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Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Friday, June 27th, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
Josh started the day off by realizing he missed an appointment yesterday, there's a fancy bedtime mode on our phones, volunteers playing music for shelter animals is good news, what are the best home remedies for a curling iron burn, how many heads tall are you, Josh got some info to connect with our favorite celebrities, are you going' jeepin' boys, Chantel's problems are everyone's problems, we tested our daughter's knowledge of '90s slang, what is T.I.A., we're just a week away from the 4th of July, a bonus would you rather pits sauce against kissing, rain seems to be better than a heatwave, and the Teton pass will be closed this weekend.
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Intro
(2:36) - Josh missed his oil change appointment
(7:06) - Bedtime mode on your phone
(12:10) - Good News to Get You Going
(14:59) - Home remedies for burns
(20:46) - Head proportions
(27:56) - Have your people talk to my people
(37:04) - Goin' jeepin' boys?!
(40:59) - Chantel's problems are everyone's problems
(45:38) - '90s slang phrases
(49:06) - T.I.A.
(51:55) - Riverfest & 32nd Annual Melaleuca Freedom Celebration
(54:45) - Sauce vs kissing
(59:16) - Would You Rather This or That
(1:02:26) - Teton pass is closed this weekend + outro
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Full show transcript:
Well, this right here is the introduction to our Friday episode of wake up classy 97, the podcast. This is episode 258. Wow. Look at us just trucking along. Yeah.
Is anybody listening? I think so. Hey. I just read, you're get a load of this. Get a load of this.
I am ready. Get a load of this. Researchers in China have found a new way to treat sinus infections. What is it? Leeches up your nostrils.
Well, kind of. They they're always putting bugs in places. What we do bug. It's not a bug. They're gonna shoot a swarm of microscopic robots up your nose.
No way. They think the technology could be ready for prime time in five years. Nanobots. Yeah. Yes.
Nanobot technology. Yeah. Yep. They're technically microbots because they're still big enough to see under a normal microscope. But even microbots are very, very small.
So what I wanna know is what happens when they're done? So they shoot them up your nose. K. They're smaller than a speck of dust Yeah. Way thinner than a human hair Right.
And they're programmed to wipe out bacteria. Uh-huh. It's not clear how many they're gonna shoot, but they say You want a bunch of robots crawling around in your head? And they say a swarm of them. Yeah.
They've tested them on animals, and they've used them to treat sinus and bladder infections in animals. Oh, no. They still don't know how to get them all out of your body when you're inside. But they're hoping that they'll just come out when you blow your nose. They're hoping.
We we hope it'll all work out. Like, we're all getting microplastics in places, and they're like, no. Literally, let's inject you with robots. A swarm of robots. And then hope they all come out.
Don't worry. They'll come out when you go out your nose. Job is it to count those. Alright. We put 1,500 robots in your nose.
We've only got 1,268 out. We gotta get the rest. That's horrible. It's not and what if one, like, crawls out? You won't notice.
They're microscopic. They are microscopic. Ugh. I don't know if this is a good idea. It's not.
And what if they crawl up in your brain? It's not. Uh-oh. It's not a good idea. Hey.
Shut it down. Alright. Here's today's show. I am, excited to be here on a Friday. Me too.
I am, Don't you always just wake up on a Friday? Like, you're just like, whoo. There's a different energy. Is there? Yeah.
Okay. There is. It feels the same. I I think, it's the same. Oh, no.
It's different. That's me. You know? Different energy. Yeah.
I woke up, you know, got ready, got into the truck, turned the key to start it, and a notification popped up on my truck. Guess what I forgot yesterday? I don't know. What'd you forget? I had an appointment to change my oil.
Oh, Josh. Uh-huh. And before you even start, I did. Put it in your calendar. I did.
How did you forget that? I have I was so busy. I was wrapped up, here in the studio, and it just complete like, I didn't get out of here on time. Like, I I would have been way late for it anyway. I was working on a bunch of fourth of July stuff, getting ready for all that.
So I was I was very involved. What time was your Like, 02:40. And I didn't get out of here until oh, it was way later. Well, that's a bum deal, bud. I know.
Sorry about it. So now I gotta reschedule that. Yeah. And when I called a couple of days ago, they were like, oh, sure. Yeah.
We got, stuff on Thursday or Friday. And I I'm busy this afternoon, so I was like, well, I'll do Thursday. It will be perfect. Man. So I I my truck is very smart, and it says service required soon.
And I'm like, oh, no. That was supposed to have been done yesterday. Whoops. That's how my morning started. Well, sorry about that, bud.
Yeah. So you're not feeling the Friday energy? Because you feel like a dope. I feel right out the gate, like, a goof. Yeah.
Way to go, you goof. I bet the people in the service department were like, I don't think that guy's gonna show up. They don't care. They move on to the next video. What I'm saying.
They're like, let's keep rolling. They they aren't gonna even give me five minutes. If you don't check-in, you don't show up in the system. Oh. So they're they're not, like, waiting for me.
It's not like, oh, Josh is gonna be here. Everybody clear the bay. No. They just work you in, and that's why they say it'll be, you know, about an hour because you gotta drop it in the line, and then they pull it in when you got there. By making an appointment, really, you're just saying, like, hey.
Is there a slower time during your day where it'd be okay to drop it off? But I don't know that it matters that you need an appointment. Maybe I should just show up. I just show up to the place that I go to. I just show up.
Mhmm. And then they say, pull into the bay. That's true. And then I go, okay. Thanks.
That's true. And then they quickly get it done. Yeah. And then they say, your air filter needs changed. Yeah.
And you go, I know. And then your coolant needs refilled. And this Well, yeah. That they should be filter needs changed. That was they say?
The other filter needs changed. Just those two. And all this other stuff. Yeah. And I go Look at all these things your car's overdue for that we you could pay us to do.
I know. That's all they're doing. Bring that paper home, and I go, Josh, look at all this stuff I have to do. And you go, that's not important. This is look at all this sales pitch I got.
Look at all this money they want. But they say it's overdue. Yeah. And then that makes me feel nervous. Like, I should get those things taken care of.
Why they do it. Who do I trust? Yeah. You are the oil change people. I don't know.
Well, you get your oil change. Recommends that this many miles, you get this service done. Yeah. Exactly. $450.
We can do that for you today. No. See yeah. That's why I need you to go because you tell them no, and I would be like, yeah. We better get that done.
