what if instead it was, written like this, verse seven chapter four seventy seven, Jedi. That's the journal of the wills. Golly.
That's what I said. George Lucas. He was kind of a nerd, wasn't he? Was. I feel like I'm a pretty independent woman.
Alright. I was gonna add another adjective to that, but I couldn't think of one. I'm into it. I feel like I'm capable. Sure.
I feel like I'm responsible. I feel like most times I can take care of things. I feel just looking into a mirror and reading your affirmations? What's happening right now? Maybe.
Okay. Alright. I something happened yesterday, and I went, I don't know. I don't even know what I I don't even know how to deal with this. I walked out of work, and a coworker said, hey.
Your tire looks really low. And I had been looking at that same tire, and I go, yeah. I noticed that. And I've been panicking the whole way the whole walk to my car going, what am I supposed to do with this? So I called you because I don't know what to do about cars.
That's where I shut down. When something happens to my car, I go, I don't I don't know. Well, you know where to know. You know where to take the tires to the tire place Yeah. Where where we got the tires Yeah.
And that they'll take a look at it. Yeah. But I don't that's the part I don't know. Do I just get in what do I say to them? Hey.
Hey. I got a flat tire. That's where I'd start. Which you went to the tire store. What happened?
What transpired? Did you say, I got a I got a wonky tire? Nice. What'd you what'd you say? This one over here is a little airless.
I walk in, and it's an office filled of dudes. There's dudes waiting in the waiting room, and I go, I don't belong here. You know? There's just places you feel like you don't belong. And I go, I don't well, first, let me tell you what happened first.
Oh, okay. I pulled in the wrong way. Uh-huh. And then I was And then you can't park because you're faced the wrong way. Correct.
But I have a small car, so I'm like, well, I can kinda just do a Mhmm. Big turn and then park into a parking lot space. But there was a very long, very big truck kinda parked, and so then I was like, I can't park here. So I kinda did, like I just would have backed into one. Well, I don't do that.
I did, like, a 16 turn in the middle of their tiny parking lot. And then by the time I parked, I was like, everybody's watching going, oh, look at this dumb woman. No. They're not. They're not.
Do you know how many times a day they see people do a 16 turn in their tiny parking lot? You're probably right. A lot. You're probably right. They don't notice you.
Go on. And then they just walked in, and they said but I was flustered. Fluster duster. That's what I called myself. Fluster duster?
Yeah. Because as I'm making my 16 turns, I'm talking to myself going Oh. Oh, what have you gotten yourself into? And I go, now I'm all flustered. I'm a flustered duster.
Wow. That that's neat. I don't know what I am. I'm a flustered duster. I am a strong, capable, confident adult woman.
Yes. Alright. I'm I've raised two fully capable children. This is right. So you go inside the dude the dude waiting room.
Yeah. And I said, hey. I got a low tire. Nice. And he goes That's a good weight.
That's a good opener. Strong. Thank you. K. And then what happened?
And then he goes, oh, which one is it? And I go and I had to use my hand. Yeah. I go, the right one. And he goes, the passenger one?
I go, yep. Yeah. Passenger one. That's passenger is the right word. In the back.
In the back. Yep. Alright. Good. And then I said, oh, and my tire pressure light.
I meant to say sensor, but I couldn't think of the word sensor. And so I just said, my tire pressure light thing is on. Yeah. And I need to have that checked out also. Very good.
And he goes, your tire pressure sensor. And I went, yes. Yeah. The sensor. Uh-huh.
I just had forgotten everything that I was gonna say. So then I just looked like a demo. No. You didn't. You told them you had a bad you had a wonky tire.
Yep. And it and, you need to get that checked out, and, also, my tire light is on. Those are the two things that you needed to to to address. That's great. Awesome.
Done. Done and done. Super. Then my phone I'm sitting in the waiting room for a long time. Phone battery starts to yell at me.
Uh-huh. Yeah. It's a bad day. Bad day. Did they not have, like, charger things?
I didn't have a charger with me. Oh, you didn't have the one in the car? Yeah. But they had already taken the car back. You can you can ask them while it's in the bay.
You can say, hey. Can I grab something out of the car? They'll let you go back there and get it. Gonna do that. No?
No. I would just rather have my battery die than go ask them while they're working on it. Oh. Yeah. I'm not gonna do that.
