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Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Tuesday, February 3rd, 2026
Episode summary introduction:
From baby giraffes with wobbly legs to doggy date nights, McNugget caviar, why we still have to remind people to wash their hands, a heroic bloodhound rescue, questionable luxury food trends, CPAP real-talk, TikTok isolation experiments, all about handshakes, everyday luxury items, and so much more in today's show!
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Bonus: New baby giraffe in Utah
(2:53) - Doggy date night
(7:31) - Wash your hands
(11:46) - Good News
(13:26) - McNugget caviar
(19:34) - CPAP nose
(24:58) - Isolation year
(29:21) - Luxuries
(36:48) - Shaking hands
(42:08) - Fancy AI headphones
(46:26) - Glass bottom plane
(50:38) - Ifs & buts
(55:27) - Gross food
(1:02:34) - Would You Rather
(1:05:08) - Shared algorithms
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Full show transcript:
Alright, hey, welcome to the show. It's Josh and Chantel, and this is the podcast version of the morning show. That's right. Wake up Classy97 at gmail.com if you want to email us, you can do that. When were we at the Hogle Zoo last? I feel like it was maybe two years. Oh, yeah. I was taking pictures of the drafts, because I thought they were pretty cool. Did you see the drafts had a baby? I did see that the drafts had a baby. A baby.
Born on Monday, January 26th, to first time mother Minka and father J.A. Is that just jaw? Yeah. Sure, jaw. No, yeah. Yeah. German. Okay, sure. The calf weighs 139 pounds. It's as tall as me.
I like when you try to see baby drafts try to walk.
Do they have silly legs?
Of course they have silly legs. They've got really long legs, and they don't know how to use them.
I got you. Have you seen the adorable picture of the parents next to the, in their enclosure and their heads are together with the little baby draft between them? It's the cutest little thing you've ever seen. It's adorable. Yeah, so congratulations to the Hogle Zoo and their new baby draft.
The draft herd remains indoors during the colder months whenever temperatures are below 50 degrees. Now, have they named the calf? Do you know? I do not know. Because a lot of times when that happens, they'll do like a contest of some kind to name the baby draft or whatever.
Yeah. Yeah. And are they going to do that?
I would imagine. So they just, I mean, they've got just the picture of the baby draft up here. They're still talking about it, but Minka and Ja are checking in on their little one.
They've got the cute pictures. I don't know. I look at his little legs. You got to go look at the video on the Hogle Zoo Facebook page. He's trying to do a stand-up thing. I know. All right. They're licking him crazy.
Anyway. How fun. Yeah.
Baby drafts. Yeah, pretty cute. Pretty cute. If you need a new reason to go to Hogle Zoo, there it is. It's a baby draft. I'll go. I like it. I don't think it's open yet, is it? It's not. Did I know of? Because they're inside. Yeah. Because it's cold. Yeah, that's why I belong. You know, soon.
You're like a baby draft.
Yeah. Yeah, it's 50 degrees or less. I'm staying inside. Can't go out. I see. Look at his little legs trying to get him, trying to get his feet under him. How fun. All right. Anyway, should we start today's show? I suppose.
All right. Hey, Chantel. What's up? Did you know that there is a day, and it happens to be today, a day to celebrate with your dog by having a doggy date night? Oh yeah? Yeah. And I thought maybe that'd be a good bonding moment for you and Luna.
I don't think the dog and I need another bonding moment. We're solid. Yeah. But other people in our family might enjoy that.
Yeah. So then I thought, well, what constitutes a doggy date night? And there's some good ones on here. Okay. There's active adventures, things like going for a walk or a hike, a nice scenic jog. They also put on here standup paddleboarding session. I don't know where in the country you're going to be doing that on February 3rd. Let's go on and paddleboarding session. I guess maybe Arizona.
I've seen dogs that stay on paddleboards. Sure. Our dog is not that dog.
I don't know. She might stay on.
I think you're sorely mistaken.
She'll be attacking the water because she's nuts, but you don't think she would stay on it? No. No, I don't. You think she was going to jump out of the kayak when she was in there with you?
Oh yeah. I had to stop her from jumping out a couple of times. That dog is nuts.
I mean, she had a life jacket on, so maybe she'd swim around.
And with the handle. Luckily, there was a handle because I had to use that handle quite a few times. Right.
It says you could go to a park and have a park playtime, a local dog park. You take a Frisbee, play some fetch, that kind of thing. An urban stroll. They say take your dog on a walk through a garden center. Explore downtown. A fishing with a dog-friendly, oh, and then finish, not fishing, finish with a dog-friendly cafe or a pub cup.
Wow. That's a nice one. You could take your dog to a pet store and let them pick out a new toy. That's a dog day and night. What a nice date. And then it got into, why don't you make a DIY homemade dog-friendly bark cootery? I see what you're saying. Mm-hmm.
Yep. Some what, peanut butter? Sure. Some kibble.
Yeah. Some treats on there. Maybe some safe meats. I know. Safe meats? Yeah, because you don't want to do anything with bones in it or whatever, but some meats on there.
Some of that canned pate, the little canned dog food. I see. Yeah. It said you could cuddle up. This is funny. Cuddle up. Cuddle up with popcorn and special treats while watching a dog-themed movie, like Homeward Bound or Secret Life of Pets or Lady in the Tramp.
Or Hotel for Chihuahuas.
Yeah, or whatever that's called.
What's that dog? What's that show called?
Hotel for Chihuahuas. That's it. It might just be Hotel for Dogs. It says play hide and seek. You could set up an agility course in the living room or use puzzle toys to mentally stimulate your dog.
Wow. These are all great. These are all great ideas. Doggy date nights.
And today's the day to celebrate a doggy date night.
Well, let's take our dog in a date night. I'm not going to make a park date. That might be a special treat.
Wow, it would be. It would indeed be. If you have a golden retriever, today is also National Golden Retriever Day. Is it? So, all the more reason to pamper a golden because it's also golden's days.
They get a double day. Not like with other people. They just get two celebrations.
Yeah. They get like a blue ribbon for being a good dog.
Yeah. Okay. Golden retrievers. You're so cool. Everyone knows. I don't know. I don't know why.
Do you think the golden retriever is pretentious? Oh, okay.
