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Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Tuesday, November 4th, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
What do a broken photo printer, a Russian payroll glitch, a $50 jar of soup, and a mint-flavored toothpaste smoothie all have in common? They’re all part today's episode of Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel! Dive into honesty tests, bizarre grocery store finds, Oreo’s questionable Thanksgiving cookies, a long list of comfort TV shows, and more! It's election day, so get our and vote!
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Bonus: Found money
(5:15) - It's a heat wave
(9:34) - Sip your toothpaste
(15:09) - Good News
(18:28) - Thanksgiving Oreos
(24:57) - Jonathan Bailey is sexy
(28:40) - Weighted blankets
(32:54) - Comfort shows
(39:38) - It's election day
(42:08) - BOGO oranges
(46:43) - Early access to Wicked: For Good
(51:43) - Wall of Warmth
(54:02) - Christmas party dinner
(1:00:04) - Needles in Halloween candy
(1:04:14) - Would You Rather
(1:06:43) - Chantel fun facts
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Full show transcript:
Hold that up closer to your microphone because we can't really hear it that well. Go ahead. Go ahead and bring that closer so that we can get a good... yeah.
Yeah, that's nice. Bring it closer. Let us hear it. I did.
Yeah. I didn't think it was going to print. Oh, it's printing.
I know it. You have a little photo printer and you said you wanted to make the most of your time. And so you decided to take on photo printing in your spare time at work while you're in time at work. I'm confused. It's... Oh, listen to that. I know.
Really cranking it out. I think it's honestly broken because it... listen to the sound. It sounds like it's printing, but it's not printing anything. That doesn't sound good, does it?
It sounds loud. I know. I don't know. It's broken. Why do you think it's broken?
Because it's not printing anything. Oh, no. Well, anyway, what do you want to talk about?
There was a factory worker in Russia. He... let's see. Let me go back. To what? If you found a $20 bill on the floor of the break room at work. Why did you want to ask a question? Just tell the story.
No, no, no. Would you take it or would you find out which coworker it belonged to? If I found it at work and I have a small team, I would probably say, hey, someone, I found a $20 bill in the break room. If you can prove it's yours, come get it. And here's how I would prove this is my test. I was going to say, how are you going to prove it? I would check the security camera footage and find out who dropped it. And then I would do... this would be an honesty test to find out which of my coworkers were trustworthy. Oh, yeah.
That's what I'd turn it into. Okay. Yeah.
Good. Because if I had a bunch of people show up, I had three people show up and I knew one of the three was the real person and the other two. I'd go, why are you even here? You know this isn't yours. And I know this isn't yours. Get out of here.
You're having... I know. I know. Sometimes you got to set people straight with the truth, you know?
I guess I do know. What if you had money in your account and it came from your company, but you knew that you didn't earn it? You're saying like they paid me more money than I was supposed to get paid? So I've had that happen and what they do is they adjust it out of your next paycheck and it's lame. And they go, oh, we had an error.
We overpaid you. So we're just going to balance it out in the next one. And so then your next one is smaller to accommodate for their mistake. Mind you.
They made the goof up. I have to not get free money now? Come on.
Okay. So there is a guy in Russia and he mistakenly received all of his co-workers paycheck into his bank account. That's nuts. It was $87,000.
That's nuts. And he's refusing to return it. So now they have to sue him. The company is suing him. It was all of his co-workers, 34 employees.
They were all deposited into his account. There was a software glitch, obviously. The man said that he did his own research online and found out that if it's a billing error, he's obligated to return it.
But if it's a technical error, it's his call to return it or not. Interesting. And that's what he claims it is.
He thinks it's a technical error, not a billing error. I think that's a real interesting place to be. And you probably don't work there anymore. And if you keep it, you're done. Well, right.
I don't know. And you're going to spend a lot of money on court fees to fight this. Well, he's got extra. I get it, but you're going to blow through that really fast. That's true. Interesting.
I know it. Yeah, that's a conundrum. And I'm not the guy. I wouldn't keep it because I'm not that guy. I know people who are that guy. I know, right? Who would definitely be... No, you made a mistake. It's not my problem.
This is my money now. You figure it out. Huh.
Weird, weird stitch. Would you keep it? No, it's not my money. It's exactly right.
And I'd say, hey, go ahead and slide me a little extra for being the good guy in this because you made a mistake. Right, right. Agreed. Like, hey, I did the right thing. Yeah. Yeah, don't just expect me to do the right thing. Come on now. You better learn your lesson. Don't you make that mistake with me again.
Also, can I keep my job? Also, should we start the show? Let's do it. All right. Hey, no scraping the windows this morning.
Oh, man. It's a heat wave. Talking about a heat wave. Wow. Did you look at your thermometer when you got into your vehicle?
I actually did not this morning, which is weird because I normally do. You could be wearing shorts out there. It's 45. 45.
Mine's only 45. All right. Your brain is synapsing as we've talked about. Synapsing.
It is having some time. Anyway. I said my nickname was Whippy Snap. Your nickname was Snap. Your sister is Whippy.
The heart of my nickname is Whippy Snap. All right. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, anyway, that's exciting that there's a little bit of that going on. Could see a little bit of rain today though, which is fine. Nothing big, no big snow or anything. And I'm not seeing any of that in the forecast.
And I'm looking all the way to the 13th. So how about that? How about it? That's not bad.
No. Little passing rain shower this morning, windy today, but it's shorts weather this morning. It's going to be windy, you say? Mm-hmm. Yeah, so all the leaves that got taken care of, me and the neighbor, Brian, Jason, Jacob, whatever his name is.
You got to go find out. We had really nice looking yards until Sunday when all the wind blew all the leaves back into the yard from all over the neighborhood. He did have the same complaint about the wind as we do. He said every time the wind blows, everything goes into the yard.
He said he gets a bunch of stuff in his backyard too. Ew, gross. Yeah. Why? How? I don't know.
I thought that was interesting. It's all been thin, just like ours. Yeah, but he's, like, I get leaves back there, but he said he's getting a bunch of neighborhood garbage back there. Ew, guy. I know. That's not, I hope he knows that's not coming from us. Yeah.
I hope so too. Because I don't want him to think that's hard. I'm not putting garbage in his yard. No, that's the wind.
Or that it's like our backyard is full of garbage because we don't take care of it. I think he is, there's no way he hasn't peeked through or over the fence. You peek through and over the fence. Don't do that. You got to. Right. You got to know what's going on in their backyard.
You got to. Right. And sometimes he has, he has two dogs in his backyard. Right. And sometimes I like to peek at him.
Be like, what you doing? Well, one's got that little brown nose that's fun. I like a brown nose dog. A lot of dogs have a black nose. Some of them have a brown nose. Some of them have a little pink nose.
