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Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Thursday, February 12th, 2026
Episode summary introduction:
Josh & Chantel kick things off today with a wild story about workplace Zoom calls being transcribed by AI, Presidents Day trivia & birthday celebrations, Chantel relives third-grade Valentine’s trauma, $700 McNugget “caviar” resales, Josh gets fired up about bots ruining life experiences, a heartwarming good news story about a teen delivering 16,000 kindness kits to kids in need, the NFL’s “jock tax,” Olympic Google questions the world is apparently asking, a surprisingly emotional conversation about bonding with the family dog, strawberry banana muffins, 90s perms, fish sweaters, why a cabin by running water is now officially a life goal, and more!
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Bonus: AI Zoom calls
(2:19) - Abraham Lincoln's birthday
(7:15) - Good News
(9:26) - McNugget caviar bots
(13:59) - Strawberry banana muffins
(19:44) - Elementary valentines
(26:41) - Jock tax
(31:58) - At home perms
(36:44) - Olympic questions
(41:45) - Dog human bond
(47:29) - Fish sweater
(54:51) - Asking mom for a sleepover
(58:45) - Would You Rather
(1:02:45) - Body slamming
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Full show transcript:
I was on a Zoom call the other day for a meeting at work and there was, I was looking to see who was on the call and there was an email address that I did not recognize. Oh, interesting.
It wasn't attached to a name. And then I found out later that it was an AI. And the AI was taking a transcription of the meeting. And then it sent out, like it recorded, like video and sound. But it also like transcribed the meeting.
And then it sent out a summary of the meeting. That's interesting. Interesting, right? I've also discovered that when a meeting ends, there's a few people who stick around and keep chatting.
AI is still listening in. Oh, that's dangerous. Maybe you happen to say something like, oh boy, like, Susan, can you believe Susan? If you have the meeting after the meeting on the Zoom call, AI captures. AI gets it and it's all transcribed and recorded in the summary.
So there's a lot of companies that are like, HR has to get involved in some of those. And they're like, hey, it recorded what you said. And now we have proof that you said this. We have to put this in your employee file. And then the employee is like, no, that meeting ended.
And I was like, but you were still on the meeting phone call. So, hey guys. Yeah, holy smokes. That's crazy.
If you want to keep yourself safe, maybe don't do that. Yeah, what a weird time. What a weird timeline where stuff's recording you all the time. Constantly. You are being recorded.
What a weird timeline. All the time. Everything is listening. Wow.
All of the time. Wow. Well, thanks for the heads up. Good to know. Super frustrating.
I know it's crazy, right? You know, thanks. You're welcome. Yee-haw. Huh. Well, here, let's do something lighthearted. How about today's show? Let's start it. Hey there, Chantel. Hi there, Joshua. How are you? I'm great. Today is Abraham Lincoln's birthday.
Happy birthday. Olayb. Olaanestheb.
Olayb. Yeah, so today, February 12th, is Abraham Lincoln's birthday. In 10 days, it will be George Washington's birthday. You share a birthday with George Washington. That is correct.
I do. And so I think that is probably why they said, you know, let's make President's Day right there. Because we got two birthdays. Are there any other presidential birthdays? And why do we know these two when there's, you know, 47 different presidents? Um, good question, Josh. I don't know a lot of presidential history. So I couldn't tell you. Now I got to figure this out. Why did they pick February for President's Day and Big Mattress sales?
Uh. And why did they put it on George Washington's? No, it's on Monday. I was going to say why they put it on. Yeah, it's on the 21st always, isn't it? No.
It moves. This year, it's on the 16th. It's next Monday. Oh, it is. It's not always the 21st.
Like this coming Monday. Oh. Correct. It's the Monday between Lincoln and Washington's birthday. The third Monday of the month. That's my guess. Hmm. Interesting.
Are you doing some research? Well, they've listed, I was trying to, I found a list of them, but I can't sort it by birthday. Okay. It's only got them sorted by presidential numbers like George Washington, February 22nd. Okay, here's what I know.
John Adams was born on October 30th. Yeah. Yeah. Um, President's Day is on Monday, February 16th because of the Uniform Monday Holiday Act of 1968.
Okay. Which moved the federal observation of Washington's birthday from February 22nd to the third Monday in February to create convenient three-day weekends. So it really is a George Washington holiday. It sounds like it.
Because he was the first president of the United States. Yeah. Interesting. Because while still officially, like, while officially still Washington's birthday, the date often honors all U.S. presidents. Uh-huh. So, yeah, it was just, it was chosen to honor Washington and then they were like, well, we've got a lot of other presidents. Yeah. Do you know how old George Washington was when he was inaugurated?
He was 32. No. Not even close. Closer. 57. Yes. How about it?
How about it? He was 57 when he was inaugurated as president. That's, you know, after many wars and a boat trip across the Delaware and many, many other things.
Abraham Lincoln was 52 when he was inaugurated. Yeah. Yeah. Well, happy birthday Abe. Happy birthday Abe. We missed it, but President Harrison, the ninth president, his birthday was on the ninth on Monday. What do you know about President Harrison? That he was the ninth president and then he was 68 when he was inaugurated and he died at the age of 68.
Okay. What else do you know? He was shortly lived as a president. What was his name? For his first name? William. George.
Well, no, that's a beetle. And the tenth president was right after him, John Tyler. Oh. John Tyler. It's spelled differently.
Anyway. Nobody knows anything about John Tyler. I know there was a big billboard campaign several years ago in Salt Lake that said, do you know who the tenth president is? And then that was the whole campaign.
And then a couple weeks later, they said the tenth president, John Tyler. And I went, why? That's a weird campaign. Yeah. Why were they doing it? A campaign. Probably just to prove a point that John Tyler, people didn't really know was the tenth president. I don't know.
John Tyler. Yeah. Sorry, buddy. I'll know that now. You will know now. If we ever get a trivia question about that.
Yeah. What did John Tyler do? Was the tenth president?
What are some of his crowning achievements? I don't have that up in front of me. I don't take me too much time to research right now. Plus also, I don't really care. All right.
Okay. Let's get you some good news this morning. I like to direct it towards you because I feel like everybody needs it, but you need it too. Are you saying that I need it because I'm cranky?
No. I'm just saying there's enough bad news in the world. We need good news. And so I like to say, hey, Chantel, here's your good news. Okay, good. Because that's what I like to say. I like good news. It started out as a simple wish to help others during the pandemic, and it has hung on for several years and turned into a massive operation that has delivered over 16,000 kindness kits to children in hospitals and shelters.