You listen to your owners? Yeah.
What do you have? Good training? Yeah. Big deal. So, we spent a long time about six years ago teaching people how to wash their hands. If you remember. I do remember. Apparently, it didn't stick. People aren't doing it.
They aren't doing it right. And now, we've got cold and flu season going crazy. And everybody's like, you know, it's important to do hand washing and you should wash your hands. But people are saying that a whole bunch of people, like a lot of people, don't wash their hands. And they're saying you should wash your hands every time you like walk into your house. They're like, you get home from being out and about, you get home from work, you get home from wherever you walk in your house, you're bringing all these germs with you, you should wash your hands. How long should you wash your hands? A minimum of 20 seconds. We're having to do this again.
Get the soap, get the water going, scrub, scrub, scrub, 20 seconds of washing your hands. Okay. Don't get sick.
That's it. I mean, it's really just as silly, but they're saying that we are now hearing from doctors that like a bunch of infections, a bunch of gross sick stuff being passed around because people are not washing their hands. They're still not washing their hands.
We're gonna get the bubonic plague.
They're still not washing their hands.
It's so easy. I was in the bathroom the other day, a community bathroom.
Yeah. And a woman just walked out and washed your hands.
It's not hard. It's not 20 seconds.
You got it to spare. Wash your hands. Just do it. It drives me crazy. It's the easiest thing. It is the easiest thing. Now, some people go in dry hands and add soap. I can't do that. I got to wet the hands first and then add the soap. What do I do? I'm trying to think. Do you just go?
I soap. You soap dry hand. You soap and then add water. Correct. You're crazy. You're crazy. I got to get the hands wet. Okay. That's crazy.
The soap on a dry hand. I can see why you wouldn't wash your hands. That's awful. Get your hand wet first. I've washed my hands. What are you saying? No, not you. The general you.
Everyone has their own method, John.
I'm just saying, if you're going like, no, I don't like the way the soap feels on my hand. Try getting a hand wet and adding the soap. That's what I recommend.
Good tip. Hot tip.
Here's the hot tip. Wash your hands. It's so gross.
You're pretty upset about this.
Why in 2026 are we having to teach people how to wash their hands? We've had plumbing forever. You've been a child. Wash your hands.
We do have. That's one of the main luxuries of our time, isn't it? Running water. It's pretty easy.
Use it to wash your hands with soap for 20 seconds. Scrub in between your fingers. Yep. It gets gross in there.
It's crazy. Your hands get gross. Touching stuff. Touching money.
And then you're going like, oh, well, I use hand sanitizer. Listen, that's great. In between hand washes, the soap and the water is where it's at. Settle down.
You're going to make Josh cranky, everybody.
I'm already cranky about it. I heard about it. Wash your hands. Do me a favor today. Wash your hands a couple of times. Don't get all OCD about it, but wash away the germs.
Right now? Should we all run? Yeah.
Hey, real quick, go wash your hands. Take a break. You don't know where those things have been.
Take a hand washing break. Yeah.
And go wash. Sometimes I just go to wash my hands. I'm like, you know what? What? Yeah, because I can. I'll be like, you know what? I'm just going to go wash my hands.
Because you have running water. Yeah. How exciting. I know. People.
Wash them mitts. I'm going to read this exactly as it's written. Okay. On a dangerously cold Sunday in Maryland, a 15 year old boy with autism was found safe in a snowstorm thanks to the incredible tracking skills of a canine bloodhound named Margo. I love it. Yeah.
Margo is the name of the dog. I mean, I don't love that he was stranded, but bloodhound doggy?
Yeah, it's a good writing right there. The teen had wandered away from his bell-air home in sub-freezing temperatures, sparking a massive search across wooded areas and icy ponds. Faring the boy might head toward nearby waterways, Maryland state police trooper Taylor Bracken and Margo, the canine bloodhound, joined local officers to follow the trail for over a mile through the snow. Margo successfully led the team to the teen who was found cold but safe in the woods and was quickly reunited with his very relieved family. It was a perfectly timed teamwork win that turned a potential tragedy into a heartwarming rescue. Good job, Margo. Margo's awesome. Margo is awesome.
Sniffed that kid right out. That's right.
Over a mile in snow. That's a long walk in snow in Maryland. So congratulations to Margo. Job well done.
Somebody needs to take Margo out on a date.
That's right. Doggy date night for Margo.
Give that doggy some treats.
That's right. And that's good news.
Do you want to take me out for a fancy dinner for Valentine's Day? Sure. Okay. It'll be fancy, but you also won't have to spend very much money. What is it? It's McDonald's.
McDonald's? Yep. All right. You can get me McNugget caviar.
Wait a minute. What?
It's caviar. No, it's not. In a McNugget branded tin. It's a salty savory taste that makes it a great dipping sauce. Okay.
Well, you can't even get it yet.
It blew up in 2024 after a video went viral of Rihanna trying it. So it's not a new idea. It's a caviar. Caviar. It's a caviar kit. It comes with one ounce tin of caviar. Yep. A mother of pearl caviar spoon. I see that. Plus crème fraiche. Crème fraiche. Crème fraiche. Okay. And a $25 gift card for the nuggets. Okay.
So you get some nuggets there as well. It's got a nice little fancy box.
So it's not necessarily. This is something that you have to sign up for, it looks like.
Yeah. And you can't sign up. I just went to the website, which is McNuggetCaviar.com. I thought you could just get this. And there is a countdown and in seven days, one hour, 53 minutes and 21, 20, 19, 18 seconds, you'll be able to order it, I guess. Okay. But here's the thing. They're going to make four. And so the first four people are going to be able to grab it.
Because they're not going to sell more than four. I bet they would. I bet they would sell hundreds, but they're going to make very limited amounts of these. And by the time you get to refresh the website, they'll be gone.
It says at no cost to fans. What? You can get it for free? It says McDonald's is debuting its exclusive McNuggetCaviar just in time for Valentine's Day at no cost to fans. So if you're lucky enough to be one of the four people to get on the website, apparently you get it for free. It says it is on us.
I kind of want to, okay, hold on.
The Caviar is a premium Barelli Sturgeon Caviar. Yeah. And you can order this thing on February 10th, exclusively available online.
