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Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Friday, March 13, 2026
Episode summary introduction:
It's Friday the 13th again and Josh and Chantel are embracing the spooky vibes, Merlin, the mini Vietnamese potbelly pig from California who somehow has more Instagram followers than Miss Piggy, it's Oscar season and we haven't seen a single nominated film, chickpeas can now grow on the moon, there may soon be a pill to replace your CPAP machine, Chantel took herself on a solo date to see Broadway star Cheyenne Jackson, Google Pixel updates nobody asked to read about, running butter churns, a "Rapid Fire" game that was anything but rapid, wind advisories shutting down I-15, socks vs bare feet, is shadow Ken a viable way to play Barbies, and more.
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Bonus: Famous pig
(3:02) - Friday the 13th again
(7:20) - Good News
(8:56) - Oscar swag
(14:37) - Lunar chickpeas
(19:11) - Running butter
(24:24) - Solo dating
(32:52) - Packing for track meet
(38:14) - Pixel update
(43:47) - Vikings new QB
(49:02) - Slow rapid fire
(56:48) - Sleep apnea pill
(1:02:48) - Would You Rather
(1:06:23) - Weekend plans
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Full show transcript:
Hey, it's Friday. That's something to celebrate. Oooo-d, woot. Yeah?
Yes. What's your get a notification? I got a text.
You sure did. Is it important? It's from my sister, so it's always important. Aww, that's nice. You're a much older sister? Yes. Okay.
What's going on? There is a pig. His name is Merlin. Merlin? He has earned a Guinness World Record.
Want to guess what for? I can't even get one, and he's the most bacon. No. He has the most Instagram followers of any pig. He has more than 1.1 million fans online. Hold on.
This is on Instagram? Uh-huh. Hold on. Okay. Are you looking for him? No. What are you doing?
I'm going to disagree. How many followers? 1.1 million. He does have more than Miss Piggy. Miss Piggy has 491,000. Oh, no. I thought she would have been the most famous pig, but... No, Merlin.
Merlin. He is a mini-Vietnamese... Let me try again. He is a mini-Vietnamese potbellied pig from California.
Okay. And he uses voice recording buttons to communicate his wants and needs. I see that about him. So he is... Merlin the Pig on Instagram. The most popular pig.
1.1 million. Look at him with his little certificate of Guinness World Record and he's got a little propeller hat on. Yes, he does.
He's ridiculous. Merlin the Pig. The most popular pig. On Instagram.
On Instagram. Beat out Miss Piggy, even. I can't believe it. And Miss Piggy can actually talk. That's what I'm saying.
He doesn't need buttons. I can't even believe it. I know. Huh. Well, I'm not a pig so I'm not going to take that record away. No.
Can I have that one? 1.1 million followers. I just... Look, we try to make social media stuff. I try to be a good communicator. I try to hopefully come up with content ideas people are interested in and we struggle. I know. We struggle and we struggle. And this pig's out there just being a pig.
Just doing... Doesn't even know he's that famous. He doesn't even know. The lady who owns him puts his little blanket on him on the couch, lays next to him for photos. She doesn't even care about the pig.
She cares about the plow. That's what I need. I need a fashionista.
Yeah. An influencer to be like... We need somebody to do it for us. You're going to be some pig one day, Josh. That is some pig. Yeah.
Ridiculous. Hey, you want to start the show? I guess so. Let's do it. Let's do it. Hello. Hello.
Hello. That's fun. And impromptu. That was just fun. The spot you were in it. On the spot, fun.
Yes. Which is my favorite kind of fun. That's your middle name. On the spot, fun.
That's a long middle name. Well, you know. Why can't it just be fun? Because it's way more fun to have on the spot, fun. On the spot, fun.
Fun right now. On the spot. Yeah. Yeah.
Happy Friday the 13th. Oh. Yeah. Oh, is that... Scary.
Okay. Spooky. Spooky. This is the second Friday the 13th of this year so far. Really? There was one last month. Oh. Will there be another one this year?
There's something to be said about that, isn't there? There will be another one in November. Oh. That's too many. Three. Spooky Fridays. Count them three, Friday the 13th this year.
That would be really weird if there were 13. Yeah, it would. The math just wouldn't add up.
I get it. But it would be weird, wouldn't it? Yeah, it'd be very strange.
Yeah, it would. How many you think you've had in your lifetime? Oh, I don't know. You've been superstitious every time or? Just a little. No. No. Just a little. No. No, no. I'm not really superstitious.
Okay. Are you superstitious? I've broken a lot of mirrors in my time.
Yeah, you have. Those little handheld makeup mirrors. Holy smokes.
You go through like one or two a year. Yeah. I walk under ladders because my middle name is Danger. No, it's not.
It's fun on the spot. And then I see black cats a lot. Oh, good. I'm not really superstitious.
Okay, just a little. Just a scoge. I don't like that joke. I'm scoge-stitious.
Okay. Why don't you like that joke? That's a great joke.
It's fine. I think that joke is awesome. I know you do. You're just mad because you say it.
Yeah, I know. You're just mad because you didn't think of it. You didn't think of it either. I know I didn't. But I'm not mad about it. And that's why I like it. Okay, well.
I'm trying to see here. Experts say the connection between your astrology is particularly high this Friday the 13th. But they don't say which particular zodiac might be most impacted. So I'm not going to worry about that.
What else? No leap year in February. And so February was exactly four weeks ago.
And that is how we ended up with two of them in the first part of this year. But because of leap year, this doesn't happen every six or seven years. The last time this happened was in 2015. And it will happen again in 2037.
So it's not a super rare occurrence. And it's also Ken's birthday. Ken who? Ken and Barbie? Ken the doll.
Yep. Happy birthday, Ken. It just happens to be Friday the 13th. Do you have a scary Ken doll who would hang out in the shadows? No.
Yeah. That's how you play Barbies. No one ever wanted to play that way.
So I never played. What? What way? What way? With the creepy shadow Ken.
How? What's the creepy shadow Ken do? He hangs out in the shadows.
Doing what? You just never know. He could sneak up.
He could be a slasher. That's a boring way to play Barbies. You're just trying to exist. And over here in the corner, shadow Ken.
No, shadow Ken is dumb. Here's some good news this morning. The interfaith quilters of Longmont, Colorado, marked a major milestone. They celebrated 40 years of handcrafted charity with their annual quilt sale. It began in 1986 as a simple idea.