This is unreal. Back in 2021, Connor Wright, he's in Linfield, Massachusetts, then was 12 years old and approached his parents and his grandmother, and he brainstormed ways to make life easier for people in the community. And they came up with the idea of putting together care boxes that were filled with toys and games and other fun stuff, Rubik's Cubes, stickers to give kids a reason to smile during tough times. And through the years, the small project grew as Connor sold lemonade and bracelets and all kinds of different ideas to fund these kindness kits. And now that Connor is 16 years old, he's moved the operation out of the garage and into a real office building.
He is leading hundreds of volunteers who deliver more than 4,000 kits every few months to 85 different locations around Boston. Connor. Unreal. That's so cool. Right?
That's so awesome. Connor is preparing to attend college soon in the next couple of years. He says he isn't going to slow down. He even hopes to take his project nationwide to help even more kids. He said, I like helping others and knowing that we have a big impact on people, I always wanted to do something to make a difference. And Connor, you're doing it.
You are making a difference, buddy. Yeah. Oh, really cool. That's a nice story, Josh. It's good news.
Kindness kits for the win. Remember how earlier this week we were all excited about trying to get our hands on that McNugget caviar and then we watched the countdown and then we watched the internet break and then we couldn't get in there. Yes.
And then all of a sudden their webpage came back and said sold out. Yes. And I said, this is dumb. Yeah.
Come to find out. We were not the only ones who tried. There were several people, you could say, who were trying to acquire the tin of caviar, the $25 gift card, the creme fraiche and the mother of pearl spoon. The retail value of the kit is $95. And now the kits are popping up on eBay for hundreds of dollars.
Of course they are. Because here's what happened when they went live at 9 a.m. on Tuesday at McNuggetCaviar.com. The whole inventory vanished online in seconds because the website crashed because bots scooped up all of the freebies.
What do you mean bots? So software people have figured out the code they needed in order to acquire all of them. It's the same thing that happens with concert tickets.
It's the same thing that happens with everything of any demand. I don't either. How do we stop this? Well honestly, it's not up to us to stop it. It's up to the people who offer these things up to stop it.
But they need to. Because now you've got a whole bunch of scalpers selling them online. That's what you predicted. Well I predicted they made too few. And I'm sure they probably did too. Because they didn't make 100,000 of these things.
There's just no way. They made a few hundred. How dumb.
Are people going to buy these for hundreds of dollars? Sure. I'm not. Just in case you were wondering.
I would love it if they didn't. And everyone who bought these things or got these things for free. Lossed out on their money. Loses out on it. Yeah.
That's what I would love to have happen. Well they got it for free though, didn't they? They did. McDonnells was offering it for free.
So they're not necessarily losing out on anything. It's really rude. Yeah it is. I agree.
So. I'm just trying to see if I could find one on eBay right now. I only see one and they're trying to sell it for 699 dollars. Get out of here.
Yeah. No one's buying that. Don't buy that. Nobody buy that.
Yeah. Certainly don't buy it for 700 dollars. McDonnells was giving them away for free. And they probably kept the gift card.
I'm going to tell you that right now. I don't see a picture of the gift card in the thing. Anyway yeah, 700 dollars. That's ridiculous. That is dumb.
Now I'm mad at all the bots. And it came with like an ice pack in there to keep everything refrigerated. And it says refrigerate upon arrival.
So you know, don't buy it because it's not going to be properly kept. Yeah. Ew gross. That can't be safe or healthy or legal. Ridiculous.
700 dollars. You got to be kidding me. Nobody do this. These companies need to stop with these marketing promotions.
Well even this same person who is selling the kit, I went to look at other things they're selling. You know those O'Walla bottles? Just the water bottles? Yeah. That are still ridiculously priced at like 30 or 35 dollars?
Right. He's selling, he's got one for $84. He's got a couple for $65, one for $50. This dude is just like a terrible person, whoever this is. Don't buy from this person.
Plus he's the only one I see selling it for $700. Get over yourself. Yeah, get over yourself. Indeed. Ridiculous. Anyway, somebody needs to do something about all the bots because they're ruining life experience.
Yeah, they are. Quit it. Bots.
Get out of here, bots. Did you bring anything for breakfast this morning? No. Did you happen to know that our daughter made strawberry banana muffins last night?
I did know that. Did you have a grab one? No.
Well, lucky for you. You did grab me one? I brought you one. Well, that was nice of you. It is nice of me.
Thank you. Well, there was a text conversation yesterday about treats that we wanted. And at some point you said, you know what I want is cinnamon rolls. And I said the homemade ones because she makes really good cinnamon rolls. So I was, I got home, I had a fishing meeting and I got home and there she was in there cooking and I went, oh, it's cinnamon rolls.
Yes. And I found out it was these fruit muffins. And I went, uh, I guess exciting. I'm excited for a treat and I'm excited to try it because I know she makes good foods and like she had to like change temperatures on the oven.
Like it was a serious thing for her. Okay. You say fruit muffins like there's fruit in it. Yeah, but there's also chocolate chips. But okay, there's chocolate chips and banana bread. It's still fruit bread. No, it's, but it's still delicious.
Do you want one? I didn't say it wasn't. I just said it's fruit muffins. It's got strawberries and bananas in it. Okay.
Here's what happens. I always have to like, you have to prep. I have to prep breakfast and lunch the night before I go to work because there's, it's not enough time in the morning and it's too early. And so this morning I woke up and I went, I didn't, I didn't prep anything for breakfast. And then I saw the muffins sitting on the counter. Yeah.
Boy, howdy was I excited. Okay. Have you had one yet? No. No.
Is this live reaction then? I don't know. We can. I mean, they're here. They're in my hand. You just took a bite right off the top and even unwrap it at all.
You took a big old chunk out of the lid. Can't be bothered. Yeah. Well, how'd she do? That's delicious. Okay. For a fruit muffin.
Yeah. I mean, it's not, I gotta take a little bike. Cause I gotta be able to chew it while I'm still kind of talking here. It's no cinnamon roll, but it's still pretty tasty.
That's a good muffin. If you don't want yours, I will eat it. What do you mean if I don't want it? Yeah, I want it. Look away from my muffin.
You got your own. What she did good. She is quite the baker. She is quite the baker. It's quite nice living with somebody who likes to bake.
It's nice living with somebody who likes to cook you and somebody who likes to bake her. Yeah. Is it? Yeah, because somebody who likes to eat me is happy to partake. I see.
And what do you bring to the table? Literally. Joy. Oh good. It's nice to live with someone who brings joy to the table, which is true.