We we better get all of the things done. It sounds serious. It does. Yeah. Pretty pretty serious.
Sorry about your oil change, bud. That's fine. I'll get it done eventually. Good morning. I don't know if this is just on Apple phones or if this is on Androids as well.
Okay. But there is a feature that people are using called landline mode. What is that? Basically, it sets your phone to do not disturb on everything but phone calls, and then people are just leaving their phones somewhere in their house, and that's landline mode. Okay.
Minimizing distractions is the goal, achieved by customizing notification settings typically with the focus or do not disturb mode. I do do not disturb mode, at night. I have a bedtime mode that my phone automatically goes into. Really? And then I have favorited certain contacts, and those are the only ones that can ring through in the middle of the night.
I want that. You have that. How do I do that? Well, play with your phone a little bit. No.
I just use it for three things. Uh-huh. How do you do it, Josh? You're supposed to show me this stuff. You just go in and set it up.
Oh, Josh. Just go into your settings, look for bedtime mode, and set it up. That's really cool. Yeah. I like that our phone does that.
And then do not disturb mode, you gotta kinda build this yourself. It's not anything that you I don't think it's phone specific. It's just an actual, like, putting your phone into a focus do not disturb mode Yeah. So that it it can only, you know, only certain calls can ring through The focus and that's basically it. Is, like, we don't have that.
That's just an Apple thing. Yeah. Do not disturb is what it's called on Android. It's better. It's a better name.
I don't know that it matters that much. Like, let me let me look here and see. Because I know you go into Makes me laugh is that they're just leaving it in a random spot. Yeah. So I have So that when somebody calls In my modes, I have do not disturb, bedtime, and driving.
And my bedtime mode is while charging after 11PM. So both of those things have to be true in order for it to automatically go into bedtime mode. So after 11PM, while my phone is sitting on the charger, it goes into bedtime mode, and only those certain contacts can call through. But but everything else, all my other beeps turn off all night. I need that.
What's Bedtime mode. Contacts. Do you have them can get through? Oh, only you, and you're in the same room. No.
It's I don't know. I'll have to look Okay. At the people. It's all these people. Head clock.
Right here. It's these the moat. I found it. I know. It's these 12 people.
12 people? Yeah. You let 12 people get through? Yeah. Oh.
Including work stuff. Live it. Which is the part where I go, meh. But I like this. Just, it's just that's how it works.
I like that mode, better than this landline mode thing because, you know, I get it. You wanna minimize distraction. That's fine. And that's the whole point. But Okay.
How right now, I'm trying to set it up, and it it says that I it's not set yet, but I do have some people that can get through. Mhmm. You, Beck, and Emery are the only three that can get through that. Those are the people you have set as favorites. How do I add more people?
You go into the you go into your contacts, and you click the little star button. And then they become a favorite, and then they can get through. Oh. It's that easy. And just like that, you learned how to use your phone a little bit more today.
I know. Have fun. So I thought we were gonna talk about landline mode, but here we are talking about bedtime mode. Well, bedtime mode's way better. Yeah.
It is. I mean, look. I like I said, landline mode is isn't a button you can push. It is, it is building your own routine like that. It is putting your phone in do not disturb or focus mode.
Lottie. Yeah. I'm excited about it, Josh. Okay. Thanks for doing this.
Now I'm going through all my contacts and favoriting people. Oh, good. Not that person. They don't get scared. The new thing that iPhone did roll out.
What? It it like, similar to a VIP thing, they rolled out, get this, a top eight. No. Yeah. Why are we my spacing Apple?
Yeah. Stop it. Because we've never done this before. We're innovative. You you can, you can choose eight people to be your top eight.
And then on your home screen, you can put the top eight widget No. So that you can quick connect to those eight people. What if you don't have eight people and you have to have Tom in there? Yeah. Well, he'll sit there in his chair looking back at you like he always does.
Hey. What's up? Do we have headphones? There they are. There they are.
There you are. It's time for some good news to get you going on, on Friday. A few years ago, a 12 year old named Yuvi Agarwal from Houston, Texas noticed that his family's restless golden dood toodle I just read this story. The dog's name is Bozo, which I think is very, very funny, chilled out whenever he played the keyboard, and the observation inspired him to wonder if music could soothe shelter animals as well. And so with the help of his parents, UV founded a charity group.
It's called Wild Tunes. Yep. And he recruited musicians to play in animal shelters, which is so cool. And the effort has been a very big success. Thanks to UV's hard work and imagination, there are already 100 volunteer musicians and singers of all ages and abilities performing for stressed out animals at nine different shelters in Houston, New Jersey, Denver.
It's spreading all over the country. That's awesome. Which is really cool. UV said, he he was playing some songs from the Beatles and Ed Sheeran, on his portable keyboard. He said, you don't have to understand the lyrics to enjoy the music.
Just enjoy the melody and the harmony and the rhythms. UV continues to grow the network of volunteers and is motivated to, by the results that he's seeing. He remembers a rescue dog named Penelope that refused to come out of her enclosure to be fed. But within a short period of, of you of UV playing, she went from not even coming out of her kennel to, licking him all over his face and nibbling his ears. So, really warmed up with the the soft relaxing music, which I think is so cool.
It's really cool. Is it that, or is it just the consistency of seeing a face? Well, it Or both. I just said I don't know if it was on multiple times. It doesn't really say within a short period.
I was watching I was just watching the video. I think it's great. I think it's really great. Yeah. But I was watching the video.
There's some dogs that are, like, listening, and then there's some dogs that are kind of backed in their kennel, like, I don't really like this. Okay. There's there's a girl that's playing the which one goes down? The clarinet. And then maybe sideways?
Yes. Maybe the clarinet is not the right instrument. Yeah. There's a dog that's like, I don't really like the clarinet. Maybe we could play something else.
Learn the keyboard. I heard I heard of this guy who plays the keyboard. I wanna hear that. There's a keyboard in there in this video. Okay.
Well, UV plays the Cubes. Plays the, the keyboard. But, anyway, kind of a cool story, and I would say that's good news to get you going. It's great news. How's your neck?
Better today. Is it? It just looks it looks gross. Let me see. Yeah.
Looks all like a burn. It looks grosser today than it did yesterday. That's the thing about burns. It doesn't hurt. Well, that's good.
I mean, you said yesterday when it happened. You said it barely touched you. The curling iron? Yeah. Yeah.
Are you curling your hair now? Yeah. Oh, that's dangerous. I heard I heard people burn their neck doing that. Who?
