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Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Monday, November 18th, 2024
Episode summary introduction:
Chantel found a new hobby and Betty White approves, haha & that’s hilarious, our daughter found a rotary phone and didn’t know how it works, fences build strong neighbors but what does no fence do, Josh fixed a whole string of Christmas lights all by himself, the Paul vs Tyson fight happened, Chantel had a dream about a snoring baby, let’s hide out from mom when she’s cranky, move over Frosty there’s a new hunk in town, with just a little money we could make Chantel’s dreams come true, Josh breaks down how to improve his marriage proposal to Chantel, cold remedy wive’s tales, skibbity rizz and other brainrot to get you through 2024, and we’re on a Christmas budget this year.
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Full show transcript:
This is wake up classy 97, the podcast. It's a replay of today's full show. It's Monday, November 18th. Hey. Exactly 2 years ago today was the very first time I opened a mic on the radio with you.
Come on now. How about it? Well, happy anniversary. Happy anniversary to us. On today's show, I found a new hobby and Betty White approves.
It's like stickers for adults. And they're so pretty. And that's hilarious. That's hilarious. That really cracks me up.
That's hilarious. Our daughter found a rotary phone and didn't know how to use it. Yeah. Fences build strong neighbors. Broken fences build strong neighbors.
Do they? But what does no fence do? I don't know. We're gonna find out. Josh fixed a whole string of Christmas lights all by himself.
I'm a big boy. The Paul versus Tyson fight happened. Sure. Womp womp. I had a dream about a snoring baby.
Yeah. I think that's what you said. There was a baby, and there was some snoring. Noises and some parades happening. Happen.
Let's hide out from mom when she's cranky. Good idea. Everybody out of the way. When were you cranky, though? I still don't know.
Move over, Frosty. There's a new hunk in town. Yep. With I have nothing else to add to that. Hot frosty.
Hot, hot, hot, hot frosty. With just a little money, we could make my dreams come true. Wouldn't that be nice? That'd be awesome, actually. Josh breaks down how to improve his marriage proposal to me.
Yeah. I got a good idea there. Improvement. No. It's fine.
Yeah. It it could have been better. The cold remedy wives tales, snippity riz and other brain rot to get you through 2024 Yeah. And we're on a Christmas budget this year. I'm also gonna add in, probably a little bit of fantasy football at the end of the show just because I think you kinda need to talk about it.
I don't wanna talk about it. I think you kinda need to talk about it. I don't even whatever. Fine. Bring it up if you want.
I don't care. Thanks for listening to the show. If you wanna hear it live, you can every weekday morning on Classy 97 and on the free Classy 97 app. Download that in your App Store, and we hope that you'll subscribe wherever you're listening and rate the show. That helps us get the word out about the show so more people can listen and like it.
Now enjoy. What? Football? Today's show. Oh.
Good morning, Chantel. Good morning, Josh. Why are you young? Oh, it's early. Okay.
And it's dark. It is. Both of those things. And it's cold outside. Yeah.
I really honestly would have just much preferred to have stayed in bed this morning. I see. So A little bit of snow dusting, a little bit of window scraping that has to happen. The wind is blowing. Yeah.
That's that's a fun time. Be careful if you're traveling. Today is November 18th. It is Monday, and it is princess day. Oh.
Yeah. So throw on your, fancy dress. No one told me. I know. Watch a Disney movie.
I feel Pamper yourself. Like, if you don't know that it's princess day, you're not a princess. Fair. No. It is princess day?
I'm not a princess. That's okay. You can be a princess today on princess day. It's still time. It's early.
Okay. Yeah. It is housing day. Appreciating the simple comfort of a warm, safe shelter. It's a reminder of life's blessings and the importance of gratitude on housing day.
Grateful for homes. It's Minnie Mouse's birthday. Oh, Minnie Mouse. How old is Minnie Mouse? Great question.
It's also Mickey Mouse day. Why is it Minnie Mouse's birthday and Mickey Mouse day. Okay. Do they have the same birthday? I don't know.
I don't know. How old is Minnie Mouse? 95. No doubt. Happy birthday, Minnie.
Happy birthday, Minnie Mouse. Underwater Hockey World Day, Underwater hockey looks interesting. Imagine, water polo with snorkels Okay. And, your hockey stick is, like, a less than a foot long, and you're underwater hitting that puck. That sounds so dangerous.
Yeah. And difficult. And you have to come back up for air often. Well, yeah, because you're a human being. Right.
And you don't have you don't have snorkels? You have a snorkel. You do not have scuba. Oh, scuba. Okay.
So you have goggles in the tube. Why don't they use scuba? Because that would be scuba hockey, not underwater hockey. Yeah. It's apple cider day.
I had an apple cider You did. Last night. It was the best thing in the whole wide world. It. It was so good.
It is international day for the elimination of violence against men today. It's antibiotic awareness week. I'm taking some antibiotics. So I'm taking an antibiotic. Look at us go.
Celebrating. Couple of antibiotics around here. Anyway, good morning. It's Josh and Chantel. Betty White is going to be honored with her very own stamp.
That's cool. Just one stamp. Are they doing a series? Just one. Okay.
Like Sometimes they do multiple poses. Yeah. I thought you were making a joke. Just one stamp, or can you get a book? Oh, no.
I knew they would make multiples. I didn't mean that there was only, like, one. Are they doing the forever stamp with her thing, or what do they do? Don't know the answer to that. I don't even know how much a stamp cost these days.
That's a great question. She is among the first of the 2025 designs that the US Postal Service announced on Friday. Yeah. Among some of the other designs are dahlias, the Appalachian Trail Cool. A Keith Haring love design.
I think he might be an artist. Is he like the guy who did the love in Philadelphia? Oh, possibly. Look it up. Look it up.
Oh, no. He's the guy who, he does, like, the, how do you explain this? Let's try to explain art. I know what you said. Yeah.
He did, like, the, like, the big heart, but it's got the, like, little, simple line drawing people. I'm trying to I know. Trying to get a better exam a better way to explain that. Anyway, he's he's a he's very well known. I've seen his art before.
Yeah. And once people see it, they'll be like, oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. That guy.
What you described was pretty good. That was a big gift for them. And a big heart. You did it. Described.
As of July 14th this year, a first class mail forever stamp in the United States is 73¢. 73¢? That's right. It'll cost you 56¢ to send a postcard. Wow.