They wanted to help local churches meet the need for the homeless and is now growing into one of the area's longest running charities. Thanks to the generosity and creativity of over 100 members, ages ranged from 12 to 90. That's awesome. That's really cool. Throughout the two-day event, the group sold beautiful handmade quilts to raise money for community shelters, continuing a tradition that has generated hundreds of thousands of dollars for those in need over the years. That's really cool. Happy 40-year anniversary to the interfaith quilters of Longmont, Colorado. Good job, quilters. I'm one of you.
Oh, look at you. You should make some quilts and sell them. I should, actually. I got to finish them first. That's my problem.
Finish some quilts and sell them. Yeah, I should probably do that. Yeah. I mean, they're 90% of the way done. It's just the batting, the backing, and the quilting part.
And the binding. So they're not 90% done. They're about 70%. The tops are done. Yeah. Yeah, that's what you got going.
I hear you. Anyway, you know what that is? What? Good news. The Oscars are this weekend. Are they really?
They really are. OK, who are we watching? I don't know, but I was going to tell you about what's in their swag bags.
OK. So some of them will walk away with a gift bag for $350,000. You know, because these people are already struggling. They need it. They need it. Not all of them get one. Just very important people. And I don't know how they decide who gets one and who doesn't.
But I know. Who they think is going to talk about it and give them exposure. Timothy Chalamet is going to get one. He'll talk about it. Leonardo DiCaprio. He won't talk about it. Michael B. Jordan.
He might talk about it. Kate Hudson. She's been hot right now. Elle Fanning.
OK. Emma Stone. How did they already have the list of people who they're going to hand these to? I don't know. But then there's a bunch of people that I don't know that I haven't heard of.
And maybe that just makes me out of touch. OK. Josh Safdie. Delroy Lindo. Tayana Taylor. Jacob Elordi.
Rose Byrne. Do you know the problem? I don't know those people. The problem is we haven't been to... We haven't been to movies in a while. I just read a thing.
Rose Byrne is in If I Had Legs, I'd Kick You. I just read a thing yesterday that said that people aren't going to the movies as often. Yeah. Anymore.
Yeah. Jesse Buckley is in Hamnet. I don't even know what those shows are. I'm out of touch. Delroy Lindo is in that show Sinners. Don't know. Who else did you say?
Tayana Taylor. I'm trying to find... OK. Here's what's in... One battle after another. I don't... again. Don't know. Here's what's in the bags. An exclusive Arctic Villa getaway with the Northern Lights view.
Come on. A 10-day restorative reset in Sri Lanka. Again, these people need it. They need it. They've got body sculpting lipo section.
They get facial rejuvenation procedures. Yeah. That's going well for them. They get a custom prenuptial agreement from a celeb divorce attorney. They get a gold-plated storage cryptocurrency wallet.
$350,000 worth of goods in these bags. Well, neat. I know. They have to pay for... It's a gift above $600. They have to pay taxes on it. And it's not necessarily done by the Oscar people. It's done by a company. Sponsors. And they... what?
By sponsors. Oh, for sure. Yeah. And they say that they... it showcases the bags.
The items in the bag showcase small businesses. Okay. At a time when everyone can use a little more fun and frivolty, it says. Sure thing.
Here are the nominees for best picture. Okay. Begonia. Don't know it.
That's the one with Emma Smith. I have... I don't know. F1. Nope. Frankenstein. Oh. I haven't seen it. Well, that's a show on Netflix. No, this is for the movie Frankenstein. Hamnet. Marty Supreme.
That's the Timothy Chalamet. Okay. One battle after another. The secret agent.
Sentimental value. Sinners and train dreams. I have not heard of a single one of those. I haven't seen one of them. I haven't seen one of them. I've not heard of any of those. Frankenstein. Begonia was getting a ton of online ads like when that movie was first coming out.
You ate my Begonia's. What's that from? I have no idea. Mrs. Dauphire. Okay. I'm going to run through best actor, best actress really quick. Timothy Chalamet, Leonardo DiCaprio, Ethan Hawke, Michael B. Jordan and Wagner Mara. Ethan Hawke? Yes. Like the Ethan Hawke from the 90s?
For the movie Blue Moon. Yeah. Oh, Ethan Hawke is out there still doing stuff. Best actress, nominees, Jesse Buckley, Roseburn, Kate Hudson, Emma Stone and Renate Riensev. Riensev? Riensev. Riensev. A lot of people I don't know. Yeah.
That's kind of how I felt. Guess who's not going to watch the Oscars? This girl. Yeah, I know.
This girl. Did you watch the Golden Globes? Nope. Yeah. Because award shows are dumb. Okay.
And boring. I'm looking for, don't they have an Oscar for animated? I don't see it here. Hmm.
Maybe they didn't show all the categories. What are you looking for? I wanted to see, well, I wanted to see if they had the, there you go, animated feature films. K-pop Demon Hunters is in there. Oh, there you go.
Yep. Zootopia 2 is in there. Little Amelie, Elio, and Arco. Those are the animated films. Did you know that winners can't sell their Oscar?
Okay. The only way to get rid of it is, and they have to sign this agreement, selling it, saying that they can sell it back to the Academy for $1. And that goes for their errors. So the people can't just get rid of it. So you just have to have it around.
Yep. It weighs 8.5 pounds. How about that? It's a gallon of milk.
A human head. Yeah, that is true. Finally, we can grow chickpeas on the moon. Finally, finally. Okay. You're a big chickpea fan. I like chickpeas. This is Chickpea News with Chantel.
Researchers managed to grow chickpeas in soil that mimic conditions on the moon and Mars. I think I saw this story. Did you? Yeah. This is a big step towards producing food that can be sustained. Didn't they have to do something to the soil though to make it viable?
Yeah. What did they have to do to it? So they mixed in worm compost and helpful fungi.
Yeah. So they gave it, you know, attributes of soil. Because otherwise it was just great powder. Because it was just, it was pretty metal heavy soil, they say.
Heavy metal. And so then they were like, we had to put like earth stuff in it. Yeah.
We had to put earth in it. You hear that? Here's some helpful fungi. Yeah. Worm stuff.
We can't grow stuff. Yeah. You know what worms make? Dirt. Worm stuff. Worm stuff.
Yeah. Helpful fungi. This allowed the plants to grow and then produce seeds. And now you just have to get the astronauts to want to eat them.
Who was the first person that was like, yeah, I'll test it out. I know you threw it, but. As long as it looked fine, it's going to be okay to eat. It isn't like it all of a sudden picked up poison from the soil.
From the metal? You don't know. You're not a scientist. You're not a food nutritionist.