Thank you. Which is true. And sometimes meals. Sometimes.
Right. But grudgingly. Be grudgingly prepares meals. But grudgingly, I'll say.
Guess I'm cooking. I mean, can you just like talk to your mom about her BLTs and let's just get some of that going? Yeah. Because that's one, it's quick and easy. Yes. Which your mom's all about quick and easy, I think.
And it's a good sandwich. So if you could figure out her secret to BLT. I know what the secret is. What's the secret? It's, well, I know what bread and bacon she uses.
Yeah. Why are you looking at me like I don't know? I don't know if you know.
I'll figure it out. I just, she's got something that she does that makes it just nice. I don't know if it's the lettuce she uses or if it's like she's got a real straight slice on her tomato. I don't know what it is. Something about it is good. Okay. Guess what?
What? I'm going to get all of this stuff. I'm going to make those on Saturday. We're going to have that for lunch. Nice. I'm excited about that. Okay.
I got to get that. Like does she do like a little salt and pepper in there? I don't know what she's doing. I know the bread that she uses and it's not the bread that we buy. Okay.
It's not a bread that I would actually choose to buy, but for some reason it tastes delicious in a BLT. With the P.L .T. it will then. That's good. Let's do it right or else it won't be the same. Okay.
We need all the right ingredients to make it. Okay. I'm working on it. All right.
I'll talk to my mom about her BLT. That's what I'm saying. And does she, she stove cooks the bacon, right? She doesn't oven it or yeah. She's microwaving it.
No. She stove cooks it. Stove top. Stove cooking. There's a lot of ways to cook bacon. I understand. You can air fry it.
I get it. She is stove cooking. You can put it on a stick and hold it over a campfire. You can cook bacon lots of ways.
Grittle. She stove cooks it. Stove cooking it.
Nice. She probably cooks it in her nightgown and maybe that's the secret. Ask her. I will. I don't know that it is, but ask just to confirm. All right. I will. I hope that's not it. Why?
No reason. Elementary schools are doing their Valentine class parties in the next couple of days. Do you remember those? I remember being in elementary school and preparing your Valentine's shoe box at home and getting it all decorated and then you would bring it and then everybody had to bring in Valentine's and you'd, you know, you have to go, we have 25 kids in the class and they go, they sell them in a pack of 24 and then you were frustrated and then you'd get them all written out from Josh, from Josh.
And then you always wanted to get the ones with a candy attached because that was a win. Right. And then they would do like, all right, everybody, it's time to go around and pass out your Valentine's and you'd get to walk around the classroom parts you hadn't seen before because your desk sits in one spot all year and then you're like, oh, that's what the class looks like from over here. Cool. And you'd drop in a thing and you go, all right, nice.
You're really close to the coat rack. That's cool. Here's the thing. And then you get all done and they were like, I was close to the coat rack.
It smelled bad. And then they're going to go, let's go ahead and decorate a cookie and you're like, all right, cool. And then there'd be all this like pink and red stuff you could put on there and most of it was cinnamon flavored, which was cool.
And then that's about it. Then you'd read your Valentine's and then they'd be like, all right, go to recess and then when you come back, math and that was Valentine's. Is that how it's, how I remember it? Yeah, that's about right.
I do remember in third grade, I did not have a very nice teacher in third grade and she was the, of my, all of my teachers, she is the one I hated the most. All right. That's strong. It is strong.
She was mean, Josh. I understand. I hear you. She was mean to me. Call her out. She yelled at me on a Valentine's Day party.
I am calling that. Why did she yell at you at the Valentine's Day party? You had too much love to give.
She's like, you need to settle down. I don't remember all the details, but I do have a picture of me in my third grade Valentine class on the clock. My mom was the room mom.
I don't know what they call them in the 80s. And so she came in to help with the Valentine's Day party and I had a pretty new dress on. Nice. But I remember maybe I, I think I started to pass out my Valentine's too early, but I thought that's what she had said to do. You were excited about it.
And she said, check out ghosted down with your mom in the room. Yes. Whoa, that's brave. I know it. And so were you embarrassed then because you got called out.
Yes. Because I didn't like to get in trouble. Why didn't you listen? I thought you thought your mom was in the room.
You could do whatever you want. That's what you thought. My mom's here. I'm going to hand down my Valentine's right now. No, she said, I thought she'd said, go pass out your Valentine's now. What did she actually say? I don't remember.
Not that. I know she was mean. She was mean about some other things too. It wasn't just how old are you in third grade? Um, like seven, eight. Yeah. Something like that.
Eight, maybe eight, nine. Yeah. Yeah.
Six, seven. No. That's done. Okay. We're done with that.
Okay. Because the first grade or kindergarten, you're like five. First grade, you're six. Second grade, you're seven. Eight or eight years old.
Yeah. Like eight years old. Eight to nine. Yeah.
Eight, nine years old. Okay. You're holding onto that. Yeah. A little bit. I know. Hey. It was mean. Do you know how long ago that was? It was a long time ago. You've got to let some stuff go.
She embarrassed me in front of my classmates. Guess who remembers it? Me. You.
Yeah, I know. End of people who remember it. No one else in class was like, oh man, what was that girl's name that got yelled at at Valentine's Day for not listening? Her mom was in the room. What was her name? She ruined my whole day. She ruined my whole Valentine's Day party. Every time you think about Valentine's Day, you think about this.
I do. She ruined your entire Valentine's Day forever. You're letting her win. You're right. She's still scolding you today.
And how? Mrs. I'm not even going to say her name because that's not fair to the dead. She's dead for sure.
Are you sure? Oh girl. What? What? She was she was elderly.
Okay. I was in her third grade classroom. And that was how long ago was that? If you're she was tired of dealing with nine year olds and you crossed a line. You didn't listen in 1990. Take some ownership of your mistake. Don't be mad at her. She was trying to keep her class in order. You were out of line. Listen to you.
Trying to take all the air out of the whole room. I can't believe you're siding with her. I can't even believe it. I'm siding with the facts.
Can't evening. You thought your mom was in the room. You get away with whatever you want. Yeah. My mom didn't even stand up for me.
Right. Because she was like, you're out of line, kid. You're out of line. You're out of line right now.
She looked at you like, yeah, didn't you hear her say like, what are you doing? Sit down. Look at you. You're so upset.
You got to let it go. We brought treats. Rice Krispie treats.
Yeah. I should have said, I'm taking these back. Valentine's Day is over. Cancelled. Good job.