And you. So I posted on the classy Facebook page, what are your home remedies? And I got a lot of responses. Somebody said, are you sure it's not a leech? Are you are you?
It does kinda look like a leech. Are you sure it's not a leech? Did you try peeling it off? No. But here's what I I wanted to thank everybody for all of the suggestions.
Alright. But there's a couple on here, like, typical stuff that you would think, like aloe vera. Sure. Somebody said pure vanilla extract on a cotton ball. Really?
Yeah. Interesting. Right? And then somebody else there's a couple of different responses for mustard. Interesting.
Mustard on the burn. I think they got that wrong. Nice. Yeah. Mustard on the burn, bro.
Yeah. Nice, Josh. I just thought that was interesting. I've never heard that. Desitin and egg whites, not together.
Those are two separate things. Okay. Which the egg whites, I feel is interesting, but I also will never do that because I don't like the smell of eggs. Okay. And since this burn is so close to my nose I get that.
Never gonna do that. Here's what they say about vanilla extract, because I had to go back to that. Okay. It has been traditionally used as a home remedy for burns. However, there's limited scientific evidence to support its effectiveness.
Some studies suggest that vanilla extract may have and anti inflammatory properties, which could potentially help soothe burns. And the alcohol content in vanilla extract may provide a cooling sensation, which can temporarily relieve pain. K. Did you look up mustard? Mustard.
Mustard. Mustard on a burn. Applying mustard to burns is not recommended and can be harmful. Mustard contains irritants that can worsen the burn and cause pain. Oh, no.
Mustard can introduce bacteria into a burn wound, increasing the risk of infection. Mustard can interfere with the body's natural healing process, prolonging the healing time, And some people may be allergic to mustard, which can cause a severe skin reaction. Okay. Not mustard. I thanks for your suggestion, ladies.
Yeah. I probably am not gonna use mustard. It's just what the Internet says. What else you got? I think those oh, egg whites was one.
Egg whites on a burn. Egg whites. Again, I'm not gonna use that because I don't like the smell of eggs. And it does say here that applying egg whites to a burn is generally not recommended due to a risk of infection. Oh, plus also it stinks.
Desitin? What's up that one? What is desitin? Desitin is, diaper rash Oh. Ointment.
Based on the provided research, Desitin multipurpose healing ointment can be used on minor burns. It helps protect the area, soothe irritation, and promote healing by forming a barrier on the skin. Do not use Desitin on serious burns, deep or puncture wounds, or animal bites. I haven't used Desitin in a very long time since my kids are old, but I can still I can smell it right now. Oh, yeah?
Yeah. I don't think I can. No. You wouldn't because you didn't you weren't in charge of diapers most of the time. I just you know, I don't think I ever applied Desitin even when I was doing diapers.
Maybe you should have. No. You didn't do very many diapers. What are you talking about? I didn't say I did, like, a mountain of diapers.
I just said when I was doing diapers, I wasn't doing Decitin. Oh. It's the same that's all I'm saying. Okay. That's all you're saying.
Yeah. Anyway Diapers were not my thing. No. There's there's nobody who goes diapers are my thing? There's some people that don't mind.
I don't mind, but it's just a it's not something I love doing. Yeah. I mean, like, when the diaper needs changed, the diaper needs changed. I I'll jump in, I guess. I'll just get it done.
Hand me the baby. Let's go. But but I don't look forward to it ever. I was like, yeah. Type of change of time.
Nobody does. Nobody does that. Are you crazy? Hand me the Desitin. Time to change a diaper.
Anyway, thanks for all the suggestions for my burn. It looks better. It feels better. What have you done? Just some aloe.
Okay. Because that's all I had. I mean, I had mustard. I'm glad you didn't do the mustard. Had egg whites.
I'm glad you didn't do the egg whites. I'm not gonna do the egg whites because, oh, it's gonna smell bad. The vanilla one has potential. The vanilla one is interesting. Mhmm.
Maybe I'll peel it like a leech next. Ugh. Yuck. I don't wanna watch that. No.
I'm not gonna do that. No. That sounds awful. Somebody said, whoever did that has very thin lips. Well, it's a hickey.
It wasn't Josh because you don't have thin lips. Great. Now I'm competing with some thin lipped person. Your number one celebrity crush is Christina Ricci. Mhmm.
We have a friend who thinks that she has a disproportionate head. Well He thinks that her head, looks like a bobblehead. He was next to her on a plane. Listen. And he said, that's not a real size head.
Listen. It's really offended you. It has. Why? I don't know.
Because I disagree wholeheartedly. I think everything is alrighty. I don't know why you gotta bash. I didn't bash at all. I'm not a part of this fight.
I feel like I feel like you jumped in because that you were like, yeah. Try to take my man. No. Take him. Rude.
I've just. So, that's probably why. That's probably why what? Why I'm I'm upset about it. Why?
It's because I don't I don't agree. I think I don't think she has I don't think her head looks too big for her body. It's not. I think she has a large forehead. Is this when she when her hair is pulled back?
Yeah. When she does the side swoopy thing and this side of her forehead is out, it's like, woah. That's a lot of that. That's a lot of forehead. No way.
Yeah. Wait. You even said so yourself. No. I said it's not the best look.
I don't like the the hair pulled back look. Okay. I didn't say, woah. But it doesn't matter. This is this is Yeah.
You're still like, I don't care. Yeah. I mean, this is this is a person that I don't know. This is a person that, you know, I only see in movies and and Your dreams? The Internet and and all of my dreams.
Yeah. Exactly. Okay. So then we have another friend. We were in this conversation.
Our other friend is an artist. Right. So we asked him. You're gonna have to help me with the rules because I don't still quite understand the rules. In art, in in animation, in in body proportion, whenever you're creating art, there is a number of, heads tall that the body should be for the head to be in proportion.
If you're drawing everything on a on a scale. And and as he said, like but then what'll happen is people will play with proportions, and they'll intentionally make things bigger or smaller to emphasize a character. Okay. So if you have if you have everything in proportion, your body, including your head, should be seven heads tall. So you gotta measure your head Yeah.
And then you gotta take your entire height and divide it by the height of your head. And if the number is around seven to seven and a half heads, you're in proportion. Yeah. If it's fewer than seven heads or it's more than seven heads, your head is disproportionate to your body. So we measured.
That was our evening activity. Then that became everybody measure your head. And did you write down the results? I did. Okay?