Oh, but just just so you know, you could. Yeah. I could, but I'm not gonna. So Okay. So taken care of.
Car taken care of. What? Strong. Capable. Independent.
Well done. That's my tagline if I ever Fluster duster. How come when I got a text the other day from Emery, she sent it to you and me. She said, I love you, but I don't want to go with you to run your errands. And I went, what are you talking about?
So we were together, Emery and I, when we were getting all of these calendar invites for stuff that is not important to us at all. And it would pop up as this thing that you had added to the family calendar, and then seconds later, you had deleted it. And it happened, like, three times or something. And on the last one, she was like, why is this happening? I don't wanna go to this thing.
You got the wrong calendar. And so I said, I know how it happens. But so then she she was like, this is crazy. I don't wanna go to these things. And I said, well, then write back and say, thanks for the invite, but I don't want to attend that.
And, and then she sent that, and we laughed. Oh, did you? Yeah. You guys were having a good time making fun of mom? We, we were having a good time.
And it wasn't necessarily making fun of you as much as it was. And I'm trying to remember the one that you sent. It was so funny. We had a good time, though. Yeah.
Tell you what it was. I have to go buy something for work, and I have to do it before Friday. And so I put it because here's the thing. I'm not even kidding you. This is what I told Emery.
I had been talking to a coworker, and we said, I don't like this system. Let's get a new system for this. And I said, I will go I will go do some shopping around, or I'll go do some digging around K. And see if I can find a better system. Clamps.
I need some clamps. Right now, I'm using, like, extra large binder clips, but they're not it's not big enough. But the clamps are ugly. We still want it to look a little bit cute. Oh, I know the thing you're talking because you told me about this.
Okay. Gotcha. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Okay. And I said so I put it I said, I'll go I'll go figure out something before Friday. And I said, I'll even go look right now on the on the Internet and see if what what I can find. In the matter of me walking from the closet where we had been talking to my desk, I had forgotten all about that. And then, like, minutes later, she brought it up again.
So you said I gotta put that on the account. I gotta I gotta do that. And I said, let me go grab a binder clip so that I can remind myself. I'll put it on my desk. Minutes later, I put that binder clip away.
What's that for? And I forgot all about it. So I had to add it to the calendar because I'm not getting you. I will forget. But that's what you told you you tell us all the time.
You go, oh, did you add it to the calendar? If you add it to the calendar, you that's your system. But it works for you, so that's good. I don't know if it does work for me. Well, it might if you send it to the whole family because then, hey.
I don't wanna go to your find the grips event, but thank you for the invitation. When I added it to the calendar Yeah. There were three different things that I had added to the calendar. And every time I went, shoot. Yeah.
I know. The whole family gets this event invite, and we go, like, I don't want to go to that. I don't wanna go to your work meeting. I don't wanna. Sometimes I've added those to the work calendar, and I go, oh, shoot.
Sorry, everybody. It happens to the best of us. I know a guy, that that you you're familiar with this story. Yes. We have, in our scouts, we have a calendar, and sometimes personal stuff ends up on there, like people's haircuts and stuff.
Yeah. You're like, oh, good. I'm glad you're getting that haircut. Don't forget your appointment. It's coming up.
I go, how do you know? I go, because you put it on the wrong calendar. But thank you for inviting me to your haircut. Mistake that people make. It just happens.
Sometimes you got multiple calendars in your one calendar. And, hey, guess what? I just like hanging out with you and my family. So Well, that's nice. Sorry if I'm inviting you to my errands.
You could accept a time or two. They were deleted before we even had the chance. Because I did I went, shoot. Wrong calendar. It's all sorted now, though.
Yeah. It is. Until something pops up today. It'll be cool. Well, it's always an adventure to know what's gonna be on the calendar.
No. Because here's what happens. It automatically will put in the last calendar that you use. Uh-huh. So now I've taken it off the family calendar and put it back to mine.
So it it will default back to my personal calendar. Uh-huh. So you guys won't get invites anymore. I just wanna invite you to Until we do. Until we do.
Nope. I'm just not inviting you to anything. Good luck with your drip project. Thank you. What's the date today?
June 4. Guess what's coming up in one month from today? Oh, you're right. It is in exactly one month. That's right.
No. Yes. I'll tell you why no. Because you feel like it's the end of summer when that happens? No.
