Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Thursday, March 5th, 2026 Episode summary introduction: Fast food CEO burger drama, a psychology professor who takes her emotional support chicken grocery shopping, a singing mailman, why hot air balloons are officially on Josh's Never Bucket List, what happens when a spontaneous overnight trip with mom and sis turns into a pajama-less adventure with a janky toenail situation, Idaho's saying goodbye to license plate stickers, Apple's launching a $599 MacBook, Yellowstone's Echinus Geyser is dramatically roaring back to life, the Diary of a Wimpy Kid musical is a thing and we need it brought to our town IMMEDIATELY, pig racing is a legitimate sport, sticky hands vs sticky feet, and a whole lot more! Timestamps: (0:00) - Bonus: Burger CEOs (3:22) - Idaho road report (5:28) - Emotional support chicken (8:24) - Good News (10:15) - Josh's never bucket list (16:29) - Diary of a Wimpy Kid musical (19:52) - Donations in the trunk (24:28) - Pig races (29:59) - Janky toes (35:01) - No more registration stickers (40:02) - Apple Neo laptop (46:43) - Chantel is just the baby (52:39) - Punching people (58:55) - Shoulder measurements (1:03:56) - Would You Rather (1:07:03) - New geyser in Yellowstone Visit our website: https://riverbendmediagroup.com/info-page/wakeupclassy97/ Email the show - wakeupclassy97@gmail.com Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@Classy97KLCE?sub_confirmation=1 Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@classy97klce Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Classy97klce Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/classy97klce/ Follow us on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/classy97klce.bsky.social Follow us on Threads: https://www.threads.net/@classy97klce Follow us on X/Twitter: https://x.com/Classy97klce Full show transcript: Are you all caught up on the burger CEO debacle that's happening? So, remember we were talking about a couple of weeks ago, maybe even a week ago or so, we were talking about the new burger at McDonald's. And the CEO put out a video. Yes, and he took the tiniest little bite while trying to explain to everyone that he was going to eat it for his lunch, but he's only going to take a little bite right now. It's a weird video. It's a very weird video. So then the CEO of Burger King was like, nah, let me show you how to eat a burger. And like went to town on a big like whopper. Okay. Like check this out. Here's how you take a bite of a burger. So then the Wendy's CEO got in on it and was like, this is what a burger should look like. Like square patties, fresh ingredients, and he just, I mean, just eaten the burger. So everybody's bashing on the McDonald's CEO for taking a little bite. This is going to be my lunch, but I'm just going to have a little bite right now. But it's going to be my whole lunch. I'm going to eat it. Just not on camera. I'm good, but I'm going to eat it. That's hilarious. Yeah, but then a whole bunch of people are like, okay, why are these billionaire CEOs of these fast food companies really trying to convince us that they eat their food? Yeah, exactly. Who cares, right? Which is kind of funny. And then I got thinking about like, could this be a video for you and I to do? And I know we're not the CEOs of class of 97, but we do listen to our own product in the car and at home. Sometimes. Yeah. I'm going to listen to it like for a while, but I'm only listening for a little bit right now. I thought would be a funny video to make, but I can't figure out how to put it all together. I'm like, no, I'm going to turn on the radio, but just for a minute. I just want to listen for a minute, but I listen all the time. And then I thought, what other industries would that be really funny for CEOs to be like? I do get my teeth cleaned at my own dental office. See, I just want tooth right now, but I'll get all of them done, but right now only one. That's funny. Right. Ridiculous. Anyway, I don't know why they're all trying to convince us that they eat their food, but my food is good. This is delicious. I'm going to eat it. This looks exactly like the picture. Yeah. And then I saw somebody else saying that like McDonald's can't even call it a burger. They're saying like, try our new product. And I went, that's weird. Weird. Right. That's weird. I don't know. Try our new product. Product. That's a strange word. Sounds like, yeah. Try the new result of our experiment. Yeah. It's a weird verbiage. Yeah. Maybe people should have edited that before they posted it. Yeah. And that's why he took the tiny bite was because it's a product. It's a product. He's like, I'm not putting all this chemical in my body. Or something. I look, I'm not trying to bash on anybody, but man, that's a scary one right there. Shall we start today's show? Let's shall. Let's shall. Hey, it's pit day. Pit day. Well, good morning. Hi. Weather, I guess, decided to take a complete shift. Yes, I did. Overnight, which is wild because it was, it was not a bad day yesterday. And then last night, all of a sudden it was like snow, rain, wind, and the wind and the snow and the rain are still sticking around this morning. So be careful out there. That's true. Kind of the, the moral of the story. I was just checking that awesome road report at 511.idaho .gov. And the Arco Highway from Idaho falls all the way out to, I mean, almost all the way to carry is listed as difficult right now. Yeah, the same if you end up, you know, taking that road and going north to how also difficult. It looks like Hoback Junction also difficult this morning. A lot of the main freeway stuff is in good condition, which is good. So the I-15 corridor looks nice, but a little bit fair condition as you head up toward Du Bois if you're going north. So check out the road report before you hit the road 511.idaho .gov. And hopefully we'll get back to spring weather real soon because this is weird. This is weird. I don't care. We haven't had this all winter. I know. I don't care for it. I got used to not having this. Yeah, well, when you can't just randomly show up. This is true. When I was driving around yesterday and I saw that they had zebra striped the roads with the salt stuff, I went, oh, somebody thinks it's going to snow. And it did. And it tried. It still is. It's trying. It's more rain than anything. Splashing up on my windshield from the vehicles in front of me. You're going to do some scraping this morning. There is potential for that. So give yourself a little extra time. And remember 511.idaho .gov if you need it. A lot of support animals out there. But I think this lady who is a Canadian psychology professor has got the best one. What does she got? Emotional support chicken. Chicken. She named the chicken Saturday. The name is his name is Saturday. Yep. She named the chicken Saturday after the day of the week that she adopted her. She adopted this 11 month old chicken from a farm in Prince George, British Columbia. She, her name, by the way, is Sonia Kong. And Sonia says that the bird understands her feelings. She says when the chicken will sit beside her when she cries quietly watching her like a tiny feathery therapist. And but she takes this chicken everywhere she goes. And to make the outings easier, she made Saturday a custom diaper so she can tag along on errands without causing chaos. So there's Saturday and then diaper hanging out. Does she carry it or does she have it on leash? Yep. I might get a little bit thrown if I'm in the middle of a grocery store and I see somebody with his sport chicken. Right now I'm watching Saturday kind of wandering around. I'm waiting to see if there's any kind of