That's true. But the little brown one is always funny to me. It looks like a little chocolate sitting there. Why is your nose chocolate? You ever seen like a real brown one? Not like a tannish brown, like a caramel?
That's a cool nose. Look them up. They're silly. I have seen them. They look human. That's the weird part. Those are the dogs with human features that have that weird chocolate nose. Anyway, one of them has that. So when you're watering the flowers, he puts it up against the fence.
Yeah, he does. And I like that. And then I tease him with the hose sometimes. Then I start to bark and then he gets in trouble and then I feel bad. And then I shout through the fence. That's my fault. See?
How many times summers that happen? A couple. Yeah. Like he's not in trouble. We were just playing. It's just my friend. Well, anyway, he's getting trash in his backyard because of the wind.
So hopefully that doesn't happen to him today. But that's what it says. But you know, put on some shorts. Go outside.
Check out the heat wave. It was also, yeah, last night I was getting groceries. It was, I mean, late. And I was like, this is nice.
Yeah. I like it when it isn't that cold. It's a nice chilly. And you hear people in a more warmer climates, if they're not used to 45 and me saying, put on some shorts and go hang out.
It's 45 outside. They're going like, what are you crazy? What are you crazy? Yeah.
I am. Sometimes people are really, really interesting with their food. And this is one of those things where I go, no, thank you. There's an upscale LA grocery store. I don't even know how to pronounce it because it's so fancy. I'm going to spell it for you. E-R-E-W-H-O-N. Error one.
Get out of here. Is that what it's called? I have no idea. E-R-E-W-H-O-N. Error one. Yeah. Where do you shop?
Error one. Why do you need an upscale grocery store? It's the same groceries, I bet you. No, these guys have pricey, influencer approved things, including smoothies.
Gross. And they dropped a new smoothie. It's the Mint Condition Smile Smoothie.
Oh, cute. Mint Condition Smile Smoothie. It's four words. They just smack together. It's inspired by toothpaste. What? Yeah.
Influencers, stuffy and dumb. It was created in partnership with an oral care brand you've ever heard of, Boca? No, is that an upscale toothpaste?
That's exactly what it is. I use crust. I know. This minty drink is meant to capture the fresh, clean feeling of brushing your teeth.
Okay, how about a quick idea? Just brush your teeth and you'll get the same feeling. No, because this is a refreshing, creamy creation inspired by the ingredients found in Boca's fluoride-free element toothpaste. Who wants a toothpaste smoothie? It comes with a mint leaf, cocoa nibs and a dollop of organic coconut cream. It'll leave your smile truly in mint condition.
Rich people are the worst. Available throughout November at every arrow on tonic bar. Get out of here. That makes me furious. I know. I knew it would.
I knew it would. I don't brush my teeth. I drink arrow one smoothie, mint condition, smile, smoothie. With organic coconut cream. That's right. Get out.
And I eat the mint sprig as floss. That is dumb. And I am mad that you told me that.
Where is that in LA? Oh, yeah. Of course it is. Oh, yeah. We got to see.
I got to see what it looks like inside arrow one. I don't. I'll tell you what it looks like. Okay. What do you think it looks like?
It's full of pretentious jerks. Okay. I know. But what's the store look like? I don't even care.
Arrow one. You've infuriated me. I'm going to tell you, it looks like it has a line to get into the grocery store. A line? Yeah. There's probably not that many people that want to get in, but they have to make it appear like it's a hot commodity.
So they're like, oh, I'm sorry. You're going to have to wait. Arrow one. The store is too full right now. Oh, get out. All right. Hold on.
I got to see. They ship worldwide. So I'm not buying anything from them.
Oh, and you can get a membership too. No, I'm not supporting that. You're not going to support arrow one?
No, I'm not. And I think you know why. Because I don't like pretentious nonsense. But what about this? Stop it.
I just want to see what they have in grocery. All right. Here we go. Artisan popcorn.
Guess what? Popcorn is just popcorn. You can say it's artisan.
It's just popcorn. You make it the same way everyone else does. I'm going to tell you, their food looks really fancy. Don't even. So it's going to blow your mind. It's not. It is. It's going to taste the same.
It's going to be the same. I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about what's going to blow your mind is the price.
This is going to freak you out. They don't do cans. Everything's in jars. It's homemade. So like, yes it is. I bet you it's not though.
Okay. It's homemade somewhere. Someone made this chicken noodle soup and put it in the regular sized jar. How big is this jar? This jar is not very big.
It's very big. They paid Campbell's a premium for the chicken noodle soup and they said, we're going to jar this? No, because this looks like homemade soup.
This looks like good homemade chicken noodle soup. You want to know how much it costs? For a single jar of chicken noodle soup?
I don't even want to know. I'm going to say $15. $50.
$50. This is a noodle soup. See, now I'm already mad. Now you've made me even madder.
Unreal. Well, guess what? The people who shop there know nothing. $50 for a jar of soup.
If you're going to spend $50 for you're being swindled, rich people. Dumb. Now I'm mad.
Okay. Every jar of soup is $50. Every single one. They're sold out of their garlic chili crunch oil. That stuff went quick. No, it didn't.
They had two bottles and they went, oh, this is a hot commodity. Error one. Get out. Get out.
All right. Let me get you some good news. This is kind of cool to celebrate their upcoming 30th wedding anniversary. Jeannie Taylor of Harvest, Alabama ordered an enlargement of a wedding photo of her and her husband, Dwayne. And somewhere along the way, the photo slipped out of the mailing tube.
Dwayne the bat, I'm drowning. Sorry. Somewhere along the way, the photo slipped out of the mailing tube and it ended up at the local post office with no name or address. They just had the picture because it wasn't in the tube. A postal employee at the location named Rosalind Smith held onto the photo with the hopes of one day reuniting it with the couple in the picture. There were no clues about the owners. It was just a random wedding photo from decades ago.
Okay. Well, months later, Rosalind was very shocked when Dwayne showed up at the post office to mail a package. She happened to be working and recognized him immediately and said, where have you been?
I've been waiting for you. Whoa. Which is a strange thing to walk into a post office and be told. Whoa.
Yeah. Rosalind was very thrilled to finally deliver the photo to its rightful owners and just in time as the couple celebrated their anniversary just a week later. So they ordered it.
They were way, like, like, Jeannie was way on top of this, ordered it months ahead of when they were going to have this celebration and got to where they were a week out. Hats off to the postal workers is what Dwayne said. They work hard and they don't know what they go through to get the mail and package.
You don't know what they go through to get the mail and the packages to you. Rosalind went above and beyond and we'll be telling this story forever. So very, very cool. That's really exciting. And I'm sure Dwayne went home and said, Jeannie, you're not going to believe this.