Hold on. Okay. I'm going to put it on the calendar, exclusively online, February 10th at my time.
The kit drops at 11 a.m. Eastern. That's 9 a.m. our time on Tuesday, February 10th, one week from today.
Okay. I got it on the calendar.
Supplies are limited, so act fast. Order McNugget Caviar.
You better be on that website early. I will.
Okay. It's there. Click done. All right. Will you eat it if I get one?
I will try a bit. If I'm ready to get one? I mean, have you ever had Caviar? Here's the idea, though. Yeah, I've had Caviar. It's not terrible. It's salty. It's salty. Here's the thing. You're supposed to take the nugget and put the creme fraiche on the nugget and then put the caviar on top of that. So you have the McNugget base to hold the caviar to the nugget.
Yeah. It's like a craft project.
Like, yeah, I guess, like a craft project. Sure. That you eat. Creme fraiche, Modge Podge. To hold the caviar to the nugget. It's similar to sour cream, but it's not sour cream.
It's creme fraiche. Like a mayonnaise? No, it's creme fraiche.
It's kind of somewhere between yogurt and sour cream and mayonnaise. You'll find creme fraiche.
Okay, hold on. It's a French cream with a thick tangy and nutty flavor used in both sweet and savory dishes, like soups, sauces and desserts. Yeah. Okay. Look how fancy we are. It's
a glue to hold the caviar to the nugget. So yeah, then, you know, if you end up getting one of these, we're going to have to go grab some nuggets and then we'll try it. I don't expect it to be very good. I don't either. Because caviar on a nugget sounds not great.
Well, I don't really like nuggets. So. All white chicken, delicious nuggets? Yeah, they're not so good.
Our daughter is a chicken nugget at this point.
I know she is. Because she's consumed so many of them. Okay, but you'll try this with me. Sure. Okay. If we get it, if we're lucky enough to be, right, I tried to get the Tillamook. I know. What was it? They only made four of them. The grilled cheese mix thing.
Yeah, the mayo butter.
Yeah. That's what it was. Couldn't deny.
Nope. Because they only made four.
I never get lucky.
Let me look. See if you can get it today. The butter name? Because see, it's not as like hip and yeah, it's still sold out.
I don't think they really made it. I think it was just a marketing ploy. And they were like, check out this new thing we have. But I don't think they actually ever made it.
Well, they sent one to foodandwine.com because they got to do a review of it. Rude. Yeah.
I told them I would do a review on it on this multinational radio station.
That's right.
We get multinational whatever that means. We get triple digits.
There are more than double digits. I would venture to say we're into the triples, maybe quadruples.
Triple digits? We get 100 listeners? At least. At least. Thanks, mom.
Yeah. Oh, there you go. Put this right over the edge. Alrighty. So I've been doing this CPAP thing now for a little over a week and I'm getting used to it for the nighttime, which is good. But here's the thing is that the bridge of my nose right here has got a like a sore from the mask.
So I've been trying to find a good fit. And there's a lot of playing around with straps and adjusting it to try and keep the pressure in the mask while still being comfortable. You can't, you don't want it too tight. But if you have it loose, it'll leak air. And so that's not effective.
It seems like it's too tight because your nose has been rubbed raw.
Well, it's not. And I can't figure out how it's rubbing because nothing's moving. Like everything just sits on my face. So that's super weird to me. But anyway, so I was doing some research this morning.
Well, we did have a friend who told us that you'll start to get used to it on your nose and then you'll just wear down that spot on your nose and it becomes like a, like a callus of sorts.
Yeah. Yeah. Lucky. Oh boy. So anyway, I was doing some research and I found out that the company that makes the CPAP, this is a well known enough issue that they make a CPAP mask nose pad. Yeah.
It's a little sort of clear thing that sits on your nose right there that you stick to your face and then you put your mask on and then it will prevent that from happening. Guess how much they want for that thing? $25. $25. Prices right. Look at you. It's on sale right now for $25. It's regularly $28, but $25 for a pack of one. Get out of here. Yep.
What else could you use?
A bandaid. That was the recommendation from Victor down the hall. He said get little band aids, put a little bandaid on there. Piece of gauze. Piece of gauze. Yeah.
Like a small piece of gauze?
This thing looks super cozy. So does gauze. No.
Gauze is so nice. No. Yes. No.
This is like a clear gel looking thing, which sounds nice.
For $25.
Unreal that it's $25. Put a piece of. It's made by the company that makes the whole CPAP unit. So of course it's $25.
Of course it is. But if you want the little gel thing, put some lotion underneath your bandaid, put your bandaid on, you got a cool gel pouch.
Cool gel pouch.
Or even better, gauze. Why don't you like my gauze? Or here's an even better idea too. What is it? Little piece of fabric. Like a little piece of muslin. I don't want something dry.
Do you see why the gel pad sounds so nice? Because it's not a dry piece of gauze or fabric. But also it has to have a good seal right there. So it's got to be something. Muslin.
No. Why don't you want it dry? I think having, that sounds cold and wet and gross.
I think it sounds delightful.
I do not. Well. Just feel like a slobbery thing on top of your nose.
It's not slobbery. It's a nice gel pad to sit right there. And it's kind of like an upside down T shape. Like a little, like goes up here into my eyebrow area down this way like that. And then sits right on my nose. And then the mask will still hold a seal nice and tight.
For $25. Unreal that it's $25. For one. And how long does it last until you have to replace it? Exactly.
Can you find an off brand version? I don't know. Try the gauze first. If that doesn't work, try the muslin. If that doesn't work, try the bandaid.
Oh yeah. Look, check this out. I found a multi-pack. $24 for a 10-pack. Now that's what I'm talking about. Still $25. These ones are huge though. They look crazy.
Try bandaid first. If you don't like it, try the gauze.
I know. That's what Victor said. He uses band aids. He's like, yeah, it'll help you out. Just throw a bandaid on there. You'll be all right. I'm like, ah, band aids.
No, you want this fancy $25 gel pad. Yeah. It looks cool. I bet it doesn't.
I bet it keeps my face cool. Does your face get hot? Always. I got a hot face. Don't you? No. Oh, okay.
Do you want to try having an isolation year?
What is that? Oh, let me tell you. I don't know what that means.