You're correct. Food. What's a scientist that studies food? Oh, food dudes. Food dudes. Yeah.
You're not a food dude. Right. No, but if you take soil and worm stuff and a helpful fungi from earth. Yeah. And you mix it in with some moon dust.
Yeah. And you plant something. It's almost all planted in earth stuff.
Helpful fungi. Yeah. That's me. My.
I'm a helpful, helpful, fun guy. Yeah. Yeah. Sometimes.
Pretty much always. Helpful fungi. Helpful. Sometimes. Sometimes.
Why are you giving me that look? This is a big step towards producing food for astronauts on future space missions. Yeah. Gotta have food for the dudes. And like real food too. Right. Something that grows.
But again, they're trying to inhabit this space. I know it. But why? I don't think that's a smart idea. But why?
Exactly. Why do you want to inhabit the planets? Let's stop trying to live on the moon. We broke this one. Let's go move out. Go to the moon.
I think they found the same kind of thing in some soil that they were able to recreate from Mars as well because they're trying to do it there. Yeah, I said that. I know. Oh.
I'm just saying. It was at the same system? Did they add the same worm stuff and fungi? I think so. I don't know. Hmm.
Because does the moon and Mars have the same soil? Not even close. No, they couldn't. That would be impossible. Right. Gray dust and red dust. Totally different. But they were able to figure out what compounds and things are in Martian soil, and so they were able to recreate that. But also, here's the other part.
What is it? They mixed this dirt here on Earth. They didn't mix it on the moon or Mars. That's right. That's correct.
Who's to even say that it would grow on those planets? Well, right. Because of? In those conditions.
Atmosphere and sunlight and everything else that's required for photosynthesis. Exactly. For Earth planet. Who's to even say that the worm compost? Worm stuff. Worm stuff.
Yeah. It might not mix well. It might not mix well on the moon and Mars. Who knows? Who knows?
They'll find out. Come on, chickpeas. Strong little chickpeas.
You can do it. Why would they start with chickpeas? Because that's probably a very high protein food that they can put into lots of stuff. And flavor it and season it and whatever. Yeah.
I think so. Who doesn't like a nice bowl of hummus? Mmm.
You want to run a 5K this year? It's sort of the like in this book called Good to Great, they talk about a big, hairy, audacious goal, a B-hag. And it is sort of looming out there as the thing that if I get it done, it'll be a big accomplishment.
Well. I've been training and well, sort of. I've started training and dieting and stuff so that I can be in better shape for the big 50 mile backpacking trip that I have at the end of the summer, right in the middle of the summer, whatever. And so, yeah, at some point, maybe between, you know, that and the end of the year. I don't want to do it before that. I'd want to do it after that. But yeah, that's on my list of if I get it done, it'd be cool. This was on your list a couple of years ago and you never did it. Right.
That's okay, right? Have you ever churned butter? What is a segway?
Because that's not one. This is the new social trend. Churning butter while running.
No. So when you do your 5K, you can also churn some butter. Why are people churning butter while they run? Because why not?
Okay. Runners are carrying heavy cream like Ziploc in containers like Ziploc bags. Just on their bodies. And the constant five to six mile jogging motion or churning separates the cream into butter. And so the burn and churn activity combines cardio with food production.
It's two birds one stone. Multi-tasking. Running.
Two birds one sport, really. Churning butter. Interesting. Have you ever made your own butter though for real?
No. Oh, I used to teach preschool and we made butter and we made our own bread. And so then we would put the butter on our bread. That's a great activity. It was a great activity.
It's a really good activity. But it was in the jar and we would just have to shake it. So we would put the cream in the jar. You have to shake it for a long time. Here's what I know about preschoolers.
They get real bored shaking stuff. So how many did you make? I just made one. Good answer. And then you just let kids take turns fighting over who gets to shake the bottle. Yeah, but then they abandoned me and so then it was just me shaking the butter and I'd be like, not quite yet. Almost there. Did you do the bread making first? Yeah, I think probably would be smart because then you could make your butter while you're waiting for the bread.
Yeah. Here's what I also know about preschool and lessons and activities. You should try something first before you go, Hey kids, let's make butter. See how long it actually takes. Yeah, that's a good idea. You need a little test workshop.
That totally makes sense. I learned that lesson early on, but did I ever do it? No. Hmm.
Anyway, when you go on your 5k, throw some cream in a Ziploc baggie, throw it in your backpack, butter, Bing, butter, boom, butter, but a, but a Bing, butter, butter. All right. Well, good to know.
I probably everyone's doing it. Josh, no, they're not. They are. Everyone is. No, they're not. Trend. Not everyone's doing that. If you're a runner, one person did it and it made the internet.
Raise your hand if you're also, what did they call it? Burn and shurn. I mean, whatever. Or jog your way to the store and grab yourself some butter and jog home. I kind of, or that. I kind of want to, I want to do that.
I don't run, but I wonder if I could just like throughout the day, like put it in my backpack and then just kind of jostle it. You're going to end up with sour milk is what you're going to get. You're going to have a jar of wet sour milk.
If I put, people are putting it in Ziploc bags and I got yelled at because I brought my milk to work in a Ziploc bag. Well, that's, that's future butter. It wasn't milk in a Ziploc.
It was future butter. But also you've got to put the Ziploc inside another Ziploc. You have to.
And don't line up your zippers. Yeah. Right. Keep them opposite.
Reduce your fail points. Butter churners. Burn and churners. I don't think I'll do that. But that's interesting. Do you want to put it in a jar and shake it? It takes a long time. Have you ever.
Longer than you think. Have you ever rolled around the ice cream ball to look ice cream? That takes a while. Well, I've done, I've also done that in a Ziploc bag. That also takes a long time.
Okie doke. Yeah, just buy some. Why are you putting it in bags?
So the little kids can shake it. I got it. I got it. I took myself on a date last night. Yeah. Well, you had a thing you wanted to go to, a show.
And I was in the middle of like food prep for dinner here. And the kids were, I guess, less than interested in joining you. I mean, it seemed like at one point our daughter was kind of into it, but then no. And I don't think you were ever going to talk our son into it. No, our son is, our son long ago gave up hanging out with us.
I had a hard time talking him into eating dinner. Yeah. He's, there's this point in life when your kids would just want to be with you all the time. And there are times when you're like, I just need some alone time.
Yeah. And then that quickly shifts. And you're like, I just hang out with my kids to hang out with me. You have to beg them to hang out with you. So long ago, our son stopped hanging out with us. He's like, I got my own things to do.