And he unrolled it and she went, no way. It's probably a big deal. It's probably a big deal. Probably a really big moment.
What would you do if you walked into someplace? Doesn't matter. Pussed off us, whatever. And they were like, where have you been? I was like, I don't work here. Yeah, I would slowly back my way out of that.
Yeah, you'd Homer Simpson back into the shrubs. I don't know. Where have you been?
I'm leaving now. Well, sometimes you walk into a restaurant and they're like, welcome to a restaurant. And you're like, why did everybody have to say it in unison? It's strange.
You've not been into this restaurant lately, I guess. You're giving me eyebrows. Like you don't know what I'm talking about.
I don't know what you're talking about. There's a couple of them in town. You walk in. All the employees say that. And all the employees go, welcome to our restaurant.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I haven't been in those places. You know, that's unnecessary. It is unnecessary. That's a weird company policy you have to fulfill.
I think this is the same restaurant where if you tip, they go tip and then everybody goes tip. That's another one. Yeah, that's another thing.
It's strange. And then they sing a song or something. Yeah, or if it's your first time, they go first timer. Yeah, yeah. You know, what are you talking about?
What is happening? Yeah. This is a strange thing you're doing.
I mean, it's an experience. That's fine. But anyway, that's some good news. You like Oreos.
Yeah. How close is Thanksgiving? How far away is Thanksgiving?
Oh, let's see. How many days away? How many days? What's the date today? The fourth?
And Thanksgiving is on the 27th, so it's 23 days. Okay. Have I got a Thanksgiving dinner idea for you? What is it? It's Thanksgiving dinner in Oreo form.
What does that mean? That means Oreo has a tin. It's a big Oreo shaped tin.
And inside the tin, you get Thanksgiving dinner for two. I'm confused. Let me tell you. They're cookies, but they're flavored like Thanksgiving dinner. That's okay. You get two cranberry sauce cookies, two pumpkin pie cookies, two turkey and stuffing cookies, two creamed corn cookies, two sweet potato cookies, and two caramel apple pie cookies.
No. Packaged in a classic Oreo tin and complete with a special Thanksgiving belly band. What are you selling this to me?
I'm going to buy this. $20 plus shipping. How much is shipping? Whatever it is. Shipping calculated it. Check out. We have to try this.
Oh, it's $20, but it's $24 to ship it. Are you kidding? Not kidding. But I'm not buying that then. How do you know? Because I'm reading comments. No, I didn't add it to anything. No, it's not.
I just looked. Inter-shipping address. I got it. Uh-huh. Maybe I can find a discount code.
Yeah. Well, someone simulated purchasing the tin over at the Today Show and shipping was discounted 50% off and rang in at $15.71. Regular price would have been $31.42 for shipping. To ship?
Yeah. It's $20 for the tin. Okay, well, I'm not. They're making all their money on the shipping. I'm not going to buy that.
I really want to try this though. No. Why? Because I think it looks... A turkey and gravy cookie sounds awful. No, no, no. Turkey and stuffing.
Not according to what I'm reading. From the company spokesperson, turkey and gravy, sweet potato, cream corn, apple caramel pie, pumpkin pie, and cranberry sauce. I said all of that. Each Oreo is covered in fudge that is infused with one of the six flavors. Turkey and gravy cookie?
No. This... Their website says turkey and stuffing. Well, the spokesperson's wrong.
There's no... They're also charging $30 or more to ship it. I think it's interesting that they made the fudge taste like the stuff. Yeah. Why wouldn't they have the stew taste like the stuff? I don't know. I'm not into it.
Well, I'm going to get it. Why? Why are you going to pay all that extra? If I got to fill out my shipping information, hang on. I'm going to do this. We're going to see. How much they're going to charge for shipping? Yeah.
If it's ridiculous, I'm not getting this. But if it's decent, then where is it shipping from? The moon, I guess. What is all that banging around over there? I have to move some stuff to get to my keyboard.
Sounds like you're making a building. I don't know what you got going on over there. I was being quiet, actually. There's a lot of rustling around.
I thought I was being quiet. Which of these would you want to try the most? None.
No, look them over again. Why? Which one would you try and want to try? The most. I don't know. Get out of here. Get out of here. How much?
It is $24 to ship it. Yeah. It is more than the tin. That's what I'm saying. And it's FedEx and it's five days.
It comes in five days. Get out of here. I'm not paying that. Maybe pumpkin pie. That's probably the only one on here that sounds like I could stomach it. A pumpkin pie Oreo. The rest of them I'm out.
But also they're all white chocolate flavored. Oh, you hate it. Okay, well I'm not buying it anyway. You know why? Because it's $24 to ship it. Exactly.
Well, Oreo, you've lost a customer. And many others because that's why they're still in stock. Because here's the thing. Every time something like this comes up, we talk about it and we go to see and it's already sold out.
Because it came out three days ago and wherever you read about it is days and days behind, but then it gets spread all over the place. But then now this way, they're charging so much to ship it, they're really preventing a lot of people from buying it. And so now you've got people who are like, nah, and they're still inventory. They're making a mistake. They're not going to sell them on.
No, they're not. Or maybe that's the plan. Who knows? Maybe, yeah. Maybe it was just a gimmick and they made like five and they were like, I bet we could probably sell five.
Ugh, now I'm mad at Oreo. I really wanted to try that. I thought it would be a fun thing to try on the radio, but I'm not paying $24 for you to ship that to me. Get peaches to buy it.
I'll tell you what else. It's probably expensive to ship because it's got that Oreo tin. I don't need that tin. In fact, I don't even want that tin because you know what? That's just going to end up in a landfill because what am I going to do with that? Sowing supplies.
I have my sewing supplies exactly where I want them. Thanks. Just mail me. Just ship me the individual cookies. I don't need all that extra. But where are you going to put your sewing supplies?
I do. This is the opportunity for people to finally get a tin in 2025 for the sewing supplies. The sewing supplies haven't had a good tin for a long time.
I have my sewing supplies perfectly placed on my desk. Don't you want to put them in a tin? But what about a tin? Nopea? Nopea? Nopea? Nopea? I told you I found out something last night and I tried to get you to not investigate. Have you investigated?
Be honest. I didn't actively go search for it, but it did find me. Yeah. I didn't want you to log into stuff this morning. I didn't. It just popped up as a notification. You got a notification about it?
Yeah. Why did you get a notification about it? It was on a news channel that I subscribed to and it popped up.