There's a guy on TikTok. His name is Skip. All right. He's 49 years old. He's from Utah, and he has decided that he is going to live in his room for an entire year.
Okay. He does not leave his room. He's got a live stream that's going to remain active 24-7. He doesn't bring any outside entertainment or unplanned interaction. He lives, sleeps, works out, reads, writes, and spends his time in his bedroom for a year.
What's the bathroom situation?
He does have a bathroom. He's got a bathroom and a shower, and it makes shift gym. Okay. And an elaborate live stream set up. Okay. He's tasked his wife with bringing him food, but he is not allowed to have unhealthy food, especially soda.
Okay. And he's working with a virtual trainer to get himself in shape. He says, it's not about shock value. He wants to create a controlled environment to step away from constant stimulation, reestablish discipline, and rebuild habits around health, focus, and accountability. Interesting.
Is he chatting with people that are watching the stream?
I would assume so. So that's outside forces, isn't it?
It's an interesting concept. I'm not a fan.
A lot of people are saying to this degree, this isolation to this degree is not healthy. You also need some outside time.
Yeah. Are you getting any kind of fresh air and sunshine? He said he's fine. He spent a couple of months preparing for this, and cutting himself off from the outside world is the best thing for him.
All right. That's fine. I feel like he is not doing a service to his wife, you say?
Right. Yeah. She's the one that's going to be making him food and bringing him food. Yeah.
And she's just going to go about her day like normal. I believe so. And do they share a room? Is she like, okay, it's time for bed. Let's go to bed. Or is she in another room and he is isolating himself with the exception of her bringing him meals for a year?
My assumption is that she's living in a different part of the house, and she's just bringing him food and of their relationship.
That's going to get real old. Yeah. How long would you be bringing me food in this scenario? It's supposed to go a year? Yeah. He's going to be needing to get his own food three months.
He's already been in there. Let's see. He started it on January 10th, so he's three weeks into it.
We'll see how long he'll last.
I try to see if I could find him on TikTok so that we could follow him.
I don't know if I want to.
I know I don't want to give him the views.
Yeah, that's what I mean. That's a weird look. I mean, good for you, dude. You have all the free time you want, I guess. How you paying bills? There's so many questions. Yeah. How are you doing for work? There's so many questions.
I'm fine with some isolation time, but I also just like a day. I just need some alone time for a day, and then I'm like, okay, now I need people. Now I need my people. Interesting. Do you want to do it? You can bring me food? No. Why? It's rude.
I'd like to hang out with you more than just that.
Oh, with Captain Dumplings? Mountain Dumplings? You want to hang out with Mountain Dumplings? Are you sure?
You're not Mountain Dumplings. And that was a compliment. Don't give me that look. How? In every way possible.
I wouldn't say that we are luxurious people, but there's sometimes we have a luxury experience, and we go, oh, that's nice.
I think anytime you have a luxury experience, you get into like, I could be a queen. Oh, for sure.
Like real quick. It's real easy for me to experience luxury and then be like, oh, this is exactly where I belong. Why am I living the way that I do?
Yeah, I'm no peasant. I'm a queen. Yeah, like, like, oh, we got box seats to a show or something, and you're like, oh, you commoners. Look up here where I sit.
That's mostly for fun, but it is pretty when you get those luxury experiences or items, you're like, oh, yeah, why have I been living in filth all this time? What do you mean, filth? I don't mean filth. Just you're like, no, this is, this is what I'm made for. Kind of idea.
You feel like you rise to your station
at that point, and you're like, yes, this here is where I belong.
Do you have, is there any kind of luxury item you've tried that you're like, yeah, I can't go back? Like I spent a lot on this, but it was worth every penny. Hmm. For me, a couple of things. My heated seats in my car.
I love this. You're pretty spoiled. That's like, and that's not even necessarily that luxurious, because I think most cars nowadays have them. I don't have it. You don't have it. That's right. I don't think either of the kids have it. Well, their cars are pretty old.
My car is not that new, actually.
That's what I'm saying. My truck is newer than your car, but I don't have it. I sure do like it.
Yeah.
That's a good one. I think a heated steering wheel is the next step up.
Okay. I know. I don't have one of those. That would be, that's where you'd be like, whoa, how would I start? I want a remote start. So bad. What about nice pillows?
Yeah. So I thought about that. And I know we spent some money on some pillows. I don't feel like they're that luxury.
I don't think they are either. I think we should probably spend more money on more luxurious pillows.
I don't know. Why is it that you go to a hotel and they've got nice pillows? Yeah. Hotel pillows are nice. And then they go, oh, it's just these ones. We just get them here and you go, I got those.
They're not the same. What are you doing? What do the people that clean the rooms, what are they doing to those pillows to make them so nice? What I'd like to know. Yeah.
Anything else? I'm trying to think. You recently just bought us these new lights, our kitchen light.
I've been playing around. Yeah. I like it.
And at first I was like, we don't need that. What's the point of that? We don't need that. And it was not necessarily luxurious because it costs just the same as the rest of the lights. So it wasn't like we spent hundreds of more dollars. No. But I was, it could do all these kind of different.
Yeah. It can make it look like clouds. It can make it look like it's on fire. That's right. Like any color you want, you can change your light to that color. Right. And it's just, you can talk to it and it turns on.
That's right. I've hooked it all into our home automation. That is correct.
And again, at first I was like, this is dumb. We don't need this. I kind of like it.
It's kind of cool. It is kind of what have you been playing with?
Oh, I like it night because I don't like harsh lighting at night. Got it. And so everything's dimmable. I like the dimmable aspects.
But you can also change the tone so you can make it an amber color or you can make it so you don't have to have like crazy harsh lighting.
Yeah. And it's nice, bright and early in the morning when I'm like, turn on the light. It's not a harsh like, it's very smooth and subtle. And it's like, oh, that's right. It's running to you too. Yeah.
It helps with the circadian rhythm of things. So
that's pretty luxurious, I'd say.
Yeah. I was trying to think of if there was like a food thing or like a cooking thing where I went like, ah, you know, I'm a little bit hoity-toity about my Blackstone. I like it a lot. And I prefer it to standard grilling. I like the Blackstone. Okay. Like cooking on that.
Do you consider that luxurious though?