I just feel like that's the middle of summer, and it goes real fast I know. After the July 4. That's right. July 4 is one month away, and the Idaho Falls Community Hospital Riverfest presented by Idaho Central Credit Union Tag and Go Car Wash and Riverbend Media Group is coming to Snake River Landing in Idaho Falls on July 4. In one month.
In one month. Exactly. So here's the deal. Stones Kia Kids Zone is back and, all day wristbands, $10. As usual, still $10.
You can take a test drive in a new Can Am from Rev Motorsports in the off road demonstration area. What's a Can Am? Yes. Look it up. We're talking about side by sides.
We're talking about off road vehicles. It's gonna be a a really good time. Can Am's from Rev Motorsports. Oh, that's fun. I know.
They've got the Mountain View, hospital misting station will be set up, food trucks, and vendors from all over East Idaho. All of that stuff. Again, we want to encourage you to wear sunblock. Bring and drink lots of water. Don't bring your dogs, and pets.
No motorized vehicles. That includes those rental scooters. You can't have those. Just walk in traffic only. Or if you have, like, a a wheelchair or something that you need, that, of course, we can we can accommodate all that.
Ear protection for the kiddos during the fireworks because you're real close. You are real close. You're getting hit with shrapnel sometimes. It's pretty cool. And, of course, we're talking about the thirty second annual Melaleuca Freedom Celebration.
Isn't that crazy? Insane. Yep. It is the largest fireworks display West Of The Mississippi River, all synchronized to music right here on Classy ninety seven. We do recommend it if you're, gonna be outside of the area, if you're not going to be in Snake River Landing where we have the speakers set up, and if you wanna enjoy the synchronized, music that you listen, to the soundtrack on traditional radio, not on the app, because there is a delay.
And so if you wanna get the real synchronization effect, then you wanna be listening on the traditional radio or at Snake River Landing where the speakers are everywhere. So anyway Traditional radio. I just like that you said traditional radio. Traditional radio. Just radio.
Yeah. Bring a radio. It's just radio. Yeah. I mean, I remember, you know, thirty two years this has been going on.
So this has been around the area for a long time, and I remember listening to it, on Classy ninety seven when I was younger, and you would bring your radio to the river, by the Shiloh. And you'd sit, and you'd, and you'd listen and watch the show, and it was really cool. And it's moved years and years ago, to the Snake River Landing where it is now, and it's, it's a great time. So, anyway, it's, it's it's happening again. It's one month away, so put it on your calendars.
Make plans to attend, and, we'll see you at Riverfest and the thirty second annual Melaleuca Freedom Celebration. One month away. One month away. Mhmm. Holy moly.
I know. Let's go somewhere. One of my favorite things that our daughter does is she mimics a tumbleweed sound, the you do it. Well, it's the sound of high noon. High noon.
Yeah. When the cowboys are drawn face to face or back to back, and they take their paces. And and then they turn, and they're looking at each other to quick draw. And a tumbleweed goes across the desert right in between them. The sound that makes is, wah wah, according to our doc.
And it's the greatest sound ever. So and now anytime there's a face off, there's a cat outside, and the dog's going crazy. She'll hold the dog up, and she'll send us a picture. The cat circled, and it just says, wow. It's the greatest thing ever.
A tumbleweed, exists around us at all Yep. And she sees it all the time. It's the greatest thing ever. We're in the wow wow o phase. I love it.
I'll never ever correct her. No. It's it's perfect. If I feel sad or lonely, I go, hey, Emery. What's the sound a tumbleweed makes?
Wow. Wow. Instantly makes me happy. Yeah. My favorite part is that, if I try to do anything Yeah.
She says I do it incorrectly That's that's correct. Anything. Name it. Yeah. You're doing that wrong.
Yeah. Or you're doing too much or, you know You're not doing that right. We had a a conversation yesterday about how tiny can you make your mouth Yeah. While we were driving around doing work. I guess that was Monday.
And, and so we're just seeing how small we can move from here. And, and I said, I'll bet you if you ask mom to do it, she's gonna make her mouth all big and then try to figure out how to make her mouth move that way. And so she goes, you gotta come here. You gotta come to the kitchen. You gotta see this.