And I didn't investigate any further. I just saw it and I went, I think this is probably what Josh is talking about. People magazine every year announces the sexiest man alive. You've already received the notification, so you might as well tell everybody who it is. It's Jonathan Bailey. It's Jonathan Bailey who you're like very in love with. I'm not in love with.
I love looking at him for sure. So have you seen the cover? I have not.
Well, you better go to people.com. It's the very first thing you're going to see. And then we're going to move on with the day. Oh my. Okay, now we're going to move on with the day. Time out.
No, no time out. Yeah, because you get the front page. Yeah.
But then you also get pages on the inside. Oh, you clicked it? No.
Yeah. I don't know where to see the pages on the inside. You scroll, you click it, then you scroll down. My computer is broken. Yeah.
Bummer. Why is he going to be eating a push pop? What's that about? I don't see that one. It's fine. It's fine. You know why? Because he doesn't even play for my team. It's fine. That's beyond the point.
Beyond the point. He's sitting there with a dog. And then he's. What kind of dog? Like a golden one. It's a small dog.
And then he's eating a French fry or a Cheeto or something. He's just so pretty. Isn't he?
Sure. Yeah, he is. And if you've seen Bridgerton. Okay. He's real pretty in Bridgerton.
All right. And wicked. Why is he hanging out with a dog in blue overalls? That's the whole photo shoot.
The whole photo shoot. Well, and then there's some like, some gymnast rings. That's a thing. And he's apparently athletic.
Apparently. And he has a nice sweater, but also he swims with a shirt on. Is it a wetsuit? No, it's like a pajama shirt. It's.
What? He's swimming in a pajama shirt. Why are you taking apart all of his photos? Yeah, exactly. It's. He's on a pajama shirt. Yes, it is. It's a Calvin Klein tank. No. The swimming one. He's swimming in. I see the one.
Black pajamas with the little white trim. Oh, I didn't see that one. Yeah.
I see this one. Swimming in pajamas. Where's in the ocean and he has a tank top. Yeah.
It says Armani suit Calvin Klein tank. Okay, great. Anyway, congratulations. Oh, thank you.
Jonathan Bailey. Not to you. Now we can move on with the day. No, I'm not done.
Yeah, you are. I went to wake up Emory the other day and I just went and laid on top of her. And then she said, this actually feels good. She goes, I've wanted a weighted blanket and this is the weight that I need. You're the weight that I need. I'm a weighted blanket. Wow.
This is what she actually said is this is the amount of heavy that I need. Wow. Great. Thanks. That's an interesting choice of words. I'm going to leave now.
This is the amount of heavy that I need. Yeah. Whoa. Nothing makes you feel better than that. So how you feeling about it? Feels so good.
Yeah. That was on Sunday. That was after Halloween after I had eaten some not so healthy food. So you were feeling like the weight or heavy that she needed. I was feeling like the heavy weighted blanket.
Okay. I don't know how I feel about the heavy weighted blanket thing. I heard a story. Our friend was telling us a story about her friend that was using a weighted blanket.
Yeah. And she started to notice that like her ribs were kind of hurting a little bit. And she had some other pain and some of her other parts of her body. And she stopped using the weighted blanket and she was like, okay, I don't feel that pain anymore.
Okay. So I think sometimes maybe weighted blankets can be too heavy. I think that's probably true. That's interesting. I don't know. I mean, do they come in different weights?
Is that a thing? I don't know enough about them. I know Beck uses one, but that's all I know. I same. Same of what I know about weight. I feel like it would be too much for me. Same. I can't like have my feet trapped. I have to like kick them out.
Yeah. Do you at night sometimes? Here's what I like to do, especially when it's getting colder. I don't like to do it. I like to kick a leg out and then get that leg really, really cold, especially if I'm warm.
Okay. And then you tuck that leg back in to warm it all up. It feels so nice.
All right. Does it? Do you do that?
Not so specifically on purpose. If I'm overheating, I will stick a leg out, but it's not like to get it cold. It's just to regulate the overall body temp. I think it helps with that.
Yeah, I think so. It sticks out into the wind. I like what you say, stick a leg out.
Yeah. If somebody were to walk in the bedroom, it's just... Yeah, there'd just be a leg hanging out. It doesn't hang down by the side of the bed? Why would it hang down by the side of the bed? Where do you put it? Just out of the blanket, but on top.
Okay. It's not hanging out out of the bed. Why would that be uncomfortable dangling a leg? That's what I'm asking. Yeah. No, I don't dangle a leg. No, that would be... So when you say stick a leg out, it's not... Yeah, it's out of the blankets and sheets.
You stick it out and then curl it back on top of the bed. Sometimes. I don't like it to choke off the other one. So it's going to depend on what's happening with the other leg. Oh. And whether I'm on my back or my side or the other side or my front, I move all around.
I know, me too. I have a hard time getting comfortable. Hey, how's your knee doing today? It's fine. You said that you had some excruciating pain. Yeah, I did.
The day before. That's right. Something happened in your sleep.
Yeah. Someone decided to try to murder my leg while I was resting. Who? Well, you.
That's who. Prove it. What do you mean? Prove it. You can't prove it with me. Were you there as well?
Yes. And it wasn't me doing it. Doesn't mean I did it. And there was no one else. You have no alibi.
You were there. You have no proof. You did it. Prove it.
I can't prove it. I believe you are right in line with this list of comfort movies. They say this is a list of things you go to when life gets heavy.
And a bunch of these, I think you certainly would agree with. Okay. Let's hear it. Let me get here.
Modern family. Yes. Ted Lasso. Yes. Harry Potter. Yes.
The office. Yes. Friends. Yes.
Gilmore Girls. No. Princess Bride. Yes. Parks and Rec. No. Golden Girls. No. British Baking Show. No.
Downton Abbey. No. Thirteen Going On 30. No. Shrek. No.
The Holiday. No. Well, that's the whole list. So you are about half of it.
It's not bad. No, but I think that everybody has their own comfort shows that they go to. Sure. Another one I would say is Arrested Development. Okay.
Scrubs is another one of mine. Okay. Movie-wise, it depends on the season. Yes and no, I think.
You are always good for a Clueless or an Empire Records. Yes. Yes.
Billy Madison. Okay. Yeah. Those are my comforts for sure. If you just need something in the background and you're like, I can't pay attention, but I want something and I want something familiar. Yeah.
Those are your go-tos. Yep, for sure. Interesting. I don't know that I have. No, you don't like to re-watch stuff, really.
Well, occasionally, but yeah. I'll watch it once and then something will come up in conversation. They'll be like, oh, have you seen that thing? And I'll go like, I don't know and you always do this. Yes, you have.
And I go, okay. I've seen it. I don't remember it, but I've seen it. Briefly, really briefly, we had Peacock and on Peacock they had Wings, which is one of my favorite TV shows. I really enjoyed watching Wings. And then we got May, I was so excited.
