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Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Friday, June 12th, 2026
Episode summary introduction:
Unspoken social rules, an uplifting story about a dog reunited with her owner after a car crash, a happy garden update on their backyard "little farm", details on the upcoming Idaho Falls Community Hospital River Fest and Melaleuca Freedom Celebration fireworks, backpacking trip prep, a nostalgic dive into MySpace and Farmville, concert outfit shopping for a gothic bluegrass show, a summer ice cream taste-test ranking, thoughts on Spielberg's new alien film "Disclosure Day," reactions to the Little House on the Prairie reboot trailer, a debate over what "man smells" really are, and more!
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Bonus: Unspoken rules
(4:13) - Good News
(6:50) - The garden survived
(12:20) - Riverfest & Melaleuca Freedom Celebration
(15:44) - Packing for backpacking
(20:01) - No snakes in this house
(24:42) - Meat is offline
(31:31) - Dress shopping
(38:26) - Bananas Foster
(45:07) - Self-assessed attractiveness
(50:52) - Little House on the Prairie
(57:20) - Man smells
(1:02:48) - Would You Rather
(1:05:53) - Disclosure Day
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Full show transcript:
Here are some unspoken rules that they say people should know about. I want to get your take and see if you agree with that. Is this stuff like take your cart back? Not necessarily. So if they start cleaning around you, take that as a clue that you should leave. So dishes start to get washed, chairs start to get moved around. They won't say it directly, but it typically means the visit is over. Okay, now, but who is this a personal thing or is this like if you're at a restaurant?
I think it's both. I disagree because I will get a little bit restless and start cleaning and people go like, oh, we should probably get out of here. It's not my intention. I just am like, I need to do something. Okay. And I've had that happen and people get sensitive about it and go, is he upset?
Do we need to get out of here? Why is he mad? Well, I take that as a cue when people start cleaning up. I'm like, oh, you want me to go. It's time for me to go. I know. And then I start to go. I would clarify.
Okay. If I'm at a restaurant and they're like, start like, it's time to go. I can feel that energy and I know they're like, they've got lives too and this is their job and I'm maybe making them stay at their job longer. So I'm going to leave. Okay. So at a restaurant setting, yeah, for sure. But at somebody's house, I'm going to go, hey, do you want us to get out of here?
And if they're like, you know, yeah, we're getting tired. No one's going to say that. I know. Okay. But I'd clarify. The second one, if someone hands you their phone, don't swipe. That's a, that's a definite rule. Okay.
If the conversation turns into one word replies, you should probably end it. So people start going, yeah. Yeah. All right.
Okay. I have, I have people that'll like bug me at work and I'll give them that the whole time. Cause I'm too busy or I'm in the middle of something or it's a pointless conversation. Like, and I will, I will try that, but the hint does not get picked up on. And then 20 minutes later, they're still standing around talking and I go, I tried everything. Like, I really got to get back to work. Okay. If you borrow something, return it like you didn't need it.
So fill the tank, make sure the battery is full, cleaner than when they borrowed it to you. Yeah. Absolutely.
All right. If you walk into a room and it goes quiet, notice that conversations don't die for no reason. I think that's a paranoia thing though. You can, you can easily slip into why was everybody talking about me? Like it could not have even been about you. It could have been about somebody else, but they didn't want to drag you into it. So there's that.
Okay. Or it could have been a private conversation. About a personal matter, or it could have been something that doesn't even have anything to do with you. And they just saw you walk in and wanted to know what you needed.
And so they stopped talking. Okay. I don't, don't take that person. Okay. And then I'll just do one more. If they keep glancing at the time, don't ask why. And then it says people don't check the clock when they want the moment to last. Good point.
Ooh. Unless maybe they have an appointment and they're like, I, I'm really enjoying my time with you. Standing here for the last 20 minutes. I got things to do, places to be.
Yeah. I have an appointment. I love hanging out with you, but I gots to go. You have things to do, places to be, people to see. This conversation needs to end.
Thanks very much. That's not always true. Sometimes people just need to get. I got to get, get. So I'm gonna get.
Interesting. And put also put your cart back. I mean, it's the simplest thing. It is. Just take it all the way back to the corral or back into the store. You can handle it.
You're a big, big boy. That really drives you crazy when people talk to that. Take the cart back. Don't just abandon it in the middle of the parking lot. Anyway.
Okay. Today's show. It's Friday. Let's go. Well, how about some good news then this morning? Let's hear about it. Well, okay.
Sure. There's a woman in Kelowna, British Columbia who was driving home after a trip to the lake with her dog when they were involved in a car accident. Oh no. Deborah Jordan says that once the vehicle stopped rolling and she opened her eyes, she realized that her mini Australian shepherd Daisy was missing. So she immediately jumped out of the car and started searching for Daisy. Because you know, adrenaline's pumping. You were just in a car accident. You rolled over. Jump out of the car. And start searching for your dog. That's what happened. Well, even though she was dealing with a sore neck and a bunch of scrapes and bruises, her biggest concern was finding Daisy.
And her efforts were halted when emergency crews showed up at the scene of the accident and they insisted that she go to the hospital. Yeah. Yeah. Uh-huh.
Yeah. Well, luckily other than some soreness and bruising, Deborah was fine and released from the hospital. She and her husband resumed the search joined by friends, neighbors, volunteers, and even members of the search and rescue, the central areas search and rescue. They happened a few days after the crash, a search and rescue member named Forrest and his wife Tracy, they went back to the side of the crash and they found Daisy. Oh, good. Sitting in the passenger seat of the truck belonging to the other driver involved in the crash.
Whoa. So they hadn't cleaned up the vehicles, I guess. I don't know how they do it in Canada. Maybe they just leave stuff on the side of the road. I don't know how they do it in America.
Well, good point. A couple days later, like I think they haul stuff off of the scene of the accident before they call it cleaned up at least around here. They don't just leave overturned vehicles on the side of the road. Anyway, they were able to coax Daisy out of the truck and deliver her home to Deborah for an emotional reunion. Yeah, Daisy's survivor spirit and the amazing support of the local community have brought her home safely. Oh, good. Yeah.
What a crazy experience. That lady likes her dog. True story.
I'm hurt, I know, but I got to find my dog. I mean, I don't know though, you do the same thing for your kids. Absolutely. And with all that adrenaline going, hey, that's good news. The good news is that I got home yesterday and I wandered into the backyard as I usually do when I get home and I went to check out the flowers and the garden to see if everything had survived and the good news, we still have a garden.
So, hooray. It's cute that you say we. I like that you're including me in the garden. The garden is totally your domain and I want you to know that I'm not taking credit for any of it because you've done all of the work for that. Somebody yesterday said to me, your garden looks amazing.