Mhmm. 73¢. I don't mail a lot of stuff. Yep. Alright.
So Betty White, they said the USPS said, she gained younger generations of fan as she entered her nineties, and she was revered for a compassionate advocate for animals. I agree. She shared her wit and warmth with viewers for 7 decades, and that's why we decided she was gonna be the best choice for a stamp this year. I think she's a great choice, so good on them. I think that's great.
Well and I see pictures of everything else, but I don't see pictures of the Betty White one. Oh, there she is. Oh, that's so cute. The stamp is so cute of her. Oh, that's a nice stamp.
But The with her in the purple? Yeah. She's wearing a purple little outfit. Yeah. She looks super nice in there.
Good for her. Betty White, that's so cute. Yep. And if you're a stamp collector, this is a good one to get. Are people still collecting stamps?
People still collect stamps. That's a big hobby. I kinda wanna collect stamps. You do? Kinda.
I have a little bit of a collection to get you started. There's, like, some really pretty ones. Yeah. There's these winter landscapes that are pretty. That's why people collect them because they're little art.
It is But they'll also collect them because stamps exist all over the world. Yeah. And so they'll have people just send them letters from wherever, and they'll collect the the stamps and where they were sent from because, you know, there's really cool there's a whole collective Like the dahlias one that Yeah. Because they did some dahlias stamps. Those are gorgeous too.
There's some of ducks and bits. Some leaves, even the ones of the Appalachian Trail. You bet. This is. It's like tiny art.
It is. It's stamp sized. They're framed with little cool little cutouts on them. It is nice. Those are nice stamps.
People will steam their envelopes and peel them off all gently and place them and laminate them down. Stickers Yeah. For adults. Yeah. Yep.
Exactly right. You're gonna you're gonna have a new hobby. I might have a new hobby as a I might become a stamp collector. Look at how cool you are. I told you.
I am the poster child for cool. I'm not mocking the hobby. I think it's great. I think it's cool you found a new one. Congratulations.
I haven't started yet. How often do you use LOL or OMG when you're texting somebody? Not not really that often. Congratulations. You're not supposed to use those.
Oh, okay. Good. I'll send, like, an emoji instead, like a laugh emoji. Okay. But I rarely ever use o m OMG.
Studies found that if you use those, it makes you seem like a phony and insincere. Oh, okay. Like, nobody's really, like, LOL ing or OMG ing. So they're saying try something different instead. Say something like, here's here's the substitute.
I couldn't think of the word. Here's the substitute they used instead of LOL. I'm cracking up. I use that's hilarious. I'll say that.
Oh, that's hilarious. No. You say I'm cracking up from now on. I'm cracking up. Think I will.
I'll probably stick with that's hilarious. Now the next time you say that's hilarious, I mean, you think that's insincere. No. It's sincere. That's hilarious.
That's hilarious. I'm not saying it like that. I'm not like, oh, that's hilarious. I'm saying, that's hilarious. That thing you said, hilarious.
Most people think that using those abbreviations makes them seem cool. Oh. But in actuality, it makes you seem like you just don't care. LOL. You send a text and they're texting you back going, oh, I didn't have time to actually watch this.
LOL. That's hilarious. But if you write out that's hilarious, I guess that takes more time. Right. So people are like, oh, it's also all I have to write is that's h I, and it comes up in my auto, and it's like, yep.
Hilarious. You say that too much then. No. Let me look and see. When was the last time I said Just search for the word.
Hilarious. Search for the word in a in a conversation between the 2 of us. Okay. I will. Search for the word hilarious.
I don't think you've ever said that to me. That's hilarious. I don't think you've ever okay. You have said it quite a bit. No kidding.
That's hilarious. She's hilarious. That's what you said once. Uh-huh. Two results.
I found two results. Two times I've used that's hilarious with you. No. The other time was a quote from somebody else that I sent to you. You should send me funnier things.
Oh, that's rude. No. It's not. It's hilarious. LOL.
I'm not a big fan of LOL, Just in general, it it just seems Insincere Yeah. And phony. Probably a fine word for it. Because who's really laughing out loud? Like that.
I might write a couple of times. Has. Alright. A couple of those has. I think that sometimes they'll send you has.
Sound more sincere than the LOLs. Just h a h a. Oh, is that how you spell it? Mhmm. Oh, you've done a couple of those.
Yeah. 8. Yeah. I probably do more hahas than that's hilarious. No.
That one came from me. Alright. So 7? 1 from you. Alright.
1 from you. Alright. And one from me. Okay. Down to 6.
You're right. We say more has. Mhmm. Yeah. There's definitely more has than has.
That's hilarious. I'm cracking up. Yeah. You know, Baker Mayfield from Tampa Bay? I do know Baker Mayfield.
Quarterback. Yeah. So, he, in a pretty heartwarming act of generosity, donated new helmets to the Space Coast Vipers. That's a high school football team in Cocoa, Florida. Okay.
They finished 1 and 8 last year with just 14 total wins in the past 6 seasons. Aw. And the school hired Jake Owens in February to be their head coach. And upon arriving at the school, Jake discovered that just a handful of helmets were acceptable to even play in. Oh my gosh.
Don't send Yeah. Kids out in old gear that, you know, were worried about concussion protocols and all this. Yeah. No kidding. That's unsafe.
So news of the equipment problem, inspired Stephanie Starkey, who's a mom of 1 of the players, to reach out to Baker Mayfield's charity group to see if they might be able to help. And Baker and his wife, Emily, generously donated nearly $18,000 worth of equipment, including 70 helmets and pads, and that donation is given these young athletes at Space Coast High School, by the way. So cool. That is a class. Space Coast High School a renewed sense of pride and excitement for their games, and they end up finishing with a 9 and 3 record this season.
Them. No kidding. Because they're not afraid to take some risks to play like they needed. They've got some confidence. They've looked good.
It's good. Yeah. The members of the team get most of the credit for their successful season. The coach, Jake Owens, he has recognized that it wouldn't have happened without some help from the Mayfields. He said everybody is just so appreciative of what Baker and Emily did.
He said he truly did not have to do this, but he saw that there was a need for help, and he used his platform, and that impact, will be generational within the school for these kids. I like that story. No. It's cool. People do good things.
I know. Plus, it's football. Plus yeah. And I like the Buccaneers. Right?
Good job. I like Baker Mayfield. Right. Now I like them even more. Well, there you go.