Do you remember how excited I was like, oh, Wings. Yes. And we watched maybe a couple of episodes and then they were like, nope, now you have to pay for this one. Yeah.
They took it away and they moved it to a different service or something. I was like, no, I can't even watch Wings. I know.
That one is probably my ultimate, ultimate comfort TV show. Really? Yes. I love that show. I wonder where it is now.
I don't know. I mean, you can always buy the DVD seasons of it and then you could watch it any time you want. If you really love it that much. But then you have to have, like, you have to be in a room with a DVD player to watch them. I like to watch things on my phone because I'm in my craft room or I'm in the kitchen.
I like to travel with my shows. So apparently it's on Paramount Plus now. Dang it.
Which we don't have. Yeah. No. We don't have that. I gotta figure out a way to get that show. That's the best.
Lately we've been watching a lot of Home Improvement. Also a good one. That one's a pretty comforting one. It still holds up too. The jokes are still good. It's good.
I like good stuff. Yeah, I know. That's why I was blown away as I was reading through that list. I was like, yeah, this is all stuff you watch. Well, I've seen, I haven't ever seen Downton Abbey. I've seen the Gilmore Girls, but I don't necessarily think that I need to watch that again.
I don't think that needs repeated for me. Also on the list, Arrested Development did make the list deeper down. Frasier is on the list.
That would be a comfort one for you. Yeah, I do like that show. The Simpsons is a comfort thing, and there's so many seasons of that show. Glee, The Good Place, 30 Rock. I never got into 30 Rock. I just can't. I don't, one, I don't like Alec Baldwin.
Okay. And two, I don't like The Girl, The Blonde Woman Who Plays The Main. Not Tina Fey.
I love Tina Fey. Right. The other one.
Yeah, I know what you're talking about. Brooklyn Nine-Nine, New Girl. New Girl. Love New Girl. One of my favorites. Bobs Burgers is on here.
Abbott Elementary is a more newer show, I think. Yeah, I tried that the other night. I was going to watch that, and then I fell asleep.
Which is... Yeah, that's what happened. Because it's a comfort show. But I don't know anything about it. Yeah, me neither. Oh. Anyway, plenty to watch.
There's no shortage of comfort content. Here's what happens too. I don't know if it's just because the older I get, the more, the less, I guess, the less willing I am to commit to something new. Okay. But I go, I just can't be bothered to start something new. So let's just go to an old favorite. So you're hitting a rerun, huh?
Yeah. That's why they invented Nick at Night. To do reruns?
To do reruns at night for people to fall asleep to. Now you're a Nick at Night demographic. No, because I didn't ever like Nick at Night. I know, because you were a kid, you liked Nickelodeon during the day. It's my own version of Nick at Night, I guess. It was Nick Jr. in the morning, and then Nick Jr. would give way to good Nickelodeon. Ooh.
Sorry, go ahead. And then good Nickelodeon turned into Teen Nick at Night, which was great. And then when they got done with like. Are you afraid of the dark? Are you afraid of the dark and all that and everything.
It went into Nick at Night and then it was Mr. Ed. And I'd be like, I gotta go. I'm like, I'm done. I am out. The fun, colorful TV went black and white. I'm done watching this. Where did Mark Summers go?
Mark Summers. Double Dare. Double Dare. Give me all the slimes. Yeah, you can't do that on television.
What would you do? Okay, where did we recently just watch Growing Pains? Because I love Growing Pains too.
I stumbled upon it because I thought it'd be funny to put it on and have you guess the show. And I did. Yeah, it took a minute though.
It took longer than it should have. Well, you just had Alan Thicke talking. Yeah, that's, what else is he in that you should have got it from just from that? It's been a long time since I've seen that show. I couldn't remember his voice.
It's a very distinct voice. I do like that show though. That's a comforting one for me too. You know what else is a good comforting show? This one right here.
Wake of Glassy 977. That's right. It's officially. It is officially. Time to vote. It is officially. Polls are now open all across East Idaho. So now is a fine time to swing by your polling place and go get your free sticker.
That's right. I'm wearing mine today. Now we went and voted early.
We voted Wednesday of last week because we wanted to, yeah. I think it was even before that. I don't think so. Yeah, it was.
I don't know. Anyway, we voted up early so that we could avoid the big crowds and the hustle and bustle and be able to get it done. So we just did it and then went and had lunch. That was a nice day. It was a nice day. I like voting and then going and have lunch. That's cool.
It was cool. So anyway, get out and vote. I'm wearing my sticker.
You can go get a matching sticker and then you can be cool like me. That's what I want to say. And then here's the best part is when they say, okay, put your ballot into the slot. Yeah. And you do and they say, state your name and you state your name and they say, Chantel has voted.
Yeah, way to go Chantel. That's when you clap. Exciting.
The band comes in. In your head. Yeah.
Your imaginary band. That's right. And they go bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. Like that. Go vote. Yeah, you know.
I do. Anyway, the polls are open until eight o'clock tonight. So go ahead and swing by and cast a vote. If you don't know who to vote for, you can do some quick research. East Idaho news.com has a whole bunch of information.
So you can grab it there if you need. And then you can also visit vote Idaho.gov, which is a great resource to find out where your polling place is. In Idaho, we have same day registration.
So if you've not registered to vote, you can show up at your polling place and you can register right there, which is great. And so really, I mean, the only excuse is that you didn't do it. So go do it. Go vote. Right?
I mean, go take a few minutes. You can view sample ballots at voteidehode.gov too. You can.
So if you want to know exactly what you're walking into or what kind of things you're going to have to make decisions about, you can do that as well. Voteidehode.gov and go vote. It's today. It's today.
It's happening right now. It polls just opened. They closed at eight.
They're open until eight. Go vote. I was at the grocery store last night and I noticed that they had a buy one get one free on a bag of cuties, clementines. Yeah. And I go, oh, that's a good deal. But I don't need two bags because my family does barely get through one bag.
Right. So I just grab my one bag and I go about my day and I get to the checkout and the woman in front of me also has a bag of clementines and the bagger woman says, oh, hey, did you know that these are buy one get one free? And the woman checking out says, no, I did not know that. And she said, well, go grab another bag and I'll, I'll ring another one up for you, but it'll be free. So she goes and does that.
And the bagger woman who said, hey, did you know that these are buy one get one free says, I've been saying that all day. Our sign is so big. I don't know how anyone is not seeing our sign.
Clearly annoyed that nobody is seeing the sign. But also if you only want one bag, correct, right? Then just get one bag. So I go, I'm checking out and she kind of looks at me and she looks at my bags and she kind of, and I go, I know that they're buy one get one free, but I only need one bag.