Fine. Our daughter hangs her out on the sometimes, but now it's only if it's something that she's very interested in, or if she comes, she's a people pleaser. I don't know where she gets that from. So sometimes she'll come along.
You don't, huh? Sometimes she'll come along just because she doesn't want the person to feel alone. So even if she doesn't want to do it, she's like, well, yeah, I'll come.
But I can tell she doesn't want to. And so I had to lead last night. I said, listen, I'm fine going by myself. If you want to come, I'm happy to have you come along.
But if you don't, I'm totally fine. And she went, is that okay? And I went, yes, I'm fine.
I'm fine being by myself. Well, she's got a big track meet today. She wanted to rest up for and get ready for and whatever. So I went alone. Yeah. And it was kind of nice. Was it? And I need to do that more often.
Okay. I was just feeling my feels in that show. And it was lovely. Did you feel feel?
I felt a lot of feels. So this particular show was a man by the name of Cheyenne Jackson. And he is a Broadway and television star. And he grew up in Northern Idaho and he talked, he just told some stories. And then he sang some songs, but he told some stories about, he just never fit in and everybody wanted him to play football because he was six foot and he had a, you know, burly body. And he was like, but I don't want to cause it's going to ruin my pretty face. A burly body. Yeah. I mean, you know, he's about just being yourself and, and trying to find your tribe and there's a tribe for everyone out there.
And the most important thing is just being yourself and loving yourself. And he's saying some beautiful songs that got me a little misty. I did. That's nice. It was lovely. And so I sat there by myself crying. And then there were people around me and I was like, I'm not going to wipe my eyes because people are going to see me wiping my eyes. And then everyone's going to know I'm crying.
So I'm just going to let the tears roll down my face. You probably appreciated that you didn't have us around for that. We would have looked over and been like, Oh, mom's crying. Yeah, I know. You would have just fine.
You can cry it out dude. It was good. It was a fun time. And he was really pretty. Oh, is that right? Okay.
He was really, really pretty to look at. Well, when's your next solo date? I don't know.
I feel like a lot of people say that you have to take yourself out to a restaurant and sit by yourself at a restaurant. I did. It was, it was really like, I've only done it the one time, but I would do it again. And I know it kind of weirds people out.
But it's, it's so cool. But they also say that you shouldn't get on your phone either. Like you should take yourself out. Yeah.
Like put your phone away. It was during a March Madness. So it was around this time ish. And this was a few years ago and you were somewhere out of town. And you must have had the kids with you. Cause I was just in town by myself. And, and I went to the restaurant and I sat down to eat and they had seated me near kind of the bar area so I could see the TVs. So like I was watching March Madness and I was having dinner by myself. And it was, it was totally cool.
Date yourself. It wasn't bad. And you know, it was less expensive. I got to have the entire bread basket thing to myself. They bring the same amount of bread. Whether there's four of you or one, they go, here's a bread basket. I don't know if you should eat it all.
My point is I got to. Have you seen those videos? There's a lot of viral videos that are out there of people that are taking out their younger selves. I took my younger self out on a date. And they, they do that.
And then they talk to their younger self and it's like a form of therapy. Okay. I get it. I feel like that's a weirder experience than just going to dinner by yourself. Being mindful, but are they talking out loud? No, it's just mostly like, it's an internal process. Yeah. Okay.
That's fine. If you, if I walked into a restaurant, it was a bunch of solo people sitting around at tables and they were all just talking to themselves and be like, you know, in about 10 years, you know, I'd be like, what is happening right now? That'd be weird.
Right. But it was, it was kind of interesting too, because restaurants don't typically have seating for one or two people. They're usually family restaurant style where a booth is going to hold at least four people. So that was a little strange too, because now I'm in a booth all by myself. And then I'm like, I got all this room. This is unnecessary. And then did the waiter come by and say, are we waiting for somebody else?
Are you ready to order? No, when I, when I went in, I said, it's just me. And they were like, okay, awesome.
Did they feel pity for you? Not at all. Oh, okay. Okay, good.
No, I didn't feel that at all. I need, that's my next step. I need to do that.
I feel like that's really interesting. Gonna overcome some fear. Okay. I don't necessarily look uncomfortable. It might be part of that like rejection therapy thing. Yeah. It's totally cool though. Like, I know it weirds people out like, I could never go to a restaurant by myself. How weird.
You eat at home all the time by yourself. My big thing would be putting away my phone because when I get uncomfortable and nervous, I just get out the phone because then I don't have to. I had, I had basketball to watch. I, I was, it was easy for me to go, whatever. And I think I did send you a text or two while I was there, but I, I wasn't like playing a game or like engaged in social media on my phone.
I was just sitting there eating and watching some basketball, which worked out. But cool. Yeah. Do it. Try it. It's strange. It will be strange, but go to your favorite place.
And, and go, Hey, I'm just here. You know what would be strange? It would be if you were going to go do like a Hibachi thing, right? Because they're going to seat you with a bunch of strangers. I think that's a different thing. And maybe, maybe that's more comfortable. Maybe that's a put in the toe in the water thing where you're still going to have people around. So maybe it won't feel as weird, but you're going to be like somebody's going to be there celebrating an anniversary or a birthday and you're going to be a solo act.
I would rather sit by myself than sit with a bunch of strangers. Yeah. Nope.
Okay. That makes me so nervous. That makes you talk about. I don't even know why do you have to talk to him?
I don't know. Anyway, try it out. It's a really cool experience. I did not hate it.
And actually it's something that I haven't done since then and I need to do it again. It was pretty cool. I didn't hate it.
No, I enjoyed myself last night. And I knew people there. So it wasn't like I, so I did talk to some people, but. Right. But you sat by yourself. Yeah. Were there other people around you or were we kind of isolated?
Um, a little bit of both. Did you talk to the strangers on the sides of you? No. See? It's fine.
Talking to strangers is scary. Our daughter has a track meet today. That's right. And she is driving to Twin Falls for. I know it's a big one.
Track meet. Yeah. Um, last night I said, do you have everything you need? You, you know, you got your shoes, you've got your snacks.
They're going to be gone all day. So I'm like, make sure you've got plenty of snacks. You have a jacket. You have a blanket.
I don't know what the weather is going to be like there. And she said, and she's responsible. She is a very responsible, well put together teenager. She's 16, but she can handle things. She gets things done. And she said, I got it mom.
I got it. And I go, I know, but I just want to make sure you have everything you need. Do you want me to make you a peanut butter and jelly sandwich? I can make you a turkey sandwich. She said, I've got it.