Look at you. Baker Mayfield fan. He's good news He is good news. To get you going. We were at Lowe's yesterday looking at Christmas decor Right.
And Emery sees a rotary phone, like an old timey you know, the ones that you pick up, but it's got the mouthpiece is longer. Dial. Yeah. And she's looking at it, and she's looking at it for a really long time. And she goes, how does this even work?
How do you even call somebody like this? Didn't she say something like, I'm not a 100 years old. I don't know how to work this thing? She might have. It's something to that effect, and I was like, come on.
100 years old. I'm not a 100 years old. How does this work? And that particular phone was just a It wasn't an actual rotary? It wasn't a actual rotary.
So it didn't move, but then I had to explain, if you had somebody that had lots of zeros in their phone number, you'd have to wait for it to go all the way around. Mhmm. Imagine, before that, tell her she wouldn't have had, like, her friends on video. She would have had to call them and say, operator? No.
We never. We never did operator. Yeah. Prior to rotary. She would have had to do operator.
Operator? Connect me to my friend's house. I've it's just hilarious that I don't know. Times change so quickly. It's a wonder anybody even met anybody back then.
Like, you were out in the middle of nowhere because everywhere was the middle of nowhere. Everywhere was the middle of nowhere. Yeah. Like, you just hung out with the people in your neighborhood. Like, even in the eighties and nineties.
People used to go on road trips with no Yeah. Phone. No GPS, no phone. Happened if your car broke down? Road Atlas.
Security. Somebody would stop and help. I know, but that's so scary. Is it? Yes.
Somebody is helping me. I'm frightened. I used to even drive back and forth to school without the phone. Yeah. Scary.
Not that long ago. Not that Scary. Scary. Scary. How scary is how dependent upon the technology we've become.
True. That is absolutely true. That's the scary thing. Because the second you don't have it with you, you're like, oh my Where's my phone? How to survive.
What am I gonna do? What am I gonna do? What am I gonna do? What am I gonna do? What am I gonna do?
What am I gonna do? I don't even know anybody's phone number. That could be a problem. I know your phone number. Well, then good.
So you better answer. What if I'm with you and I also don't have a phone? Oh, no. Oh, no. Now what?
You know your mom's phone number, don't you? Yeah. Okay. And my dad. Yeah.
Good job. Well, thanks. We got in trouble over the weekend because, our friend yelled at us because we didn't know our kids' phone numbers Yeah. Memorized. We didn't have them memorized.
And she said, shame on you. You're bad parents. And I said, they're not gonna answer if we call them anyway. That. They don't answer when we call.
So what's the point? What's the point in calling them? They're gonna go, why are you calling instead of sending me a text? Yeah. They're not gonna save us Right.
If we're stranded. Come on. Stand outside on the road. It's a sign that says, my kids don't answer the phone. Help.
One of them doesn't even know how to drive. Well, there's that. That's that's another problem. Just racking up the problems. You know, we could call for help.
Who? Operator? Connect me to help. Are three numbers that I absolutely know will come and save me if I'm needed. Well, good.
And there's a good chance that if you get ahold of 1 of them, you might be able to have them call somebody else. I'm saying the one number that I know is there to help me always. 911? Yes. Yeah.
Okay. Good. We were outside of our house yesterday, and the neighbor was pushing not pushing, but he was towing a trailer back into the side of his house. Yeah. And you happen to walk outside and hear a crash.
Crunch? And and I look. There's a lot of things that could be damaged between 2 houses, and I'm glad that it was only the fence that we didn't really care about. Yeah. We don't like that fence at all.
And we've been meaning to take it out, but we just haven't yet. Was out now. My favorite part was that you were at the front door. You were doing something at the front door when he broke the fence. Yeah.
I was in the car. I happened to look over. Both Emory and I start laughing, and I just look over and see him, the neighbor, holding 2 pieces of our fence. Like, it was a good conversation. I got to got to have.
Yeah? Yeah. I mean, essentially, worked out to, we don't really care about that fence anyway. No. And, it's it splits the property line between their yard and ours.
He's really good about mowing his yard, and then I'm really good about mowing right after he does because I don't want my yard to look shaggy next to his. Yeah. So it's only gonna be worse now, because now they touch and there is no clear No. There's no delineation. Clear to them.
So, yeah, it may be worthwhile to just say, hey. Since you're out front mowing yours, just hit mine. They're not that big, and then they'll look great side by side. Well, listen. Because right after he broke the fence, I I look over.
I see it in pieces, and I just start laughing. And then you were outside, and he says to you, oh, I hope that wasn't your favorite fence. Yeah. Was this your favorite fence? No.
Not really. No. No. And then he says, do you want me to just tow it up Sure. For you?
Yeah. Rock on, dude. I mean, he did. That's fine. We left.
We came back home, and he had the whole fence torn down. Yeah. What other projects could we get you to do? That's what I'm saying. I'm I'm working on lawn lawn care.
I've he's got a little side by side with the plow on it. Yeah. So if I can get him to do the sidewalk, that'll be good. He's done that before. Sure.
He's been very nice about I I'm willing to contribute. You know? Like, let me let me buy a couple of tanks of gas for the thing to get you through the winter. That's nice. Good with that.
That's nice of you to say. Yeah. I think that would be a nice gesture. Right. But he so he did tear down the fence on the property line that's on his house.
But Right. Not across the front and the other side. Yeah. You missed some fence, bud. Keep There's more fence.
Keep going. Go nuts. And it'll make it a lot easier for your side by side to plow down the sidewalk. Yeah. Well no fence there.
Promise. It's all good. Hey. I got some leaves out in the gutter. You want you want some of those too?
That that makes me mad I know. Because the leaf collection came earlier than they said they were gonna come. And I so I wasn't able to move the vehicle Yeah. That was parked next to the pile, so they took, like, less than half the pile. Yeah.
And now I got half a pile left. They came before. They said they were gonna come. I know. Leaf collection.
You had some Christmas light troubleshooting happening this weekend. Well, yeah. I walked into the kitchen. You had the lights all strung out around the floor. Listen.
You were going bold by bulb. Sense. I was doing bulb by bulb. I had my multimeter out. I was testing electricity.
I had the thing I looked at all the fuses. I I replaced everything. I plugged it in. I plugged in another string of lights to the end of it, and that lit up, but that whole string was dead, and I could not figure it out. And so finally, I said, I'm going to, pull out there were 100 bulbs on this string, and I said, I will take out the bulbs 1 at a time and put in a working bulb I know is working.