And I go, is Joshua's garden? It's sweet that you're including me because I am reaping the benefits, but you are doing all of the work. Fine. I just want to give credit where credit is due.
Well, I appreciate it. Unnecessary because it's our yard, it's our house, it's our garden. I get it, but you've done all of the planning and the planting and the TLC.
You're doing it all. Okay. I'm aware. I know I was out there building the greenhouse and building the fence and building the beds and putting on the mulch and doing the thing. Like I get it, but it's not just for me.
Like I built it so it's part of our backyard, the little farm. Yeah. Which it needs a name.
Does it? Like a little farm thing. It needs a.
And a sign. Yeah, maybe. Yeah, it does need a name. What could we name it? I don't know.
Henry. I don't know what to name it. It needs a name.
It does. I will work on it. We'll work on it.
It'll happen. It absolutely needs a name. Yeah. And a sign. Something, something farm, but I don't know what it is. Cute. But anyway, we have a garden still.
I'm very proud that everything survived. Yeah. Yeah. We had that silly frost and everything looks okay.
I only had a couple of leaves that had been touching like the outside of a thing that got a little bit crunchier than I would like. So other than that though, it's good news. I'm excited. I checked on the wasps.
Yeah. Because they've been exposed. And I'm trying to make friends with the wasps because listen, we kind of need them for everything. Everything serves a purpose in our ecosystem.
That's true. And so I went over to check on the wasps and they were all happy. They were doing their thing.
They survived the cold. And I said, hey guys, how are we doing over here? And they said, oh, we're doing okay. Is that what they said? And I said, great. And I backed away slowly and I said, have a blessed day.
Okay. I just thought I would look at the overnight lows just to see if I'm out of the danger zone. And unless something crazy happens in the weather, at least for the next 10 days, everything's looking A-okay. We're out of the danger zone? As of right now.
Kenny Loggins will be so happy. Yeah. You're right.
He will indeed be so happy. Because the highway to the danger zone. No, I know. I do know. Okay. Yeah. I got it. I understand. I get the top gun reference.
I'm there. A plus plus. So the watering system is back on today so everything will get watered. Like everything is going to be cool.
It's going to be very cool. I was looking at the blueberry bush. We got four little blueberries starting up. So I'm really hopeful that it'll be a fruit producing bush this year.
It's the first year for that. Raspberries have flowers on them. So flowers turn to fruit. That's a good sign. That is a good sign. Yeah.
I'm just kind of waiting. We have one little tiny yellow squash that showed up on the plant pretty early. Because the plant itself is still really small. But it's got a little tiny like two or three inch little thing on there.
I got little pickles growing. There's good stuff happening. You get excited every time you see something you go, look.
Look at the life. The potato buckets are insane. They're doing really well. So I'm happy. Yeah.
You're pretty stoked about it. The snap peas are looking great. So they're trellising well. We are going to have a harvest. Somebody commented on the Instagram post of the whole garden covered up and said, looks like you got your own little farmers market.
I said, yeah, I just need some honey. And I need a laser engraver and a couple of food trucks to roll up. I think I'd be there. Give me a few extra things. It's funny. I'll have a market. Anyway, that's what's happening. We're going to come up with a name. All right.
I'll think about it. Oh, I thought you meant now. Okay. No, no, no. I'm not going to sit here and just let our wheels turn. I'm boring.
What's different than most days? Okay. We're not going to sit here and let our wheels turn. Okay.
Got it. If my math is correct, we are just 23 days away from the 4th of July. No way. Yeah, way. Totally. Yeah, way. Yeah, way.
One, two, three weeks. Yeah. That's 21 plus a couple. 23.
Whoa. 23 days until the 4th of July. And that means only 23 days until the Idle Falls Community Hospital River Fest. Presented by ICCU and River Bend Media Group.
There's a lot going on during the day. Stones, Kia, Kidzone, all day wristbands are just 10 bucks. You can test drive the new Can-Am from Rev Motorsports in the off-road demo area. They'll have the misting station there to help you cool off all the vendor booths and all the food trucks you can think of. Oh, it's going to be a party. You want a corn dog? You got it. You want a boba tea? They got it. Ice cream? It's there. Yeah.
Teriyaki bowl. Got it. You think so? Usually. Usually. Taco?
Yep, you betcha. And then, of course, when the sun goes down, the largest fireworks show west of the Mississippi, it's the Melaleuca Freedom Celebration. It's going to be awesome. It is going to be awesome. It always is. Yeah.
Couple of things as you're kind of planning. Remember Sun Black with Sun Block? Sun Black? Remember to put on your Sun Black. I'm going to call it sunscreen. Put on your sunscreen. Would you? Sun Block.
Yeah, please. Sun Black. Put it on.
Block that sun. Nice. Yes, that's good. That's what you have to say when you put it on.
And then you have to do your hand motions. Block that sun. Nice.
I like it. Water. No pets allowed. No pets.
And no motorized vehicles, including rental scooters, are allowed at Snake River Landing. Ear plugs for kiddos for the fireworks because you're close and it's loud. There will be lots of food vendors and stuff, so come and enjoy. It's going to be a good time. It is going to be the best time.
This year is a bit of a change. There is no RV overnight camping available this year. Here is the official statement. To better serve attendees, available space at the Snake River Landing will be used to expand general parking and improve event access. Overnight RV parking will not be offered for the 2026 celebration. Guests planning to attend with an RV are encouraged to make alternative arrangements in advance. You can read the full notice at freedomcelebration.com.
You can get all the details about the Idaho Falls Community Hospital River Fest at River Fest, Idaho.com. So go and click around. I'm ready for it. It's going to be a fun day. I'm ready and excited, but I'm also not because that means July 4th. I feel like it's like smack dab in the middle of summer.
So that's like the downhill for summer ending. Oh, I disagree. I feel like- I understand what you're saying.
I'll just roll from there. Time is a fly-in. It is. We literally just had a frost. I know. And now we're talking about like it's going to be close to 100 real quick.
Oh yeah. Like it's going to be hot. It will be. So anyway, 23 days away, it's going to be a lot of fun.
We want to see you there at the Idaho Falls Community Hospital River Fest, presented by ICCU and River Bend Media Group. Dragging you along for a backpacking adventure over the weekend here. And I'm working on pack and everything. And you said yesterday at one point, you're like, I guess we probably should pack for this trip, huh? And I went, yeah, let's do it.
And then you went, no, why did I say that out loud? I actually am surprised you hadn't already packed because you're a two week in advance packer. I had packed.