I can handle it. And I just kept asking her, just kept probing her, get some protein bars, get some pretzels, get some, like, I've got some jerky. Do you want some jerky?
And she was like, mom, why are you so insistent on helping me pack some? I've got it. I said, come on, I want to help you.
Let me help you. Here's what I overheard. I heard that whole thing. And then I heard her go, well, maybe I would like something. And you said, what do you want me to make for you? And then you listed off all the things again.
And she was like, yeah, maybe a turkey sandwich. Like all like shy. Yeah, I know. Like, I don't want to put you out. I go, I've been begging you for 30 minutes to have me make you something. Let me be your mom for a minute. She does not like to ask for help. Where did she get that from? You just never know. The world may never know.
I think I like to ask for help, don't I? When? I don't know. I was trying to think of an example. When you don't want to do it.
When you're part of the couch and you can't reach the remote. Yeah. Help. You say to anyone nearby, the neighbors, anyone that could help hand me the remote, I can't possibly move.
Help. And that's been a long running joke for you. Yeah, it really has. And then people show up and that or they don't because you've done it so many times that people don't show up and then you go, I could have been dying. I could have been. Yeah, you don't know.
Very dramatic about it. Well, you don't know what I was in danger of. OK, listen to me.
What? If I hear a thud, I come look and I go, hey, are you OK? And you're like, yes, don't look at me.
I'm embarrassed. Why is it going to be a thud? Because you fell down. Wouldn't be just fell down the stairs, fell down a trip on something, stubbed a toe, whatever it is. And then you're like, it doesn't matter.
I'm fine. So the times when we try to provide help, you're like, just go away. And then there's this voice you do. Like never have you ever been like, I really need help.
Like that's never been a thing. The thing you do is this, you go. Help. Help. That happens in the shower sometimes when I go over and I go, ah, there's no soap. Help from the shower, because you can't possibly get the towel and get out and go to the cupboard. No, it's cold outside. Yeah, you're getting dripped water everywhere. Somebody come and give you some so much.
It doesn't matter. Somebody bring me some soap. Help. Nope. I'm warm in my cover, somebody bring me the remote or a snack.
Yeah, that'll happen too. I can't reach the cookies, they're in the pantry. Can't get them.
Help. Dang it, you guys are onto me. Yeah, right, so that's why we just go ahead. That's why I get no help. Yeah, something serious is gonna happen and I'm gonna actually yell for help and you guys are gonna be sorry. You're gonna be sorry.
Listen to me. It's not about being sorry, I understand the situation here. I just, what I'm saying is, if you really need help, we'll be there. But when you do that silly, help.
Okay, right. And there hasn't been a thud and there hasn't been some sort of event. Like if you were tangled up in a rope, we'd know. That's true, I do know that when there is thuds, you're very on the spot.
Right. You're very much like, are you okay, what happened? You need me. And I go, no, fine. You're like, no, I'm fine.
I'm not hurt, it's just my pride. I go, okay. I can help you with that, I guess.
You can't. No. You're gonna be okay though?
Yep, I'm good. Don't need your help. Cause I don't like people around when I'm injured. So where does she get the not asking for help? You, sounds like. Oh, sounds like it.
Okay, you know how sometimes you wake up in the morning and your phone's like, to finish update, restart now. Yeah. Yeah.
I had that happen this morning. Okay. And I've been trying to get through what's new with my phone.
I knew you were the guy to do that. It always says, learn what's new. And I go, I know, just miss.
I don't care to know. But now I can't find the thing and it's driving me nuts. You're always the guy that's gonna look through the things. It's like, yeah, tell me what's new. You do that, you're that guy. I know. Don't you want to know?
No. You don't want to know what's new. I mean, I want to know, but I don't want to take the time to read it. So I go, I don't, just tell me. Why do I have, just tell me.
All right. Here's what's new. I had to Google it to find out.
The enhanced, they enhanced their circle to search technology. I don't even know what that is. So that's fine. But did you know that anything you see on your phone, like a picture or whatever, you can just circle it and it will search that image or- What?
All of those products or whatever. You just draw a circle and it'll search them. Google came up with this and then Apple's like, that's pretty smart.
We're going to have to do that on our phone too. So they did an upgrade to it. They've enhanced circle to search.
They added more Gemini AI task handling to it. There's now a standalone now playing app. So that's probably going to work between, like we use YouTube music. So it's probably going to work between YouTube, YouTube music, anything we're casting from our phones.
It probably works all in there. And then there's also a custom icon pack now where you can make everything fancy. What do you mean by fancy? I don't know.
They put in some at a glance widgets, a better flashlight control. What does that even mean? Yeah, right.
What does that even mean? I'm trying to see. I don't know. Oh, and there's a watch with an update with my watch. Wow. How about that?
Oh, wow. What does the update do? What does the update do to my watch? I don't know.
It just says it also an update with the Pixel watch. I don't know. I got to figure it all out. There's a lot of stuff. And you will. You'll figure it all out.
And then, hey, just tell me. I know we don't have the same phone, but... Well, essentially. I mean, you should probably have the same update. I just got an update. I think it was yesterday or the day before. And they did the thing like, learn what's new about your update. And I went swipe away. I got to get in there and learn what's new. I know you do. I can't be bothered. Oh, they added some new at a glance widgets.
So like if you want to know like a game score, or you want to look at like your financial portfolio, just by looking on your phone right there, they have some new widgets that'll help you out with that. If you're into it. I'm not into either of those things that you said. Check in the game score. No. Looking at my financial portfolio. What? What's that? What?
This is interesting. Here's the update for my watch. Pixel watch now works proactively to secure your phone. It'll send instant alerts if you accidentally leave it behind. And it'll automatically lock your phone the moment you move out of range. And so my watch will say, hey, your phone was left behind. And then I can lock it from my watch. I thought you said it automatically locks. Well, it will automatically lock your phone the moment you move out of range. But then I can go, oh, find my device, which I already had on here, which is nice.
Like I can make my phone ring from my watch, which is cool. That is cool. Yeah. Can I do that? I don't know.
I don't think so. I don't have the same watches. I don't have a fancy smartwatch.
I just have a Fitbit. Well, if you're a Pixel user, you got an update. And it'll tell you all about all the new stuff once you update it. It'll tell you, but if you don't want to read it, swipe it away. And just use your phone like you have been forever.
Just like normal. Don't learn about new stuff in your phone that might be cool, that might be like, hey, I didn't know I could do that. That's actually super helpful. OK, yeah, you do you. That's fine.