I can't but I don't remember who is who. I wrote seven point four and 7.8. I was seven point four. Okay. So I must be the seven point eight.
I think your head instead of a long head. Means your head is smaller. If you have more heads to your body's total overall proportion, you have a smaller head. Is seven point eight the size of the height divided by your head height. That's not the length of my head.
The seven point eight? Seven point eight's your total. Okay. So I think you had, like, a 10. It's a it's a it's closer to nine.
Okay. I don't have a ten head. I have a nine head. My head is nine inches tall. Seven point eight was me?
Yeah. Which is over seven and a half, by the way. Which means small head. My head is proportionate to my butt. Is smaller than your body's proportions.
You have a small head. You wanna be in the seven to seven and a half range. You're outside of that. Oh, well, how I don't understand how it makes me have a small head, though. The bigger the number, the more heads tall you are.
You are seven point eight heads tall. I am seven point four. I am within the range. Good job. Thanks.
Way to be in range. I did it myself. Also, the way we're measuring heads, not very scientific. It's just a, what, a fabric ruler? What is that ruler?
The little rolly up one? Just a yeah. Measuring tape. Yeah. But it's not it's not a very accurate What would you use?
No. A caliper. But we gotta get it. You gotta get your chin. You gotta get under here, and you gotta get the point at the top of your head.
Yeah. And that that eyeballing it with a tape measure across the front of your face, not accurate. I think you measured when my mouth was open too, so it made my head appear longer. Which means that your number is more than 7.8, if that's what you think. I don't think that.
I don't wanna I don't wanna try to eat eight full heads. I know. That's what I'm saying. You got a small one. It's just the whole process was ridiculous I know.
And hilarious and a good waste of time. I had a great time doing it. Yeah. There was a lot of laughs. Did I?
Sure. Why didn't you? All I got to hear was forty five minutes of hating on my celebrity crush. That's all. That's all I heard.
And then let's all measure our heads for fifteen minutes. So it was an hour long. It was long. Longer time measuring heads. What else can we measure?
That was fun. No. No. Okay. Nothing?
We did measure head circumference as well. Do you remember that number? Yeah. Shoot. I didn't write that one down.
Yeah. Me neither. 20 something. We were all in the twenty range. I I don't know.
I was, like, twenty three, I think. I had a big head. I think Emory was twenty two. No way. She and I had the same size head.
And it's, like, twenty one. There's, like, a two inch difference. I got a big noggin. Dang it. I was gonna bring the measuring tape today.
Darn it. I'll remember on Monday. Don't fret. Don't you fret. I'm not going to remind you.
I'm not gonna remind you. Don't worry. I'll put it in the calendar. I'll remind myself. You're not reliable to remember anything.
Easy. Easy. Easy. Yesterday on the show, you informed me that Steve from Blue's Clues is starting a podcast Uh-huh. Called Alive.
Yeah. And, all I saw yesterday was story after story after story after story about this. You heard it here first. I I did hear it from you first, early in the morning, and then I saw it all day long. I saw more of it today.
But I thought, you know what would be cool is if we could get Steve on the show to talk about No. His podcast. No. I'd be too shy. Why?
Because it's Steve. It's just it's Steve. So I sent a message, via Instagram, just DMs, you know, normal stuff just to say, hey, Steve. Hope this message finds you well. Would love to do an interview if you think, you know, you might be interested.
Whatever. Hope to hear from you soon. Did he respond? I had no response from Steve, but then I thought there's gotta be another way to get in touch with with Steve. And so I did a little digging, and I found Steve's manager.
And I emailed Chad, Steve's manager. And Chad wrote me back. And Chad informed me that they're holding off on that for right now, but thank you for your interest. But I did get a response from Steve's manager. So then I thought, well, if I could find Steve's manager, who else could I find?
So little bit of digging, I found agent, manager, and publicist for Christina Ricci. I found agent manager and publicist for Paul Rudd. I found agent publicist for Jake Johnson. Oh, I booked Jake Johnson. Agent manager and publicist for Adam Sandler.
I I can find everybody. Yeah. That doesn't mean Doesn't mean I'll ever get to talk to anybody. Or that any of those people are gonna respond to you. I know.
But I was I I felt pretty accomplished as I kinda went down this rabbit hole of of research of who do you talk to to get in touch with people. Yeah. You know? When they go, oh, have your people call my people. Who are your people?
I've been digging to find those people. Okay. You've seen you've seen that Kelly Clarkson talk show. I don't watch it, but I saw the clip where Jack Black met with, Tanner Yes. From Uh-huh.
Up on the spectrum. Sure. And Tanner was so stoked to meet Jack Black and just kept hugging him and was so excited to meet him. You saw that clip? Yes.
And so I watched Jack Black was on Amy Poehler's podcast. And so I was listening to him, and she was like, tell me about meeting Tanner from Love on the Spectrum. Right. And Jack was like, oh, he was the the best dude. He was the sweetest guy, and he was like, he just wanted to hang out.
That's all he wanted to do was hang out. And so Amy Poehler asked him if they were gonna hang out. And Jack Black said, well, his people are in touch with my people. There you go. It's because you can't you can't have a direct line to the celebrity.
Right. I agree. So just real quick, I wanna see if I could find Jack's Jack Black's people. I've got his manager, publicist. I don't I don't need his legal representative or his, his rep for his union, but I do have his manager and publicist.
It's a bat. I wonder if that's the first step when you, like, first get your first movie gig. You're like, I gotta get a publicist. I gotta get a manager. I gotta get You have to have a talent agent.
You have to because that's how you get jobs. Well, you have an agent for sure. But And then you have to have When does the publicist come into play? When does the manager come into play? Gotta come in, like, right away.
You have to have somebody who's like, okay. We run because you have so so many requests. Like, especially if you're in a blockbuster. What does the publicist do exactly? So my understanding is that the publicist is the person who handles your PR.
So your publicist is, like, approving articles about you. And and If you say something dumb, they're like, hey. Here's your how to apologize. Right. Yep.
And then your manager and your agent are very similar in that they they find job opportunities for you, so they've pre vet. So you only get sent stuff that they're like, yeah. This would this is up your alley. And then you need legal representation. Right.
Holy smokes. Yeah. It's gotta be exhausting being a celebrity. Yeah. I mean, that kind of stuff, that's the minutia.
That's the stuff that's, like, blah. Right? Like, then there's need, like, real people who know what they're doing to handle that. Absolutely. Yeah.