And I'll pull it out, put 1 in, pull it out, put it in, but until I find the one that is not working. And it took me, I don't know, 15 or so lights down the string. And I put it in, and it went boom, and it all lit up. And I was like, come on. Let's go.
That was after a lot of other trial and error things. Long time. It took you a long time to do that. Yeah. Not my favorite, thing.
No. But I admire your perseverance with that project. Well, thanks. You did not give up. Yeah.
I would have said, no way. Get rid of all of it. Throw it all away. I don't care. It's not working?
Forget about it. Throw it in the garbage. You were patient Yeah. And persistent. But I also knew that I wanted that string to work really bad because I wanted to finish the whole perimeter of the house with lights.
Okay. And so if I got it working, then one, I wouldn't be throwing away, like, $50. I know. I get it. It was expensive.
2, I would also be able to light up the back of the house, which was never done. Did. I know. Didn't care for getting up on the roof in the dark, though. That's probably not the best idea.
But I had plenty of light to see. It just the edge is a mysterious thing when you're up there because everything's dark and far away off the edge. So I was really both Beck and I were up there, and I made sure he stayed away from the edge, and he was putting brackets on the lights for me Uh-huh. Kind of at a central location. So I was the one hanging at the edge going, alright.
And then I made very very slow, purposeful moves Okay. Good. Took my time, and we got it knocked out. That was not your brightest idea. Because it was dark.
I know. That's a good one. But you did it in perfect timing because look at the weather now. You imagine if I had to get up there right now? No way.
No. You did it, and it looks great. Yeah. Thanks. And festive.
Yeah. And I turned them on. I you know, I thought I'll wait until after Thanksgiving to start the timer and stuff. Nah. Let's do it now.
We have a mix of Christmas and Thanksgiving happening in our house right now. Well, there's a lot of fall stuff. You got a lot of pumpkins out. There's still pumpkins out. Pumpkins on the front step and then ornaments in the tree.
So, you know, whatever. It's a mix because that's the way we're feeling. Yeah. Just festive holidays. It's just holidays.
It's just holidays, man. Yeah. When they say happy holidays, that's what they mean. Somewhere between Halloween and New Year. It's just like throw all the decorations off.
Left my Halloween rug out, we could have been all busy. Why not? I just recently put that away at the holiday season. Or treat or whatever. I don't know how it all works.
Celebrate how you wanna celebrate. That's what I'm saying. And good job. Tackling those lights, bud. Thanks, pal.
What? Bud? Like an old dude who has, like, a shop with a tractor in it. Oh, that's Bud. Oh, Bud.
He's fiddling with his lights again. See? Yeah, Bud. It's an old man lost a boxing match. I know.
It was kind of sad, wasn't it? It was, very, very staged. Oh. That's that's that's the whole takeaway for me is that, here's the deal. Jake Paul, Mike Tyson, they did hype up a fight.
Yep. Mike Tyson got ill. They had to postpone the fight. Okay. The fight was rescheduled.
The fight happened this weekend. Yes. Here's the deal. MVP promotions that put together the fight, worked with Netflix to put the whole thing on, booked the arena, made the whole spectacle Mhmm. Is owned by Jake Paul.
So to me, this feels like a giant PR stunt Oh, 100%. Look at the grand size of events my promotion company can put on. Yes. I And I don't think the fight the the actual Paul Tyson fight Mhmm. It was the top ticket.
I don't think it was necessarily much more than a money grab for Tyson to get paid because he filed bankruptcy a couple years ago. Oh, no. And, in a big way for Jake to say, look at my prim Look at what I can do. Company. Look what we can do.
And, also, just to look at me, look at me, look at me. Well, of course. Kind of what Even just the way you rolled out into the ring and then in that vehicle. Yeah. So I mean, the whole thing.
Ridiculous. Wasn't it ridiculous? Yeah. But it didn't feel like a real fight the whole time. There were a few punches.
There like, the fights leading up to it, insane. Insane fights. I didn't see any of them. I've heard these clips. Unbelievable.
I know. I've seen some clips, and I went, oh, like, I'm not gonna watch that. Like, the the ladies fight that happened, unbelievable. It's insane. Unreal.
So, you know, there there was a lot of, there was a lot of boxing, but I think there was a lot of There was a lot of pandering happening. There there was no boxing to be had in the main event. There was a lot of, like Yeah. Dancing around. Dodging and weaving.
Right. Not even dodging. Just, like, pretending. Yeah. Maybe I'll Like I said, there were there were but no.
There were a handful of punches that were thrown and landed, and, and there were some big moments. But it definitely felt like a Mike Tyson payday and a Jake Paul promotion. Yeah. I agree with you. So that's my thoughts on the whole thing.
It was totally lame. Yeah. Wasn't wasn't that big of a deal. I saw a picture that said Netflix owes every one of us a free month of subscription Oh, okay. For making us sit through that.
Not making us. But Yeah. No. You yeah. I get it.
You made it seem like it was gonna be cool, and it was not cool. Well, Netflix themselves had a lot of issues with their streaming capabilities, the amount of people watching, their servers buffering. They had they had a lot to learn. So we'll see what happens from, from here on out because they are supposed to be doing NFL games on Netflix. Oh, really?
Mhmm. Starting when? This Christmas. No. Really.
Yeah. Really. So, hopefully, they figure it out before then. That's fascinating, isn't it? Yep.
I did not know that. True. It's true. Remember when Netflix just used to mail out DVDs? Yeah.
I do. Yeah. Back in 2004 when we signed up 20 years ago. Man, we're old. If you missed the Tyson fight You didn't.
You didn't miss anything. Didn't miss it. You have your life back. You have those 10 glorious minutes of your life that you did not waste watching a silly, silly fight. There you go.
Good job. Way to be smarter than us. Yeah. Gotta say, big congratulations real quick here to Sonia Flatland from Idaho Falls. Sonya is the big winner of a very classy Thanksgiving.
Congratulations. Yeah. With Ingram's Jewelers. Big winner. $500 grocery gift card from Ingram's Jewelers and Classy 97.
You're gonna have a very classy Thanksgiving, Sonia. Congratulations. We will reach out here in the next few minutes to let you know how to pick up your prize and all that stuff. But congratulations. What a big deal.