And then on Monday at our troop meeting for the scouts, I had to take everything out of my pack and talk about packing and gear and all that kind of stuff. So I have to repack. But I myself have been packed.
So last night was the repacking for me and the initial packing for you. But you said, I don't even know what do I have? What do I need? What am I bringing? What else is there even that I don't even know?
I don't know what to wear to hike. Like you had all these questions. So I kind of just went, all right, here's the deal. I laid out all of my gear and you said, okay, I'm going to replicate your gear. And then at one point went to stack some things up and you went, no, no, hold on.
I'm matching exactly piece for piece. I went, all right. Hey, hey, hey, hey. All right.
So down. What I know about you is you get excited about gear. Whether it's fishing, hiking, any of it, you love gear. So you said, hey, come check out your sleeping bag. You've never, we bought these cool new sleeping bags. And you haven't even used yours.
You haven't even used it. Yeah. So you made me get into it on the deck and he said, put your feet in there. This zipper is to keep your feet warm. But if you get too hot, you can unzip it.
And this zipper is for this. So there it was on the deck in the middle of the afternoon. In your sleeping bag.
In my sleeping bag. Yeah. But isn't it great how you can like almost wear it? Like you can, if you're cold, you can like leave it zipped up to your shoulders and then unzip and put your arms out and have, you see your arms, you can wear it.
I think it's cool. I'm in the middle of cooking dinner. And he said, hey, come check out the tent. I said the tent up. Come look at it.
Yeah. Because you haven't, you haven't stayed in this tent. I bought this tent, yeah, probably two and a half, three years ago. And it's awesome. It's clean inside. I didn't know if you'd even seen it. So I had it. Yeah. And I said, hold on.
I'm cooking dinner. I, you looked like you were at a stopping point. I thought you were at a stopping point. You did.
You looked like you were at a point where you could walk away for a minute and check out a tent. No. But then I did. I got to a stopping point and went out and looked at your tent and he said, you could get in it.
Right. And you, you were like, no, I'm just going to look from here. I went, okay, well, have fun then.
But I made sure it was all cleaned out and aired out nice and ready to go. So things are, things are coming together. I'm sorry. I didn't get more excited about your gear.
Fine. I'll just hold all the excitement myself. I know you will.
I am. Anyway, it'll be fun. It's going to be a nice trip.
It's a little short one. It is just a little overnight backpacking trip. Yeah, just a little short overnight trip and it'll be cool. We got to go shopping for some hiking food tonight.
Yeah. Well, I've put, I've got to put together a full menu. I mean, we only have three meals we have to worry about. So it's going to be real minimal food and which is nice. And then yeah, no big deal. It'll be fun.
It will be fun. I just don't like. What? It's the worst night of sleep when you're sleeping in a tent. No, it's going to be, you got a new sleeping bag.
I understand. You're going to love it. It's not my bed. Plus I'm throwing in a pillow for you.
I mean, it's a small backpacking pillow, but as you have a pillow, it's nice. Yeah. Wow.
Hot diggity dog. Yeah. A backpacking pillow.
That's right. All the comforts. Of home in your pack. I'm excited. Let's go hiking. And we shall. And we will.
Our son told us the other day that he wants to get a snake. He hasn't brought it up again. He has not. And I. Thank goodness.
Thank goodness. I wondered we hadn't had a chance to talk about it, you and I. And I wondered how you felt about it. I was in the middle of cooking and he's like, I think I want to get a snake.
I want a cool snake. And I went, you have a dog. Play with the dog. Yeah. We have a dog.
That's enough. We don't need a snake. The snake was a mascot of our children's elementary school and they had one. That's like a school pet.
That they would move from classroom to classroom to classroom and somehow. No. No. They just stayed in the lobby.
Oh. I thought they moved him around. No, they didn't move him around.
He just stayed in the lobby. Anyway, at one point you volunteered to take care of him over a spring break or something. So we lived at our house for a week. Longest week of my life.
Longest week of my life. You had to feed him little thought out, mice peep bodies, gross. I actually didn't mind the snake.
I, here's what happened. He was a little corn snake. So he's only, I don't know, maybe three feet long.
Too long. And I was at a PTA meeting, a PTO meeting, whatever. And they said, oh, we don't have anywhere to take them. Is this when you were the vice president of the PTO? No, I don't.
You were very high up. No. Were you trying to impress somebody? That doesn't mean I did anything.
I understand. But were you trying to impress somebody? You're like, I'm vice president. I should probably volunteer. I was not trying to impress anybody.
They'll think I'm really cool if I, if I take care of the snake for a week. No, I just, nobody had, nobody wanted to take him. And I said, I'll take him. And I was like, with the impression that I was going to be the coolest mom for bringing the school mascot home. Well, you were. The kids were into it. Beck was super into it.
Yeah. And then I brought him home. And the second I brought him home, he starts to shed. And they went, is this normal? I don't know what is happening. It looked like, like his eye was peeling.
And I was like, oh, I've killed the snake on my very first day of babysitting. Yuck. I didn't mind. I thought it was actually kind of cool. And then we watched him shed his skin the whole week. Every day I got a little bit more and more shedding. It was cool until we had to clean out the tank.
And then he tried to escape. I don't like that. No. I didn't care for that.
No. And then when they gave me the instructions, they were said, you have to feed him with these tongs because if. Yeah, you can't touch the mouse.
If the mouse gets human scent on it, then he's going to want to eat your hand. And I went, okay. Yeah. Listen, I know there are people that love reptiles and like having them as pets.
I am not one of them. Yeah. I held a bearded dragon or whatever that was like a year or so ago. Yeah. And that was enough.
Yeah. That's how I feel about the snake that we babysat. Just for a week is all I'm good with. No, I'm fine.
I don't need. So he's over here telling me as I'm cooking dinner the other day, hey, you know, I really want to get a snake. I really want a cool snake. And I went, no, no, we're not having a snake in the house. No, this is my house. If you want a snake, you can move on out. I don't want a snake in the house. No, me neither. What if it gets loose?
I don't know. I could imagine the dog would grab it and shake it. And then we would not have a snake. That's what would happen. That is what would happen. The dog and the snake would not be friends. The dog's prey instinct would be like, I guess I'm going to grab this snake and shake it. Because that's what she does.
She just shakes things until they quit moving. I'm not not not dealing with that. Okay.
I just wanted to make sure we were in agreeance. Yeah, neither one of us want a snake. Negative. Okay. No snakes.
Fantastic. What about a train? No. You have a dog. Play with the dog. I know.
I have weird animals when you're not in the same house as me. That's exactly. Yoyoyoy. Get your own house and have a snake. Right? I don't need that. I don't want it.
Me neither. Plus, ew. Stinky. And the heat lamp's expensive. So I'm not paying that power bill.