That's fine. It's been working great so far. Look at these new widgets.
Oh, boy. Do you know the widget that I will never use? Is the LinkedIn widget. Why would I want that?
I don't know. That seems awful. There's also a screen time widget. Why would I want that? Just to be in my face and tell me how much screen time I've had. No, thank you.
Don't need that. The battery one's interesting because it'll show you the battery level of your phone and all your Bluetooth devices. So if you have earbuds or whatever, that's kind of neat.
Or you can just look at the battery level. Hey, on your device. It's a widget so I can just look. Boom, done. You're a widget.
I guess so. Or a wicket. You know what a wicket is?
Isn't that part of croquet? Yeah. Yeah. Well, glad we covered that. OK. OK. This literally says there was a bit of fun drama in the NFL free agency yesterday and it says a bit of fun drama. Let's hear it.
I'll determine. Kyler Murray signed a one year deal with the Minnesota Vikings. Oh, a one year deal? That's right. Isn't that strange? That is very strange.
OK, here's what it says. He was cut by the Arizona Cardinals after an inconsistent but exciting stint with the team that drafted him. There's no denying his athletic skills as he could have played either pro football or pro baseball. But there was some denying Murray's commitment to playing quarterback as the Cardinals wrote into his latest $230 million contract that he needed to study film for at least four hours each week. If you'll remember, rumors swirled that Murray was spending too much time in Arizona playing Call of Duty instead. He's supposed to be studying film for at least four hours each week.
Instead, he's playing video games and not enough time being spent getting ready for games. Now the Vikings and opponents of the Vikings will be dealing with. Cool. Kyler Murray. Why did we sign that guy for one year? Because you don't have a quarterback. That's why.
So here's I mean, I hope I really hope. But it works out good for you. Yeah, me too, because we've had terrible luck. I got to switch teams.
No, you don't. You go through the lows, you go through the highs. That's what being a fan is all about. I just why are we why are we higher in this video game guy?
Kyler Murray. Yeah, he doesn't care about football. Yeah, I see now you sound like the Arizona Cardinals away.
You're talking about how come on. Have you seen him? Yeah. You know what he looks like?
Yeah, I just looked him up. Kind of a kind of a weekend vibe. OK, yeah, I get it.
Kind of looks like the weekend. He's 28 years old. OK. So he's still got some spry left in him. OK, because I follow the Vikings on Instagram and they posted a video of him signing the contract.
OK. They said he's grateful to be in purple and gold. Yeah, you got to earn it. Show me what you got.
All right. Well, what's going on with JJ McCarthy? Can we can we talk about him?
He's still there, right? Who? McCarthy? Who?
Wow. Yeah, he had a torn left meniscus that sidelined him his rookie year. Last season, he missed seven games, five with a high right ankle sprain and one with a concussion and one with a hand injury that he tried to play through down the stretch. He missed 25 games, including the playoffs, due to injuries in his young NFL career. He when he's been on the field, he struggles with accuracy and turnovers, completing just 57 percent of his passes and throwing 11 touchdowns against 12 interceptions his second year.
Oh, man. He threw 12 interceptions. There are people that have had worse. I'm just saying that's not good.
I know. So that's why they picked up Kyler Murray. OK, we still have because I've been watching and there's still a lot of they're resigning and doing a lot of stuff. OK, so Jefferson, as far as today is still on the team, so is Addison. OK. Those, that's all we really need.
Well, is that right? We need a good quarterback. You need a whole team. And yeah, you need a quarterback.
So let's see what here's the deal. Murray is a run heavy offense. So so that's kind of a big deal for your running backs.
He's got good receivers, especially in Justin Jefferson. Yeah. So it should be good for him. Right. Don't discredit.
I'm not at all. I'm just saying he's got some some tools at his disposal. He really does.
And hopefully that works out well for him. Kyler Murray, I don't know you. Oh, and he has TJ Hawkinson as well. Oh, yeah, I forgot about TJ Hawkinson. We love him.
Right. But Kyler Murray, this Kyler Murray guy, you need to put the controller away and focus on football. If nothing else, play some football games, play some Madden.
If you're going to be playing video games, what are you doing? Kyler Murray. Let me tell you a little bit more about him. He's a two time pro bowler as well. Kyler Murray, you got to you got to prove yourself. Did Sam Donald prove himself and get cut? What about Kirk Cousins? Josh.
Was he a self prover? Don't yell at me. You're mad at the team, not at me. OK, I got a game that we're going to play.
Do I need paper and pen? You do not. It's called Quick Rapid Fire.
Josh and Chantel addition. You've played Quick Rapid Fire before, but that's all right. Let's go. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let's do this one is a question for the both of us. And then we're going to each I'm going to ask the question and then we're going to each answer either Josh or Chantel at the same time. Oh, so it's like a who's more likely to do this kind of thing? Yeah. OK. OK, ready? But you've seen all these.
So you've had time to think. So it's Rapid Fire, Josh, preplanned Chantel. Is that right? Is that what I'm is this like when you take the magazine quiz and then you're like, but you got to take it too. It feels like that.
But there's not necessarily a lot of pre-planning that needs to happen. All right, well, let's go. OK, better driver, Josh. Well, that was nice of you to say. You're supposed to answer quick. I agree. How about you answer? I say if I agree.
I guess change the game. Why am I a better driver? Because you seem to think that I can't drive without you there.
So hold on a minute. Why did you say me when I believe you think it's you? I I think that I'm a good driver, but I think you're a better driver. You're better at dealing with traffic.
OK, in busy like a larger city. Yeah, you're better at that. You're better at navigating and you're more calm, cool and collected. Oh, I would say I'm better at parking.
Yeah, that's where I would go. Yeah, I'm better at that. But you said the actual driving part. I think you're a fine driver. I don't think you give yourself enough credit.
You do big city driving. You're fine. I know. I didn't say that I was bad.
I just I'm not driving. You're saying I'm better. Yeah. OK, all right. There was a lot of time about that one. Let's go to the next. This is slow rapid fire. Right.
Worse morning mood. Oh, definitely me. You think? I feel like when I wake up, see, this is slow rapid fire. When I wake up, I'm the slowest to get going.
Yeah, that's for sure. Dragon my feet to get moving. You really are. When you get out of bed, you may delay that part. But once you're out, you're storming Norman. You're getting stuff done. You're moving around. Things are happening.
Mom's awake in the house and everybody knows. Storm Norman. Yeah.
But you didn't say. But that's like the worst mood. I don't think I'm in a bad mood.