leash situation, but I don't think so. So it's just walking beside her randomly? I mean, it's like a friend. Oh. Yeah. So just walking, no leash. That's right. In the middle of the store? Saturday also joins Sonia while she works on an international study about how pets affect the social and emotional development of teens across cultures. So she's, because she is a psychology professor. So I mean, it's also a study, isn't it? Isn't it? I guess. Really interesting. I'm not seeing any kind of leash thing. I'm seeing her holding him in a couple of photos, but mostly just walking around. So in this particular interview that they filmed. Here's my chicken Saturday. That's right. We're going to buy some eggs. That'd be weird. Do you think when they get to the poultry section, Saturday gets a little bit freaked out? He's like, Hey, what are we doing? What is going on? I know what that is. Yeah. Anyway, I thought you should know about Saturday the chicken. The support chicken. Emotional support chicken Saturday. I have support chicken, but it's mostly fried. Yeah. Look at you. What a joke. All right. Here is some good news for you. This is kind of a fun story. Have you heard the story of Levante Harvey, the mailman in Chicago? No. So he does his best to turn his sort of routine job into little moments of joy. He's doing this by kind of just being happy, I guess. He was caught on a porch camera singing outside of this one grandmother's home. And it was the right song at the right time because the grandma had recently lost her husband to 50 years. And the song lifted her spirits so much that she shared the video with her granddaughter, Whitney. Whitney posted it on social media and now it's gone viral and turned into a community led fundraiser because people learned that Levante, the singing mailman, was dealing with a five hour daily commute on public transit to get to his job. Oh man. As a mailman singing mailman, but a mailman. And enough money was raised to put him behind the wheel of a brand new truck. Good job. And so now his commute is 30 minutes, which is substantially less. Incredibly lower. And so he says now he has more time for his dog, his new clothing line. What? Yeah. And more time to spend singing for his favorite neighbors, which is very cool. I think my mailman needs to step up his game because he has never sang one song to me while he's delivering the mail. I'm saying. So. We need to get Brian singing some songs. Yes, we do. Call him out by name. You got some work to do. It's right. Hey, that's good news. Hey, there you go. In case you were wondering, I do in fact still say no to hot air balloons. But why? You haven't even ridden in one. Don't need to. Everything I need to know about hot air balloon travel can be learned from what happened in Longview, Texas. Uh-oh. I don't know what happened. Two people have been rescued from a hot air balloon basket after it crashed into a cell phone tower. You can't steer the thing. Did it light on fire? No. Oh. But it was dangling hundreds of feet above the ground with the basket out there because it was stuck on the arm of the cell tower. So what did they do? If you're on a boat and something happens, you have a life preserver. If you're on an airplane and something happens, you have a few minutes parachute. No, not everybody who gets on an airplane has a parachute. Not everybody does? No, there are not a parachute for every passenger. There is the brace position. So you have a few minutes. What do you do in a hot air balloon? Do they have a parachute in hot air balloon? No. Here's a hot air balloon. Put this. Here's a wicker basket with a propane torch and a fabric balloon. So. Some ropes and sandbags. Good luck. How'd they get down? According to Longview Fire Department, multiple law enforcement agencies responded to the intersection of blah and blah. After reports came in that the hot air balloon had crashed into the 920-foot cell tower. Oh, dude. First responders began climbing the tower by 8.50 in the morning through the use of multiple rope systems. The climbers contacted two people who were stuck inside the hot air balloon basket at around 10 a.m. Took them an hour and a half after they got there to get up the tower to make contact. You're just dangling in a basket with a ripped up hot air balloon wrapped around all the cell phone materials. So the way I saw this, I was scrolling through TikTok and I saw these guys that work for the cell towers. They'd climb up there for fun as a job. I don't know. Maybe acts. Fun. And they go up there and they're having to cut this balloon free and to remove the basket and everything. So they had to put together a whole system of polies and stuff to be able to lower the basket down to the ground. They had to cut out all the hot air balloon material. And I went, what in the world am I even looking at? Both of the occupants had to be lowered from the tower and transported to a hospital. There were just two occupants? That's correct. The driver and the driver? I don't even know. Do you call him a driver? You can't stare at it. No. The guy who goes, pfft. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That guy. Yeah. I don't think I have a desire to ride in one. No. Both of the people that were in the basket were in good spirits and happy to be on the ground. Yeah, me too. Me too. Where I will be staying. I'm not doing the hot air balloon thing. I think they're very cool. I think they're very fun to look at. I'm not getting in one. I think, no way. When they were first introduced. By the Wizard of Oz. Henry Gale out there doing his hot air balloon thing. As a means of travel. I think that was like a, wow. But here's what I know now. We have other amazing forms of travel. That you can steer. That feel a little bit safer. Yeah. So I'm going to take those. I'm going to take those routes. Man, I tell you. I saw that and I went, yeah, never. It's on my never bucket list. Never to do. Yeah, never to do. Flying hot air balloon. It's not on my list. What if you were in control of flying it? There's no steering. Yeah, but you can raise and lower. That's it. You're at the whims of the wind. Well, you can't really. They crash into power lines. When you go to land it, you got to have a clearing. But if the wind takes you somewhere and you got to put it down. What? What? You just land in someone's yard. On top of their house. Next to a cell tower in the cell. Like you can't control it. I can't do it. Are there any other things that you can't steer? Like a paragliding thing. You can steer that, can't you? I think so. Plus, if you put a bike bell on it, you'll have a great time. What about a sailboat? Yes. By moving the sail. Yeah, I know, but you're kind of at the whim of a. You're at the whim of the wind. To give you momentum to push you. But you, you move the sail so you can steer. Absolutely. That's kind of like a hot air balloon. A hot air balloon is essentially a sailboat in the air. No. Yeah. No. But yeah. No. But yeah. No, there is no steering. Zero. They're way different. But fire and a balloon. Yeah. Fabric balloon, fire, wicker basket, ropes. Forget about it. No. Maybe one of these days, Josh. It's not going to happen. People rant and rave about, oh, such a peaceful flight. And I go, yeah, glad it went well for you. I don't know if it'd be peaceful. I think I'd be stressed the whole time. I would be, I would be the entire time. And the basket's not even that high. Like it needs to be higher. Like people are just like leaning over it, looking out. Like it comes to. Very taller? It comes to your waist. No. Yeah. No. No. Only in the movies, when they need to show the top half of a body, the basket's