And what what I found so just just because I I'm right here. So the person that represents Jack Black also represents Jason Siegel, Jason Schwartzman, Maisie Williams. I don't know who that is. Yes. You do.
She's from, she's Arya in, Arya Stark. Also, I'm looking here Chelsea Handler. So the same person has this particular person has 10 clients. That's a big job. Right.
And that's why they'll have, like, a point person. They'll have, like like, their main manager who's their point person, and then they will have, like, three other names that they've said, yeah. If if you're unavailable, send it to this person or this person. So the second person, the second, manager, has the exact same 10 people. So they have multiple points of contact.
And I have emails, but that's the best I get. Right? Well, again, they're back to get out of the box. I do have some phone numbers. Go ahead and call one.
I will I might No. Just to see. Who should I call? No. No.
That makes me so nervous. Should we call Paul Rudd's manager? Go for it. I have the phone number and the email for Paul Rudd's point person. That's insane.
That's crazy. Also, as I just said, this person also, is the manager for Jason Bateman, Jennifer Aniston, Mark Ruffalo, Selena Gomez, Olivia Rodrigo. There's some names. The talent agent, Paul Rudd's talent agent, also Owen Wilson, Bryan Cranston, Seth Rogen, Vincent how do you say his last name? DiNaprio?
Yes. Adam Scott, James Franco, Natalie Dormer, Aaron Paul, Nick Kroll, Max Greenfield. I know. And Molly Shannon. I wrote down all these names because I I knew you'd be excited.
This is the people. I found the people. Yeah. But then when you get him on the horn, what are you gonna talk about? Let me get them to say.
I don't even know. Exactly. Because they aren't even gonna do publicity stuff unless they have a project to promote. Right? Like, I I mean, I could just send emails and say, hey.
Listen. I'm looking for guests. Please let me know if you have anybody available with a project. And I might get some, like, low tier stuff. But I think you might also have to start there.
You might also have to start real low and say, hey. Of a a heat no. No. Thanks. Too much rejection.
What are you talking about? Wait. Who are you guys in? We're in Idaho. Yeah.
You're in Idaho? Yeah. No. Thanks. Yeah.
I know. I just I'm excited I found some people. And I was gonna tell you about this last night, but I was like, nope. I'm not telling you until we're on the show. Because you all were coming at me, and I thought I could call her right now Okay.
And tell on you all. Okay. Listen to what these people around me are saying about you. To you right now. That's what I'm saying.
Tell her we all think she's got a disproportionate head. Exactly. And that's why I'm like, this is ridiculous. You guys are being so rude. I'm gonna call right now and talk to her publicist, her manager, and her talent agent and say, listen to these fools.
Will you go measure her head right now? No. And tell us No. No. No.
That is not what I was gonna say. We need to get to the bottom of this. That's awful. Well, good job. Yeah.
You've been I don't know what I'll do with it, but I've I do have I do have some contact. We'll see. I just think it'd be fun. Don't you think it'd be fun? You put it in your phone.
You'd be like, that's, like, your next party trick. Oh, I got Paul Rudd's manager in my phone. One minute. Yeah. Hold on.
Stupid. And then I get, like, a please lose this number. Yeah. Exactly. Like, that's what I'm gonna get.
What is this? Yeah. Please never call this number again. Desist. Yeah.
If you call this number again, we will find you. One of my main thrills in life is embarrassing our kids. It's it's not difficult. No. It's pretty easy, especially when one of them is a 15 year old, and everything embarrasses her.
But yesterday, we were driving in the car, and there was two jeeps driving one in front of the other. Yeah. And they both had their tops down. Yeah. They were having a some summer Jeep adventure.
Yeah. Yeah. I don't even think they were together. I think they just happened to be in traffic next to each other. I was gonna find out.
I know you were. You got embarrassed too. I did. I rolled your window up because you said you guys want me to yell at these Jeeps. Go jeeping, boys.
And the one in the back was driven by a woman, so there's that. Okay. I didn't even notice that. But it going cheap and boys? Good freaking Is what you were gonna yell.
Yeah. I was. Because you were, like, ready to do it. And I said, no. And I rolled your window up.
You did. Going cheap and boys? It was gonna be much cooler than that. What was it gonna be? Going jeepin', boys?
That's exactly what I just said. No. You said it weird. I said it loud. Not weird.
Say it loud like you'd have to say it out of a car window for them to hear it. Going jeepin', boys? They wouldn't have heard that. Alright. I'll say it loud.
Yeah. Hey. Going jeepin', boys? Nope. That's not loud now.
Are we going jeepin', boys? Like that? No. Going jeeping, boys? Stop saying boys the way that you're saying it.
Boys? What are you talking about? Okay. You know, you rolled up my window. It felt like I was, like In trouble.
In trouble. Yeah. Because you are. You are on you are on window, privilege thin ice. Why?
Go on jeep and boys. I was making conversation with the neighbors in the car. We were two lanes away. We were in the left turn lane. There was a row of cars and then the two jeeps.
You would have had to yell so loud going jeep and boys, and one of them was driven by a woman. If listen. If I had yelled that out the window, what do you think their response would have been? This. Nah.
Yeah. It would be like This this side look. Like, what is wrong with that woman as your window's being rolled up by me? I think it would have been a thumbs up and then hop on board. No.
It would not have been. And then I would have Climb on in. Two lanes of traffic away. Going cheap and boys? I don't something's wrong with you.
I think it would have been hilarious. Yeah? I should have said it. What I actually was gonna do is have you seen those videos where there's, like, people in the drive through? Yeah.
They go, I'm gonna say something. And they go, which wipe everything on the menu? That's what I was actually going to. Them. Go, Jeepba, boys.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But you rolled up my window, and then that Because you were about to yell. No.
I wasn't. I was gonna do the go Jeepba, boys. No. Yes. I was.
I think you just thought of that idea just now. No. Prove it. I can't. I'm not gonna prove it.
Yeah. Yep. I'll get you guys one way or another. Yeah. Next time, I am gonna yell it, and you're all gonna lose it.
Next time I see a Jeep. Going jeeping, boys? No. Maybe I won't say boys because what if there is a girl? So I'll just say, you going jeeping?
Yeah. It's not right. It's like a big gulp. Big gulps, Go jeeping, See you later. Well I think Emery might have been hangry last night because she I feel like just yesterday, maybe even the day before, I said everyone needs a teenage daughter.