And she said, how small can you make your mouth? And you went, You gotta stretch it out first. We knew you that was exactly what was gonna happen. It was great. But I still as small as I made my mouth, I still did it incorrectly according to her.
Yeah. So then when I tried to mimic her tumbleweeds down do it. No. See, there's three there. It's just wow wow.
So funny. Nope. That's what I mean. Doing it wrong? She thinks she is doing it so correctly.
It's very good. And I'm the wrong one doing it wrong. But I'll never She's really been watching a lot of tumbleweed westerns. So, you know She was making that sound the other day, and it made you wanna listen to Ecstasy of Gold from Good, Bad, and the Ugly. Yeah.
Yeah. Mhmm. And she goes, oh, I love this song. Yeah. This is the song, and then she proceeded to tell us all about westerns Yeah.
And standoffs. And she wants to watch some westerns. I think that's great. I just liked that she was like, you guys haven't ever heard of this before. Yeah.
Let me educate you on standoffs. Wow. Wow. Yeah. It's it's perfect.
It's the greatest thing ever. It's my favorite. Yeah. So hey. Look.
A tumbleweed. Wow. Wow. You've seen back to the future. Sure.
You know when Michael j Fox is shredding at the enchantment under the sea dance? Yeah. And Chuck Berry goes, hey. Get a load of this. Well, it's not Chuck.
Chuck's on the phone. But yeah. Chuck is on the phone. Hey, Chuck. Yeah.
Get a load of this. You know that new sound you're looking for? Yeah. Okay. The guitar that he plays in that scene is a cherry red Gibson Yeah.
E S 3 40 5. K. It's been missing since 1985. No way. Yeah.
Way. Gibson Now you say it's been missing. Is it still missing? It's still missing. Okay.
Yes. Gibson wants to find it. They even made a have you seen this guitar poster. I mean, I've seen it in the movie. Does that count?
Michael J. Fox has made a video saying, hey. We'd like to find this. No. That doesn't count.
Alright. Originally, they had rented it for the movie from Norman's rare guitars in LA, but then they returned it after they were done with it, and nobody knows where it went after that. Really? Somebody is saying that maybe it could have been purchased, but there's no transaction of sale. So there's no record of any kind that it been that it had been sold to somebody.
I think somebody stole it. I think, yeah. Either it's either that or, likes it somebody felt like they were entitled to it Yeah. There you go. From the movie?
From the movie set. And they went yeah. So somebody somebody knows where it is. Somebody absolutely knows where it is. Mhmm.
I they're saying it's a 1960 or a 1961 model, which then they're saying that makes it historically inaccurate for the movie because Correct. That was movie took place in 1955. Correct. So that guitar was not think there are several, historical inaccuracies in back to the future. But, you know, what do I know?
Did you know that this year is the fortieth anniversary of back to the future? Woah. Came out in 1985 when I was four years old. How about that? We're quickly, creeping up on the fiftieth anniversary of stuff from our childhood.
Don't even see that. Like, ET came out in '82. Oh. Yeah. It's it's coming up.
I mean, it's Give it's got some time. Settle down. Let's hang out in the fortieth anniversary of back to the future for a minute. I'm just telling you. Stop it.
Stuff's stuff's aging, and I'm part of it. I am aging. Yeah. That's the thing about life. You know?
You age as you go. Yeah. I've take a look at my grays. Where? Aging.
Oh, look at you. Nice. Dig it. No. Do you?
I I've told you this a hundred times if I've told you it once. Aging. Aging. That's old people thing to say. We do trivia with some friends.
Yeah. Occasionally. Yeah. And, we went last night, and most of the time, I sit there while you guys answer all of the questions. Occasionally, I'll chime in and say, oh, I know this one.
Right. When that happens You feel like Those are so good. You feel pretty good. Yeah. Then what was the question last night that I was really like, I think it's that one.
And it was. I don't remember. Oh, shoot. I wish we had taken better notes. Yeah.
I don't remember. But you were very excited because we we were kind of all, like, we're just kinda guessing, and we picked, a collectively as a group, and you're like, I'm just gonna say out loud, I think it's d. And I and we all went, oh, then we'll change it. Like, we don't care. And you, were like, oh, but if it's wrong, don't be mad at me.
And then it was right, and you erupted into excited, excited moments. I was very excited. My favorite part is that you favorite part is that you decided last night that you wanted to keep track of how many, of the questions you knew and didn't know. And, then you had a third marker. I know this.