And she went, but it's buy one get one free. Yeah, I know. But I'm just going to waste them. I know. But she, I thought I was doing her like a, like, I know, I heard you've been saying this all day. I got it. I did the, I understood the assignment.
Yeah. But she was annoyed that I didn't get my free bag of clementines. We don't eat them fast enough in the house. In retrospect, I'm like, I should have just gotten them. I could have taken them to work or I could have dropped them off at the food bank. I mean, somebody would have.
Well, that's a really good point. I should have. I didn't because I, in my quick shopping went, I only need one bag. Did you see the sign? Yes.
Was it big? Yes. Okay. I clearly saw it, but why was she annoyed at me when I was like, Oh, I know. So you don't have to repeat yourself. Yeah. I saw the sign. I think that whole thing is just a thorn in her side.
I don't think anything to do with you at all. I think she's just tired of having to deal with the clementine conversation. That's why I was trying to make it easy for her.
I'm like, yeah, I know. I just want the one bag. But a Bogo, you know, it was a pretty good deal.
That's a good deal. Except for admire. Okay. Good to know.
There's a Bogo on those. Was it just yesterday? I don't know. That's the other part. Look for the sign.
It's apparently right up front by the produce. Okay. There you go. Good to know. If you're in the market for clementines, you've got a Bogo deal.
But don't get upset if you only want the one. Interesting. Yeah. I'm sorry that you had that interaction. Oh, it's fine. Everything is fine. I'm sorry she's having a frustrating day, I guess.
Yeah. Maybe she was just tired. She was ready to go home.
She's on her feet. Yeah. Working that register. That's tough.
That's a tough gig. I know it is. Yeah. And then she got to remind everybody about deals. Hey, let me tell you about this.
You only have one bag, but you could get two for the price of one. Or she should just start scanning and just going like, you missed out. As somebody who works in customer service, and I know that I have to repeat myself many times on frequently asked questions. I get how exhausting that is. Yeah.
That's why I was trying to do you a solid. I get it. Yep.
I know the deal about the things. I only want the one though. They should have a donate your free one. They absolutely should. If they're going to do that and encourage people to do it, and if you're going to take more than you can use, they should have a donate your free ones here.
That's a great idea. But, you know, I bet they can't. I bet there's something stopping them from doing that. Or maybe not. Maybe somebody just has to ask. That's a great idea though.
Somebody should bring that up and go, hey, if we're going to do a Bogo in these, in this climate, we should probably have a donate your, your goes. Yeah. You buy the one, throw one in the bin. You know, I get it. Perfect.
I like it. Work on that spearhead that campaign. What else you got to do?
You have something about early access? Yeah, I don't know how I feel about it. I'm trying to decide. Amazon Prime members have access to see Wicked for Good four days before the official release on the 21st. Oh no.
That's why I said I don't know how I feel about it. Universal Pictures partnered with Amazon for this unique experience at select theaters on November 17th. Tickets for Amazon Prime account holders are available on the website ozonamazon.com. And you get a 30 day free trial of Amazon Prime. You get to watch Wicked for Good four days before everybody else.
And then you use your Prime trial for free shipping on Black Friday sales. That's the plan. I see. Yeah.
I see what they're trying to do. Ozonamazon.com is the website. Let me see what it says. That's clever.
Ozonamazon.com, yeah. That's a clever slogan. Who's the marketing genius that came up with that? I know.
That's actually a really good idea to make a bunch of money. I know. I'm just mad at Amazon. So I know like right now you have Prime, but that means you can go see it November 17th. I'm trying to figure out where though.
That's the... No, listen. I had Prime and then I got rid of it because I got mad. I thought you just said we had to try it. I had a free trial. Yeah. But you had to buy something and didn't want to pay shipping. Right.
This is how I'm sticking it to old Jeff. Okay. Good deal.
I got mad when he rented out Italy for his wedding. I understand. I know why you did it.
I get it. He rented Italy and that's no joke. Go and look it up.
See if we qualify for the 17th. Okay. But I don't want to. I know. We have a plan to go watch it. I know. With our friends. I'm aware. Okay.
But I want to see if... What do I do? You go to azzonamazon.com. Oh my heavens. And then you go through the process to find out if we are able to see it on the 17th. Why wouldn't I go... Because it's only in select theaters.
No, no, no, no, no. Why wouldn't I just go to Amazon to see if I... Because azzonamazon.com is where you go and then you have to log into your Amazon account through that and then you've got like this buy early tickets thing. You see that? Yeah.
You click on that and then it says log into your Amazon and then you find out if tickets are going to be in there. I'm valid. I know you're valid.
I never questioned your validity. We're just trying to find out if they're doing it in a theater near out. Oh, I see. Like all I'm trying to find out is if this is available in East Idaho. Oh, I see. I thought you were trying to determine if I was... No, I know you can get the tickets.
I just want to know if they're doing this at a theater in East Idaho. Oh man. I got a two-step verification. Oh, man. It's a whole process, my guy.
Sheesh. She's waiting to find out. All to see. Oh yes. Allow.
This is the process of trying to do something simple on the internet these days, isn't it? Oh, you verified your prime membership. You can now proceed to purchase tickets. Okay. Let's go see. Here we go. Oh my.
Hold on. I got to accept cookies. And they never give you real cookies. I've never received any real cookies. Not once. I don't even know.
I don't even know how you tell. You go to the purchase part and then it says once logged in, follow the link to a special Fandango page to buy Wicked for Good Early Screening tickets at a theater near you. Right.
I'm on the Fandango page, but it doesn't tell me where it's showing. Well, this has been fun. It has. I've enjoyed listening to you figure out how the internet works.
It's been my fave. Bro. I'm just kidding. Why did you do this? Because I don't have an Amazon Prime account. Either to I, it's just a trial. Until it's not.
Right. I have it set in my calendar for when I need to cancel. Because I did you quit looking.
You put your phone down. I think that here. I don't know where to go. All right.
We'll sort it out. We'll let you know eventually if this is available in East Idaho or not. The wall of warmth has officially returned across to spread for and kindness across East Idaho. We saw it the other day. We were driving by.
And so I looked it up. If you go to the Idaho State Journal, they have an article about this. They have, they also have ways that you can help if you have coats and sweaters and gloves and hats. There are drop off locations in Pocatello, Blackfoot, Shelley, Idaho Falls, Rigby, Yukon, St. Anthony all over East Idaho. You can drop off warmth, warming items, I guess. I see. And then there are people who will take care of them.