Yeah. Remember I said that? I do remember you said that because you said mine. For fashion for fashion advice. You need a teenage help you choose the best fashion She was be honest with you.
A little cranky last night, and every she was coming at me for everything. One thing that distinctly stays in my mind is when she said that I make everything that I hate everyone else's problems. Oh, I don't know if I heard that. You did. I don't know if I did.
What's the example? Well, we went out to eat at a place that I like, and I said I said, do I like their this dish here, or do I like it better at the other place that we go to? Okay. And she said, you like it better at the other place. And I said, how do you remember that?
And she goes, because you make all of your dislikes everyone else's problem. Okay. Alright. Thanks thanks for the thanks for the good tip, daughter, dear daughter, loving daughter of mine. Please, please.
Quit doing that. Is that a thing that I do? I don't know. I mean, I do you vocally talk about and share your distastes or, things you like? Like, you you are a sharing person, so I don't know that it's necessarily interpreted as, like, now that now that's my problem.
Like, if you if you, like, there are certain places you like their, carnitas tacos because they're crispy. Yeah. And other places, they're kinda soggy, and you don't like the soggy ones. You like the crispy ones. Yeah.
So every time we go to get street tacos, you will say, do I like their carnitas here? Is it crispy? And I don't keep track of that. Not my job. Yeah.
It is. Never know nope. I've given you that job. Don't make your things my problem. I tell Case in point.
I tell you guys all the time. Right. You guys have to remember that I don't like this place because their carnitas are soggy. I like a crispy carnitas. Right.
And so I'll go, okay. Great. No. That is your problem. I gave that problem to you.
Yeah. It's not mine. I did not feel that me saying, do I like this dish here better than the other place was something that I made somebody else's problem. Well, I just brought up the carnitas thing as a prime example, and you said it was my problem. No.
The carnitas thing is your problem, but the other thing is not your problem. The carnitas thing is not my problem. I'm not gonna keep track of which carnitas you like. You have to. No.
I don't. How am I supposed to? That's put it write a note. Put it in the calendar. And you did write a note.
Do whatever. Is what I need to do. Whatever. Yeah. And then I'll this place.
Just give my promise to myself. That's it. Salt. Both of the kids last night were a little bit cranky toward me. Yeah.
And there was a minute I just stopped talking altogether. Everything I did is wrong. That's how I work around it. I just go, hey, guys. How was your day?
I go, okay. Alright. Wait. I'll just keep talking to myself. I'll be over here.
If when you're ready to be nice, I'll be ready to listen. That that's kind of the attitude. Well, I am sorry that I've made all of my dislikes your problem. I told you, I don't take them on. I you can try to make them my problem.
Here's something the kids do too. I'm a let it just it's your responsibility. Emery in particular will say, you always do that, and then she'll say whatever the thing is that I always do. You always do that, mom. You always do that.
Right. Like, if you sing the wrong lyric or say the the the wording wrong or I think my kids like me. Yeah. Don't they? Yeah.
I can't. They do. I'm not so sure. They're just young adults. That's all.
They're trying to find their way. You were watching a video last night where there was a a mom that was teaching her daughter some nineties slang phrases. That's right. So we asked our own daughter if she knew some of them. Like, what's the four one one?
What's the her the video we saw, the daughter goes, the 411? Yeah. What's the 411? What's the 411? 411.
Yeah. What is it? What's the t? What's the news? What's the latest?
What's the hype? What's everybody talking about? What's the 411? What's the details? What's the skin it's kinda like saying what's the skinny.
What's the skinny? What's the skinny, bro? That's right. Chillaxin'. Chillaxin'.
Chillin' out, maxin', relaxin' all cool. I think she figured out chillaxin' was, like, just hanging out. It's like chillin' and relaxin'. She was, like, chillax. B ball outside of the school.
That's right. Alright. Chillax. Oh, shizzle. Yeah.
Which was like, For sure. For sure. Yeah. For sure, my guy. Homeskillet?
Yeah. That's just your bros. Like, what's up, homeskillet? What up? Yeah.
Emery thought it was See, I know all of these Well, you do. Because I grew up then. Emery thought it was food. She goes, is that some kind of food? Good food.
All that and a bag of chips was on the list Yep. Which she she's like, I've heard that one. But then you took it to a new level, and you were like, no. Listen. You could be all that.
But if you were all that and a bag of chips, like, watch that on top shelf, top tier. But all that and a bag of chips is, like, top top top tier. I'm outie. Yeah. And she was like, I guess that just means, like, you're leaving.
Outie. Like, later. Later, dude. I'm outie. Jiggy Wit It?
Yeah. She laughed and laughed and laughed at that one because that's just, like, dance moves. Which makes me feel like we need to add that to the playlist. Getting Jiggy Wit It Will Smith? Uh-huh.
I think I know all the words to that song. Do you? I think I do. Really? Yeah.
I might have to put that to the test. Let's test it. I'll find a karaoke version. Okay. And you won't get the words Okay.
Just the music, and you have to karaoke it. K. Fine. I could do it. Let's record it.
I don't think you can. Why can't oh, copyright? Well, there's that, but I just I don't know if you're capable. I mean, I don't know if you know every word. I am pretty sure I do.
I'm I wanna find out. Alright. K. Word to your mother. Yeah.
Which also comes at the end of things when you're leaving because that's how Vanilla Ice used it. Word to your mother. Word to your mother. I'm outie. I'm outie.
Talk to the hand? Right. Which then was finished completely with because the face ain't listening. And Emery lost it. Yeah.
She hadn't heard that before. No. She learned some stuff. And then she oh, go ahead. No.
You go. I was gonna say she wanted to do it the other way. She said, I wanna do it with today's slang and with you guys Okay. Which I think we I feel like we know enough. I feel like we do too.
We're pretty hip and cool. We know stuff. That's right. When When it comes to being hip and cool That's us. We are hip and cool.
Let's rename the show. Wake up classy 97 with hip and cool. Who's hip and cool? I am hip because I know how to shake them. Hip and cool.
Oh, because you know how to shake your hips? K. Alright. Cool. We're Audi.
Oh, yeah. Audi. Word to your mother. I asked you last night if you knew what TIA meant. Yeah.
You said if I write TIA, is that is that gonna like, people are gonna know what that means. Know what that means? I don't know what you said. I was like, I don't know. I like, that was the whole context.
So listen. I'm not defending that I didn't know what it was because I didn't know what it was. What I'm saying is you gave me no context. You just said, if I say TIA, will people know what that means? And I said, I don't know what you're talking about.