Keep your snake warm. Well, the internet is having a bit of a come apart this morning. Because all of meta is currently down. Which means Facebook, Instagram, Facebook Messenger, Facebook Marketplace and threads. If anyone uses that is also down. All of the meta network is offline globally it seems.
Which is really interesting. I was reading a post online from people that were asking as Facebook down is, you know, this is what's going on. Facebook's been glitchy. People saying, I thought my phone was just being weird. People thought I got hacked.
I did too. I was trying to get on an Instagram and it kept like, so then I cleared my cache and I tried that and I forced to stop and that wasn't working. And so then I was like, well, I'm gonna uninstall it. Yep.
So just to be clear for anyone trying to get into their Facebook, Instagram, threads, etc., Messenger, you can't because meta is currently down. And then I got to thinking, what if it never came back? What if it never came back? What if it never came back? What would we really be missing? Would you have a total breakdown? I mean, I think I would for a minute just because. It certainly would make your adrenaline pump for a minute.
Certainly is. Like I've put pictures and stuff on there that I would be sad to miss. But then that's when I pull out my phone sometimes when I'm bored, that's the first thing I click on. Is Facebook Instagram? Oh, Instagram.
I pull up Instagram first thing when I'm bored and I'm like, let's see what's going on on Instagram. Yeah. So it would definitely be, it would take some getting used to. You know, I wouldn't mind getting used to it. I wouldn't mind it either.
I wouldn't mind getting used to it. I agree with you because it becomes such a habit. I think there's a lot of time wasted there, but I also think it's not healthy. Like just the time spent there doesn't feel valuable.
I totally agree with you. In addition to being just a time filler, like on board, I'm just going to doom scroll Facebook. And that's what I do with it. Yeah. Uh-huh. Yeah.
Interesting. Well, just to be clear, you haven't been banned. You haven't been hacked. You haven't been booted from the platform.
Don't uninstall it like I did. Yeah. It'll be bad. It'll be bad.
You know it will be. But what if it didn't? That would be a problem. Just for a minute.
Just, I know you might be in a little bit of a panic without your best friend social media, but just for a minute, just like look up from your phone and go, oh. It's Friday and the sun's shining. Maybe I should read a book. Maybe I should do some art. Maybe I should hang out with my kids or my husband. That's what I always have to remember to remind myself.
I should put Facebook and Instagram down and go look at something else. Listen, I'm just saying, like it's going to be okay. Even if it never comes back, we will survive. It'll come back.
Don't even worry about it. But what if it didn't? We survived a long time without it. That's what I'm trying to say.
I bet we could do it again. Plus always, there's TikTok. Oh yeah, there's plenty of other things to look at. Sure.
There's always that. Let's bring back MySpace, you know? Hey, I just read a story yesterday that Blink 182 reactivated their MySpace account.
Really? I'm going to have to go log in and check out what they're up to. Mine's still active. I haven't put, I should move all of my social media presence to MySpace. I'm like, look, I'm not on Facebook anymore. You can find me on MySpace. If you want to hang with me, I'm on MySpace. Only the real true folks would find me there.
The real true folks? Yeah, like people that actually want to actually have a conversation, those are the people that would be like, I'll go activate MySpace to hang out with Josh. Like the real ones would do it.
You don't think that the real ones would just give you a phone call and say, hey, let's hang out for real? Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm not going to go find you on MySpace, but I'll... I'm just saying like the acquaintance types.
You know what I mean? Like real close friends and family better call and text, but... But if you're just a casual, like, yeah, I'd like to hear what he has to say. You'll find me on MySpace.
I don't think you're going to have anybody on MySpace come find you. Sorry to say. Yeah. Sorry.
Well... I don't even think I would go find you on MySpace. You don't think so? No, I wouldn't. Okay.
That's rude. I'll have a song picked out that you can listen to while you browse my page. Okay. Will your page be all glittery? No.
No, I'm not. I never was a big glitter guy. When the glitter started showing up on MySpace is when MySpace started dying. Yeah, agreed.
When all the little glitter animation filled your feed. Yeah. But they decided to get all weird with their web platform and have it side scroll.
So instead of doom scrolling down, you doom scroll to the side. Yeah, I didn't care for that either. Which I thought is an interesting kind of thing. Interesting. Okay, well... Wait a minute.
Metta's down. Hey, if you're still playing Farmville on Facebook. Oh, yeah. Is that still a thing? It's gotta be. I can't find out because you know why? Metta's down. But you can Google.
Google's metta. What if Farmville never came back? I don't know if people are still... What if Candy Crush never came back? I'd never got into the Candy Crush. No?
Craze. Can you play Farmville on Facebook? I'm sure you can.
You cannot. Because Adobe Flash Player was shut down. Oh, it ran on Adobe Flash. Yep. There's gotta be a Farmville app still.
There's no way that game was like, I know we just won't make money. Oh, what a thing. Farmville. You know right now some team of software engineers and computer science graduates are scrambling. They're having the worst day right now. We're all like, hey, hey, what if it never comes back? You know, like what a world. And they're over there going like, we gotta get this back. Or Mark is gonna have our heads.
Good luck, Meda. Or not. Or not.
What if it never came back? I got you some tickets for Christmas to go see a band that you really enjoy. Yeah. And that's happening next week. That's right. And I know that they have a particular kind of look. Okay. And so the band does.
The band does, but I know also their fans do. And so I said, I gotta show up with the look. I want to look like what everybody else does. And so I looked at the genre. So a lot of people call this particular band Gothic Bluegrass. Okay. They are a bluegrass folk, Americana type band. They're often described as a rock band without a drummer and a bluegrass band without a fiddler. Okay.
All right. Look, they've got like one of the guys plays, it's not an upright bass because it's smaller. But so it looks like a cello, but he goes boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom on it, which is kind of fun. So it's a, whatever that is, a smaller upright bass. And then they have guitars and they have a wicked banjo. Really good banjo.
Yeah. I'm looking at some concert footage because you've been trying to figure out what exactly to wear to sort of match the vibe of the show. And it's kind of hard to find like, what does the crowd look like? What is the crowd wearing to this kind of show? What I think it's going to be is like a cross between like a hippies kind of vibe, but also a country kind of vibe.
Okay. Like a, like a folksy blue grassy type of vibe. So I needed to find like a, like a flowy kind of, like a flowy kind of dress, maybe some cowboy boots, but I'm not going to wear cowboy boots.
But that's the kind of look I think is going to be prevalent for the women at least. A lot of suspenders and cowboy hats for the dudes. Well, that's what they wear. So that's kind of the thing was like, I thought, you know, I'm going to wear the suspenders and do the thing, but I'm not in the band. No, I know, but that's what a large majority of the people wear. You think?