huge. All right. Because sometimes I see it and the people are looking out and I go, you're going to top a lot of that thing. I'm not doing it. Okay. Forget about it. I found out the other day that there is a diary of a wimpy, of the wimpy kid, diary of a wimpy kid, diary of a wimpy kid musical. Yeah. I want to go see it. I did not know that was a thing. I didn't either. There's a whole song about the cheese touch, which is fantastic. Of course there is. And I also found out that the actors who played Greg Hefley and who played. Rowley? No. Fregley. Okay. In the movies, the first two movies anyway. The first three movies. Whatever. Yeah. Okay. They're friends in real life. Of course they are. Which is hilarious to me. Zachary Gordon and Grayson Russell. And they went to one of the shows and surprised the cast and it was kind of a really cool thing. Now this happened a while ago. The diary of a wimpy kid musical came out in 2023 and I had no idea until just the other day. That was three years ago. But I had no idea until just the other day. And we're not in that diary of a wimpy kid realm anymore. Like we were. Okay. We loved when the books came out, when the first books came out and when the first movies came out. That's when our kids specifically Beck. He was in that perfect age group to get into that. I loved those books. So it looks like it's showing and I don't know if it still has show times. It is still February, February, March, March 8th. Yeah. So it's showing right now in the Children's Theater in Cincinnati, Ohio. Oh. And it's a 60 minute show and it's been running, you know, for well since February 20th. This is when they opened it there. It looks great. It looks really, really good. And for what it's worth, the actor who plays Greg in the musical is also named Zach or Zachary, which is the same as a kid in the movie. They were very excited about that in the video they saw. They were pretty, you know. I'll only go see it if Steve's on plays the dad. I don't know who plays the dad. I bet it's not Steve's on. But if this ever tours or if they bring this, you know, as a DIY production, somebody's got to jump on this thing. Agreed. This is like, I've seen SpongeBob a couple of times. I need to see Diary of a Wimpy Kid the Musical. This is very cool. Susie is great. Susie is awesome. Diary of a Wimpy Kid the Musical I need to see. Agreed. Yeah. So whoever's in charge of that, somebody needs to bring Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Get their rights to this. Somebody make it happen because I want to see it. Which I think is great. And it's a great youth cast and so fun. Anyway, needs to happen for the past three years. That's a fun new musical. I know. I'm always down for a good musical. Yeah. I'd like to see that. Matilda was great. I'd like to see Diary of a Wimpy Kid the Musical now. Someone make it happen. Thank you. This has been my request to local theater. I had a small road trip with my sister and mother, which turned into a spontaneous overnighter. I'll talk more about that later. But when I picked up my sister and mom, she went to throw her, she had a small bag and she didn't have room in the front seat for it. So she went to throw it in the back of my car, in my hatchback area. And she opened the back of my car and goes, what is all this? And I go, donations. And she started laughing and she goes, how long have these been here? And I go, so a while. Definitely. Definitely a while. And she laughed and laughed and laughed and she said, I have the same thing in the back of my car. What's the deal with that? Can we not make it to the donation center or anybody? I just keep forgetting. No, I'm not saying you. I'm saying anybody. Like, why do we carry this stuff around? And we go, I'll drive through there one of these days. Because here's what happens. I forget it's there. It's in the back of the car. I don't see it. So you should put a note up front that says donations in the back. I need to put it in my calendar is what I need to do. And that's how I'll remember because my calendar will remind me and I'll say, do do do do. It will take donations. Do do do do. And I go, what's that notification? Yeah. That's a problem driving around with stuff in the back of your car. How's that a problem? Well, it's not. I'm just saying it's a overall it's a general problem people have. Yeah. Like anytime I go on a camp out and I end up with the backseat full of stuff. I'm like, the last thing I want to do is deal with that right now. I never get back there. It's rare that I get to the back of my car. Yeah. And then I got to go pick somebody up and they go, where am I supposed to sit? There's all this stuff. And I go, I don't know. Yeah. That's what I told her. I go, I don't squeeze it to the middle stuff it in there somewhere or put it in the back seat, but you can't put it back here. Check somewhere else. It's taken. She said her husband gives her grief all the time because she has the stuff in the back of her car. And he always looks back there and he's like, take this to the donation center. Yeah. And she goes, I just keep forgetting. It's not hard to do. It really isn't. It's just a drive through. You drive in there and they actually unload it for you. It's just the actual five minute turn that you have to take. Because here's what happens. At the end of the day, I go, I could go this way and drop off all of these donations or I could go this way and just go home. Right. And I'm just going to go home. That's a tomorrow me problem. The donations is a tomorrow me. When does tomorrow me get here? Because tomorrow me is still not here. Exactly. Because now it's today you again. Right. Right. When is it today you's problem? Never. Okay. Super. Because what will eventually happen is I'll get in, you're like, let's take my car and it'll be, let's go do the car wash. Oh, I have those donations. Let's go drop those off. And it'll be like, okay, fine. And it becomes a me problem. How is it a you problem? Because you've made it a me problem. How? By saying, let's take my car. I'm still there doing it all, directing, guiding. You're just behind the wheel. Right. And getting out and opening the door and handing off the stuff while you sit in the passenger seat. That's not true because I get out and help too. It's like two bins. It's not even that much stuff. No, it's two garbage bags. That's it. That's all it is. Well, I'm going to put it, I'll make it a me problem today. I'll put it today. I'll get it taken care of today. You didn't even know they were in there. So I don't know why you're causing a fuss. I don't care. I'm not causing a fuss. You are causing a fuss. I just don't want your car being full of donations to become my fuss is what I'm saying. It's not going to be. It's going to. There. I put it in my phone. It'll remind me at 5 p.m. Donations. Go to do get ready. That little white golf is coming your way. Okay. So you mentioned briefly that you were impromptu. What's the word I want impromptu out of town? Something like that. The out of town part wasn't impromptu. Well, overnight. The staying the night was impromptu. Unplanned overnight. So I'm at home with the kids and Beck went to bed pretty early and so Emery and I were kind of hanging out and she wanted to play some video games. I wanted to show her a couple of videos because I've been planning this backpacking trip in the sawtooth and stuff like that. So I've been putting together a lot of like information and I wanted to show her some of the places that I hope to see on this adventure. And so I was showing her that and then after we finished those, it was giving me recommended videos on YouTube. Things that I don't know