It's not inexpensive. Okay. Fair. It is, it is a, you know, for me a one-time expense other than, you know, propane and stuff. But the unit itself is kind of a one-time expense. But I like cooking on that. I don't know.
No, I was trying to think something else. A lot of people, I looked up online what people were saying and a lot of people said, house clean.
We don't have that. Like as in a service? Yeah. Yeah, that sounds pretty luxurious.
I want one of those.
You do? Yeah. No, you don't. Why don't I? Because that person has to go through your stuff and clean. Fine. You're okay with that now? Yeah. I feel like you're not okay with that. And I'll tell you why. You're going to clean before the cleaning person comes over.
Okay, I was thinking about this last night or the other day, not last night, but there was a pile of stuff that I have to take out to the shed because clothes that don't necessarily fit anymore. And I was like, I've made a pact to Josh that, because there's already a box of clothes out there that don't fit. And I said, if I don't have, if I don't fit into these by next summer, I'll get rid of them. But there's a pile of clothes that are waiting to go out there that I just cleaned out of my closet. And I thought, man, if I die tomorrow and somebody has to go through my stuff, that's going to suck. Why? Because I don't want people going through my stuff. What? Well, then don't.
How about? That sounds good. Just don't.
Easy. Done. Okay. So you're right. Maybe I don't want people going through my stuff. You don't. I don't.
You'd be like, oh, the house is too dirty for a house cleaner to come over. I got to clean before they get here.
And I feel like they'd be all judgy about stuff.
Yeah, because it's not their job. Come on now. Yeah. It's a luxury we can't afford anyway. So forget about it.
I know. No need to worry about it.
Now lawn care, I'm kind of into that. Yes. If I could just not have to worry about the grass staying green and somebody could come and put in the sprinkler system and do the things, that's what I'm talking about.
Sprinkler is a luxurious item.
Sprinkler system? Yeah. Yeah. I mean, most houses have it.
I know, but not us. We're so poor.
Not most houses. We live in an older neighborhood. That's why. Not most houses. A few houses in the neighborhood have it. We're not one of them.
I like luxury items. I know. I want to live luxuriously.
I know you do. You're a queen.
We went to an event on Friday and we were meeting people and shaking a lot of hands. And then as I was shaking hands, I was like, why do we shake hands when we meet people?
Like, I don't know. What's the history behind it?
Let me tell you. Because I don't know. It dates back to the fifth century BC in Greece. Okay. And the gesture assured the other person that there were no weapons.
Ah, yes. I think I knew that. Like daggers being held. Right. But even if I shake you with my right hand, I might have a dagger on my left, stab. Yeah, but typically... Secret stab. You know, typically your left hand is your non-dominant hand, so it's probably easier to disarm.
Oh, that's what you think, unless I'm a left hander.
That's what you think. What little did you know? I am ambidextrous. I have trained with both hands. Yeah, I get you. I understand.
So there you go. That's where I came from.
Yeah, okay. But why do we still do it?
Oh, I'll tell you why. There is a neurological connection that happens too. So there's a physical touch aspect of it that fosters feelings of trust by releasing oxytocin. Right. Which equals social bonding. Isn't that cute? I was just thinking. Yeah, that's cute. The next time I meet somebody and I shake their hand, I'm going to be like, look at that social bonding.
Oh. All right, so I just wanted to pull up a couple of different common nicknames for a handshake.
There's nicknames for handshake?
Sure, sure, sure. Like? Bro shake. That's a casual handshake between friends, a bro shake. Between dudes. Yeah, sure. Okay. Okay. A grip or a hand clasp. Those are also words for a handshake. Dap. That's the, it was like, yeah, you know, dab me up.
I do that all the time. Sure, sure, sure. And people think I'm so cool.
There's a clasp, which is normally a firm two-handed greeting where the handshake happens and then the other hand comes in.
Oh, I don't know if I like that. You don't know if you like the clasp? No, it depends, I guess, on who it's from. Okay. But I've had that done before and I go, I don't like that. It feels very controlling. So I don't care for that one. The clasp. No, gross. What about the bone crusher?
No, I don't like that either. No? No. Just do a light handshake.
What about the dead fish? How's that? Or someone calls it the wet lettuce?
I feel like maybe that is my handshake.
You feel like you're a wet lettuce handshake? Let's see.
What do you got here? Okay.
No, that's a good strong handshake. No, I don't like the clasp. See, I told you. But the handshake here is nice. You got a good strong shake. Thanks. Yeah, that's good.
You don't like the clasp either? No.
Same, buddy. It feels predatory. Gross, right? Yeah, I don't care for that. Little controlling. Don't do the clasp. Don't do it. If you're a person who throws that left hand in on a handshake, stop it.
I don't think anybody likes it. Stop it.
Just let your left hand not be involved.
I kind of miss, honestly, what I do miss is like an elbow. Remember when we were doing the elbow?
Sure. I kind of miss that. Sure. What about the handshake, but then instead of the clasp on the hand, it's the behind the arm that gets you at the elbow. Oh. What do you feel about that?
Again, you're invading my space. I know. Stop it.
Leave your left hand out.
I just met you. Stop touching me.
Let's let the left hand not be part of a handshake.
Okay. Let's go right hands. Put it behind your back.
And then, or in your pocket. Just let's just do a normal. Stab. What?
Oh, it's my secret dagger.
See? No, you got to keep that left hand visible. You can't have it behind your back. So I'll raise it. Yeah, that's better. No. I can't. You can't be trusted. Me? Yeah, you fake stabbed my hand when you did a handshake. What about like a pinky promise? Is that like a handshake?
That's what I'm going to do the next time I make somebody go do a handshake.
You just throw in that pinky and you go like, hey, good to meet you. That would be funny. Yeah, that would be funny.
I'm going to do pinkies next time. Yeah. Depends on who it is. Huh. All right. Well, how about it?
There are meat hooks. It's a name for hands. Gross. Yeah. Gross. Let me see that meat hook. Throw that on over here. Gross. Pinkies. Yeah, that's better. I like that.
Do you think you're emotionally responsive to music? Oh, absolutely. Do you think that I am emotionally responsive to music? Very much so. I'm emotionally responsive to everything. Yes, indeed. But yes, there is music that I hear that makes me cry. Sure. There's music that I hear that makes me have goosebumps. Yeah. There's music that I hear that makes me want to dance.