I don't know this. Or I half knew this. I kinda know this, but I don't if it's right, like, I'm gonna take a guess. And if it's right, then I hit a half a mark. So your system was to write hash marks on your hand?
Yeah. I didn't have any you're not allowed to have your phone. Right. And I so be cheating. I didn't have any other method.
So you, started writing, you you knew the first question, so that got a full line. Yep. And then you sorta knew the second one. So you said, I'm gonna give that a half a line. Yeah.
And when you decided that half a line was ever gonna be a thing, I immediately said, before this game is over, you will say, was that a half or a whole line? And then you introduced if you didn't know it, it's a dot. And I went, this is a terrible system. No. It isn't.
I'm I'm I'm looking at the hash marks right now. I can perfectly read my tally marks. Alright. So I took a picture of it so that you would you would have it because you did need to wash your hands at some point. You're right.
How many did you know out of 20? No. Well, I forgot seven. Yeah. That's another issue.
That's another entire issue. There are 20 questions, and you ended up with 18, marks. Yeah. So somewhere along the way, you forgot a couple. Yeah.
Uh-huh. So 18 marks, I knew see, I don't know if that one is a half or a whole. And that is exactly what I knew would happen. Oh, you're so smart. I just it's not a good system.
Say six and a half. I knew six and a half out of 18. Like, you should've used a circle. There's a million different symbols. But instead, you went with three that look like they could be smudges of the other.
What's the percentage of six and a half out of 18? Some. Six out of 18 is a third. What was my score? 33 in the third.
If that had been a test, I would have gotten 33%. Well, if you've got if you got six out of 18 you didn't do great. Where is our friend who knows math? I just told you, six out of 18 is Oh. 33%.
You're right. So if you got six and a half at barely any That's not that's not very good. Failed. Yeah. I did.
Yeah. But did I have fun? Yes. Well, good. Never a failure.
Never. Not ever. I wish I can remember the question that I really knew. Yeah. The one that I really knew that I made you guys change the answer for, I really gave myself a big line for that one.
Because I like it when I'm the only one at the table that knows the answer. I see. So that one got a tall hash mark, which was because I was, like, I was a part of the system. Person in the room. Okay.
Well, we ended the night with zero points. Yeah. So we did not we did not win. No. Did we have fun?
But we did have fun. Then we won. Alright. Didn't we? Way to keep it in perspective.
So one of my favorite shows is a British television show called Taskmaster. Yeah. We watch it often. Yeah. It's it's just a series.
What it does is there is a series. There's 19 series Yes. Which is seasons. Seasons in America and series in England because it's from The UK. Correct.
Yeah. And they take five comedians, five French comedians, and they do pointless tasks. Yeah. Big challenges. And they'll run through a series, maybe four or five per episode, plus, an in studio task, and and it's hilarious.
It's hilarious. It's ridiculous and hilarious, and it's fascinating to watch how all of these people's different brains work to complete the same task. And there's oftentimes, like, usually a comedian that's like, oh, I never thought about like, that made a lot of sense when that comedian did it. I I didn't think about doing it that way Right. Which is what I relate to.
And I often say that I wanna do some of these tasks with you because our brains work so differently that you would complete the tasks so much differently than I would. True story. So I just found out that they did a task master senior citizen. I saw this video. Alex Horn, who is the creator of the whole thing, and he plays sort of the sidekick in the actual show Yeah.
Went to the center because they had a Taskmaster, fan who was a hundred years old. Yeah. And she's very, very cool. And they did tasks there with them, and and, I don't know. They probably did a handful of them or whatever.
And the video is real short, but, but it's awesome. And they are doing all kinds of cool, little tasks. Yeah. They had a they had a plate of sweets, and they had to transfer the sweets to another tray without with using only a straw. So that was one of the tasks they had.
And then they had to build the tallest tower using spaghetti and marshmallows. Correct. The resident that's a hundred, her name is Ruth. And she said, first, I didn't know what was expected of us, and I'd wondered what we needed to do with all of that spaghetti. Yeah.
I love it. I think it's adorable, and I wanna watch that. I see there's a couple of TikToks that I see sometimes of people in care centers, and they have their residents doing silly little games. Not silly. Fun.