how my algorithm found, but I'm not 100% upset about it because we did get to see some very interesting things. Did you know there is an actual pig racing YouTube channel? I did not know that. Prior to finding out that it exists. It is a big deal. It's the League of Pigs and it's a real thing and they have a shop. Ginger Hamilton is right now my favorite of the pigs. Why? I don't know. I just, I think I like like Ginger Hamilton. Ginger's a great runner. Good jumper, strong competitor. How many pigs are in the League of Pigs? So they change out how many pigs all the time, but they race like five a season and then they retire and they get to just be pigs and do their normal pig thing. Okay. I'm looking right now. You can actually buy a really cool shirt that has ginger on there in the League of Pigs. Very cool. Very cool. Leagueofpigs.com if you want to find out more because I know you do. Go check it out. Leagueofpigs.com. So I found that channel and then after we watched one of those, we found out about Doxin racing, Wiener dog racing. That was great. We found out about choreographed dog dancing. Which you think that me and Luna need to get behind this. Yeah, there was a Swan Lake ballet performance that was pretty spectacular. If you think that I'm going to sit and train our Jack Russell Terrier to do any of that, you got another thing coming. I like when she had posed in a ballet pose. I don't know the names of them, but then the little dog backed up and put its little back paws up on her legs. It was very cute. Very cute. There's dog diving competitions. That was kind of my favorite. You guys were sending me some videos. The dog diving has come to the fair before. They've had that. Oh really? Yeah, they've had the dog diving. My favorite was when the dogs like. They were ready to go. No, when they jump and like all four of their feet. Yeah, sprawl out. Stretched out. That was my favorite. The dog diving was pretty intense. And then what else did we find? I don't know. The YouTube's full of wonderful things. If you want to find animal competitions. And here's what I was like. It's got them. There is something for everyone. Yeah. Isn't there? If you are ever a person and you're like, you know what? I wish I had some friends. I wish I had a hobby. Go online. There's a community. You're correct. There's going to be a community for you. If you just love dancing with your dog and you're like, I didn't know this was a thing. You do now. You can compete. You can win awards for dancing with your dog. And guess what? I'm sure there's something similar for cats. Yeah, but also dogs. Yeah, but if you're not a dog person and all you have is cats. The internet is already full of cats. Everybody knows that. I'm just saying, if you're sad and lonely and you want something to do, someone to do it with. Look online. I get what you're saying. There's going to be something for you to do. That is true. That is true. Maybe just get into pig racing. We got into marble racing once, which was real interesting. Don't say we. We watched a few marble races. We watched a couple of marble races, yes, with some of our friends. And don't say that we got into it because we did no such thing. The other day you asked me if there was anything that I was really excited that you and I were both disinterested in. All of the things I just read. Right. Yeah, I'm glad we're not super into any of those things. I can imagine if we, one of the wiener dogs only had three legs. He did good. He did. He put up a good fight. Did he? Yeah. He was a fast runner. Good. He didn't place in the top three, but he was fast. He was fast on his three legs. I bet he was. Yeah. His bib number was number three, which I thought was a little on the nose. On the snout? On the, on the little, on the boop area. Yeah. Anyway, there's videos for you whenever you're into. We had several people say, what's the deal? Why is there not a new show yesterday? You want to talk about it? So Tuesday I had a visit in Salt Lake. I had to take my mom to a doctor appointment in Salt Lake. And it was just supposed to be for the day. And then I was going to come right back. When we were at the doctor appointment, he said, I don't think things are, I don't think things are going the way that we should. Let's, let's have you stay the night and then we can plan on doing a procedure in the morning. And so then I said, okay, let me make some phone calls. And I was both my sister and I, cause my sister came and we were both on the phone, trying to make arrangements with our families and our jobs and trying to get a hotel room. And then we get a hotel room and then we go, Oh, Hey, guess what else? We don't have anything cause this was supposed to be a day visit. So then I was like, okay, let's quickly find a target and go get basic essentials like a phone charger and some deodorant and some toothbrushes. You have no clothes, you have no pajamas. Well, so we got our stuff, go back to the hotel and then we said, Oh, guess what else? We don't have any pajamas and also no fresh clean undergarments. So then it was another trip outside. Get some of that stuff. If you've ever been in that situation, it's a little bit stressful. Hey, my favorite thing was that you totally forgot about socks. Yeah. You sickos. We forgot about socks until the next morning and then we went, guess we're putting on our crusty old socks. You're so gross. Ew. Ew. Two day socks. I know. It was gross. Um, and then it was trying to decide who I was going to sleep with, who I was going to share a bed with. Cause you just got the two queen room. Yeah. My sister claimed a bed and my mom claimed a bed and I went, okay, I guess, I guess I'm just getting in where I fit in. And I went, yeah. And I went, look at this pair of people. I ended up sharing a bed with my sister who as we're cozy and on down, she says, Oh, I have a janky toenail. Sorry. And I went, maybe I'm going to switch beds now cause gross. A janky toenail. I don't even know what that means. I didn't really want to ask. And why is she apologizing to you about it? Cause I was sharing a bed with her. I know. Did she think it was going to touch you? I don't know. I didn't want it to. I just curled up on my end of the bed. And then I also said, this isn't my right side of the bed. And she said, this isn't my right side of the bed either. And I went, did you fix it? No. Cause I said it's too late. I'm, I'm snuggled down. Here's what's fun about traveling with both my sister and I are going through symptoms of menopause. How's that going? My mom is older. Okay. So she's always cold. And my sister says, mom, if you want us to turn up the heat, you're wrong because we got to turn it down because I'm not so wet and all night. Just like that. Okay. So wet and all night. My mom got up and used the restroom and didn't turn off the light. And that was the problem because my sister can't sleep with any lights on. So my mom wanted the light on and the air off. My sister wanted the air on and the light off. And so that caused her kerfluffle. And I just said, Hey guys, Hey, Hey, Hey, I'm going to go sleep in the lobby. Yeah. I guess I'll just be in the car where I can control the climate myself and the light. So I didn't get a lot of sleep. Um, I didn't get a lot of sleep. That's why you crashed out so early last night. You were like, I'm done. Cause Tuesday night I was like, these two. Oh, my mom is hard of hearing. And so it's, it's a lot of repeating yourself. And then you're like, I can't be bothered to repeat myself. I'm sorry, mom. You missed out on that conversation. And then she said that we were up all night partying. No, we went to bed at 9 30. That's up on