Sonia in Idaho Falls, our big winner. We just did the, random prize wheel drawing. You can see it on Facebook if you wanna see how it all went down. It took, like, no time, and it went very quickly. Yeah.
As Thanksgiving tends to do, you spend all this this time making Thanksgiving and then And then until the 2nd. Anyway. Left with all the dirty dishes. Thanks so much to Ingram Jewell Ingram Jewelers for being a part of a very classy Thanksgiving with us this year. And congratulations again to Sonia from Idaho Full Force.
Congrats, Sonia. Okay. I have to tell you about this dream I had, and I've been waiting all weekend to tell you because This was Saturday night? Yeah. And you said you had the craziest dream, and you woke up.
This was in in between sleeps. I woke because I had woken up early at 6:30, and then I went back to bed. Right. And then in that time, when I went back to sleep, I had a dream that you and I had a baby Oh, no. Which is yeah.
No. Thank you. I'm not I'm not ready for that. I don't want that either. K.
No. Thank you. So that's starting off the day. Right? Baby.
It was a little baby boy. And the 5 of us, because there were 5 of us now Yeah. Did it have a name? Did the boy have a name? Interesting.
We didn't have a name for it. Okay. I'm sure we had a name, but not in the dream. Alright. And so we went to Disneyland, and there was a parade.
And in the parade, everybody's like, there was this popping noises. Like, you know those little cap guns where it's like pop? Yeah. Pop? Or kinda like you remember those, like, old ice cream cone toys, and you could pop up the ice cream.
About. Yeah. Okay. I just kept hearing that over and over and over, but I could never figure out where the noise was coming from. So I was looking for those ice cream cones or whoever was The same same noise you hear when you walk in a Cabela's?
Yes. That Yes. Pank? Pank? Little cork guns.
But the baby was laughing, and the kids were laughing because the baby was laughing. And every time this popping happened but you and I were like, where is that noise coming from? Yeah. And then I kinda start to stir awake and realize that the popping noise was you snoring in my ear. No way.
I sounded like one of those guns? Yes. That's amazing. No. I how is that even possible?
But I woke up in a slight panic, a humorous panic going, I don't want another baby, but, also, I can't believe that your snoring made it into the dream. You are in a whole parade, and everybody loved it. You should love it. I don't know. It's does my snoring sound like that gun?
I don't know. It did At this time, you do the kind of the snoring thing where you kinda like, you open your mouth and you'll go like, you'll breathe in, and then your your mouth kinda does like a like a popping noise. Not necessarily that exact popping noise, but, yeah, it's like a I don't know. I'm gonna have to record it sometime. Guess.
Well, how about that? How about that? I made it into, like, into dream reality out of real reality. A parade. You were like that.
You made everyone so happy. Everybody loves it except for you. Except for me. And then you jostled my pillow. I didn't, actually.
And you shoved me? No. I didn't. I let you be. No.
I don't know if you did. I did too. Because the second I kinda stirred, you stopped. Mhmm. Mhmm.
Is that right? Mhmm. Mhmm. Alright. Well, that's pretty fun.
I didn't know that was a possibility to transcend reality, so I I feel pretty cool about that. You should feel pretty cool. You were in the whole parade. You were the highlight of that parade. Just watched inception over the weekend as well.
Okay. What? Friday night or whatever? Uh-huh. Whatever night it was.
I don't know. Saturday afternoon. I don't know what time I watched it, but I watched it. And it's alter you know, altering dream states is kind of the whole concept of that movie. So that's fun.
I just I don't want a baby. Okay. Then don't. I'm much too old to have a baby. But then don't.
Okay. You I won't. Okay. Good. It sounds like a plan.
Good. I was a little bit grumpy over the weekend on Saturday. Oh, I didn't notice. That's weird. Smart of you to say.
Normally, I notice, but, no, I win. Emery noticed. She sent me a meme, and it is a meme of a girl is walking down the hallway, and she knocks on her brother's door. And she says, can I come in? And her brother goes quietly through the door, yeah.
Hurry. And inside the brother's bedroom was all of the siblings, including the dog. Alright. And she goes the sister goes, are you guys hiding in here because mom's mad? And they go, yeah.
Get in. Shut the door. Yeah. So every sends me that when I'm feeling cranky. I don't know I don't know why you guys think you have to hide when I'm cranky.
That's all I'm saying. It's just easier. If we just lay low, let let the storm blow over, you know, it's probably just a good idea. I always remember when my mom because my mom worked long hours. Sure.
She would come home, and she would be cranky when she would come home, especially because nothing was like, we never did our chores. And so she'd come home, and she'd be cranky. And we'd be like, go hide. When in reality, if you just did what she asked us to do, she wouldn't come home in a bad mood. Is that right?
Now Yes. Do you know that now? Or Yeah. I know that now. Because if my family just did what I wanted them to do, I wouldn't be cranky when I came home.
That's it. What do you want us to do? Oh, you can All the things. I know. It's just all the things.
I shouldn't have to tell you is the thing. Right. Isn't it? Yeah. But, you know, what do you want us to do?
It's easier if we just get the list, work off that, manage expectations. You know? Seems smarter. I'm better now, but you're right. When I'm mad, I'm mad.
I didn't notice. Real real cash and cool all weekend. Are you looking for a Christmas movie that's not your typical Christmas movie? Not your typical Hallmark Christmas movie? How is it not typical?
Might I suggest hot frosty. Is this the thing you showed me? No. Oh, I saw this online. Okay.
Yeah. I saw this is this is one of those, like, Hallmark style movies. It's a little bit Hallmark y style, but it's not necessarily Hallmark. So there's a It's on Netflix. There's a snowman statue, but it's like a sculpture of a man.
It's like a real beefcake. Yeah. Snowman. He's a chiseled chest kind of, snowman. It's a man It's a made of snow.
But then in a weird creepy shadow, because you don't actually see him transform into a real human man, you just see a weird creepy shadow, he becomes a real life man. Do you wanna know the actual plot of the movie and not just the creepy snowman shadow? Look. The woman standing there looking at the chiseled chest ice sculpture and thinking, I wish this would come to life. That is the woman from Mean Girls, I'll have you know, and also party of 5 from clear back in the day.
Cool. Cool. And she is a young widow, and her magic scarf brings the dashing snowman to life. In a creepy shadow. Helps her rediscover romance, laughter, and holiday cheer.