No. I get you. Interactive, getting you going, getting you moving. It's it's important for your cognitive ability. Right.
One of them was they had big tubs, and they have to they stand in a line. And they have, like, squishy balls in their tubs, and they have to put the tubs over their head and transfer their balls. So instead of using water, they used, like a like a soft Like stuffed animals. Ball kind of. Yeah.
Yeah. Okay. That's cute. Yeah. That's fun.
Don't spill the animals or the or the squishy balls. That's fun. Well, good task mastering. No. I I wanna do it so bad.
How many times have I said I wanna do this in real life? All the time. And we have to be fair, we have done it in real life. We have. That's that's fair.
We have done it. Like, we we did do it. It isn't like you just only talk about it, but it was years ago. Except I planned it. What I actually am saying is that I wanna You I wanna participate in it.
I see. So you wanna be, one of the guests on the show. Yeah. Yeah. Okay.
So that you can go into the task without knowing what they are Yeah. And have those things. I see. Yeah. I see.
I see. I see. I get it. Well, write them and say, hey. I'd like to be on the show.
I'm I'm a a very famous person. No. You should say that. You say I'm very, very famous. Yeah.
Maybe you've never heard of me, but that's because you live under a rock. You say many people have never heard of me. Many, many, many, many people have never heard of me. But I am famous. Okay.
Okay. We're we're good. Here we go. Everything's fine. You were running down the hall.
I was running. I'm here. What's up? Okay. I gotta talk about this because this is something that was fascinating.
My friend from high school, one of my best friends from high school, just posted that her mom is selling the house that she grew up in. Oh, that's interesting. And I went, oh, no. I spent many sleepovers there. Okay.
Multiple nights on that trampoline in her backyard. We would go over there for lunch. We would go there before dates. We would prank call people at her kitchen table. So I clicked on she had, hey.
If anybody you know is looking for a house so I clicked on the house because I was like, oh, I gotta get, like, some memories in that house. They've changed the basement. No. So then we started reminiscing. I was reminiscing with, some of my friends in the comments about the house.
And I said, I I think I kissed a boy in that basement. And I think we got on the Internet for the first time in that basement. And I think we had you know? I think somebody almost died in the bedroom because we were laughing so hard. Like, it was just so fun.
So So much nostalgia. Are you planning on buying it? What's the what do you mean? No. I'm not gonna plan.
No. No. It's it's in Burley. Oh. And I don't plan on moving back to Burley.
Good answer. Survey says. Top answer. No. It's just Top answer.
It was just it was just fun to reminisce. I get you. I haven't looked to see if, any of the houses that I frequented, in, you know, elementary school or middle school or high school or anything, if any of them have sold their stuff. I wonder what those look like. I I should, go on a Zillow deep dive You should go on a Zillow deep dive.
Just to see. And things have changed. Or if they just are still the same people that own them. You know? Well, it might be the same people, but they might have renovated like my friend's family did.
How dare they? They had red shag carpet in their basement. They got rid of it. All of it. They got rid of the red shag carpet.
No. How could they ever? Not the red shag carpet. Do you remember when you got on the Internet for the first time where you were? Yeah.
It was at home. At your house? Yeah. You guys were rich. No.
We've I've told you this. We were an electronics house, but we we weren't, we weren't rich. Had the Internet pretty early, it sounds like. Not as early as somebody had fancy Canadian water. I do not have fancy Canadian water.
I would sneak to the bus or the, yeah, the gas station by the bus stop to get that Canadian water. Not what I heard. And I used my babysitting money. Thank you very much. Okay.
Anyway, I'm trying to see I'm I was just thought I'd look up one real quick, but I I can't find it. So that's that's a pain because the neighborhood doesn't look the same now as it did then because they've they've expanded, and they've added more streets to them. That's what's gonna happen. Things don't look the same as you remember. I know.
That's frustrating. Oh, there it is. Okay. So that's a that that's this house that I that one of my friends lived in. Uh-huh.
Pretty decent house. Looks like the family might still be there because they the vehicles look the same. It's off the market, but its estimated value is only 548,000. Only. Well but when you, like, think about, like, your well-to-do friend, and you go, like, their house was not.
Yes. Right? This one. Yeah. That's what I'm saying.
That one. Talking about. Five bed, four bath house, 3,500 square feet, and it's $5.48. You know? Valued.