Though I don't know if they'll launder them, but they will, a lot of places will wrap them so that they stay kind of out of the elements. Right. I see that. And then they also have in all of these on this website at the Idaho State Journal. I'm looking at wallofwarms.com. They have their own website. Okay, perfect. They also have locations where you can go pick up coats and hats and scars if you need them.
Yeah, for sure. And it really is. There's one in Driggs, St. Anthony, Rigby. There's a wall of warmth. St. Anthony, Rexburg, Rigby, Yukon, Idaho Falls, Shelley, Blackfoot, Pocatello and Driggs.
So they are all over the place. And it looks like donations are happening the 13th through the 18th. And the program itself runs the 10th through the 21st according to the website.
So this is, you know, there's a whole thing about like how it started and the founders and how you can get involved and all of that at wallofwarms.com, which is where I'm looking at it. But last year, they collected 8,500 coats. Are you kidding? Which is pretty incredible. That's amazing. If you need a coat, take one. If you have a coat, please donate.
Wallofwarms.com has all of the details there. If you want to learn more and get involved, that's a very cool thing. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, that's an easier kind of clearinghouse for all of the information anyway, as far as how it looks.
But anyway, yeah, you can go check it out. Wallofwarms.com. Perfect. I love it. All right, coming up, we've got a Christmas party in the works for the for the stations, which is always exciting. I am excited. I like Christmas parties. Yeah, holiday parties are a good time.
We had choose your meal email go out. Yes. And I've got a fine mind. So I can look at. I know I don't have it right in front of me.
Italian food. Yeah, yeah, I know. And they gave us three options. Hold on. What? Two seconds. Okay, so I'll just wait in silence. Yeah, I just needed to pull it up here. Okay, so the three options are. Okay, you go ahead and tell everybody.
I have the email in front of me. Now I can talk about it with, with, you know, confidence. There are three options. And you, you asked me which of the three I chose and I said, ooh, this will be a fun game.
Let's play guess what the other person chose because there's only three options. Right. And so there's the lasagna.
There's a chicken parmesan and a fettuccine Alfredo. Yes. And I know for sure which one you chose. Okay.
I know for sure. I don't know. Cause I feel like there's. I feel like there's two. I feel like there's two options for you too.
I know you did not choose the lasagna. Correct. I immediately went, not that one. Right.
Because I knew that was out for you. So it's between the chicken parmesan and the fettuccine Alfredo. Here's the thing. But I know that you did not choose the fettuccine.
Okay. Why did I not choose the fettuccine? Because it has capers.
100%. Which is why I went, it has capers. She might have done it, but the chicken parmesan comes with Tuscan vegetables. And I think that might have pushed you over the edge. I think you chose the chicken parmesan. I did choose the chicken parmesan, but I got the capillini and not the vegetable.
Really? It says it comes with buttered capillini or Tuscan vegetables. And I went, okay, I did this. I went, I really did like chicken parm fettuccine Alfredo because I don't love fettuccine. I don't like fettuccine noodles or Alfredo sauce.
But I do love capers. Right. And so I went- But that also doesn't have a protein on it. There's no chicken.
Right. There's no meat. And that's why I went, that's also a no meat option. Right. So I went, I kind of like that for the no meat option. Right. But I also do love chicken parmesan when it's done correctly.
Which this will be, of course. And then I went back and forth between the noodles or the vegetables. And then I went, this was a big decision in my day yesterday. I spent a good 10 minutes on this.
Are you serious? Okay. And you probably looked up pictures of all of them to see because you're a picture person. I did. Yeah.
Okay. So what did I pick? I think you picked the chicken parmesan as well. You think I, why? Um, because I know you love lasagna, but I think that you were looking at it and thought the chicken parmesan sounded better. So that's what you picked. I also pulled up images of the two, of the lasagna and the chicken parmesan, which, by the way, lasagna al forno.
Do you know what that means? I do not bake lasagna. It's lasagna from the oven. That's what that means. That's what lasagna is. Yeah, I know. That's what lasagna al forno means al lasagna from the oven. Oh, okay.
That's what it directly. It's baked lasagna. I got the lasagna. Okay. I did. I did.
Because I looked at the two and I went, you know what? I think this sounds really nice. Plus it's got the wagyu in it. See, I thought the wagyu would have thrown you.
No, I think that's great. That's fancy meat. It's got fancy meat in it.
Okay. And, and the chicken parmesan is a great option. I felt like, man, a good, you know, breaded chicken on some, some noodles and stuff, which would be the capolini. I would do it on the noodles, not the vegetables. The fresh basil, because I love fresh basil.
Very good point. But I also love fried capers. So I'm like, can I get the capers on the chicken parmesan? Gross. I'm sure somebody will scrape them off and give them to you.
I hope so. I like capers. Well, good for you, man. Well, good job. Good, good choosing. Yep.
But anyway, it was a, it was a tough decision. No, I got to wait, wait a long time to eat that. I know what it is.
It's like a breaded chicken. I'm not going to run the way. But I am excited for it. I love it. Good. And we're doing a white elephant gift exchange, which is always fun. Yeah.
You can, you can sort of start to feel the season. Do you know one time we did a staff at this was years ago at a job I used to have and they, the boss was like, let's do like an ornament exchange. And I was like, okay, this is fun.
What a good idea. And I handmade the bunny suit from a Christmas story. I remember that. Yeah. And I was pretty excited about it.
Yeah. And the one I got in exchange was a dollar store nutcracker that fell apart the moment I opened it. And I went, I actually put some real thought and labor into my mind. That's the thing about a white elephant gift or anything else is you kind of end up with something. What you get. Yeah. And even when there's like a really good one that people are fighting over, you're like, I would eat the coworker was like, I kind of forgot. So I just stopped and I was like, shocker.
Yeah. Then you should have thrown a $5 bill in there with it. Or give me mine back because I really like mine. You know, it's sad.
Did you hear the story about the woman who says she claimed she found a needle in her kids's candy? Okay. Right. And it was, I saw the photo and I think it was a Snickers, like a mini size Snickers, like a fun size.
Okay. And next to the Snickers that had a couple of bites taken out of it was a sewing needle. And so the police were investigating this happened in upstate New York and she called the police and formally reported the incident. Said that her kid was eating it and they found a needle. The police investigated. What do you think they found? Well, I read the headline because I wanted to see the picture.
So I know what they found. She made the whole thing up. Not she, the nine year old admitted to planting the needle in their own candy. Oh, it was one of the kids who placed the needle in the gummy bear package. My article said that she, the mom placed the needle in the candy herself. This is Rockville, right? And she had not even been trick or treating in the neighborhood that she claimed to have gone. Yeah.
I did not hear that. This is Rockville, correct? It just says upstate New York. Let me see.