party and no, what time does she normally go to bed? I don't know. Seven. We were laying in bed talking about janky toes at 9 30. So if that's partying, boy, oh boy. Well, glad you had a good time. Also hotel Q tips are garbage. I'm going to say that. Okay. Thank you for that info. So here's something I found out yesterday or the day before, maybe it was the day before cause I was going to talk about it yesterday, but we didn't have a show. So, you know, I'm not going to sit in here and just talk to myself. You should have. You've done it before. I have. I've done it for years and years and years, but it's, uh, it's just not as fun. Just me sitting here going like, let me tell you about this. And then there's no like, uh, you know, reaction. Yeah, I get it. So I prefer to do the show when you're here, uh, just so you know. Okay. But I found this out, uh, just the other day, uh, as of July and I don't know the exact day in July, but this new law in Idaho takes effect in July. You will still have to pay to update your registration tags, uh, with it, with the DMV, but. You will not have a physical sticker on your license plate anymore. Uh, the lawmakers in Idaho have said that the state will save $300,000 just by not having to print and distribute stickers anymore. Really? No more registration stickers as of July. Really? Now you still have to, you know, you still have to re-register your vehicle. Yeah. Yeah. But how are they, how do they know? They can see it in the system when they run your plate anyway. Okay. That makes sense. Yeah. So. You know, how are they going to know? They're going to know. You want to know the greatest news for me? Here's the greatest news for me about this whole thing. I know exactly what you're going to say. I saw this information and I went, finally! Because nothing drives you crazier than when you see a license plate with registration stickers all over it. In the wrong spot, wrong corner, right in the middle between your numbers. What are you doing? There's a little square in the bottom right corner where it goes. It's a little white square, the same shape as your sticker. And you just put it, the new one over the old one, over and over. I don't have to worry about that anymore. No, you don't. No more stickers on your license plate. I actually am excited about that because it's gross. I never like putting the stickers on there because, ew, I don't want to touch the license plate. It's gross. It's dirty. It's gross. I usually get out there with the little Windex and the paper towel and I wipe it down. I put the new one on. I know exactly what you do. And I don't. I go, yep, that sticks. I know exactly what you do. Now, I wonder if this will be true because there's a couple other stickers that still get printed. Like what? And this is specifically the license plates. What about trailer registration, like camp trailer registration? Those stickers get printed. They do. And they started making those stickers the same size as the... They used to be that big one. You'd stick up on the back that was like a good three-inch sticker, but then they changed it and they made it the same size as the little small registration. But why are those ones going to get printed? I don't know if they are. I'm saying I don't know because this law pertains specifically to license plates. So I don't know if they're still going to print RV stickers. Then they also, the same sticker is the same size sticker as the one they print for your state park pass that you have to put on your windshield. Are they going to continue to print that or are they going to change what that is? I don't know the answer to that, but I do know that the law says no more license plate stickers as of July. So until... So if your registration, because my registration is due at the end of this month. Yeah. So... They're probably still gonna... I would assume they're still gonna print, but I bet it comes with a letter that says you're not... Or maybe they won't. Or maybe they won't. Maybe they'll just send you the new registration thing. Interesting. I really don't know. Yeah, I don't know. We're gonna find out at the end of this month when my registration is due. Whoa. Whoa. I'm gonna say, here's my money. Give me my registration stickers. And I'm gonna say, no. No stickers for you. We're not doing that anymore. This is just for Idaho? Correct. Okay. Are other states still printing stickers? I don't know the answer to that. Interesting. Okay. You know what I know. All right. Well, I'm just thinking, because I've seen a lot of those new plates around town, like the black ones, the white lettering, and even the white ones with the till lettering. Sure. And none of them have stickers on them. They probably do. No. Yeah. Because this just passed. So I bet they do. Look closer. Take a second glance, maybe. Don't tell me what to do. I'm just saying this doesn't take effect until July. So I bet they do. I bet they don't. So I'm gonna try to talk about this without getting too extremely nerdy. Okay. But I believe Apple is on the path to making a billion dollars. They are debuting a new MacBook. It's called the MacBook Neo. It is a price point of $599 to get you into a MacBook. What they're trying to do is challenge Chromebook at their kind of their stronghold. And Chromebook, if you have any kid in any kind of school, you're familiar with Chromebook. And Mac is not really in that space. So having a MacBook, this MacBook Neo at $599, might put them into a price point where they could actually compete with the lesser expensive laptops. What they kind of found out was how people use laptops. And they went, it's like a big phone. So why don't we take the chip we put in the phone and put it into a laptop? And we'll have great battery life. You can put it on a bigger screen. You can put a keyboard, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And that's essentially what they did. Here's the problem I see, is that it comes with eight gigs of memory. That's not a lot. But again, if you're only using it for internet and social media and how much is the processing and stuff like that, I mean, it depends on where you want to be, right? That's just low. The M4 based MacBook has 16 gigs. And the iPhone 17 has 12. So it has less memory than the iPhone. Than a phone. Right. Yeah. But it may not need it because it's using a different chip. Right. Because your phone holds pictures and contacts. Well, that's storage, which this is memory, which is part of your processing speed and everything else. I said, I'm going to try not to get too nerdy. Storage is separate from your memory. Okay. Those are two separate things. Okay. I'm going to try to not get in the weeds about it. Okay. Okay. I'll try not to ask too many questions. But if your cell phone costs how much? Thousands. And this full laptop can get you in at $5.99. But you're not carrying around a laptop. It's a 13 inch laptop. It's not big. It's a small size MacBook. And you're going to be able to get in on this thing. And then, you know, here's the deal. I don't know if you saw Microsoft's big announcement about their new Microsoft 12 diagonal, not across 13 inches corner to corner. Oh, that's not very big. No, they're not very big. It's the size of the Chromebook. They're pretty small. Okay. So Microsoft announced their new Windows 12 with like built in AI integration and a whole bunch of stuff and a subscription modular model. Again, trying not to be too nerdy, but they want to charge you a subscription for the things that you want to use the software for. And I hate it. And so do a lot of people. A lot of people are upset about this new version of Windows. And so I think this is