Yeah, probably. But that's I mean, just in general, like you're up and moving and ready to go. You're definitely more quiet. Yeah, you don't like to. Yeah, I like to take my time and I'm a little slow. Hmm. Pokey.
In the morning. A pokey bear. Pokey bear. Why are you so slow? Yeah. Bigger snack thief. Oh, yeah.
For sure. Do we need to elaborate? No. You're just a snack thief.
Yeah. And then I'll go, hey, where did that thing go? And you'll go, oh, you might have to go buy a new one. I think you ate it. You ate that weeks ago. No, I didn't.
But you ate it for me weeks ago. Thank you. And next. More likely to forget an anniversary.
Neither of us. Yes, you do. OK, when you say anniversary, no, actual anniversary. All of the little tiny things you've written down in your calendar of like, did you know that 400 years ago, we did this?
And I go, no, I didn't know that. But I'm glad it's in your calendar. The anniversary of our first kids. Yeah. Oh, this is the anniversary of our first date. Oh, this is the anniversary of the first time we held hands. Yeah, exactly.
And I go, OK. So actually forgetting an important anniversary? Never. When's our anniversary? July something. I know when it is. When? It's the 23rd.
Of? July. What year? 05. Good job.
I was there. More likely to talk to strangers. Probably me. I think that depends on the mood that I'm in. Because sometimes occasionally, you'll pay somebody a compliment or something. Yeah, yeah. Last night, I struck up a stranger conversation. Yeah.
And then he invited me to stay at his house. Which is weird. It was just a joke.
I know. But it was wearing a band that you like and a shirt from a band you like. And you went, hey, I like that band.
They're going to be performing this weekend. Like, that'd be cool. He's like, well, I'm not at the house. Go stay there. Weirdo?
No, it was funny. Who's more competitive? Oh, you. When it comes to you and I, you.
Yeah, but that's the only time. I think you are more competitive all of the time. Look at how competitive you got at one answer about you versus me. Absolutely you.
100%. You're more competitive when it comes to me. So between you and I, you're more competitive.
In general, you. You hate to lose, which no one likes. But you really will be like, no, it doesn't mean that you're going to win. But you are insanely competitive. You're like the little dog who is like, I'm going to take on the world. And then everybody goes, but you're that big. And you go, I don't care.
I'm bad about everything. Hold me back. Yeah, exactly. It's a good thing I'm on this leash. Because if I wasn't, you'd have a bad time. That kind of attitude. You're very much that person. Give me one more.
Okay, one more. Who's the more traumatic storyteller? Dramatic?
I don't think either of us are dramatic, but I do think that you get a little long-winded when you tell a story. You insert details. Necessary details. That are details. Yeah, they're not necessary.
They are necessary. It's context. No, but it's not. But it's important.
But it's isn't. You've got to paint the picture so that people can visualize in their mind what I'm talking about. You know what I mean?
I do. Look, Robert Frost did it best when it came to the details of Bark on a Tree. And I've really been inspired by him to really get into the minutia of detail.
What are you talking about? See, there's a poet. His name is Robert Frost. He's very detailed in his descriptives. I know who Robert Frost is. Right, and he gets a little bit detail-oriented in his poetry.
And you can spend a lot of time learning about the individual textures involved in the Bark of a Tree. So I was making a reference to that in the way that I insert details that you feel are unnecessary, but I feel really paint the tapestry of what story I'm trying to tell. Okay. You feel me? Yeah, I do. Long-winded. See?
Perfect example. Well, that was the slowest rapid-fire game we've ever played. It sure was. Jeez Louise.
Thanks for putting that together. Scientists are saying that they may have found a pill for sleep apnea. Wait a minute. What's that mean? That means that they, a clinical trial found that the drug sulfium me?
Sure. Sulfium me? Sulfium me? Sulfium? Sulfium me. Sulf, soul? Spell it. S-U-L-T-H-I-A-M-E. Okay. The brand name is Ospalot.
Okay. Okay, so that particular drug improved overnight oxygen levels, and it cut breathing interruptions by up to 47%. So it's an anti-epileptic drug. Oh, interesting. Epileptic. So it is used for epilepsy, including different types of epilepsy and sometimes in the end, it's an add-on therapy for refractory epilepsy. Interesting. So it's sleep apnea.
It is used to stabilize breathing by reducing airway collapse. Yeah, that's what I was just gonna say. Interesting. So this means that someday, a pill could replace your CPAP machine.
Potentially. Side effects include metabolic issues, cognitive behavioral changes in some patients. Is it gonna be like one of those infomercials where it's like... Yeah, 700 things and most of them are like, yeah. If you have heart palpitations, it just keeps going. Yeah, and it'll be like a bunch of people playing Frisbee in a park. You're like, oh man, that pill's gonna make it so I can play Frisbee in the park with friends. But it's also going to make me have all kinds of other complications. That's what they always go, while generally well tolerated, it can cause metabolic issues and cognitive behavioral changes in some patients. Ask your doctor if Ospalad is good for you. Ospalad. Yeah. Now that I take Ospalad, I'm free to walk my dog.
Yeah, I can go to the park and play Frisbee with friends. Interesting. I live a normal, healthy life now that I'm on Ospalad. Yeah, so it is interesting, I think, that there is something that already existed that has the same effect that could potentially help with obstructive sleep apnea, which is interesting. This was a European clinical trial that found the drug significantly reduced breathing interruptions in people with moderate to severe sleep apnea. Interesting. So if they make this FDA approved and in the next couple of years or so, you think you'll do it?
You think you'll make the switch? Talk to your doctor. Here's the deal. If they were gonna do a study and they were looking for patients in the moderate, not severe, I'm in the moderate. And they were like, hey, listen, you could be a good candidate for trying this out. I might get paid.
I might be willing to get paid. I mean, it's already an FDA approved thing for a different thing. And it's not one of the ones where it's like, hey, yeah, here's this thing that we're gonna try for this, but it's also could completely demolish you. Like I don't wanna be on drug trials that could be super, super detrimental. So I'd have to look at the side effects, but it's kind of an interesting thing because not that the machine is bad, but if it also kept me from snoring, because you were saying last night, I was starting to doze off and I didn't have all my gear on yet. And you said like immediately I start snoring. Your head slashed down and then you went, and I went, aw dude. Aw dude. And you went, hey, you're falling asleep. And I went, yeah, I know it was bedtime. Duh.
Put it all on your mask. All right, fine. And off I went pretty quickly too.
I fell asleep pretty quickly. Yes, you did. You always do.