Yes, there is. All of these are true statements.
There is researchers in Japan who came up with headphones that will teach you, okay, so it learns which songs give you goosebumps and then it makes a playlist and gives you more songs that give you goosebumps. Whoa.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Do you want that?
Kind of. So the best people that this works on are people that are emotionally responsive to music.
Oh yeah, there are times I'll hear certain notes and stuff like people are singing live or whatever. Yeah, and I'll go like whoa. Whoa. Yeah.
Not even just singing, just like sometimes throw a cello in there, a sad cello. I'm out. I'm done. I'm on the corner crying. Oh. Get back in your car. In a nice way. Why are you on the corner? So these headphones track your brain waves.
Okay. And then it learns what gives you goosebumps and then the AI builds a playlist based on the results. They're tiny little electrodes that track your neurons and then they also can decide if you're truly enjoying a song or if you're just like casually listening to it. Interesting. Like its background noise. Yeah. Huh.
How about that? Yeah. It's from thousands of songs to give you the perfect goosebumps heavy playlist. Interesting. But I also go, goosebumps are fun because it's like a, it's a shot of, I don't want
to say adrenaline because it's not adrenaline but it's like a surprise.
I don't want to keep having that whoo. You don't? Not really because it's novel.
You think it would, yeah. It's novel, Pete. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But only when you're wearing the headphones. You could just like do normal stuff most of the time. Then you'd be like, you know what? Today I want the goosebumps. Give me my goosebumps playlist.
The headphones don't necessarily. It just tracks your neurons and then gives you the playlist.
What are they called? Are they called goosebumps headphones? No. I was going to say RL Stein is going to be super upset. They're called goosebumps headphones.
I love RL Stein. Yeah. I've read those books when I was in middle school. Yeah. Please. The babysitter because I was a babysitter. Oh man.
The one with the mannequin. That guy was crazy. The one with the mask that you put on and it sticks to your face.
Makes you look like Halloween every day. Scary. Oh. Those headphones are like that. Goosebumps headphones. You can't take them off. You just have goosebumps forever. Oh.
And then you'll be walking around like I'm so cold and I'll be like you're reacting to music.
Take your headphones off. You can't. I can't. They're stuck.
Can't even hear you. I don't know. They're noise canceling. All I can hear is goosebumps music.
When you're going to be able to buy a pair they're still in testing mode. I see. I'll tell you what gives me goosebumps. It doesn't need to listen to my neurons. That's all.
What is it that gives you goosebumps? The cello I just said. That's one thing. That's the only thing.
No, it's some violin. I really like strings. I'm a strings kind of person. Yeah. But also a nice soft little singing voice.
Hitting some notes. I'll tell you when kids are singing and they're doing like a musical thing and they're all in harmony. That'll get you every time. That's good stuff. You have goosebumps right now? No. Me neither. Do you? No, I don't. Oh. Well, I'll find some cello and we'll fix it. Good. You don't need Japan. I got you. Taking care of.
So I saw something yesterday. I don't think it's true because so much of the internet is fake. But it said it was a new airplane on Southwest Airlines from the Boeing company and they had a glass bottom plane. And people said everybody takes a ride on a glass bottom boat to look at the fish. So why not take a glass bottom plane to look at the birds? No. I know. I know it's fake.
The concept of a glass bottom plane is primarily a famous 2013 April Fools prank by Virgin Atlantic designed to promote a new domestic service rather than a functional aircraft.
Because here's the thing and here's how I knew it was fake because I've seen that movie where they're trying to build a rocket to space. What's that movie called? And they're working on the windows. But they have to make sure the windows are strong enough to withhold the speed and the lack of atmosphere. And so I went, no, I know better than that. You can't just put any old, you can't just put planes or windows on planes anywhere you see fit.
Yeah. I'm trying to remember the series. The movie? Because it was from the earth to the moon. Yeah. Yeah. Is the HBO mini series. And yeah, they were trying to figure out how to make the windows big enough you could see out, but then strong enough that they could withstand space travel. And then they figured out that they actually didn't need to be that big. They could be small because you're right next to it. You're close to it. And you can look out a small window and see a whole bunch. You don't need a big window.
And a big windows unsafe. Well, very true. Just like windows on an airplane.
Here's the thing about the glass bottom plane for me. Say. You have to have a pressurized cabin. Yeah. And I just don't know if the concept allows you to be able to properly pressurize a cabin. Plus the floor in an airplane isn't the bottom of the airplane. So if it had a glass floor, all you would see is the luggage compartment.
You're correct. I didn't even think about that step. You're right, Josh. Yeah. You're so smart.
I mean, it's just how airplanes are built. It is a tube, but you're not in the tube.
You're in the top half of the tube. The bottom half of the tube is cargo. Plus also. And stuff. Would you really want to see the fire beneath you that's shooting out of the propulsion system?
Well, you wouldn't see that because that's on the wings.
No, I get it. The fire.
What do they run on? Coal? What do you mean? The fire. Yeah. Coal powered airplanes?
Yeah. You get it. Uh-huh. Would you ride in a glass bottom boat?
I've seen the glass bottom kayaks that people go look at manatees and stuff. Yeah. I don't know. Cool. I don't know. I want to.
I don't know. If there was a plane that was able to have a glass bottom, would you ride in that?
I'm not into the deep water thing. But a plane? Yeah, I don't think so.
No, you're a very cautious person.
I mean, I don't mind a window seat, but I wish I had a better view out of a window seat.
I feel like even like the glass bottom plane, if they were able to make something like this, it would just make people sick. Oh, everyone would get so sick. Yeah.
I mean, it'd be an experience. But I'm okay. I don't need to go flying in a glass bottom airplane to prove something. I'm good. I'll just ride normal airplane. Thanks very much for asking. Let's talk about ifs and buts. Here's the deal. You just went through your closet. You said you've got another box of stuff that you want to take out there. How did you decide what stays and what goes?
The things I decided what goes are too small. Yeah.
That's the end of it. Yeah. Did you try them on? Yes. And said that doesn't feel right. It doesn't.