probably the exact time that Apple should be going, Hey, 599 for a laptop, and we'll start converting people over to Mac OS, which I think is interesting because they're getting into a space where they have priced themselves out of in the like entry level laptop consumer market. I wonder, I wonder why now? I think I think it's exact time. If I was if I was Tim Apple, Apple CEO, right now I would say yes. His name is Tim. No, his name is Tim, not Tim Apple. It's just that's a funny joke. Anyway, Tim, if I'm the CEO of Apple right now, when all of this stuff, people are mad at Microsoft, this thing launches, I think March 11, people mad at Microsoft because of this new AI used. Okay. Strosity is going to be Windows 12. Anyway, okay, they're going to make a lot of money with this thing. A $600 laptop, they're going to and they come in all the cute colors. This is this is a big move. It's the colors, the colors are going to sell it. You think so? Yeah, because people want a few things. Yes. Anyway, I think you can, yeah, you can pre-order right now on their website and they are available in like six days. They announced it yesterday. So it'll be a big deal. You can get it in like a little blue, a yellow, a pink or a white. Cute. I know they are pretty cute. You would pick a yellow. Ah, I would pick a blue. I kind of like the white. Do you? Go look at the colors. Okay. It's the MacBook Neo is what it's called. Anyway, I'm not a big Apple guy, but I think this is a smart business move on their part. Oh, look at Josh saying something nice about Apple. I know. Big day. I know. Look, we grew up playing Oregon Trail in the computer lab that was all Macs. And Mac has not been in the education space. At least to my knowledge, we were all Mac. At the school I was at, yes, everything was a Mac. I couldn't tell you. I have no idea. And then for some reason, PC took over. And as PC has been in an education space forever. It was because of the dude I'm getting a Dell guy. You think so? I don't think it was because of him. Dude, I'm getting a Dell. Dude, you got a Dell. Dude. I have no idea. Did you pull up the colors yet? Yeah. You still stuck on the blue? There is no blue. Yes, there is. I don't see a blue. I see white, pink, yellow, and that looks like a black. It's not black. We had this conversation. I should have never given you the blue, gray conversation. Never mind. Your eyeballs can't see that color. Rude. You have an issue. It's fine. Don't. You have a blue, gray issue. I know. I have a disability. Be nice. It's blue. Looks gray to me. I mentioned earlier that I had to take my mom to a doctor's appointment in Utah. And she had to have a procedure done yesterday. And as we're waiting in the waiting room, my sister and I, I get the phone call from her doctor. And I step outside in the hallway so I can talk to him. And then I go back inside to tell my sister what he said. And then as I'm sitting there, I go, wait, is that what he said? Or did he say this other thing? And then my sister goes, you don't know what he said? And I go, oh, I think he said this, but I can't be sure if he said this. Oh, no. And then she got mad at me. And I said, well, who made me in charge? I'm just a baby. Oh, here we go. I'm just a baby. Who gave me the instructions? You shouldn't have done that. You should not have done that. She's older than me. It's true. She is the oldest sibling. She should be the one in charge. Yeah, exactly. That's what I said. I said, I'm just a baby. I'm just a baby. Nobody puts me in charge. She's a baby. So then I had to ask the nurse, we saw the nurse later and he goes, I don't know either. And I was like, oh, great. Did you volunteer as tribute? How did that happen? Like, you're like, I'll do it. No, I don't know how I got put in charge, actually. You opened your mouth at the wrong time. I did. I'm telling you, somewhere along the way, there was a conversation and you went, I'll write that down. And then you're the one in charge. Yeah, I know. I'll make a list. Oh, you're a list maker. You're in charge. I'm just a baby. Well, maybe because I misheard information. Maybe they'll be like, you can't be trusted. You're not going to do this again. And I'll be like, off the hook. Phew. Don't leave me in charge. Who put me in charge? I can barely manage my own life. I can't manage somebody else's. Don't give me important information. I'll forget it. Because? I'm just a baby. No, just a baby. You're ridiculous. You're an adult. You can handle it. I know. We have a way to figure out what actually happened. He was like, the nurse that I talked to said, I don't actually know, but here's something, a chart, a portal thing that you can log on to, because everything has a portal now. That's right. You want to look at your blood work? Check the portal. Check the portal. You want to pay your bill? Check the portal. They have somebody on staff who that's their whole job. Do you know that? Like, that's the worst job. Is uploading the portal information? No. Taking the phone calls from the people that are like, where do I find this information? And all they have to say all day is, check the portal. I lost my password to the portal. Can you reset my password? Yeah, you do that in the portal. You know, that's got to be the worst job. 100%. Managing the people trying to use the portal. Whoever's job that is, I'm sorry. That is not a job for me. I'd lose my patience after the first phone call. I'm like, I can't do this anymore. Never mind. I chose the wrong path. But we'll give you all this. I have to go. Nobody wants this job. I can't say, check the portal anymore. I'm over the portal. I'm kind of over the portal too. And I can log into my portal. Portal. Pretty easily. Yeah. It's pretty easy, but I can log into my, I have two portals. Did you know that? What portals do you have? I have two portals. Portal is such a stupid word. You know what else? Is it really dumb one? What? Dongle. It's another word. I go, anybody have a headphone dongle? No, go away. People just make up words. Dongle. That's, they were going over my mom's, so I have this one. Hold on. They were going over my mom's medication list. And I was like, these words for these prescriptions, you're just pushing two words together. Is she taking a floxoflanoflan? A floxoflanoflan? What's that for? Oh, no, not a floxoflanoflan. You're not supposed to have that one. Anyway, you've seen that portal and then I have another one. I can't remember. I only have to check the other one. I know. I have a couple of portals too. But then I have every doctor, every doctor you go see has a portal. Everyone has their own portal. So I have this one. I have a blood work portal. I have my primary care physician portal. Yep. Everyone has a portal. I have this one. My dentist has a portal. I like biometric login though. I do too. Because that saves me a lot of time. Listen, let's go back to the prescriptions. Because my mom is hard of hearing. And so I told the nurse, I said, just call me for her pre-registration information. And I can help out. The nurse calls me and she goes, I just need to go for a medication list. And I go, okay. And she says, is she still taking a floxoflanoflan? She's still on gluberglob glam? Gluberglob glam? No way. So I'm going to go, mom, are you still on gluberglob glam? And she goes, I don't even know what that is. I'm like, I don't need her. Are you still taking it? Gluberglob glam? What's that one for? I don't know. I have blood pressure. Oh no. Have you ever punched anyone on anesthesia? What? Have I ever punched anyone on anesthesia? I'm sitting in the waiting room with my sister yesterday. We were waiting for my mom to go through this