And I didn't. And I And the wait spot. Yeah. Waitress knew what it meant. Yeah.
Because she apparently picked up context. I had zero context. I did see. And she walked away laughing like this old man. Yeah.
This old man. This old man doesn't know what TIA means. TIA, if you don't know, no shame if you don't know, means thanks in advance. Yeah. If I would have known, like, what you were talking about because this this is at dinner when you decided you were gonna post your, neck photo, and ask for, home remedies to help treat your neck burn.
My neck burn. And so you said, you know, what are some some remedies that I can use? TIA. Thanks in advance. Okay.
Sure. I ended up not posting TIA because I didn't think anybody would understand. It's okay. It's cool. Well, you and the waitress understood.
Yeah. I think she was just laughing because of your old manness. What? Just a minute ago, we were talking about rechanging the name to hip and cool. Yeah?
One of us is hip and cool. Woah. One of us needs a hip replacement. What are you what are you suggesting? If anything, you are the more cool of the two of us.
I don't know. That's not what you all of a sudden flip that coin. No. I'm I'm backtracking and saying I you are the cooler one of the two of us. Disagree.
Everyone knows it. Who? We used to go to, like, we would go to a family camp with a bunch of different families, and all of the little kids loved you and your buddy. And they would be like Because we're goofs. Are you Josh's wife?
Like, you were, like, the big celebrity on campus. Because we were And I was like, listen. I'm not I'm me. I'm not just Josh's wife. No.
You you say no. Josh is my husband. Yeah. That's what you say. You say, no.
No. He gets to be associated with me. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Alright. How many days away is it until Riverfest? One week. What exactly seven days. That's right.
Fourth of July is in seven days. One week from today. Holy moly. You would have thought that fourth of July was last night, the way the fireworks were going on in our neighborhood. Yeah.
They started selling them. So, you know, let them off. People like celebrating early. That's right. And after That's right.
We get weeks of celebration. This is true. If you wanna see the big fireworks show, the thirty second annual Melaleuca Freedom Celebration, it is gonna be happening, on the July 4 a week from today, just about 10:00 right as the sun sets, and it's all at the, culmination of Riverfest. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. We're talking about the Idaho Falls Community Hospital Riverfest presented by Idaho Central Credit Union tagging go car wash and Riverbend Media Group at Snake River Landing in Idaho Falls on the July 4. There is gonna be so much to do there. They have all day passes to the Stones Kia kids zone. They're just $10.
They've got bounce houses. They got bouncy slides. They've got rock climbing walls. Sometimes they have a mechanical bull. Yeah.
Nerf battle zone. Yeah. $10. You can test drive a new Can Am from Rev Motorsports in the off road demonstration area. Yeah.
I'm excited about that. There is a misting station provided by Mountain View Hospital, food trucks and vendors from all over East Idaho And more. And so much more. And so much more. I know they've got the, the car shows happening, so there's that, which is really kinda cool.
It's like old tractors and stuff, which is really neat. There's just a ton of stuff. And if you go to freedomcelebration.com, I want you to check out the event map and parking because that is what is gonna get you, around and navigated after the event. That's the big deal. You gotta know where you're trying to get to at the end of the night after the fireworks before you park your car to come and enjoy the festivities throughout the day.
That's really important. So check out check out those maps. It'll help you understand a little bit better where you need to be at freedomcelebration.com, and, and do that ahead of time. Do that now so that a week from now, you know exactly where you need to park so that you can, you know, move around after the fireworks are all wrapped up. Plus, they've got, you know, a full schedule on there.
There's Riverfest info. There's, tons of stuff. Remember to wear your sunblock. It's gonna be warm. Remember to drink and bring lots of water.
Don't bring your pets. No motorized vehicles, including rental scooters. Bring air protection for yourself and your kids if if you want, if it's if you wanna be safe, and come and have a good time. It's a week away. One week till the July 4.
Seven days. I know it's not would you rather time, but it's a kind of a bonus would you rather because I saw this yesterday, and it's a viral debate. And the question is, would you rather give up sauce forever or never kiss again? Oh, I'm curious to hear your answer. I'm I'm in silence, because I'm contemplating.
Okay. You love sauce I do love sauce. I do love sauce. Think you're gonna give up kissing I got it. So that you don't have to give up sauce.
Because then what do you eat? Just stuff? Just chicken by itself? What do you dip it in? But also, what constitutes a sauce?
Is salad dressing a sauce? I would say it is. So then you just have to eat lettuce. Is salad dressing a sauce? Yes.
It can be considered a type of sauce. It's a liquid or semi liquid that is added to a salad to enhance its flavor and texture. While the term dressing is more specific than referring to to when referring to salad, it still falls under the broader category of sauces. Okay. A sauce is generally defined as a liquid or semi liquid that is served with food to add flavor and moisture.
Okay. But then that's like pasta sauce. Like, you you just have spaghetti noodles. You can't have pasta sauce. That's right.
You can't have macaroni because the cheese is a cheese sauce. So it's just eating bland food, and I can't eat bland food. Thick liquid served with food, usually savory dishes to add moistness and flavor. Sorry, Josh. I have to go I know.
I have to go for giving up the kissing because I can't go without sauce. Yeah. You'd have boring pizza. No caramel sauce, no chocolate sauce, no raspberry or strawberry sauce, no tomato sauce, Alfredo sauce Exactly. No hollandaise sauce, no gravy, no soy sauce, no pesto, no barbecue sauce, no ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise, or hot sauce.
Condiments, dips, all of that considered sauce. Gone. Gone. Sorry. I can't I can't give up sauce.
Although Although what? Think of all the weight I would lose if I was just eating boring food. I'd be like, yeah. Just get the food over with. Mealtime would be like Yeah.
Just get it done. Rice and protein Yeah. With a veggie. Ugh. Yeah.
Like, it's supposed to be. But that's with a sugary sauce. Considered a sauce? No. Is olive oil considered a sauce?
No. It's an oil. Okay. So those are still on the table. So we can have a little bit of seasoning.
Well, seasoning is seasoning. You can have seasoning. Mhmm. You can have hot sauce? No hot sauce?
No. No pasta sauce? No. You just get a hot dog. Ugh.
I'm not gonna eat hot dogs. Yeah. And then if you have pizza, you can have pizza sauce. Nope. But you can have cheese.