It does not feel comfortable. Yes. That's what I said. Okay. But I like them. Okay. So I want to hang on to them. And I said, if. Uh-huh. Okay. Say what you're going to say. No, go ahead. If what? I was just going to say, if I lose like 10 pounds. Right.
This will fit again. So do you have any that you keep around that you know you're not going to wear but you keep them around because you feel like they're cute, but maybe you just don't like it? No. No.
Okay. Here's what ifs and buts says. The ifs and buts rule is pretty simple. When you hear yourself making excuses for something like, ooh, I'd really like this sweater if it wasn't so itchy.
Or I'd wear this, but the sleeves are too short. Then you need to start letting those things go because the ifs and buts are going to get in your way. Okay.
And so you've just listed off a personal one that's if this fit better, I would wear it. Yeah. And so you're saying it's too small or whatever to hang on in the closet.
It used to fit. And I used to like it when it did fit. I see. So I already know I like the item. I just, I think it's shrinking in the dryer.
I have that same problem. It's something's going on in the laundry. Yeah. I put on this T-shirt today. I like this shirt. I wear this shirt. Yeah. I had to put a hoodie over it because I felt like it's shrunken the dryer.
I know. Something's happening in the dryer. That's what I'm saying. I've been saying that for a couple of years. So I need to put those clothes in the restretcher. Mm-hmm. Make them fit again.
That's right. In the restretcher. Yeah.
Yep. You know.
No, I don't. What's the restretcher and where's it located?
The restretcher is located in the form of a diet.
No. It's, you keep saying it's not that or that it's not, that it is that and it's not something else. It's something else. That's what I'm trying to say. I see what you're saying. If I can get the words out the right way. Anyway, ifs and buts rule, if you find yourself making excuses to hold on to stuff, let them go.
Ifs and buts were candy and nuts, we'd all have a wonderful Christmas.
I don't know what that means, but sounds good.
You've never heard that before?
Nope. That's the first. That's from, what is it from?
I feel like it was from a movie, but I'm looking it up.
I think it was just you.
No, no. It's from something.
From your lips to my ears. Yeah.
Ifs and buts were candy and nuts, we'd all have a wonderful Christmas. What's it from? If wishes were horses, then beggars would ride. Ifs and buts were candy and nuts. What's it from? I don't know. I can't find it. It says it's a song, but I know.
It just sings songy, but I'm okay without knowing. It's fine. I'm just saying use the ifs and buts rule and stop making excuses to hang on to stuff you're not going to wear in the closet.
I am going to wear it. I said to you, I said, if, if I can't fit into this stuff by next summer, I said this last summer.
By summer 27?
No, this summer.
You said, you just said next summer.
No, I said that last summer. So if I don't fit into it by this summer, what are you, what are you making that face for? You don't believe? No, I do not.
I do not. I last summer when we were cleaning out the shed, I said, I'm going to keep this box of two small clothes in here. And if I don't fit into it by next summer, I'll get rid of it. I said those very words.
And so now you're saying that that is this summer. This summer. Because you just said you took more out. Did they reset the timer? They get a year? No.
It's just looking closer to the end of summer rather than the beginning.
Oh, is that right? Got it.
We had a party over the weekend and we were asked to bring a side or dessert or something. Our friend was making ribs. And so you were like, I'm going to make a macaroni salad. And I said, great, I'll make some peanut butter ball bars.
And I had a recipe that was for no bake peanut butter bars. And here's what happens when I cook. I think I'm a decent cook. I wouldn't say I'm amazing. I wouldn't say I'm gross, but I'm decent. I can whip up something that's palatable, semi-edible.
You do great. I don't know why you're being so mean to yourself. Okay.
But as I'm making this, it called for like two cups of stuff and you were busy using the cup and the other one was dirty that we have a couple of different cups.
And so I said, I'll just use a half cup and I'll put in, you know, enough to make two cups of something. And then I became unfocused and I couldn't remember.
So we had a whole breakdown in the kitchen over this because you said that your brain does, it can't just focus on the recipe and the task at hand. And that you were like, and that's why I'm bad with recipes.
And I always mess everything up because you said somewhere along the way you started doubling things unintentionally because you, you were thinking about what time we had to leave because you still had to do your hair and all like there were so many other things going on in your head that you were not paying attention to what you were doing in the recipe. Yeah. Which I don't understand. I don't have that problem. I know you don't. But I also don't often have to think, what am I going to do with my hair?
So, you know, I have fewer concerns when it comes to most things. To getting ready. Yeah. But I also just, you know, I stay focused. So I was working on the macaroni salad in the kitchen the same time you were doing your thing. So that added a whole nother distraction layer because then there are two people working on two separate dishes independently in the same space, which is a challenge. So I understand that you would get a little bit, you know, used or frazzled or whatever about your recipe. Sure. Okay.
So then I think at one point I was like, no, I think I'm okay. I think, I think I just have a little bit of extra peanut butter, but I think everything else is okay. Tasted it, tasted fine. It just was supposed to be more of a solid and it was the one I had made was a little bit more creamy, goosy. Yeah.
It was more liquidy. Yeah. And it tasted great. I think it tastes fine. Oh, it's delicious.
So when we go to the party and I see some friends eating the dessert, I go, I got nervous. And I said, Hey, if you don't like that, Josh made it.
But if you do like it, then I made it. So rude. And he said, he said, what are you talking about? I said, I just, I never want to be the person that walks into a party and everyone goes, I saw what Chantel brought. Don't make that. Don't eat that. Because we all know a person in some form of our life where you go, I know you did your best, but it's still not great.
For me, it's more of a sanitary thing. Like I don't like if somebody has like cats walking around on the counter specifically. That's one where I go, I just don't know if I can eat food or you cooked at your house.
Aunt Bethany, Jello. Yeah.
With cat food. Yeah. I just, I get a little bit weirded out about home sanitary things and you have no control over it. And so I go, okay, I know that person has many animals.
Do I want to trust it? And it's going to depend on what they brought. You know, a cookie is one thing. But if you brought like a weird pasta salad, I might go like, yeah, what's in that?
Did you mix this with your hands?
Okay. Do you think that's ever a thing?
Depends on, depends on, yes, I do. Yes, I do. Okay. We've been in group settings before where you don't typically know a lot of the people and it's a potluck and you go, I don't even, I barely know you.