procedure. And we, there's a bunch of other people waiting. Everyone's got a loved one that they're in for various reasons. And everyone's getting phone calls and doctors are coming in and taking patient or waiters aside and saying, here's what happened with your loved one. And somebody takes a phone call and we hear the person go, okay, how did she do because, and she says, here's what she said. Did she punch anyone? Because she has a tendency to punch people when she's on anesthesia. Wow. Okay. Have you done the research on this? I have not. So this is, it's emergence agitation or delirium. And it is a temporary self-limiting state occurring during awakening from general anesthesia characterized by thrashing, punching, screaming or crying. It's like a fight or flight mode. I'm sure. It's often linked to confusion, pain, rare cases, underlying serious hereditary conditions, like malignant hyperthermia. And I'm not trying to make light of it because I'm sure it's a very serious thing. And I'm sure that the person who is in that mode is like, I'm sorry. I don't intend to do this. This is not me. And can you imagine being the person that's like, I'm sorry, she's a fighter when she's waking up from anesthesia. And I hope that they don't get into any kind of serious, like, I don't want to say altercation because that would mean it's a, I hope they don't seriously injure anybody when they're coming out of anesthesia. And I also hope that they don't get charged for assault. Yeah. Because that's crazy. Not crazy. I want to say it's crazy because you don't know, people do all kinds of crazy things when you're under medication. Yeah. This person is commenting said, I woke up in the recovery room and noticed that my arms were strapped to the bed. And when the nurse came around asked if I was feeling calmer now and removed the straps. And I didn't get it at first because I was so groggy. And she didn't want to share the details at the time. But later she explained that when I woke up, I'd wanted to get out of the bed. And when they tried to prevent me from doing so, I got aggressive and I punched the nerves. Oh, no. They had to call three people to hold me down because I couldn't, I couldn't just jump out of bed after surgery. And he said, I was puzzled when they told me because I have zero memory of it. Oh yeah. Because you're, when I'm on medication, I just cry. I just like to cry. Oh yeah? Yeah. That's only on medication? No. That's all good. Because I was going to say, are you on meds? What are you doing? Okay, but listen, I was in a hospital setting for a lot of the day yesterday and the day before. And because we've been watching so much pit. Oh, it's pit night. It is pit night. It's pit night. I'm like, I know what to do. Oh, do you? Yeah. There were people that kept coming in. I was like, yeah, you got to intubate. Yep. We got a, somebody was talking about, I go, what you got to do is you got to get a scope down there and you got to get a balloon and you got to inflate that balloon. And I go, but that's, that's where my medical training ends. I don't know what you do after that. You called it medical training. You watch a TV show about an emergency room and you call it medical training. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. I know what to do with this. I should have told the doctor to step aside. I know what to do. Oh yeah. I've been watching Noah Wiley. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. I've seen the crow's feet. I know. I've got this. Oh yeah. You're ridiculous. Half the time we're watching the pit, I have no idea what they're even talking about because they speak in their own code. They have their own language. It's not code. It's heavily Latin. But we'll take a CC5 and a five CCs maybe. CC5 has never been said. You know, you should go into nursing because I think it'd be fun for you. Why? I think you'd have a good time learning that all that new terminology. I actually think that I would be a very good nurse. I think you'd like it. You have a good bedside manner. It'd be nice. That's nice. Thank you. I have cold hands though. What does that matter? Oh, it matters. Have you ever seen scrubs? She always had cold hands and her patients always complained about her cold hands. And if you have to touch people and you have to like put, you know, you have to put IVs in them and people don't want you touching them with your cold hands. Are you going to be able to put IVs in people? I think, uh, no. Okay. I wouldn't be a good nurse. Maybe I'll just be a candy striper. What is a volunteer to clean bedpans? No, I just want to deliver candy. That's not what the candy stripers do. What happened to it? They bring it in. So you want to be a candy man and deliver candies? Yeah. Yeah. Sugar free to the diabetic patients. Right. Little heart candies. What kind of candies are you? And are you like, uh, like Willie Wonka down the hall? Yes. Okay. Do you have a candy wagon? Yes. So cool. That is not nursing. I mean, it's not, it's not that it's not important, but that is not the same. I am full aware. I need five cc's of rope licorice stat. Intravenous, please. Yeah. Ivee licorice. Sure. You needed to have your shoulders measured the other day. Yeah. I'm excited to talk about that soon. I just, uh, I'm not ready yet, but as far as like why, like, we can talk about the fact that I had to have my, my shoulders measured, uh, because it's kind of an exciting thing. I'm just, I need a little bit more info before I really talk about it. Gotcha. But they said, we need to get your shoulders measured. And so then I said, okay, I've got a measuring tape. Yes. Let's measure. And then I went, wait a minute. Where do I measure from? Shoulder blades outside. Where is it? But so we went around the entire office the other day trying to find somebody who knew about measuring shoulders. Right. I had to leave, but I said, here's my measuring tape. You figure it out. Right. And what'd you determine? We measured my shoulders from the back, the front, and the full chest. And I sent all three measurements and I hope that's what they need. Did you find somebody who knew what they were doing? Yeah. Okay. Andrea in the office, she seemed pretty confident when I said, do you know how to do this? And she said a bunch of terms like yoke. And I went, I'm no egg. I didn't say that. But I thought it. Or oxen. What? Yoke. Oh, like the thing. Yeah, I think she said yoke and not yoke. Yeah, something. Yeah. Yoke. I think it's yoke. Not yolk. I'm still no egg. I'm trying to find out. Let's see. Yeah, I see. Yeah, the yoke is a thing that you can put on your shoulders to carry buckets. Yeah. But it's yoke, right? Yeah, or a carrying pole. But when you're measuring, like, how do you do it? I don't know. Shoulder. Yeah, I'm just looking at it like, how do you measure for a jacket? Because she was saying it's like the part like where the sleeve would go like under here. Under your armpit? Yeah, like between your shoulder and your arm, like that whole thing. Okay. Yeah. So what was your shoulder? What was the measurements? I don't remember. Was it pretty like? Yeah, hefty. Yeah. Sounds like hefty. Husky. I don't think. Anyway, it doesn't matter. It was pretty. I measured and I sent them. Let me look and I'll tell you. It was pretty beef cake? Yeah, it was like I felt sad about it. It was too much. It was too much. No, your shoulder should be like, if it's a large number, you should be like, yeah, going to the gym like that. It wasn't like that. What was it like? Why can't I find the email? I don't know. Well, I sent it. You probably deleted it. I bet you you're good at deleting stuff. It would be in my scent. But it's not here. It doesn't matter. The point is I sent the stuff. Okay. But I don't know why it doesn't show up here. Well, how come you don't, how come you're feeling sad about your shoulder? Oh, I just, it's a thick number. I'm just not feeling great about myself in general. It's not, it's not just that. Okay. It's just all the things cumulative. I think it's in my personal email. That's probably why I can't find it. That's okay. We don't need to need to know the number. If you're not comfortable saying, we'll keep it a secret. It's, here it is. Okay. Because you sent three measurements, you said? Yeah. Shoulders on the back, 19 and a half inches. Yes. Shoulders on the front, 17 and a half. Yes. It's two inches shorter on the front. Frampin' through shirts. Yeah. You're like the incredible Hulk. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. Like, is that typical? I have no idea. I don't know. Now I want to find out the average shoulder width for men. Okay. The average male shoulder width in the US is between 16 and 18 inches. Oh, hey, your average. Oh, good. You're above average to me, dear. Thanks. All right. Would you rather this or that? Would you rather always have sticky hands or always have sticky feet? Oh, boy. This was a rough one. I would always rather have sticky feet. They both are awful, but I can't stand when I even lotion. There's certain types of lotion that I can't stand because I go, it's too much. And then I have to immediately wash it off. You love touching a sticky door handle. I cannot stand it. Like when the fridge has been touched by a kid and you go to grab it and there's gunk. That's your favorite. I don't like it. Yes. I don't like things on my hands. Right. So I'm going to... So you're picking sticky feet? Yep. I use my hands more than my feet. So I'm going to choose feet solely based on the fact that I can sit in a chair and I can hold my sticky feet off the ground and they're not going to be... Am I going to know they're sticky? Yeah. There you go. Gross. Every time you step down. Do a sticky sound. More than just being sticky. I hate when I don't like being barefoot at all. I really don't. I don't mind. Okay. That's not true. I like being barefoot in the house. Because stuff sticks to my feet and I hate it. So why don't you... You should sweep more. I'm not just saying our house. I don't like being barefoot places because stuff sticks to my feet. You said I don't like to be barefoot in the house. In a house. So where do you like to be barefoot? In a swimming pool. I don't mind soaking my feet in a creek. There are times when being barefoot's okay. Just when it's underwater. Yes. Because stuff doesn't stick to them under the water unless it's somebody's old band-aid that fell off. Community pools. I tell you. So anyway, I'm picking sticky hands because I think I use my hands more and it would annoy me more. Sticky hands. I'm picking sticky feet because I use my hands more and I would notice sticky hands all the time. Plus you're going to shake somebody's hand and nobody wants a sticky handshake. Now that that's a good trick to play on somebody. Sick. And have them pretend everything is fine when you know it's not. And they try to pull their hand away and it's like, not today. We're stuck now. You go to pat them on the back. You get your sticky hands everywhere. Gross. And now is it like wet sticky or is it like velcro sticky? I think wet sticky is worse. Gross. It's wet sticky. Every step you take. Like jelly. Yeah. Gross. I don't know what you think it means but I'm going to tell you this news and then you're going to tell me what you think it means. Okay. Ready? Yes. Yellow stones. Echinus geyser. Echinus? Echinus? I don't know. It's the world's largest acidic geyser. Okay. It's unexpectedly come back to life after years of near total silence. What do you think it means? What does it mean? Geologists are pretty excited because the rare natural wonder uses a near miraculous plumbing system to blast vinegar acidic water up to 30 feet in the air. And while most acidic geysers eventually dissolve their own rocky internal pipes, Echinus is still going strong and putting on a show recently shifting from dormant to erupting every few hours. And experts aren't sure how long this will last but they're hoping it continues through the summer tourist season. I bet they are because people want to see something new at Yellowstone and Echinus is back alive. I like that scientists are excited about vinegar. What did you say vinegar? A system to blast vinegar acidic water up to 30 feet up in the air. Acidic water. I love vinegar acidic water. Look at it go. Yeah. It's the world's largest acidic geyser and it is expectedly come back to life. Okay. La di da. I'm trying to figure out where it is located. It does have walkway nearby from what I can tell. I need to find out. It says a seemingly random boardwalk encircling a pool of water. Last part of the time this person was here. They were maybe 10 years old. Yeah. Okay. Well, I'm going to find out where it is. But it is you know, unexpectedly and back in action. Where is it located in the park? That's what I was just trying to find out. Give me you talk about something for just a second. I'll find out. You know that scene in Wayne's world where Wayne leaves and then Garth is left there in front of the cameras and he's like, so, so, and he gets like closer and closer to the edge of the couch. Like he wants to run away because he's so nervous because he doesn't know what to talk about. And he just goes, is that how you feel right now? Okay. So it is in the Norris. It's in the Norris geyser basin is where you'll find it. So as far as where that is in the park, if you go in through the west entrance, instead of turning south to go down to like where old faithful is at and stuff, you're going to keep going up past Gibbon Falls, which we saw the last summer there. And we're going to head keep heading north. And it's up in the steamboat geyser area. Norris Black Basin is up there. The Norris geyser basin area is where you will find the Echinus geyser. And there is indeed a walkway right by where it is. Oh, perfect. So yeah, we're going to go check it out. We have to. Hopefully it's up and going. And it's going to smell like Easter eggs because of the vinegar. I know, but the park is so pretty. It is. I got to get you hiking a little bit. And even if we sometimes you can see a bear. Sometimes we saw a little a small bear, which was kind of fun. But even if I take you on a small hike, like I think I could take you on a pretty small hike down to like Lone Star. That's an easy hike. It's not super far. And you're actually like off the main road of the park, which is a really cool experience. Let's do it. Yeah. I mean, I'd love to take you on the multi day backpacking trip. I think you really enjoy some of the stuff that I could show you down in there. It's pretty cool. Let's do it. And then we also still need to do we didn't get a chance to do our hike into what's the waterfall that we were going to go to. You know, I don't know the name of it. You know. Yeah, I'm trying to find it. It doesn't matter. We'll find it later. All right. Anyway, cool. Echinus geyser. Yep. Echinus. It's called Union Falls. Okay. There you go. Thanks, Garth. All right. Have a great day. We'll be back tomorrow. More fun. I really do think you're the wane of this operation. And I'm the Garth. What's that mean? And I'm okay with that. Well, you run the show and I'm just here for comic relief. That's it. Okay. That's some people might say. No, girl. No. Have a lovely day. We'll see you back here tomorrow. 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