Mrs. B. You were eight. You were on the drill team. I was not on the drill team. That was never on the drill team.
I saw you walking in a parade that says otherwise. What team was that? It was a dance. Yeah. A drill team. It was a drill team.
Yeah. Drill team six. That's what you were called. That's not what we were called. What were you called? Probably the ladybugs or something.
The ladybugs. I don't know what we were called. I bet you weren't called that. What was on your shirt?
You had that bright pink shirt. I don't know. I don't remember. Hmm.
Hmm. You remember getting yelled at on Valentine's Day, but you don't remember the name of the drill team you were part of. I was like, that was a kid and that lasted like one summer. It was like a summer class or something. The Valentine's Day thing was one instance seconds of time. It's a core memory, Josh. But you don't remember. Trauma.
The name of the drill team you went to for weeks. Do you see what I'm saying? I probably could remember the dance though.
Let's see it. It was to the song. My grandma and your grandma sitting by the fire. You know that song? Yeah, I do. Okay.
You're going to do it? Holy smokes, everybody. I got to get the cameras rolling. Hold on.
We'll do this in a minute. So did you know that the NFL will play, will pay the winning team $178,000? It's a per person bonus. Yes. On top of their salary.
Correct. Which if they make it past regular season into playoffs, they get paid like bonuses every game that they win, including the Super Bowl. So they continue to get paid more money throughout the year if they make the playoffs and then make to the Super Bowl. Now, is that the same whether you win or lose? You get that? The losers get $103,000.
Oh. Winners get $178,000. Losers get $103,000. But listen to this.
I'm all ears. Because the game was played in California, they have to pay a jock tax. Interesting.
It's an additional tax on out of state players based on how many duty days they spend in the state for a game. So Sam Darnold, he was there for at least eight days. Okay. So he gets $105 million. That's what his contract is.
Okay. So he's got a three-year contract with the Seahawks. Plus, he's got a $2.5 million bonus for winning it all. But he's going to have to pay California between $200,000 and $250,000 for their jock tax. In taxes, yeah. That's an interesting thing because you work in different states.
So that's got to be an interesting tax return. Whereas we have one job in one location the whole time. Even though we can be heard all over the place, but we work in this one state. But if we traveled around and worked in different markets around the country and worked in those studios and did those things, that would probably be interesting. I mean, you'd have to be filed on different payrolls. I don't know how that works. That's a really interesting thing. Do you think they have to pay this tax every state they go to?
All of these athletes? I don't know. It's going to be state by state for sure. But it's going to be, you know, because like some states don't have property tax. Some states don't have a sales tax. Some states do.
Like it just depends on where you live. But that's really an interesting thing. I did not know that they would have to pay.
I didn't need to. I didn't think about the fact that they might have to pay a separate state tax because they worked in that state. I know. Isn't that crazy? Interesting. And it's specific to, they call it the jock tax. So it's specific to sports.
It's specific to athletes. I wonder how that's going to play out for something like the Olympics in LA, for example, or World Cup. Like those types of things are, how are those going to play out in different states when these people are from different countries even?
How does that work? I guess maybe they aren't getting paid the same way. They don't get paid, right? Like an Olympic athlete isn't out there making bank.
So, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay. So maybe that doesn't apply. It affects athletes, coaches, trainers and performers who work in a state where they are not residents.
Yeah. And a percentage of the athlete's annual salary is allocated to that state based on the duty days. Yeah, interesting.
If they spend there. Huh. That is an interesting thing. It gained prominence in 1991 when California taxed the Chicago Bulls players and then Illinois said, oh really?
Well, here's a retaliation tax. Okay. So then it became a little fun for these guys to compete. So that's cool. Yeah, it is cool.
Cool, cool, cool, cool. Sorry, Sam Darnold, you're going to have to pay $250,000. You have to pay more in taxes than what you made from the game. That's a bonus on the game.
Yeah, that's frustrating. I think he's going to be fine. He will, but that's frustrating.
If he gets in a precarious situation, I bet he's got a ring he can sell. Oh, righty? He's just got one.
That's what I said. He's got one. Yeah, well, he can sell it if he needs to.
Whoa. I didn't say he had to. I'm just saying he's got some options.
Why are you coming at me? Hardcore. What about the guys who didn't get the big bonuses and got the smaller check and they also have to pay? I know. They don't have a ring they can sell. What about those guys? I feel bad for them.
Sorry. It's just, you know, he doesn't need to go pawn stuff to be able to afford his fees. I'm sure he's got it. He's got a team of accountants that are going to be able to make it all right. I don't think he's like worried about it. I think he's probably like, yeah, that's part of the system. I wonder if they explain all of this when people get drafted into the NFL. They're like, oh, okay, here's the rundown on what you're going to have to do.
No, they have a whole team of people that help them navigate that. As a 19-year-old kid, fresh out of college. No kidding. I don't want to navigate that. Me neither.
It's a good thing I didn't get drafted. Yeah, it is. I saw a picture and immediately when I saw the picture, I could smell it. Ooh, let's see. And it was the picture of a home perm kit. Oh, I can smell.
Did your mom ever do this? No, I can smell perm. I can smell perm a mile away. Those chemicals, whatever that is that makes your hair go, I don't want to be hair anymore.
You shouldn't be doing that. I got a perm. Let's see. My sister got married in 1992. Okay.
She's very old. I told you. Wow.
Every time. I got a perm for her wedding. That's a choice. It was not my choice. Whose choice was it? It was my mom's choice. Your mom said, we're going to give you a perm for the wedding.
Listen to this. I was also, I was only 12. I also had bangs. You had a perm and bangs? Yes. And then I got my bangs permed.
Is that a thing? I mean, who's cooler than me? What is that really curly hair dog called? You know the one. No, I don't know. What curly hair dog? Okay. It's, it's this one right here. It's like a, it's like a poodle kind of look.
Okay. Anyway, that perm fried my hair. My hair was never the same after that. And I never got another perm.
Thankfully. But I do remember my mom, she would get those home hair perm kids all the time. And then we'd always have to help her out.
And guess what else we'd have to help my mom do? She always had curlers in her hair and she always couldn't reach the back of her hair. So we had to help her curlers in her hair. But your mom has had the same hairstyle ever since I've known her in every picture and video. Every picture and video I've ever seen, she has the same hairdo.
So, how, how's she doing it now? Is it flat? Is it flat back?
No. I don't think she's gotten a home perm in decades. But if she's doing, is she doing curlers? No, she has a curling hair now.
She's just curling the back of her head? Uh-huh. Uh-huh.