Who plays the snowman? I did a bunch of research too, Josh. I did no research. Dustin Milligan. Who's that?
I don't know. The he's a handsome snowman. He's the handsome snowman. Hot frosty is who he is. He played on the revamp of 90210.
He I see. I see. Yeah. Alright. I don't know him.
I don't know him either. But he's hot frosty. He's hot frosty. Which Now listen. You know what's funny is Oh, what?
Tell me. Schipper, who plays the woman, the young widow who brings him to life. K. She said that when she was filming this movie, she had a really difficult time not laughing on the set because because the whole thing seems kinda ridiculous. Yeah.
It is. Where do you watch it? It's on Netflix. Netflix. Yeah.
Right. It also has Craig Robinson. He's from the office, and Lauren Holly Lauren Holly is from Dumb and Dumber. Oh, okay. But Great.
She said it was a joyful environment. I'm supposed to take it seriously, but I couldn't. I can't either. I'm looking at this picture of it, and it it really is a chiseled snowman. Yeah.
I think it's really funny. Like, there's other screen captures from the movie. Like, there's something he's up on a roof hanging Christmas lights or something. Uh-huh. But he's wearing the scarf around like a belt.
Like, what is this? And the second he takes the magic scarf off, he turns right back into a chiseled snow sculpture. So how does he take a shower? He doesn't. He's hot frosty.
No need. No need to shower. What a silly, silly thing. Yeah. No need to shower when you're made of hard chiseled snow.
They're what? They're out of they're out of winter ideas. They're out of screenplay ideas. That's what it's come down to. What if we made Frosty hot?
Hot Frosty, which is an oxymoron, by the way. Hot Frosty. Check it out if you wanna Or don't. Sell Netflix. I think I might.
You do? Yeah. Oh, great. Can't wait for the review. Hot frosty.
2 thumbs down. Way You think? Maybe maybe it's the best movie of the holiday. I don't know. Be.
We'll take a gander. Alright. I'll let you know. Thanks. How often do you get a text or a phone call from an older person in your life looking for assistance with their phone or their computer?
A handful of times a year. Okay. There is a group of high school students that live next to an assisted living house. Okay. And they have teamed up.
They said, hey. Let's go help some of these folks over here. So a bunch of the high school students got together and they reached out to their school to kinda help and they didn't initially hear back from their school. And And so they said, we're just gonna do this anyway. So they have formed what they call CLEO.
It is It's an acronym? Yes. Okay. It stands for computer literacy education outreach. Alright.
And they go into the assisted living center, and they, once a week, go in and help whatever needs help. There was a woman who needed help texting a picture to her kids. There was another man who needed help clearing his inbox. He had a 122 1,000 unread emails. No.
That's a lot of emails. Thought he was going to have to do them individually. And they said, no, buddy. You can click one button and delete all of those. Yeah.
If you don't want any of it, let's go. They also learn they also teach them how to spot spam so that they're not Good. False people. Advantage of. Taking yeah.
Yeah. Clicking on clickbait and getting spam spam. And all that stuff. Yeah. And it's kind of really cool because even after they're done with, like, their assistance and teaching, then they just hang around and have a little chit chat.
I like it. I think that's amazing. I think the older people love it. I like I think they like the assistance, and I think they like the company. And I think the younger generation can also learn something or 2 from the older generation.
And I think it's fantastic. I do too. I know you've got a sort of an affinity for, nursing homes and that kind of a setting, where you would like to have a child care center next to an animal shelter, next to a nursing home Yes. So that everyone can be happy. Can coexist a little bit.
That's world peace right there. I think dogs and cats and children and old people Yep. Can really do all of us a thing or 2. That's right. I like your idea.
It's a smart idea. Thanks. I don't know what you need to do to make it happen. Oh, just a lot of money. Oh, is that all?
That's it. Simple. Easy. Simple. Just some capital.
Yeah. No big deal. Solve it. There you go. Boom.
Money. You have it? You had it this whole time? No. This whole time?
No. I do not. But if I did, I'd make your dreams come true. 50% of people said that they would change some things about their marriage proposal. I would change something about ours.
What would you change? Not much, but just that I would do it sooner. I was real nervous, and, I almost blew it. No. You did not almost blow it.
Yeah. You did great. We were almost in a parking garage. I didn't do great. It did okay at best.
Fine. No one wants to get proposed to in a parking garage. It's fine. It was fine, Josh. You didn't do it in the parking garage.
Barely. It was fine. I coulda had one foot in the parking garage and one not in the parking garage. Okay. You proposed.
I was heading home from New York City, and you had given me some clues along the way Sure. On my flight home that indicated that you were going to propose. So I knew by the time I slept stepped off the plane that you were gonna be there proposing. When I went down the escalator and you were there, I thought that would be the moment. Yeah.
It probably would have been cool. Bunch of people around, hit a knee. What a what a, like, a romantic thing. That didn't happen. No.
So then we walked to get our bags, and I thought, oh, maybe it'll happen here. Oh, what a cool thing. Baggage claim? All the bags and people standing around. So exciting.
That didn't happen. And then we walked to the doors to get into the parking lot, and then you knelt down. What I'm saying. It was okay, Josh. No one else around?
Just your a couple of your friends? Yeah. It was okay. Oh, man. They were crying.
I was crying. I mean, it was a happy moment. It was a great moment. Could have been better. No.
It was fine. It was perfect. It was great. It it was fine. Do I remember anything you said?
I have no idea what you said. We still remember all the details of where it could have been better. I don't know. I don't know. Could have been cool, like, if I didn't meet you at the bottom of the, escalator, but I met you a baggage claim and I popped out through the thing and was going around on a knee waiting for you to claim me.
Super cool. Would have been cool. That would have been cool. That would have taken so much planning and preparation. That would have been a nightmare to try and plan that.
I bet not. But you'd have to figure out what baggage claim was I mean, I guess that's easy. That's public knowledge. That is public knowledge. That would have been so funny.
Like, come out riding your suitcase on one knee, ring box open, cruising around the thing. That'd be amazing. That would be so funny. But it wasn't that. It's okay.
It was what it was, and it was great. It was perfect. It was lovely. Alright. Well, I'm glad you liked it.
Can't try that. How I planned it the whole time. Make her, like, think it's gonna happen, but then maybe it's not. Because my friends also knew that it was gonna happen. Or maybe not.