I think so. Because I'm not trying to cosplay as a member of the band of the show. I'm trying to go see.
You're not going to. So I went shopping last night for some dresses. I hate you. I hate trying on clothes. I hate it so much. I just hate it. I hate taking off my shoes in a dressing room. I hate, I don't like trying on clothes. I just think it's weird.
I also just think it's a waste of time. I would rather buy the thing, bring it home, try it on if it doesn't fit or it doesn't look good, take it back. I would rather do that step. But you were like, try it on, just go try it on.
Well, that's how you're going to know. Look, you had like six or seven options that you liked. I had seven. And he would only let me take six in the dressing room. And I went, cool, can I leave this one out here and then swap?
And he goes, yep. Yep, you sure can. My point is that like, you can't just hold them up to yourself and go, this will do. Like, you've got to know what it's going to look like on your body. I know. I was going to buy it. Is it going to have, I know, and then have to take it back. And what a rig of my role.
Now it. It's a rig of morale to try it on. No, yeah, it's so much easier. No, it isn't because then, oh my God. And the gas money has already been spent to get there. We don't need to spend it twice.
Listen to me. It's so much easier to just try it on in the fitting room. Take your shoes off. I didn't. I didn't because you have sandals.
No. Oh, because it's a dress. You don't have to take shoes off for a dress.
It's not pants. Correct. Got it. Got it. So, okay. You didn't notice in any of the pictures I said.
No, I wasn't paying that close of attention. Rude. Well, one of them, I don't know why you decided to look like Trunchbull or whatever her name is, from Matilda. But that one, you made a real like, I'm a big woman.
Like, that's the look you gave in that photo. No, this is too big. No, the dress was not too big. The dress was much too small and I went, No.
No. But that's how you're going to know if you like the sleeves or if it's the crop of the neck is the way you might like it or not. Yeah, there were two that I quite enjoyed. Yeah, I can tell by your faces in the photos because you kept sending us photos.
Emery and I are wandering around doing other shopping and you're sending us, you know, pictures from the dressing room of what do you think of this one? This one right here is the Trunchbull dress. What is your face? Oh, that dress is horrible. I hate that dress.
Okay, you didn't buy that one. My favorite part is this one. You have a bit of a nice face where you're like, maybe this one. Yeah, that one was okay. Uh-huh, go ahead. Listen, I liked, there were two dresses that I liked and you and Emery both agreed that you liked the one and I go, I'm going to get the other one too. And you put one of them back and I grabbed it again and you go, oh, you're getting both of them.
I go, yeah. Yeah, I didn't, I wasn't up to speed. I'm getting both. Duh. I gathered. I see how that happened. But anyway, so you got a couple dresses.
You tried them both on, you liked them. Yeah. So now you're good. Do you feel like you got what you, uh...
I don't, I feel like neither one of those dresses still fits the vibe. Okay. But it's an outdoor show. Yeah.
It's an outdoor amphitheater. Mm-hmm. So it'll be, uh, it'll be summery and you've got a, like a summery kind of thing. So I think that's fun. Yeah, it'll be fine.
But you're not, are you still going to go look for something else then? No, no, no, no. You're set with one of those. Yeah.
I'll figure out which one as it gets closer. All right. Well.
Here we go. I just don't know what I'm going to wear. Just wear what you are going to wear.
It's an outdoor show. I feel like I want to wear shorts. Wear shorts then.
But then I'm just going to be all like, cash, just myself. Just normal. Yeah. It's fine.
Who cares? Just be yourself. Just do it.
It doesn't feel right. Go try some stuff on. I need, I need a pair of skinny black pants.
It's going to be hot. I know. That's what I'm saying.
Don't worry. That's going to be so hot. You're going to be miserable.
You're going to be so miserable. In skinny black pants. Yeah. Until the sun goes down and then it's going to be chilly. No, it's not. It's not.
It's going to be nice. Okay. And these are the things I know. All right. So we've been on this little kick of trying ice creams and fries.
And you've yet to try fries, but I did have tater tots last night. That's right. You did. So good.
So good. I actually had a free tater tot in my house. I had to get my reward. It turns out they charged us for this. Did they? No way.
Yeah, way. I told you, remember after you paid. I remember you said the total thing. Did you look at the receipt?
Uh-huh. And they charged, they better not have used my rewards. I know. And then also charged me. I know.
I'll be upset about that. And I should have said something when they charged me, but I went. Um, you said those tater tots were free. Anyway, continue. Well, now I got to pull up the app and look. But as, uh, cause I'm going to reward guy, you know, and so to, let me log in just two seconds. Oh, Josh, can we could probably do this later?
I just, you know, it's a thing. I'll do it later. Okay. So we tried, uh, some, some ice cream at this place. Uh, and because we're on, this is our, oh yeah.
Explain. This is our family experience. We've decided that we're going to try ice cream from all available ice cream places. Yeah. Anybody who sells ice cream and it doesn't necessarily have to be ice cream. Right.
If it's custard, if it's gelato, if it's. Yeah. It was whatever the summer. Sweet treats. Yeah. I like that.
Uh, and so my thing, you know, I guess your thing with Emory is that you guys want to rank them. You want to say this is the, like the best of the summer. Yeah. Something like that.
Yeah. Uh, and this is only the second place that we've tried. The first place, what did you have? I had. Two scoop Sally rides again. Uh, and you had two scoops of ice cream. I had Rosemary's Spurril with cashew. Yeah. Which I also had that and it was very good. And I had Jamoka Almond Fudge. Right.
So see, this is impossible to rank because it is two, when you're going to have two flavors at one place. No. Yeah. You're getting two ratings. Yeah. No.
I'm not giving two ratings. And then last night I had a turtle. So it had.
A turtle. Yeah. It had pecans and caramel. But it was like a shake.
It was a. Like a turtle shake. Like a Sunday. It was not a Sunday. Cause it was liquid.
Okay. It was a shake. It was liquid. It's not what I ordered, but whatever. Anyway, it was good, but it was too sweet. And so that fell a little bit further down on my ranking because it was just too sweet. Oh, okay.
It was too, too rich. So I decided to try something new because that's been my thing is I am such a comfort. Yeah. You are a creature of comfort.
Consistent. This is what I have when I go here and it's, it's what I have. Anyway, I said to myself, I'm going to try and do things a little bit differently. I'm going to try new things on the menu. Things that I otherwise might not try. And that's how I ended up with a raspberry swirl ice cream because that is way outside of my norm. I'm such a simpleton that it's like vanilla ice cream with a little bit of caramel and some graham cracker in it. I'm good.