Yeah. She's, she's come up with the time. But I do remember helping her with the curlers in that home hair kit and she'd be like, can you help? I can't reach the back. Will you squirt the perm solution on the back of my hair? So, if you want to have a fun time, just do a Google image search for bad 90s perm. Uh, and there's some good ones in here. I should have brought my old permed bang pictures. Oh, yoy, yoy. Men and women. Oh, my bad.
Absolutely. Yeah, it wasn't good. Your brother-in-law had a perm for a while.
Yes, he did. I mean, it's a choice. I think that's everybody in the 90s had a perm. It was the thing. Early 90s. I had a flat top. I was different.
Wow. I really liked a spike haircut and a flat top. I was like, I'd go to the, to the barber shop and they'd go, what can we do for you? And I'd go flat top, spiky flat top. That's what I want. I wanted to stand spiky straight up flat.
Cool. I mean, you know, and then the kids see pictures and go, you had a mullet. I never had a mullet.
I did have luscious blonde, white blonde hair for a long time. I wish that. And then spike flat top. Yeah.
And permed bang girl. Could be friends. Is that right? Do you think when we were kids, we would have met on the street and been like, cool hair. Want to ride bikes? Yeah. Probably. I got to look up that.
Yeah. See, it was very much like, it was such a cool haircut. I'm looking at the, you got to look at the spike flat top.
90s spike flat top haircut. I've seen it. I've seen the photo of you. It was cool. It was cool.
You're right. Man, I should do it again. You should. Can't.
There's no hair. The Olympics have been going on. That's right. The Winter Games. And the world has had some questions. Okay. And the questions have been asked of Google. Oh, so Google put together a list of the most commonly asked questions for the Olympics. I'd like to hear this list.
Sure thing. Why do ice skaters wear gloves? Why do ice skaters wear gloves because it's cold? Because to keep their hands warm. Yep. That's what gloves are for. Next. So to protect their hands from falls, but also sometimes it's just part of their costume. Sure.
But also because it's cold. Yes. All right. I'm so far I'm one and one.
Let's go. Why do speed skaters wear glasses? Because it's bright in there. Bright in there?
Yeah. It's bright in there. Bright in where?
In the arena, in the ice arena, where they're skating, where they're competing. It's bright. Mainly to protect their eyes from the wind or tiny ice chips that fly up.
Oh, they're like a safety goggle. They're going up to 30 to 35 miles. per hour. They're quick.
So they got to protect their eyes. It isn't called slow skating. No.
No, it isn't. How do you steer and lose? Great question. I'm going to say it's by leaning your body weight. Okay. Mostly with your calves and shoulders.
Okay. And also by shifting your weight. Yeah, I would feel like it'd work like that. The sleds do have handles, but they don't really steer.
They're just to anchor yourself so you can make those tiny movements. Yeah, I got it. Okay. Got it. How fast do snowboarders, snowboarders, snowboarders?
25. Go in big air. Oh, in big air? They actually slow down before they hit the like right at the lip. But I mean, if they were falling at terminal velocity, which they aren't because they don't have enough ramp, that there's I don't know. Up to 50 miles an hour. Up to 50.
That's crazy. Because they've got that that ramp going in. But then they they'll do a little like kick offs like a little chunk. And that'll slow them down right before they jump. But yeah, miles an hour is fast.
Sure. How is curling scored? Oh, by the whoever has the most Stones in the circle and closest to the center.
Good job. So somebody compared it to bocce on ice. Yeah, which is very yeah.
That's an easy way to say it shuffle board. Yes, yes, yes. Yes, yes, yes.
The closest stone to the center gets a point if you have two closest stones, it's two points if you have three closest points, it's three points. That's right. Those are the Oh, those are the top five questions Google. Those aren't like super brain busters.
No. I like that the first one you said was why do people wear gloves. Cold hands. Come on. Hey, we played. We played our own Olympic game last night. We did.
Yeah, it wasn't necessary in the Olympic game, but it was it. It could be that magnet game. Yeah, that was a fun one. That was a fun one. Found out that you and I are easily beat by our daughter. Yeah, you and I never played against each other.
It is true. We should have brought it in the studio today. We could have played it between breaks.
But we didn't. Oh man. So Anyway, That's what I know. What question would you ask Google about the Olympics? Oh, I usually search up Olympic medal count.
That's one that I looked up. But that's not necessarily a question. Um, but Olympics medal count is is in my history here. And by the way, the U.S. is still in third with 13. Is Norway still in number one? Norway still has the most golds. Norway.
But they're in tied second actually with the United States. Let me see if that's correct. I believe that is correct.
Yeah. So Norway and the U.S. both have 13 Italy. The host country has taken the lead with 14 medals.
Isn't that interesting. Austria has 11. The host country has the most medals.
That's right. Now they do not have the most gold. Norway leads the gold medal count with seven. Italy has five. The U.S., Sweden and Switzerland each have four. But the U.S. has six silvers. Good job, USA. Lots of that going on. So way to go. Doing great stuff.
Yep. When's the bobsled thing? Oh, I wrote it down. Like the 20th, I think. It's still a week away.
Okay. And then you get to watch that happen. It's gonna be exciting for you. Is it? Yeah.
Why? That's your event. That is your event. Listen to this.
Okay. When humans and dogs look at each other in the eye, each species produces oxytocin. Is that right? Yep. And it's the same hormone that bonds moms to their children.
Is that right? Quit looking at the dog in her eyes. What I have noticed lately, and this is why I told you, I know. I can't have another dog. I grew a really strong attachment to our other dog, Right. who I also did not want initially because she ate a bunch of my shoes. One.
But that's fine. One shoe. My favorite pair of shoes.
I understand that you still have and want to get repaired. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And that was a lot of years ago. A lot of years ago. And then that dog passed away and I was the saddest.
Saddest person. And I said, I'm not going to do this again. Right. Not going to get attached to another dog. Right. So anyway, Luna showed up and you looked her in the eyes and now you have a bond.
Yeah, because here's what I've noticed lately. She, I really do think that I'm her favorite. Absolutely.
And 100%. She follows me around. I call her my little squire.
Yep. Even though a squire is supposed to help you do stuff. She doesn't really help me do stuff.
She just, she'll help you pick up stuff you drop on the floor. Yeah. Yeah. And then she's like, oh, are we going to play ball now? Do you want to play kick a ball? Yeah, it's time to play kick a ball. You can't throw it.
You have to kick it. But what I've noticed lately is she gets really jealous. If you or Emery get really close to me. Like if we give you a hug, she's like, quit it. Yeah.