So here's the thing. I think a potluck with close friends is an okay time. With family and close friends, fine. But the community potluck, count me out.
I will say that right directly in front of my peanut butter bars, there was some store bought peanut butter bars that hadn't been touched. And mine had been eaten. And so that was a win for me. And I went, ha, ha.
Well, you know, and I know who brought the store bought ones and I feel bad about that. Cause I don't know if they got opened.
Oh, and now I feel bad. Well, you should.
It was friends. It was all friends. I know it was all friends. So you shouldn't have a food competition with friends.
No, it wasn't. It wasn't a competition with a friend. It was a competition for the store bought item. It was, did my peanut butter bars win over the professionally made store brand ones?
I see. So it wasn't like a, nobody ate yours. Thanks for bringing us. I see what you're saying. It was mostly like a,
hey, nobody wanted the professionally made ones. I see. They wanted the homemade ones. I got you. That was my win. I see.
I see. I do see. I understand. But here's the thing. If you are the person who brought the store bought ones, you could take those home and have them all to yourself.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. And that's a win. And we love you. And we appreciate you. Please still be my friend.
See, you're conflicted with, I need people to like me and not be mad at me. And also I want to win. Yeah. Yeah.
See, that's a tough place for you to be in. It wasn't a matter of winning. I just didn't want anybody to be like, hmm, Chantel always brings the gross stuff. Right.
And I also like how you pegged it on me if it was gross.
Because no one would believe it. Who? Because everyone knows that you're a good cook. Who knows that? Everyone in that group. No one. Because you've cooked for those people many times.
Well, you know, when you roll into a camp and you go, hey, I'll take care of breakfast. And they're like, what are you going to make? And I'm like, who likes homemade eggs Benedict? Because I'll be doing that at camp. Yeah. You know, it's fun. I like cooking for people.
So they know they wouldn't believe it. They'd be like, no, Josh makes good food. Chantel, on the other hand, watch out.
I've never heard a single person say that. Mediocre. Who's ever said that? My own self. Good job beating yourself up.
I know. I should probably go back to therapy. Yeah.
Yeah. Oh, I just checked. It's time for would you rather this or that?
Would you rather be remembered as funny or kind?
Kind. Really? Yeah. I heard something yesterday that I thought was kind of interesting. Somebody said, don't be nice. Be kind. And I spent some time with that because that's really interesting advice. And what they said was that if you're nice, you're being false. That's not always true. But if you're kind, you're actually caring. Or if you're being nice, you're like, oh yeah, I should be nice. I gotta be nice. But if you're being kind, it's authentic. It's not for some other purpose. It's very interesting. It's an interesting thing. Interesting. Yeah, so I would rather be kind.
I would rather be funny. Oh yeah? Yeah, I like being funny. I like making people laugh. Yeah, no, I know. I like that.
It's a big thrill for me. You know what I like? What? Intentionally not laughing when you're trying.
I know. It drives me crazy because more than anybody else, like when you laugh at what I do or say.
I'm going to quit.
I'm just going to go. I know you don't ever. And then I go, what am I even performing for? Yeah. There's a wasted performance. Yeah, it was. I know. I'm going to stop. I'm just going to make everyone else laugh.
But you, it doesn't matter anyway. I had some, listen, I had some. Zingers.
Zingers over the weekend. I was pretty proud of. I left. I left our party with our friends going like, yes. I won.
I won that night. In the competition of. There was no competition. It wasn't how did you win? It was the competition of myself because I go into events and go, I got to be the best version of myself.
It's always just a competition with myself. You got to call your therapist. Why? I'm in competition with myself. Yeah. Yeah. It's healthy.
Anyway, I'd rather be funny.
Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. I'll take kindness. Just, you know, because. I'm boring. Whatever. You looked over here and you said, oh, we're going to talk about that because that is the dumbest thing we've done. You said, we. Yeah.
Like it was my fault as well. I opened up my phone. I saw a funny video. I sent it to you. You got the notification. You opened the app and watched the video and you said, that's funny.
I need to share that with Josh and you sent it right back to me. And then you said, that's the dumbest thing we've ever done. Is that right? Is that what happened? I feel like that's what happened.
Yeah. Yeah. What's funny is I was just scrolling on my own TikTok and then I went, oh, Josh sent me something. And so I looked at it and I laughed and laughed and laughed and I go, Josh is going to like this.
And so I sent it to you. Yeah, you did. And then I tried to keep scrolling because that's what you do. And I was like, why can't I scroll?
Why can't I keep scrolling? And then I realized that I was in my messenger and that you had just sent me that. Seconds earlier. And then I busted a gut.
Yeah, you did. I looked up and went, what is wrong with you? And then I got the notification you had sent me the video and I went, you sent it back. You sent the same video back. It was so good. We had to share it with each other. You've got to see this video. You just sent me. It's so good.
That's the dumbest thing we've ever done.
We got it. I mean, Josh, when you get married, you're one.
That Spice Girls song, when two become one. I don't know it. Oh, that's what happens. Oh, is it? When you get married. What's yours is mine and all that.
Yeah, yeah, I know that part. You share in my dumbness because you're married to me. Oh, okay. That's how it goes. It's just the facts.
It's just the way it is. Facts of marriage. So welcome. Like I'm new at this.
Welcome. Enjoy your stay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, I think on that hilarity, I think we're going to wrap up the show.
Hey, find some hilarity today.
You know, you know, or find some kindness. Both.
Find some both. Find some both. You can be hilarious and kind. That is true. Not at the same time sometimes, but. What?
Why do you have rude hilarity?
No. I'm not saying you have a rude hilarity.
You can't be kind at the same time that you're having a good time. You see what I'm saying? No. Okay. Well, have a good day then. We'll be back tomorrow morning. Check out the podcast. You can listen to the show on demand. Everywhere podcasts are available. I believe we are at 397 today.
What? 397 or 398. We're real close. Look at that.
Yeah. Within the next couple of days, we will hit 400 episodes of the podcast. That's pretty awesome, Josh. I think it's very awesome. What are we doing? Making a new show every day. Thanks for hanging out with us. We'll see you back here.
Manana. That's tomorrow. Adios. Donde.
That's goodbye. Donde. Aki. See ya. Bye. Bye.
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