We were all kind of like You're gonna do this thing, dude? Like Yeah. Now? No. Okay.
Now? Nope. Yeah. All the great missed opportunities, it would have been so cool. Kept us on our toes.
It was my goal. You wanted to keep us guessing. I did. And you did. I was very into, like, keeping you guessing.
The whole point. It was the whole point the whole time. It's that time of year. What time of year is it? The time when everybody gets sicknesses, illnesses, colds, aches, pains, groans.
Bleh. Yuck. So then everybody comes out with their ideas of how to cure these ailments. Oh, we go on, we go on old wives' tales? Well, I'm gonna tell you that sometimes these wives' tales are not safe.
There's a new one going around where you stick garlic cloves up your nose as a decongestant. I don't care for that. Garlic cloves up your nose can actually be really dangerous and can really irritate your nasal passages. So doctors are saying, please don't do this. Please don't do this.
Yeah. I look. Here's what it says. Garlic can boost your immune system, but you should eat it, not wear it. Plus you're gonna be smelling garlic forever.
Like, I I don't like when I cook with garlic, and my hands smell like it for days. I like that. I don't like that. I'm a weirdo. I like that.
There's also an old wives' tale going around where you put you cut potatoes, and then you put those on the bottom of your feet. I've seen that with onions too. And then you put socks on, and then you sleep with the potatoes in your socks. Yeah. No.
Here's what it says about onions and potatoes in your socks. You need to eat onions and potatoes to get their nutritional benefits. Don't wear them. Don't wear them on your feet. People do that, and they'll go, look how black they turned.
And I'm like, have you ever left a potato out on the counter for 5 minutes? Yeah. That's due thing happens. That's due to enzymic browning, which occurs when a potato is exposed to air and body heat. Weird.
So It's not sucking stuff out of your body. It's just doing what potatoes do. Next. There is no medical evidence that putting potatoes in your socks can help get rid of a cold. Facts.
Next? Yeah. I don't necessarily have them more. Chicken noodle soup or broth cures a cold. There is no doctor approved research to support this.
There you go. However, if you are dehydrated, it's good to drink that broth. It says to support a healthy immune system and to clear toxins from your body, drink lots of water. Yep. Get lost of rest.
Yeah. Get lost lots of rest. Drink a nutritious eat a nutritious diet, and stay active. It says get a lot of rest and stay active. I can't do both.
So You you gotta have bouts of active. You're not gonna be active for 24 hours a day. You need to be active for 45 minutes to an hour and, again, get lots of rest. How about half an hour? This is not a barter system.
It's not a bargaining. Like, I would like to trade you 30 minutes for more rest. Half an hour is a good bout of activity. Here's a couple other things I was just reading. What?
It says milk is an important source of fluids when you're sick, so avoiding dairy when you have a cold is not a thing. It does say that, while feeding a cold and starving a fever may help you feel better, it will not cure a cold or a fever. Colds are caused by viruses, not by wet hair. So being, with wet hair and going outside isn't gonna make you sick. That's always what my mom said.
I know. You can't it's too cold. You're gonna catch a cold. Yeah. No.
Not That's not that's not that's not how it works. Right? Like the virus is just hanging out out there. I'm a walk into a cloud of it. Oh, I caught a cold.
Like Pokemon. Yeah. I gotta catch them all. Gotta catch all the colds. Yep.
Got a good collection going. I just like let's, let's go back to getting lots of rest. Yeah. That was good. My my list, over here also had something else about, rest.
It says a little movement can help you feel better faster. What if you preemptively do a little bit of movement? Oh, I feel a cold coming on in a couple of days. I gotta get my rest now before the cold hits. Stockpile rest.
Oh, I just mean, how can we take days off ahead of the cold, ahead of the sickness? That's just pay you just gotta get PTO. That's all that is. It's just paid time off. You just gotta file that, give a couple weeks notice.
You know? The usual thing to get a day off. Oh, man. Hey, Chantel. What's up?
Do you wanna hear about some words? No. Okay. Fine. Well, I'm gonna tell you anyway.
K. Go. Because they put out a whole list of the words of the year. We're getting toward the end of the year, and they do this. Okay.
Where they go, here's, here's the rundowns of what happened in the past before. No. Not on the list. Brain rot is, though, which that's part of. Yeah.
Brain rot made the list because that what you just said, Skibbity Riz, is part of that where it's just this terrible deterioration of a person's vocabulary, and it starts in late elementary school and carries on, until adulthood, apparently. Well, I don't use Skibbity Riz. But no. I I we like to do it to freak out the kids, but I've heard I I like to use it incorrectly. Yeah.
But there are 20 somethings out there using it correctly. Okay. That's what I'm saying. Next on the list? Lore as in, as in the history of something.
Why isn't that already on the list? Like, that should already be a word. These are these are celebrated words of the year, not new words. Okay. These are words that they these were big this year.
Okay. So brain rot, lore. Okay. Is core on the list? No.
That one probably had been in in a like, the last few years, though, because everything is a core. It's Christmas core. It's Grandma core. Exactly. Yeah.
Dynamic pricing was a big one this year, and that's adjustable pricing based on popularity of a thing. Okay. And I think that's I have heard that one. So they're trying to do that with, like, everything. Everything.
There's also demure. That one made the made the list. Very demure of it to make the list this year. Yeah. Very cutesy.
No. Stop it. Stop it. And then you have slop Slop? Which is art, writing, or other content generated using AI.
They're calling it slop. I haven't heard this. Yeah. I like that. Yeah.
Because it's not because it's not real art. It's well, I mean, it's it's art. No. No. It's fake art.
It's slop. Slop. Yeah. I get it. I kinda like that.
Not a bad term. And then romancy Ever. Which is the romantic fiction fantasy stuff. Yes. You have.
It's a huge amount of books people are reading right now. Yeah. But I haven't heard the word. I didn't know there was a term for that. Oh, romantacy.
Romantacy. I missed the t. Romantacy. Okay. So fantasy and romance combined.
Romantacy. That is a bunch of slop. Oh, okay. You could probably use AI to write some romantacy. I'm I'm okay.
I probably won't do that, but thanks for the invitation to do that. What would your prompt look like? I got an idea about a snowman who's all chiseled chested in a scarf right now. With my magic scarf. Exactly.
Exactly. What would you call that book? Hot Snow Frosty. Hot Frosty. That was written by AI.