She's like, no, that's my person. Right. Yesterday I got home from work and Emery gave me a big hug and she was like, I don't like this.
Yeah. She's got a, like, I don't know if it's affection or danger. And she doesn't know how to handle it. Yeah.
And even this morning you got really close to me and she was like, back up. Yeah. Like, hey, calm down. Go to your bed. It's early.
Go back to sleep. So we have a bond. A lot of people have called it a love loop. Do you have a love loop with the dog?
No. What is it? A love loop is like a mutual gazing. And I wouldn't say I've ever gazed in the dog's eyes.
Yes, you have. When you walk out of the bedroom in the morning and she's sitting there looking up at you, you've gazed into her eyes. It's pretty cute.
And there's your love loop. She's just looking at you like. She's just sitting there with her little body in like a little pile and she's like, what's up? Good morning. Is it time to do stuff? Cause I could play kick a ball. I was dreaming about kick a ball all night. Is it time to play? Would you give me food? Could I go outside? How about a treat?
Kick a ball? Okay. I just think that's, I think it's sweet.
It is very sweet. But also I knew this was going to happen. Yeah. This is why I didn't want another dog. Because guess what? What? That dog is going to die before me. I understand.
And that's going to be the saddest. I know. I can't do it again. Well, then don't. I don't know what to tell you.
We formed a bond. I know. She'll be four in April. And they live like a lot of years. I know it. They live so many years. A lot.
Cause it's a small breed. Yep. I'm just saying you have a lot of bonding time to spend with her. Looking into each other's eyes, whatever it is that you're doing with your love loop. I don't have a love loop. Okay. It's a bond. It's a tiny little bond.
I think she's. You hold her up by her little arms and look in her face and you go, oh. I hear something else I do. You love that? This dog.
No, no, no, no, no, no. Like in the morning when I tie her up to go outside. Yeah. It's always a little cold in the garage, but. We have a little moment.
Oh, is that right? See, you do this to yourself. I know.
Were you pep talker? No, I just have to, I like, I hook her up to the lead because she's, she's a runaway dog. And she is also a digger. And so we just are afraid that she's going to escape. So we have to attach her to a lead.
Right. And in the garage, she sits on the rug. And then I, I, when I bend over to, to tie her up, but we look in. You get your love bond. Go ahead.
They look into each other's eyes. Yeah. I go, it's beginning to be cold out there. Are you ready? Yesterday when there was snow, I go, there's going to be some snow out there.
Are you ready? Oh, fun. And then she's like, yep, I got it. She goes out, does her thing.
And then she comes back in and sits on the rug and waits for you to unclip. Yeah. Yeah. She goes, you're right. There was no, yeah, it was cold. I'm glad you prepared me. I wasn't prepared, but you talked me through it. Thanks coach. Chantel, you are the best of friends. Congrats on your bond.
I didn't want to. I've seen you in a lot of different looks, but today's look is a good look. I like this look.
Thank you, Josh. You walked into the bedroom. I hadn't seen you.
You've been up a little bit before me, but you walked in the bedroom. I was like, hey, look at you. That's a good shirt. That's a good shirt. So you got on this blue sweater and it has a fish on it. Does it have a fish on it? What kind of fish do you think that is? Well, it looks like a trout based on the coloration and the spotting.
Okay. So it's some kind of trout. Now, let me see the face on it, the head of that thing.
Yeah, that's just a good rainbow trout. Okay. Yeah. Like if it was more, you know, it's got the pink ribbon down the middle.
Yeah. Like a rainbow trout has that pink ribbon. If it had a little bit more of that, you could talk me into maybe it was a salmon. It'd have to have a different bottom jaw though. Its head is definitely a trout head.
So yeah, they had a little different jaw than I'd be, I'd be saying. But that's a good, that's a cabin sweater. Let's go to a cabin. That's a cabin sweater. I don't have a cabin. I'm working on that. We got to get a cabin. I know. Hey, I went shopping with Emory last night.
How'd it go? And I saw this sweater and I went, should I get this sweater? Yep. And Emory goes, you want a fish sweater? I go, it is pretty cute.
It is. And I said, maybe if I get it and put it on, dad will notice me. And you did. Well, yeah, you come around dressed with fish on you. How are you not going to notice, you know? It's a good sweater. I haven't seen that sweater. Is that you said it's new as of what, last night? Yeah, I just bought it last night. No kidding. Yep.
Look at you. I was going to hang it like I have a hook in my room where I set out clothes that I'm going to wear the next day. And I knew I was going to wear it today, but I didn't want you to see it. And so I turned it around.
Oh, sneaky. I didn't even notice what you have. You just have stuff hanging on those hooks all the time. So I don't really pay attention to that space. It's it's near the hamper. So I do throw my clothes.
But if it had been hanging there and you would have seen the fish, you would have been like, ah, that's that's a cool fish shirt. Right. Way to save it for this morning. Thank you. Nice surprise. It was a good surprise. It's a good sweater. Thank you, Josh.
But don't you agree? It looks like a cabin sweater. Yeah, let's go to a cabin. Like you could just hang out in a comfy chair by a fireplace. Yes.
Watching some of the weather go by. Yes. Let's do that. Yeah. Let's do that.
Yeah. I don't have a cabin. I mean, not yet.
Anyway, you got it. It's going to take some time, but I got to get a cabin. I got there near some running water.
OK, that has fish in it. You went to a hold on because you're part of a fishing club now. Well, it's it's an entire organization. Yes, it's the trout unlimited. You're a little fishing club. Sure.
You had your first meeting. It's a it's a nation wide organization. But yes, not it's it's cute. And it was it was the second gathering that I've gone to. But you went to the first one. You became a member. So this was your first. I became a member before the first the last one. OK. Yeah.
But it doesn't matter. I went last night to a fish. Your little club. I went to my fish club meeting. You little fish club. All right.
That's what I'm going to call it. All right. Fish club. Go to your fish club. OK. And how did it go? Oh, it was good. I learned about fishing and where to fish and how to fish and some tie some flies that were tied. You told me you came home. You were all excited because you would talk to a gentleman there. And he told you that there's a really cool place. Don't talk about it. I'm not going to say where it is.
I know the fishing rules. But he said he often goes there on his lunch break. That's right. And you went.
Yeah. You were pretty jazzed about that. That is an exciting time. I'm excited because I I know that there's nearby water. That I haven't fished and and I because I just don't think about it. I always think you can go on your lunch break. I know.