But it doesn't say if it's if it, like, it never sold. Like, it must still they must still just live there. It almost makes me wanna dig through some photos and find some pic because every dance, we would kinda meet at her house and take pictures at her house. So I wanna find still live there since 05/01/1995. That's the only that's it.
But it was brand new. Wow. They must love that house. I know. I should go visit and go, hey.
Hey. What's up? Remember me from forever ago? They would. Probably.
He would say, I used to help myself to snacks in the fridge. Can I still do that? Yeah. Weird. But no inside pictures.
Just the one outside picture. Because when you see those inside pictures, you go, oh, I haven't seen this house in thirty years. Yeah. I'll have to do some more deep diving. But I found that one, and it's still the same since 1995.
I love it. Tomorrow is the big day for the new Nintendo Switch. We've been talking a little bit about it here and there. I know a lot of people are pretty hyped up and excited. The switch two Do you?
Officially. Actually know a lot of people that are pretty hyped up and excited? Do. Who do you know that's pretty hyped up and excited? A couple of my former scouts, one of them in particular Oh, yes.
Had a series. Yeah. Well, they're now, like, 21 year olds. Okay. Alright.
Like, had a all the family on multiple websites refreshing to get the preorder locked in. Really? Oh, yeah. Like, a big deal. Like, big, big deal.
It is sounds like a big deal. So, tomorrow when the Nintendo Switch two is released, and if you're actually able to get your hands on one, you're gonna have to resist one of my strongest urges ever. There is a protective film on the screen that is designed to stay on the console. You do. You love taking off the diapers.
Yeah. For sure. These the this protector is there to prevent fragments scattering in the event that the screen cracks. So it is an actual screen protector. It is not just a protective film for shipping.
Got it. And you're supposed to leave it there, and that drives me nuts. Does it For anybody who gets one, you're not supposed to peel it off. Does it inhibit your viewing? I probably not.
But it drive they drive me crazy. Hate those. I hate seeing the edges of them. I hate especially, like, if you go to somebody's house and they have them, like, with tabs sticking off on their fridge and stuff. I'm like, what are you doing?
How long have you lived here? Is this a new fridge? Did you just get it today? Can I peel this off for you? And my dad is a leave them on guy.
Oh. And, and so he and I, we we got into a few times where I'm like, I gotta get rid of this stuff. And he's like, leave that on there. So I just, I'm not into the the little protective films, but the Nintendo Switch is is being shipped with one attached that you're supposed to leave on. Not supposed to take off.
So annoying. Guess we better not get one then. Yeah. Because of that. Because of that.
And because we're mad at them. You're mad at them. You are too. I'm upset that they that they raise the price of games to $80. Yeah.
Yes. And that they they change the whole industry, and everything is gonna cost more. Yeah. Yeah. I'm upset I'm upset about that.
Yeah. I'm also not spending $500 for a new costume. Are you gonna play the new Mario Kart? I'm not. I'm just gonna play the old one forever and ever and ever.
The old ones are better anyway. Bet. Take me back to a nineteen nineteen sixty an n sixty four one. Yeah. I'll use that one.
That was the best one anyway. Well Take that Nintendo. You you told them. They're gonna feel it. They're gonna feel the burn for me not buying their console.
Oh, okay. No. They're not. Don't peel off the, film. Alright?
Alright. Woah. It's would you rather this or that? Woah. Would you rather have to type without using your right hand?
K. So you can never use your right hand. No. I I understand. Do you want me to explain it further?
I I got two hands. I can only use one of them, and it's my left. Or type without using the letter a. I, I'm gonna choose the second. Okay.
What are you gonna choose? And then I'll tell you why. Why? What are you gonna choose? And then I'll tell you what.
Why do I have to choose first before you'll tell me why? Because my logic is sound. Yeah. You always have good logic. I'm gonna not use the letter a.
Oh, because I've got sound logic, and you just wanna say it now. No. No. K. Say.
What no. Why did you choose not using the letter a? Because I feel like it's easier. Because you can use both hands. Yeah.
But you're gonna miss the letter a in every word. It's okay. People can figure it out. People can Yeah. Can.
Yeah. Figure it out. Yeah. Exactly. Yeah.
Exact exact Uh-huh. Good luck. Exactly. They'll figure it out. Yeah.