Like it's not tough. So when I went to this place and I said, what is, because they're doing these like summer flavors. I said, what is the flavor of the summer? And it happens to be a bananas foster shake.
And I don't know what banana foster is, but the person in the drive-thru explained that it's bananas and there's some caramel and there's vanilla in it and there's cinnamon streusel. And I said, yep, I will have that. It has become one of my favorite things in the entire world. I love it.
I wish I had taken a video of you eating that because you're like, oh, this is so good. And you're like scraping. I want more. I want more right now.
I will be 600 pounds of human because I will eat bananas foster all the time. It's amazing. I wish I had taken video. I could you and you're not a sweets person. You don't typically eat sweets. So the fact that you were like, I was upset. I had the small.
This is so good. I wish I had a bigger one, which is not like you at all. I know. I want that right now. Go get it.
I know where you can get it. I know me too, but I got work to do. I can't just leave here to go get milkshakes.
Sorry, I got to go get a bananas foster. Oh man, it's so good. It's so good. I want to actually make because this is a shake. I want to actually make bananas foster. Okay.
Like the actual dessert with the caramelized bananas and stuff. Buy me. Oh, let's go. I know.
It's so good. We're supposed to be on a health. Who? I am. For what? I don't know. So I can hate life. I guess so. Anyway, I got it. I got to get some more of that.
That was so good. So that for right now is your number one. Yeah. If you're ranking stuff, that's a good one. That's your number one. It is. I'm not ranking, but that is so good. I'm going to rank for you. Oh, good.
Want to know how much the tiny one that I had, how many calories you're going to love. Don't even say it. Don't. Don't even. I don't want to know. I didn't even put it in. I got it with no whipped cream. So I saved a few calories, but it's only 870 for the tiny one.
The tiny one. I'm going to be a 600 pound man. Mine is probably more because I had the turtle.
Oh, I'm going to be a 600 pound man. I didn't put it into my calorie counter. You had the turtle? Yeah.
Don't say. 730. Oh, look at it. Nothing. That's nothing. That's nothing.
It's less than what I had. Oh, it's so good. Okay. That's your number one.
I'm ranking for you. It's I want more of it. And it's definitely top of the list of the two things I've had so far, but they're vastly different. I know, but you're just ranking based on what you like. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
You're making it too complicated. Go get your bananas faster. Yes, please.
Settle down. There was a poll that they asked people and they said, how would you rate your attractiveness on a scale of 1 to 10? Attractiveness your own? Yes. You have to rate yourself on attractiveness.
So you're saying like a 10 is like you're a top tier attractive person. And one is scraping bottom. Whoa. It's quite the scale. Most people said that they were a 6 or a 7. Okay.
Humility. So they were above average. If 5 is average.
If the majority of people are saying 6 to 7, then the average is 6 to 7. Okay. You're right. But on the scale of 1 to 10.
I understand. 5 is the midpoint. I'm just saying that if people are, if the majority of people are saying that there are 6 or a 7, then that is the average.
Some of the comments were a little bit nice. Somebody said, in terms of conventional attractiveness, I'm a 2 or a 3. What does that mean? But in my boyfriend's eyes, I'm a 10. So it doesn't matter. Okay.
Which is nice. Where do you rank yourself? I would probably say a 6. But just average. Just an average.
What? What do you rank yourself? Selling yourself. Where do you rank yourself? I mean, I feel like I got to be at least a 7. If a 6, 7 is average, I've got to be on the high end of average. I'm not a low end average guy. I feel like I take care of myself.
You know? I feel like I've got tan arms. That's attractive, I think.
That's high. During the winter, I think I go down. I think depending on the day.
I think it's a day to day. Tan arms. Just arms. Well, I'm legs. I just, you know, in the summertime, having a little bit of a tan gets you places. Does it?
Yeah. Where does it get you? I don't know, but you often go, you're so tan. You are so tan.
It does something. I think you're smoking hot. Whoa, easy. Settle down.
There's no fire. Calm down. Somebody said depends on the amount of sleep I've gotten. It's what I'm saying.
It's a day to day. Somebody else said depends on the mirror I'm looking in. And that is 100% true because we have a mirror in our house and I go, okay. And then I come here to work and I go, oh, no. So, or the picture that someone has taken of me and then I go, whoa, wait.
I thought it looked better than that. Well, it's a, if you're going to be a six, seven or even a six, seven, eight, you got to, you got to know that it's going to be a day to day thing. I don't think you're going to roll out being a nine, 10 every day.
There's just, there's no way. There are some 10s that I've seen. Who's a nine, 10 that you've seen in person in multiple days in a row and been like, you're a 10, you're a 10, you're a 10.
Nobody. Nobody's a 10 or a nine every day. I think you're lucky to be an eight. Wow. Not you. Oh. Not you. I'm saying in general, we as people, I think, I don't think there's such thing as a 10. You don't.
No. I think the scale ends at eight and everybody lives in six, seven. And then when you do your glow up day, you hit eight. It's all relative though, isn't it? Because somebody's 10 might be another person's two. That's what I'm saying. It's all relative. It's all subjective.
For sure. Because I know there are some, even some celebs that I look at and go, you think you're a 10? Other people think you're a 10? And I go, you're not.
Who? Oh, I don't know. In general, somebody will go like, this is top tier.
And I go, no, you're wrong. Look at all that injection. Yuck. Yuck. Okay. That's what I mean. Attractiveness is...
It's subjective. Your skin looks orange. No thanks. You've done too much with the bronzer. You're taking it down a point. And they go, nah, looks good. And I go, nope. Wrong.
It's all, it's all relative. So. Okay.
Well. It is relative for one. Self-ranking is hard because you're going to be more critical on yourself. But also if you have any bit of humility, you're going to, you're going to lower it. So. But also it just depends on how confident it changes day to day.
That's what I'm saying. It's all going to depend on how you feel. Live your life in your six, seven, eights and just own it. Own it. That's what I'm saying. Own it, babes.
Get out there. Forget about a nine, 10. Who cares? Who cares? Be a nine, 10 to somebody who loves you.
That's what I'm saying. Spend your day in a six, seven, eight knowing that you're a nine, 10 for somebody else. And guess what? If you have a dog, your dog thinks you're a pretty cool 10. I don't think they look at you and go, you're attractive. No, I don't think they think you're attractive. They just look at you and go, want to play kick a ball? But they're like, I love you so much.
That is very true. Every morning and every time you come home and every time you just show up and give them a scratch. They're like, oh, you are top tier in my book.