Here's my cheese and pepperoni. That's right. Delicious. What are you giving up? Oh, this this isn't would you rather this to that.
This was just another one. Cute. I'm such a butt. I did that specifically for Tito. Your friend, who gets upset because I don't answer the would you rathers.
So and then I, like, beat around the bush like this, and then I go, okay. Well, we're done talking about it. Yes. And I never answered the question. And it and it kinda makes him cranky.
It kinda makes me cranky too Does it? To be honest. Yeah. That's why I call you a fuddy duddy all the time. Oh, I I have fun.
Answer. I'm I'm having a great time bugging other people by not answering. You're bugging. Yeah? That's a nineties slang.
You bugging. A boy is bugging. Alright. Well, I'm done talking about it. Look.
I like sauce, but, but I'd be mad I like I'd be pretty upset if I couldn't kiss you. That's nice. So I gotta it's a hard one. It's a hard one to pick. So you're not gonna pick it all?
That's right. It's a hypothetical. I don't have to. Hey. Look.
Would you rather this or that? That's a two for today. Would you rather be stuck in a heatwave with no AC or a downpour with no umbrella? With no, Brella. Because the real name is Brella.
Somebody just hesitated before saying the official name of it. I just wanted to see how long you'd go on. I don't like silences, so I will awkwardly fill that. I know. Okay.
Would I rather be standing in a downpour without an umbrella or, in a heat wave with no AC? Yes. Alright. I'm going to choose the rain. I me too.
I'll take my chances with the rain. Aw. Yeah. Nice. Here's here's why.
Rain's temporary. So is heat waves? Heat waves last for, like, a month sometimes. Rain, I've never seen rain last a month. What if it's torrential rain?
Okay. I've been in that. I've been backpacking in a rainstorm and had it just awful. Okay. But it goes away.
It goes away. And what's a little water? What's a little rain? We sure could use the moisture. You're not made of sugar.
I'll tell you that much. We could use the moisture. I just I'd rather be, in the rain than in the just non giving up, nonrelentless unrelentless heat. Just ugh. Yeah.
Same. Ugh. Same, bud. Good for us. Picking this name.
Can dry out. Oh, is that what you picked? Yeah. Oh, I didn't hear officially. I picked that before you did.
Excuse me. You never said? In my head, I picked it before you did. Alright. So But mostly because of my logic.
No. See, that's the other reason that I don't necessarily like to answer them because it keeps you wondering. What's he gonna order for dinner? Oh, who knows? What's he gonna pick between this thing or that thing?
I don't know, but it's a mystery, and I'd like to solve it. And I'd like to keep you on the edge of your seat thinking about it. I don't think anybody's on the edge of their seat going, oh, what is Josh gonna pick? I disagree. I disagree with your disagreement.
Very frustrated today about it. I don't think he's on his edge of his seat waiting for your response. I think he's just annoyed that you're not picking because it's a silly little game. Edge of seat. Whatever.
Like, I just I need to know what he's gonna pick. Would you rather? Josh and Chantel. What else? I'll wait.
Oh, you will? Uh-huh. How long? Let's see. I can sit in silence.
Well, before we depart for the weekend, I did want to, let everybody know that the, Teton Pass is closed this weekend. Oh, wow. Well, remember when they had the slide that took out half the road and stuff? Yes. So they've been working on that, for quite a while.
And, they were supposed to have it closed last weekend, but, they had a a weather delay that caused them to postpone that to this weekend. So tonight at 6PM through Monday morning at 6AM, Teton Pass will be closed. So if you're planning on traveling to Jackson or that area, you're gonna need to go the Alpine Way and up the Hoback, not across the Teton Pass, FYI. Good information to know. So, and that is because they're working specifically on, finalizing a lot of that, that slide area, which, they've been working on now for, boy, a year and a half.
I was gonna say that's been a hot minute. Yeah. But this is this is a it's kind of a big deal. So, the Coal Coal Creek Campground on the west side of the pass will be closed to vehicles at Mile Marker 7 Road closure gate on the east side of the pass. So, bicyclists and recreationalists will still have access to Coal Creek Campground on the west side as well as access to the top of the Teton Pass from the east side.
However, they are asking those walking or biking to be cautious and aware of heavy trucks traveling to and from the worksite and do not descend west toward the con the construction site. So, if you're gonna be hiking or biking the pass, you'll still have access from the east side to the top and then back down, but not the other way. That make sense? It makes sense. Alright.
I think. There's information online, at the, Wyoming Department of Transportation, Teton County, and it was shared as well, on the Idaho Transportation Department's page. But, the big deal is that the Teton Pass will be closed this weekend starting tonight at 6PM through Monday at 6AM, as they work around the clock this weekend to, finish up that project, hopefully, which is k. It's a big deal. So Good information, Joshua.
That's, you know, I know we talked about Jackson, a couple of weeks ago maybe taking a trip. We'd have to go the Alpine Way. It'll be busy. It will be busy. But that's a pretty way to go.
It is a beautiful way to go. Yep. Maybe. Just maybe. Alright.
Hey. Coming up later on today from noon until two, I'm gonna be at Wackerley Auto Center on, Holmes in Idaho Falls. They've got an electric Hummer. If you have not seen or driven the electric Hummer, you gotta come out and drive that. Cadillac now has an electric car as well.
Really? It's amazing. It's so fun to drive. And you can come out and you can test drive these vehicles, while I'm there. I'll be there today from noon until until two and tomorrow from noon until two.
It's a big EV event. So if you wanna learn a little bit about them or maybe you just wanna come and check them out, maybe you're like, I've never driven an electric vehicle. Let me see what the what's all the hype. Come and check it out. I'm gonna be there from noon until two in Idaho Falls at Wackerley Auto Center today and tomorrow.
So Go test their car. Yeah. Come hang out. I mean, seriously, if you've never driven one, just come drive one. Just to say you've done it.
They're cool. Yeah. It's it's a totally different experience, than than driving a regular gas powered vehicle. They have those too if you're interested in that, but we're really talking about the electric vehicles, today and tomorrow at Wackerley Auto. Event.
It's an EV event. EV, electric vehicle. That's what it stands for. Eve. The EV event.
EVE. I see. I see. Which is the no. Enough.
Alright. Come and hang out, noon to two at Wackerley Auto Center. Have a great rest of your Friday. I'll be back in the studio with you, Chantel, on Monday. On Monday.
Yay. Happy weekend. Alright. We'll talk to you soon. Bye.
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