And I always think I I got to drive to the mountains to fish. But I'm learning new things. And that's exciting times.
So yeah. Good fish club. Fish club.
Nice sweater. Could I be a part of fish club? You could definitely wear that to fish club. You can join fish club.
You bet anybody can. I don't want to be a part of fish club. Why we went to fish club last month. Yeah. Do you meet once a month? Well they do the speaking things regularly.
Yeah. There's another meeting on Tuesday. I might try. You have to fish club meetings. Well there's multiple meetings all the time. There's there's another one coming up on Tuesday. So I might be busy Tuesday night at fish club. That's fine. Go to fish club.
I don't I don't care. You can come with. No. You're welcome. You have the right attire for it. I went to the one fish club because I knew the speaker. And I was like I'm going to go because I really like him and I want to see him.
I haven't seen him in years. So I went to fish club and he was talking about all these cool like trips you could take and all these experiences that you could have. Correct. He said does anybody here not like to fish because all of these.
Right. Trips were fish fishing related. Well it's fish club. Yeah. That would make sense.
It does make sense. And I said me because he said does anyone here just want to travel but doesn't want to fish. And I said me. Right. You're the only hand. The only one. So I probably won't be accepted at fish club.
Yes. You and look at your sweater. You want to get compliments on that. Where are that on Tuesday to fish club.
Watch people be like dude. Cool shirt. Killer sweater.
Yeah. Where'd you get it. That's what they'll say. I got to get some of those.
Where do you get that cool fish sweater. They'll say. You have to be a store. You have to be a part of fish club to know.
But I'm not I'm not a member of fish club. You're just adjacent. Yeah. I'm a plus one in the fish. You can join.
Have your own membership card and everything. I'm good. Hey but you won something last night. I won.
I won some flies. Yep. It was a big day. Wow. Big day.
So. I wore the wrong hat though I found out. Because I have the hat the guy who was presenting. Works at the fly shop in Pocatello.
And so a bunch of the guys in the crowd were repping the. The hat from that shop. I have that hat.
I should have worn that hat. I didn't know. I showed up there were like in they different versions. So everybody's wearing their own one. Nobody was wearing the same as the one I have.
I was like I have one of these two. I didn't know. My fault. I'll know I'll do better next. Yeah you're new to fish club. It's OK. Well now I know if he comes up as a presenter then I go.
Pocatello hat. Got it. So I sent you a video and we just watched it together because I. It made me laugh. And you got a little teary about it which you know that's OK. That's that's fine.
You can have some emotions about it. It was two grown women. Oh thank you for. I'm allowing you. That's fine. No that's not what I mean.
I just mean that like it obviously it hits some heart strings for you. And it's just this video these two adult women and I've seen this trend a couple of different times where they call their mom their moms separately to say hey can I have a sleepover. These are adult women calling because they're going to have a sleepover with their friend or they're just hanging out with their friend and think it's funny. Yeah.
Then they call and they say hey mom I just wanted to see if I could have a sleepover with my friend and some of the moms are like why are you being weird. Like what are you doing. Yeah. What's happening in this particular one the mom really like went all in.
She dove in. Did you get all your chores done. Have you are you responsible for anybody tonight. Are you going to be safe.
Right. Are you going to lock your doors when you get there. What do you have to do in the morning.
That's not like that. What do you what do you have to do in the morning. And I've got to do some basketball games and she's like are you going to wake up on time. Are you going to be where you need to be. Are you going to be responsible. Is it OK with her mom.
Like she really started asking all the teenage mom. It was very good. Very very good. I like that a lot. Anyway so I shared that with you and it was a nice little moment but you got a little yeah a little sad or happy or tearful about.
Oh I just have I just have a lot of emotions. That's right. The the other lady called her mom and her mom was like what is going on. Are you partying. She did not have as much fun with it. No she did. No she did eventually but it was yeah she was not like let's go through all the things that you have to do before you can have a sleepover. She was very much like you're already doing this aren't you.
You're already there. This is ridiculous. I wonder what my my mom would probably say. What. Yeah one she'd say what I can't hear you. What. And I'd say where's your hearing aids.
Yeah put them in. But you're here. Oh I don't like to wear those.
OK. But then once you got the message through what do you think she'd say. She would probably take the side of the why are you being weird.
Yeah no that's I think my mom would say the same thing. Why are you being weird. Why are you being weird. What being weird. You're an adult.
Quit being weird. And my god it's just fun. It's just fun.
Play along. Or she'd be like no you're grounded you have been since you were three. That's probably what my mom would say.
My mom would say no you're still grounded from when you were three. I'm like OK. Oh man Josh. Can't I can't sleep over. I'm grounded. The one mom the one that jumped all in she said you're not going to sneak out and see any boys are you.
These are adult women. Come on. Pretty fun.
Anyway it's a good little viral trend if you happen to stumble across some of those videos they're worth the watch. Give mom a little bit of a refresher that she's still in. Got a little bit teary eyed because I bet the mom was happy. Well one the mom answered the phone immediately both mom. Of course here that my kid is calling I got to answer. And then I bet they were like oh I get to be a little mom again. Right. And I bet that was nice for them.
You're probably right. See now you get all teary eyed. I know just stop talking about it. Don't don't tell people. But you're getting emotional about it.
It's just real real real real human stuff. Would you rather this or that. Would you rather have a surprise party or no party at all. I would rather have a surprise party. Then no party.
OK. I mean I guess it depends. Is this a birthday. Is this just because. Is this a retirement or a congratulations or.
You just recovered from a medical thing. Like what's the reason for the party. Does that. Does the reason matter. I mean yeah because sometimes it'd be like I don't really need a party for that.
I don't know. I think sometimes there's the sometimes a party gets thrown where it's like was that necessary. What's it when have you ever had an unnecessary. Not me. I'm just saying in general like a gender reveal for example does that need to be a party.
I mean some people I listen. I don't think you need a reason to have a party. OK. I don't think you need a reason to get together and celebrate with people.
So. Because why not be happy and celebrate. Yeah that's just a gathering isn't it. Yeah.
So a surprise is typically attached to a reason. Right. Yeah. Like we're moving out of town let's have a surprise party and get everybody together before these people leave town.
Yeah. And then you look at the people who are going to be happy. Which is just half. That's right. And then you leave the person who you're trying to surprise in the text group and so the surprise gets blown.
That kind of thing. Would I rather have a surprise party than no party at all. Is as a going away thing like if we were moving town I would think that'd be fun.