People are smart. K? I'm gonna use the at symbol instead. Oh, you. Clever.
That's clever. Yeah. You I'm just looking at the keyboard. Yeah. You always find a way around stuff.
Well You think outside the box on so many levels. I just that's how I'm gonna get around it. People will just have to deal with, like, why is he always using at symbol instead of an a? And I'll say, because I can't type an a. My keyboard doesn't have one, but it has an at symbol.
So deal with it. That's pretty clever. I'm impressed. D e at with it. Yeah.
That's clever. Nice job. Thanks. I said I had SoundLogic. Yeah.
You got me this round. It's a good competition that we have that's not a competition. It's would you rather this or that. Chantel. Josh.
I told you that they're messing around mosquitoes. Yes. They You did say this. So what they've done, they're doing a couple of different things. They've genetically modified a mosquito so that the proboscis is no longer able to penetrate humans.
That's the Their needle nose? The needle nose thing. Right? That's the proboscis. And so what they've done is they've genetically modified female mosquitoes to grow a male proboscis.
Females are the only ones that are able to Stab? Stab and and suck blood out of you. Because they gotta feed their babies. Okay. Whatever.
Fine. But this is all in an effort to fight diseases like malaria and and West Nile and everything else that they spread. Yeah. Right? Disease.
So they took that ability for female mosquitoes to grow a rigid proboscis out of their genes. And now they're so they've genetically modified these mosquitoes. Now I'm sure they have other ways to eat. I was gonna say, how do they they're all gonna starve. People.
I'm sure there's other ways they can find things to eat. I don't know. But I just saw this new thing. Scientists have figured out how to mess around with the genes of mosquitoes in a way that would make the females infertile, which now you're talking about entirely infertile, which now you're talking about entirely racing mosquitoes from the face of the earth. And that's got people going like Yeah.
Is this good or bad? I think it's kind of bad. Okay. But hundreds of thousands of people die each year because of malaria. Hundreds of thousands of people.
Is it really that much? That's what it says. But aren't they essential to the ecosystem? That's the other side of the coin where they go like, okay. Bats eat them.
Fish eat them. Like, they they they're part of they have a reason. They're part of the ecosystem. I don't know what that part is. Yeah.
Because I'm not an ecosologist. Yeah. That's the title. Sure. Sure.
I it's kind of interesting. And so there are some people who care about ethics of this thing who are saying it may be too gen too dangerous to drive an entire species out of existence. I think so too. Some way to get rid of malaria without actually getting rid of the mosquito. Now listen.
I've I just spent some time out with the mosquito lands, and I got a couple of bites, and they're itchy for, you know, a day or two. And it's not very fun. No. I have one too. I've been itching.
And and so I'm all about, like, let's But you can't squeeze up on that. You can get rid of them entirely. I just feel like that Can't you? It's dangerous. I don't know.
What's gonna happen? There's other bugs. Like, so are we I don't I don't know. Are they a predator? I don't think so.
So it isn't like you're taking a predator out of the food chain No. But then is going to create an overpopulation of whatever it preyed on because that's not how mosquitoes work. But it is a prey. It is a food source for other things. So is there enough of the other food source that they won't be missed?
I don't know the answer to that. I don't either. It's a very interesting thing because, man, I hate mosquitoes. Everybody hates mosquitoes, but I feel like they serve a purpose. So let's make them all have the or the male proboscis Exactly.
So they can find other ways to eat Yep. That isn't stabbing me. And That's my Yeah. That's the solution I've talked about. You're more into the the limp proboscis thing.
Yes. Rather than eliminate them entirely? Yes. I'm in support of that. I just wanna say proboscis one more time.
Good job. Alright. Thank you. We're gonna wrap up the show. Check us out online, all over socials at classy ninety seven KLCE.
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It is June 4. Think today is the let me double check this. I think today might be the day that we officially yesterday was. We officially launched the podcast on June 3. To us.
Officially. So we've crossed over the one year mark of Podcast. Of podcasts. The first episode we released was May 17, but we launched a whole bunch on that first day. So we have well over a year's worth of show, and we've been doing the podcast for over a year now.
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We'll be back tomorrow, with another great show for you. I'm sure it'll be It's gonna be awesome. I'll try not to say probiscus so much, and I got it in there one more time. Alright. Good job.
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