I'm looking through this is this is in Maryland. So this is this is another one. Yeah, there's more than one. When I searched needle in Halloween candy, this one says there was a trick or treat candy scare that sent shivers through a Maryland town that turned out to be nothing more than a stevious trick by a nine year old who slipped a sewing needle into their own candy bag. It did not send shivers. I read that article.
Did you get shivers? And I went, that's a lie. Then there's this shenectady woman.
Is that her? I mine just says upstate New York. Yeah, this one's in in shenectady, who was accused of making up a story about finding a sewing needle in Halloween candy. Weird, there'd be two.
Weird, there'd be two. So she, let's see, she was charged with falsely reporting an incident. It's unclear why she did it. Like, why did she make this claim? I don't know. Maybe she wanted attention. I don't know.
Yeah, maybe. I don't have a picture of the candy or anything. It's not a bad idea to scan your kids's candy. Sure. Um, I mean, especially if you've got candy that's the packaging has been opened or it looks like it's been tampered with.
Yeah, that's not a terrible idea. It's not. See, and now here's one from Kentucky that says officers in Kentucky are warning parents to check Halloween candy after needles were found inside treats in two different counties. I don't know, guys. Like somebody's saying there's a needle found in this piece of licorice and somebody's got one stabbed in the middle of an almond joy. Somebody's got one in the middle of a Twix.
I don't know. But anyone who finds contaminated candy should contact the police, it says. But don't make it up because you can get charged for false reports. Reporting.
Isn't there a song? Hold on. I'm looking something up really quick.
Okay. Isn't there a song about needle in a haystack? I'm sure there is. But here's the thing about this whole thing is that it was always razor blades.
Right. Like, did they not get the memo? It was razor blades. Like, and maybe they didn't have access. They were like, no, I don't have that, but I got this. But I got this tin of sewing supplies.
Let me crack it open. Yeah, it seems silly. I don't know.
I just listen. When my kids used to bring their candy home, I'd be like, I better check all those almond joys. I got those have surely been tampered with. Get I better take all of those.
Yeah. Oh, no, those are bad. Those are poison. Pat those right. Yeah, you're going to need to not eat those. Those are not good for you.
Would you rather this or that? We talked earlier about how Oreo has made an entire Thanksgiving meal. Their fudge is flavored like. It's white chocolate flavor on the outside of a cookie. And they've got like turkey gravy and and creamed corn. So my would you rather today is would you rather eat a cream corn flavored Oreo or creamed corn? I know your answer.
The Oreo. Yeah, 100%. That's my answer to.
OK. There's only one used for cream corn. Cornbread. OK, that's there's two uses for cream corn.
What's the other use? Tuna noodle casserole. No. Gross. Yeah.
Yeah, you got to put that that cream corn in there. Gross. You.
You. I haven't made that in a thousand years. I grew up on it. It was a thing that was when early, early days, Josh and Chantel, you were like, my mom makes this really good. Yeah, it was a home made recipe. I'm going to make this for you. That was your impressed meal. Yeah. And you have been married to me for a long time. So it worked.
It worked. Don't give me that. Look at you. You had other redeeming qualities. Whatever. That meal was not one of them. I haven't made it in a very long time.
It's OK. I should make it for the kids. Oh, we've been on this make it for the kids thing. We should. You should. Hey, make it for the kids. That's actually really fun.
Yeah, it's a week. Make it for the kids. Make it for the kids.
And it's an all. We just it's a good idea. Recipe that our parents have made.
Make it for the kids. My mom always made cream tuna over casserole. No one's going to eat that. Over toast.
Yeah, what I say. Over casserole. Oh, no, cream tuna over toast. Yeah, we didn't do. We've had this conversation a hundred times.
We really have. This is a post Thanksgiving treat. When you take the leftover turkey and you make the creamy gravy and then you make the toast and you put it on top and you eat it.
Make it for the kids. I know I love it. Are you ready for some fun facts?
Sure. OK. Chantel fun facts. Twenty five percent of the hazelnuts in the world are used to make Nutella. Twenty five percent of all hazelnuts go into Nutella. Yeah, that's crazy. That means seventy five percent of people are just eating hazelnuts.
But hazelnuts in a lot of stuff, they use it in all kinds of different flavorings for drinks and stuff. You like it. I don't. I'm not a hazelnut guy. So in our house, 100 percent of the hazelnut is no, that's not true, because other people eat the Nutella. Zero percent is consumed by me. It's me and Emory. I eat the cookie butter.
Because I'm an adult. Next fun fact. You could fit every single planet between the Earth and the moon and still have a few thousand miles to spare. Every planet could fit between the Earth and the moon.
And you would still have a few thousand miles. Really? Yeah. How about that? How about it? Next fun fact.
Fun fact number three. In the 1930s, there was a Swiss physicist named Walter Jaeger. He was trying to develop a sensor for detecting poison gas. OK. His device wasn't registering the gas at all. So out of frustration, he let a cigarette and the smoke moved the meter on his gadget. And that's how the smoke detectors were invented. No kidding. Yeah, you went, oh, well, it doesn't detect poison, but it detects smoke. This could be a thing.
Poisonous smoke. How about those fun facts? Just three. Oh, well, I have more. OK. One more. Fun fact.
OK, one more. More on core fun fact. More Americans died in the Civil War than any other war that we have fought in. It makes sense because it was just Americans. That makes sense. Yeah. Yeah. These have been. Fun fact.
Those fun facts. Thank you for sharing. Thank you for listening.
I really appreciate all the stuff you shared. Let's go ahead and call it a day. I feel like that wasn't a sincere compliment. Oh, no, I appreciate it. It was good info. I know things I didn't know before.
Because of Chantel's fun facts. Have a great Tuesday. Get out and vote.
Getting the dog hair cut today. Oh, about time. Yeah. About time.
That dog is in desperate need of a groom. Yeah. She looks like a crazy person.
So when you get home, it's going to be a different dog. No, and I don't like her when she's haircut. I do. I'd say I don't like her. I she's fine.
Yeah. She doesn't look as cute. She looks like a whole different dog.
She does. So new dog day. You get in rid of her fur pants. Yep.
We let her go the longest we've let her go because we wanted to see how it would get and it got bad. Well, and her hair on the top of her head right now looks like she's got little horns or like a mohawk. And I kind of like it. And I'm sad. It's a mess.
Maybe just leave those. It's a mess and it grows back and it doesn't take long. And then she'll look like that again.
All right. Well, no, I can't let her get that bad. I know I thought about taking her little sweater with her.
So when I pick her up, I can put her in her sweater. Anyway, that's for tomorrow show. Have a great rest of your Wednesday. We'll see you back here tomorrow. Check out the podcast.
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