The wrong title. That had to have been written by AI. Hot Frosty? Yeah. You'd think that I a I AI would come up with a better title.
Hot frosty. No. It's a good title. What's that song from the Polar Express? Hot chocolate.
Just hot chocolate. Hot hot hot frosty. Yeah. Alright. I've already made a theme song.
Would you rather this or that? How many days until Thanksgiving because days until Thanksgiving? Yeah. Because we've been doing, would you rather Thanksgiving editions, and I'm I'm running out of ideas. Oh, are you?
Yeah. I kinda started it too early. Yeah. Well, there's 10 days Okay. But there's there's, so we've got today.
So 5, 6, 7, 8 8. 8. Because Okay. Thanksgiving, we won't be in studio on Thanksgiving. I can come up with 8 more would you rathers.
Fine. Okay. Totally good. We're good. We're solid.
Alright. Riz, baby. Oh, gross. Would you rather Ugh. Put gravy on your pumpkin pie Yeah.
Or put whipped cream on your turkey? I would rather not both? I would rather put whipped cream on my turkey. Than gravy on your pumpkin pie? Because I'm not gonna have my pumpkin pie ruined, but turkey's already ruined, so make it sweeter.
I'm not a I would try both. Okay. Give it a shot. I I've had gravy touch pumpkin pie. I'm sure of it, and I'm sure I've had whipped cream touch turkey.
It's all it's all a soup, isn't it? That's what I'm saying. It's just a turkey soup. On a plate. So, yeah, I would do both.
I'm not afraid of either one of those. Okay. I'd give them each a try, and I'd tell you which is better. And I'm probably gonna say gravy on pumpkin pie is better because I'm not a sweet tooth guy. No.
And a pumpkin pie is already kind of a savory sort of pie. So if I hit it with that delicious turkey gravy, yeah Okay. I might be into that. What if the gravy is thick? Like, it hasn't been properly whisked.
Yeah. Who made that gravy? Me. Let's fix that gravy. Quit making weird lumpy gravy.
Thick lumpy gravy on your pumpkin pie. Wow. It's weird. Chomping down on a bite of flour. Like that.
Do better with your gravy. Would you rather this or that? Alright. 2 things to talk to you about. 1st, I wanna talk about Christmas budgeting because, apparently, there is something that Gen z is doing that is called loud budgeting.
And what they're doing is they are saying out loud to their friends and family, hey. Listen. I've got a limit. I'm only spending this much money on Christmas this year. And they're saying it out loud.
Oh. They are sort of trying to corral expectation early I like that. And say, hey. This is it. So I I look, I can't afford fancy dinner and Christmas.
I can only do one. Whatever it is. They're like, I I gotta draw some boundaries. They're being upfront about their financial situation, trying to reduce social pressure, and making sure that everybody's on the same page because it's all about corralling those expectations. I actually very like that a lot.
I know. I like that a lot. About it. Right? And then they're just saying, hey, listen.
I I appreciate that you you all are gonna get something, but I'm I'm on a strict budget. But know that it's not gonna be what you might expect to come from me. Yeah. Or It's gonna be what is within my means. Yeah.
Like, I'm gonna think about you, but just know as I'm doing my shopping, it's a little tight. But I also think that relieves a lot of pressure and a lot of stress from people. I agree. They are out shopping. They're like, nope.
I said this much, and this is what I have. That's a big deal too. Setting your budget before you go out to shop. That's probably a big deal. We should probably work on it.
What are you talking about? Here's, here's the other thing I wanted to talk to you about because I think loud budgeting is important, but I also think loud celebrating is also important, and I'd like to loudly celebrate. Go ahead. You and I are facing off in fantasy football this week. I can see your eyes have rolled into the back of your head, and why are you, so dismissive of this topic today?
Because, Josh, I don't appreciate that you win. Well, I can't really control what the outcome of the game each week is, but I'm really excited that I am up currently by about 9 points. Have all of your players played? Is that what I'm looking at? And I still have a a running back to go.
Yes. Well, that's good news for me. For you. It's good news for me. Good job.
Hey. Look at you had Travis Kelce. Wow. He did a whole lot of nothing. I know.
He was my pickup because, my regular tight end was not playing this week. So I picked him up, and he's awful. He's off the team. Doesn't matter. He's he's gone.
Homeboy shouldn't be playing. But that's fine. It didn't matter because everybody else carried the weight of my team. You had a lot of really good plays this week. I am in second place right now to our daughter, who, is likely to lose her matchup against our son.
Our kids are playing against each other. She has more points than me right now, but I do have one more player to go. So there's a good chance I'll win the week total. Being number 1 in our league to number 4 in our league. I don't You're not 4th in the league.
No. But I'm gonna be if I can succeed. In the league. I don't like losing. I know.
You've lost 3 weeks in a row. This week will be your 4th week in a row that you've lost. This week will be my 4th week in a row to win. This is, what, week 11? I wonder if I have to shake up my roster.
I don't want to. No. I've had the same players since I drafted them. That's the attitude I get from you all the time. See?
It's fun. Yeah. I have had the same players. Yeah. I haven't had to reshuffle mine 6 times.
Yeah. I know. It took me this is week 11. It it has taken me, 7 or 8 weeks to build a team that can win consistently. Darn it.
It's taken me half the season to pull that off. So I'm I'm, I'm pretty excited that I'm finally in a much better position in our league. I'm not excited about that at all. Did we ever put anything like, are we playing Yeah. The winner gets a prize, but it never was settled on what what the prize would be.
Okay. So I don't know. We haven't decided what the prize is going to be. We should probably get that figured out before I win. Get out of town.
Because, what, are you gonna be shopping for the prize? I don't know, baby. Gonna be me. So What are you gonna buy? Who knows?
That's the whole point, isn't it? If I'm the one doing the shopping, I'm only gonna be shopping if I'm the winner. Oh, is that right? Remember earlier when we were talking about how you were cranky over the weekend? I think I remember what triggered it.
No. This did not trigger it. Did this assist in cranky attitude? Yes. Yeah.
Do you remember you were sitting there looking at your phone at your fantasy league not winning or fantasy team not winning against mine, and you were not happy. No. I was not happy. I remember happy about losing. Oh, no one is.
Especially losing to you. Especially to you? Man, on that note, gonna wrap up the show. Hope you have a great rest of your Monday. We'll be back tomorrow morning.
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