Somebody threw a surprise party. OK. To gather everybody. I think that'd be fun. OK. And I'd rather have a surprise party than no party at all because it'd be nice to see everybody and it gives you a chance to do that before you leave.
Now I threw you a surprise party for your 40th birthday. That's right. Years ago. Yeah. Did you enjoy it.
Yeah. It was a good time. It was a good gathering.
OK. It was stressful. Why. Because I knew there was something going on. I had to be prepared at a specific time.
Yeah. But I didn't know what or where and you ended up having me ride to the birthday party in the back of a hearse with my family in tow like we were a funeral procession for me turning 40. That was your friends idea.
That was not my idea. It was crazy. And I didn't know where we were going or what we were doing.
There were what I knew very little. It was a good it was a good party. It was a good party. I had a great a great time.
Good. I saw a lot of people but that was a stressful moment. I dressed up a slash from.
Yeah. It was a costume party as well. There were a lot of different costumes.
I mean there were all kinds. OK. So you're going surprise party over no party.
Let's have a party. Yeah. You know.
Yeah. And if it's a surprise cool. Doesn't mean it's a surprise for me but. Fair. But a surprise party is better than no party.
Agreed. I mean even if you bump into somebody and it's a surprise you're like hey surprise party. That's what we got to start doing. We got to just start calling spontaneous surprise party.
I like it. You run into somebody and they go hey and you go surprise. And they go what. It's a surprise party. We bumped into each other. It's a surprise party. Let's hang out.
All right. Surprise party. Confetti.
Just always have confetti in your pocket. Surprise. What's his name. Rip. Vin. No.
Not Van Winkle. Torn. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. You always always had confetti in his pockets. Good job. Remembering his name.
Thanks. In the world of sports sometimes there are weird ones like you've seen the like arm wrestling championships and then they've got let's take that to a different level and let's slap each other in the face really hard. We've seen these. That's what I'm saying. Like there's all these crazy sporting events.
Right. Well there is a new brutal contact sport in Australia right now that's gaining popularity. It is called run nation championship. What.
Two athletes sprint full speed toward one another and collide head on. Oh my gosh. I don't think this is smart. It's attracting competitors with backgrounds in rugby and MMA. They compete with almost no protective gear. That was going to be my question. Are they wearing helmets. No.
This is a terrible idea. Yeah. It's the RNC the running the run nation championships. It's a terrible name.
Oh it's it's awful. So imagine a short miniature. So you got a football field.
Right. Shrink it down to fit in this room. It's got lines. Everybody lines up on either end. There's a circle. It's as big as this room. It's a little bigger than this room. But the point is it's it's not like an arena. Well I get that. It's a small space.
Going to get a lot of running. It's a small space on purpose. So you're not going to get a lot of speed because you don't have a lot of distance. That's correct.
That's part of the design. OK. You're going to get enough. I'm watching a video of it. You get enough speed.
I'm going to watch. So you've got this small think of a miniature football field. It's very small but has hash lines. Yeah. Side lines a circle in the middle where the two collide.
OK. They line up on either end and then they run as fast as they can and collide into one another. And somebody is going to get. Somebody's going to fall down. You're slamming into each other. They're both going to fall down.
Are you crazy? Well in this particular video one fell down and then had like a I don't feel so good kind of moment. I was that guy got knocked out.
I was doing an interpretive dance one time in my living room in college with my friend Phil. Yes. And he had a yoga ball.
Uh huh. And I ran into the yoga ball. There are so many videos of this. Not of you doing it but of on the internet yoga ball disaster. And I fell over.
Yeah you did. This is not safe. This is just a brutal for brutal sake. This is crazy. That is crazy doctors and other health officials are not amused. They're. Yeah.
There's so many concussions. This is a bad. Do not recommend. This is a bad. I don't even be talking about it because then it's going to give people ideas. Well it's going on in Australia right now.
Australia. Stop it. Find a new hobby.
That isn't this bug hunting. Fight a kangaroo or a crocodile or giant spider big knife and say that's not a knife. Oh that's the only thing you know about it is crocodile dundee.
Yeah. And then make that weird like horn hand signal and then try and talk to animals. I have no idea what you're talking about.
Have you not even seen crocodile dundee. He makes that weird hand signal and then he goes. What you're talking about. He makes like noises with his mouth and he goes.
And then he like. Are you sure about that. Yeah. And then he talks to the. Yeah.
All right. I see he's got he's got his thumb and his pinky out like you were doing. But he's like talking to like a water buffalo. Yeah. Yeah. I think we need to watch crocodile dundee again.
Do we. Yeah. If you don't know immediately what I was talking about when I did that. Yeah. You don't know that movie well enough.
That is the ancient art of taming a water buffalo. Yeah. Duh.
Oh. That's what these people need to do instead of running into each other. Tame a water buffalo. Tame a water buffalo.
All right. It's kind of what they're doing running into each other taming water buffalo. It's crazy.
I'll show you the video. It's nuts. Don't do it. You don't need to play this game. No.
Prove anything. Thursday show in the bag. We'll end it on that note. How do you how do you feel about today's show? Every day I go could have been better.
Oh is that right? Not every day but there are days where I go yeah today was a good one. Hey listen.
Hey what. Four hours of fun with you. That's that's what I look forward to every day. So that's what gets me out of bed. I go hey I get to go have four hours of fun. So it makes you jump out of bed.
Yeah. Because you don't really jump out of bed. It's more like a. Don't tell everybody. Have a good day. We'll be back tomorrow on your Friday. For more fun and games. That's right for another four hours of fun. Oh what tomorrow is the last show before Valentine's Day.
I should come up with some Valentine's games like some trivia things and some. What are you thinking? I don't know. I'll think about it. Okay.
Sounds good. You made a face like no it's not trivia. No it's not trivia.
Because sometimes you'll do like a quick trivia thing. Yeah. And that I like that's good. Oh you do like that? Yeah I like that. You'll ask like. I feel like I did that.
Things about Cupid or. I did that last year though. Well do it better this time. Wow.
No I'm saying it was good. Let's see what we can do this year. What are you come up with some fun games? What now? I always have to come up with the fun. What?
Now you got all quiet about. You wrote a list of things you wanted to do. Yeah I just wrote a list because we talked about a BLT.
Yes. I wrote a list of. Things we gotta do. Things that I need to get from the grocery store. This is a reminder to buy tickets to a show that I want to see.
Okay. And then Valentine. This is my agenda for today. Nice I like it. That's good. See what you accomplished in four hours?
Look at that. Yeah feeling good. Have a great day. We'll be back tomorrow on Friday the 13th. See you then.
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