I don't have a problem with that. You do not. I can fall asleep. I will say, here's the thing I've noticed. There were many, many days in a row for a very long time that by the time I got home from work, 3, 3.30 in the afternoon, if I sat down and it was quiet, I could fall asleep in a heartbeat because I was getting terrible sleep. And I'm telling you, it's not been that way. I can sit, I've been able to sit downstairs and read without like, I'm gonna fall asleep right now. Oh, that's good. So that I think is like probably the most obvious thing that I've noticed. Like I don't necessarily feel more rested in the morning because it's still so early.
But I will definitely say by the wear of the day, I feel way more energy in the afternoon because I'm getting enough sleep at night. And that's been the big thing. Well, very nice.
Yeah. Cause I mean, how long? I mean, forever when I was doing morning shows and we lived in Pocatello, if I got home, I'm asleep on the couch. This is probably going on for a long time. For a long time. So I've always been a snorer.
One time I came home from work, the door to our house was open, you were asleep on the couch. Yeah. And our four year old son was somewhere.
Luckily. He was at the neighbor's house. I saw him when I pulled into the house and he was playing at the neighbor's house. But I came in, I said, where's our kid dude? I don't know. I was asleep.
Go ask him. Happy to hear you're getting sleep Josh. That's interesting though. It's important. Sleep is important.
Very much so. Would you rather this or that? Would you rather be able to run on your hands or right with your feet? Right with my feet.
Yeah, same. Gross, but I don't want to run on my hands. I don't do that. I barely run on my feet.
Same. But to be, I was all right with, that would be a cool party trick. Like, ooh, watch what I can do. I like those people that can do like four paintings at once. Yeah. One with each foot and then one with each hand.
Yeah. And they're like completely, like working at the same time independently. How does your brain do that? You just have to turn it off, I think. You have to turn off what? Your brain.
I think your movements are muscle memory and then your creativity is, your brain just kinda, shh. I don't know. I've never done it, so I can't say. No, but I've also never tried. Have you ever tried?
To write with your feet? What if I have that ability? You might be able to. Give her a go. I bet I'm not good. Try it right now. No.
Just try. I'm not taking my shoes off. Ew, gross.
See, it's work. You don't take shoes off at work. Leave shoes on at work.
Barely take them off at home. I know you do. You like your shoes on. I'm a shoes on kinda good. You are.
You really are. Is it because you have bad socks? No.
Is it because you're embarrassed of your feet? No. Do you think your feet smell?
No. Why do you keep your shoes on all the time? I don't like not having shoes on. I love being barefoot. I don't.
Okay. I don't like sleeping with anything on my feet when I go to bed. Last night you said you wish you had bed socks. No, I said my feet were cold.
I need bed socks. And you said go get some. I went absolutely not. That's disgusting. I cannot sleep with socks on.
No. I didn't think that I used to be able to, but my feet get so cold at night. Cause I one time I sleep with socks on and that's when I'm backpacking.
Cause it keeps them toasty in the bottom of my sleeping bag and I have a special pair of sleeping socks that's all they get used for on the entire time I'm out there. And it's because I'm outside. And your feet get cold.
And I don't like being barefoot. You don't. In the inside the house. Like I had to go let the dog in last night. You're like, she won't come in.
And I went, oh, I had to go out there bare feet. I hate it. I'm shocked that you did. I just wanted to get it done. I didn't want to go to the bedroom, get my slippers on and go outside, get the dog.
Just go barefoot. Yeah. And did you like it? No. I hate it. I don't like to feel the ground with my feet. I do.
I know that. You were working outside on the weekend. It was rainy and you said, hey, come look at this. And I walked out my bare feet in the mud and the grass in the rain. No way.
It was kind of nice actually. You got to feel the earth with your feet. No way. Get grounded. Nope. Okay. Well, I don't mind it in sand on a beach. Good luck writing with your feet then. I don't mind wearing like a Choco. But I got to have some on the bottom of my feet.
I can't just go barefoot bottom. No way. No way. Okay. All right.
Well, would you rather this or that? What's going on this weekend? What is going on this weekend? Look at the calendar. Okay.
What is he saying? Well, I know, I've got sign in problems. I've got running around to do for our daughter. She should be able to get her driver's license soon.
She should be able to take the test next month. That's kind of cool. Cause I'm kind of tired of being her chauffeur. I know. I got my own life to live. I got my own errands for us.
So yeah, she's got some running around. I've got a rehearsal tomorrow, but then not really anything else, which is nice. That is kind of nice. I'm kind of enjoying the fact that it might be kind of a quieter one. I like it.
Let's have a quiet weekend. Yeah. Let me look here and just see if we're going to be really dealing with wind like they say.
Yeah. Because it's supposed to be windy again today. Hopefully not like yesterday.
That was bonkers. Bro, so many power outages, so many trees down. There was high, they shut down part of the I-15.
Yeah, that's cool. There was a giant collision on I-15, just barely south of Idaho Falls as well, which looked terrible. It says 25 to 35 mile hour winds again today with gusts up to 50 all the way through the I-15 corridor. So Pocatello Blackfoot, Idaho Falls all the way up into St. Anthony Island Park.
More of it. Teton Valley Arco, the whole desert. It's all going to be starting at 11 a.m. this morning and going until nine o'clock tonight. Gusty winds.
So be careful. If you are in a high, what do they call it? High profile vehicle? That's not the right word.
Yeah, it is high profile vehicle. Unsecured objects could be blown around, trampolines and stuff, keep your eyes open. And hopefully, we can make it through this one. Is this the last day of the wind? We live at the end of a street. And so everybody's garbage blows out of their garbage can and then blows onto our street.
Keep your garbage in your own street. The good news is tomorrow, the same thing, wind gusting past 50 miles per hour. So, but then, chilly with intervals of clouds and sunshine, high of 43 Sunday. So today and tomorrow windy.
And then I don't see wind for a while. So hopefully that's true. Good.
What's interesting though is that we had those like weird like 70 degree temperatures. There they are. Those are still happening Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Next weekend, holy smokes. It's gonna be nice.
So enjoy the wind for the next two days and then get ready for good sunny weekend next weekend. Love it. Love it. Are we busy next weekend? I am. You are? Friday and Saturday, you bet I am.
I do know that you are. That's right. Fly tying expo. That's next weekend, which I'm very excited for. But anyway, all right, we'll have a good weekend. Thanks for hanging out with us and we'll be back tomorrow, not tomorrow, Monday.
Tomorrow I'm sleeping in a little bit. Same, bro. Okay, we'll see you next week. Bye.
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