Every time. I have a prediction and that prediction is that on July 9th, when the new Little House on the Prairie series hits Netflix, it's going to be just as much, if not more talked about than Yellowstone. You think so? Yep. Why do you think that? I think it's going to hit a generation of people and a lifestyle of people that is going to peak a lot of interest. And I think when it comes out on July 9th, I think there's going to be people talking about, have you seen the new Little House on the Prairie? I think there will be people talking about.
Okay. Now, when this trailer first came out or when there was first talk about it coming out, I immediately texted my friend because he loves watching reruns of the original Little House on the Prairie. And he was pretty adamant about the fact that he was not going to watch the new Little House on the Prairie. He was like, nope, I don't care. I just want my old one and I'm not, you're not going to get me to watch it. Okay. Has he seen the trailer? I don't think so. I'm curious to hear his opinion after he sees the trailer.
A close knit family builds a new life on the Western frontier where the joys of nature and struggle for survival are deeply intertwined. That's what it says. I wonder if every episode ends with the whole good night, so and so, good night, so and so.
Like, I always say good night to every person. Is that that one? I didn't watch Little House on the Prairie. I didn't.
Growing up, I didn't watch it. That's the good night John Boy. Yeah. That one? Mm-hmm.
Okay. This happens to be based on the books. So I don't know if the books are the original basis for the TV show or if the TV show then led to a book series. I don't know the answer to any of that, but this is going to be premiering on July 9th on Netflix and it should be interesting.
Okay. It looks, the trailer looks interesting. It looks, yeah. I mean, it looks action packed. It looks, it looks wholesome. They've put a lot of money into it. I can tell you that much.
This has got a big budget. I just got a text from my friend. Yeah. He said, that is not Little House. Okay. So, but is he seeing the trailer or is he just going based off of what he already knows?
He is anti Little House. That's new revamp. Well, I'm going to have to go and, you're going to have to go and watch that trailer, my guy. And then let me know what you think because the trailer looks good.
Like, I would watch this. There's a couple of bonnets that I have some questions about. What do you want?
Why do you have a question? In the trailer, the family's like going through the, the, like the town. At one point, they also show they're fording a river and you said, Oh, I've done that. What?
In Oregon Trail? Okay. He's correcting me. He said, good night, John Boy is not Little House. Okay.
That's the Walton. Oh, okay. I thought they wanted the same. The same family.
There's two. I know nothing about the Little House on the Prairie. Nothing. I don't either.
Okay. But I'm looking at, there's a couple of bonnets I told you in about, about 20 seconds in on the trailer. If you want to pull it up, about 20 seconds in, they're wearing these bonnets. Now I didn't know they had, and this is just my ignorance of the time. I didn't know they had high fashion bonnets.
I don't know, Josh. I mean, these are like city slicker bonnets these ladies are wearing. Yeah. They, I thought they were more of like a, like the bill of a hat.
How it blocks the sun from your eyes. Yeah. Well, these are like practically see-through.
And the one looks like honestly, like it's made out of chicken wire. But it also, it's probably not rooted in historical accuracy. Accuracy. I don't know the answer to that though. It might just be the costumer's choice for the show. Well, the one looks like a lacy basket. And the other one looks like it's made of chicken wire. Like, after the trailer, you're like, hmm, I'm questioning these bonnets.
I mean, the rest of it looks good. I just, I didn't realize, like there's a couple that are like, yeah, that's a fabric bonnet. I've seen a hundred thousand of those.
This one looks like, like a normal, like woven basket style with a little ribbon and a flower. I've seen a hundred of those. So those look like, like the bonnets I've seen, whether in photograph or in other things. But these high fashion bonnets now, I'm telling you, go watch, go watch the trailer and tell me at about 20 seconds, you don't see high fashion bonnets and go, is that a thing?
I've also seen the high fashion bonnets, but I'm also, I don't know. I don't think the whole thing is rooted in historical accuracy. So I think they've probably left a lot to the imagination. Like historical, uh, non-accurate fashion bonnets. I bet they had them.
Look at that. They look pretty well to do, by the way. They also look much too clean.
That's what I'm saying. Those teeth are white. Well, and, and their linens are clean and they're high fashion.
And their hair, like it's not greasy. That's what I'm saying. So they're not. Maybe this is the first day in the old West. They didn't ride the whole wagon the whole time. They took a train for a while and then got in the wagon. Anyway, July 9th on Netflix, new little house on the prairie.
And I'm telling you, people are going to be talking about, we're going to hear, we're going to overhear conversations at the store. Have you seen the new episode of little house? You think so? Yes, I do. Okay. I disagree. What is some smells or some sense that immediately make you think of a man?
They're not good. I can walk into a room and go, some dude's been in here. There's been a dude in this space.
Like a locker room. This smells like a dude's been in here. Whatever that smell is, that's the answer. That's the smell of a dude. He weren't going to say like sawdust.
No. That's the smell of a shop or barbecue. That's the smell of a good afternoon or diesel.
Smell of someone who doesn't know how to keep from spilling their diesel or leather. No. No. Are these man smells? All of the candle smells like anytime there's like a man candle.
A mandal. Yeah, exactly. It's like rugged natural elements. All of my stuff is wilderness inspired. Mostly. I mean, you like cedar is a big one for you and sandalwood.
You really like sandalwood. No. Yes, you do. No. Everything you have is sandalwood.
No, it's not. I have nothing sandalwood. I have zero sandalwood anything. No, what's that candle you have in the basement? You have two, I would call them man candles. There's mandals.
And I think one is sandalwood. No way. I, we got to look. I wish Emory was awake right now. I can't be certain that she is. I would have her take a picture of it.
Just text her real quick. And I'll tell you, here's while you're doing that. Okay. Here's, here's the sense that I like. I like a sage. There's a sage and salt smell that I enjoy. You do like sage a lot. Not a lot. I'm not like, oh yeah, let me smell that sage.
Sorry. Not a lot. Why a lot? I just.
It's not like, oh man, I hope I get to smell sage today. No. Whoa. What's up? Sorry.
Not a lot. What you said it like, it's your favorite thing of all time. Smelling sage. Like, no, I'm like, I don't want to go out to the desert and like kick a sage brush.
I'm like, yeah, that's the stuff. No. It is not what I'm after.
Okay. Uh, it as a part of another smell, it's nice. But it's like salt and sage and something else. And it's not what you think it's not sandalwood. I really feel like.
I'll tell you, here's a man smell. Okay, go black ice. I don't like it. But, but a bunch of dudes are like, it's the best. It's the number one smell. All air fresheners should be black ice.
Have you even actually smelled real black ice? No. Does it smell like that?
Probably not. No, it just smells like the road. I like, I really like the smell of your beard oil. What does that smell?
I don't know. I like it. It's nice. Sandalwood, I bet.
It's not. It's probably sage because you love it so much. I don't love it so much. Crazy. Not so much.
Just a little bit. But, but most of the things I have, like, like the shampoo and body wash that I use because there's one product that does it all. Right, a two in one.
It's a five in one. Who knows? You can shave with it.
I don't know. It's a crazy product. But it's like a, like a smoky tobacco kind of smell. Oh yeah, that's another. And I like that one. Smell that people. I like smoky smells. People are like, man, tobacco.
Tobacco. And leather. It's the, no leather.
I don't want to smell like a pair of gloves. I'm telling you, that's what they associate with men though. It's like leather and, yeah, leather. And what did you just say? Tobacco. Tobacco. But I like the smokiness of it. Like I think it smells nice. I don't want to smell like sawdust and barbecue. I don't want to.
Campfire and diesel. No. No. No.
All right. I have, I have a wilderness smell in my deodorant. I have like a kind of a citrusy smell in my lotion. I have normal smells.
Okay. I don't own anything that I put on myself that smells like sage. You know what smell I love the most?
What? The top of my list, tea tree oil. Tea tree oil. I love tea tree oil. You do love tea tree oil. That is a good smell.
Yes, indeed. Emery's not waking up. Or answering.
Or answering. I'll get back to you on the sandalwood candle. There's no, there's no mandal.
Sandalwood mandal. It's not a thing. Would you rather this or that? Would you rather constantly have to wear shoes that were made out of concrete?
Hmm. Or shoes that are those bouncy shoes. Moonshoes from Nintendo or Nintendo from Nickelodeon? I don't know what they're called. Nickelodeon moonshoes. I just looked them up. They were called bouncy shoes. Like the not those.
Nickelodeon moonshoes. No, look up. Look them up. Look up bounce shoes. Look up moonshoes.
I did. Look up bounce shoes. I want 1989 moonshoes.
Well, that's not part of the deal. Look up bounce shoes. I'm talking these ones that people use to exercise in where they just make you jump constant. They're like jumping shoes. The kangaroo jump boots.
Yeah. No, I want moonshoes. You can't have moonshoes.
Yes, I can. You get these jump shoes or you get. Well, not wearing concrete shoes because swimming's out of the question. You can't swim anyway.
Can too. Okay. Sorry.
I wasn't meant to be a critique. I can't float so good. I swim fine. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry, Josh.
When I stop swimming, I sink. Okay. So you want the bounce shoes?
Yeah. I think I want the bounce shoes too because who wants to be clomping around? I don't want concrete shoes. You wouldn't be able to lift up your foot. Why'd you look at me like that?
Like you don't clomp around already. Why'd you look at me like that? Wow. I'll take it because I said you couldn't swim.
So I guess we're even. Why are you stomping all the time? You think that I walk. You and your sister, you both walk heavy on your heels. That's all. You're just heavy heel people. We just know you're coming the three rooms away. That's all.
No, here she comes. That's only, I only feel that way when I'm barefoot though. Do you feel like I clomp around in shoes when I wear shoes? Or is it just a barefoot thing?
I think it's just a barefoot thing. I just want to see how much you're going to say about it before you let me answer the question. Go, your turn. It's your turn to talk.
Ready, set, go. It's mostly barefoot. Okay, thank you. Mostly. Yeah. Anyway, I'm picking moon shoes.
Me too. Do not moon shoes. I didn't give you the option for moon shoes.
Look up Nickelodeon moon shoes. I did. And tell me I can't have those because I can. That's not, I mean, sure.
That's it, yeah. I'm getting moon shoes. I saw in the kitchen on the dry erase board you had written disclosure day. Is that because everybody wants to go see this movie? I want to go see this movie. I want to go see this.
This is the new Steven Spielberg. Yes. It opens today. And I'm very excited to see it. I don't even necessarily know what it's about. Well, yes, I do. It's some aliens. Yes. You know, but it has, oh, what is her name? It just escaped me. Emily Blunt.
That's right. She's kind of taken the lead in this one, which is awesome. She is a Midwestern TV meteorologist with a higher calling, it says, as she suddenly finds herself with skills ranging from fluency and many languages to telepathy and seemingly no recall of using these abilities. Interesting.
Yeah, because she's doing the middle of the, like in the middle of the weather forecast, she starts like speaking a different language, some sort of alien language. Okay. I've seen the trailers for this. I couldn't remember what it was, but I just watched Coleman Domingo on the Amy Poehler podcast.
Okay. He was talking all about it and they were both like that movie is amazing. I just looked up the cast list and I did not know that Colin Firth was in it. Oh, I just, we just had a co-worker come in and he, yeah, he had just said, oh, I'm just mentioned that his wife had introduced him to the A and E version of BBC version, BBC version, excuse me, of Pride and Prejudice. And I said, what did you think about that scene where Mr. Darcy comes out of the lake and he goes, I didn't think much about it.
And I went, you're lying. Well, anyway, this movie, according to Spielberg, he was doing a red carpet interview and he said that this finishes the trilogy to which people said, what trilogy? Yeah. And he said, close encounters, ET and disclosure day are a trilogy. Which what? Did we even know that?
I, I'm going to tell you this right now. I've seen ET a handful of times like ET a lot. I have seen close encounters a total of zero times. I also have not seen that movie.
So apparently we got homework to do. Close encounters. We got to watch close encounters and then we got to watch ET, which is so good. And then we can go see disclosure day because according to Spielberg, it finishes a trilogy. Spielberg. Now, what's interesting to me is that, yes, these are all three extraterrestrial type films, I suppose disclosure day is extraterrestrial. If it's a trilogy about extraterrestrials, but, but I'm curious to know the thread between the three.
Aliens. No, I know on the surface. Yeah. But the same.
Same aliens. Is this ET phoning home and disclosure day? I don't know.
You see what I'm saying? I don't know. I don't know.
Okay. Well, we got to watch close encounters. I can't believe we've never seen it before.
Came out in 1977. Yeah. This is a long con that he's been playing on us. No kidding. This is 50 years of film. Yeah. ET came out in 1982. Correct.
And then this one. Yeah. Spielberg.
Steven. Anyway, yeah, we got to, we got to go see this movie. I'm excited for it.
It's on the list of things to do one of these days. That's where it falls. We got other things to do. We're busy.
There's a lot of things that fall on our things to do. Right. List.
That's one of them though. Okay. All right. So in the meantime, have a great weekend. We'll be back on Monday. What else is going on?
All kinds of stuff. Okay. We'll talk to you then then. Thanks for hanging out with us all week. We'll see you back here on Monday. Goodbye.
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