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Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Wednesday, October 30, 2024
Episode summary introduction:
There’s a hack to reset your gut health after all that Halloween candy, Halloween laws from around that country, scientists can speak whale, you died of dysentery, Chantel wrote a Wonder Bread jingle, what’s the Idaho State law regarding ballot selfies, Josh got 10 out of 8 in the Halloween trivia game, strap on a scuba tank and get to carving that pumpkin, Chantel’s recurring nightmare is super scary, stuffing is king of Thanksgiving sides, and be careful with your nutmeg.
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Full show transcript:
This is Wake Up Classy 97, the podcast. It's a replay of today's full show condensed down to about an hour or so. It's Josh and Chantel, and it's Wednesday, October 30th. On today's show, there's a hack to reset your gut health after all that Halloween candy, but It's so gross. You're not gonna like it.
I don't like it. Halloween laws from around the country. People are pretty strict some places. Scientists can speak whale. What's it sound like?
I have no idea. What do you think? But I'm dying to know. What do you think it sounds like? You're trying to get me to make whale noises, isn't it?
Just make the whale noise. No. I'm not going to. Just one. Nope.
Just one? You died of dysentery and a rattlesnake bite. Well, there's that. I did die of dysentery. No.
I died of the rattlesnake bite. Nobody in our family got dysentery. Maybe they took dysentery out of the game. No way. How do you take that out of Oregon Trail?
You can. That's that's That you can take is your take. Trail. You can take the trail out of Oregon, but you can't take dysentery out of Oregon Trail. I wrote a Wonder Bread jingle, and it's the best thing you'll hear all day.
You wanna give a little demo? It's pretty good. That's it. It's got a good rhythm. You have to listen to the show to hear more.
What's the Idaho state law regarding ballot selfies? Be sure to check. It's important info. Josh got 10 out of 8 in the Halloween tribute. Extra credit.
Strap on a scuba tank and get to carving that pumpkin. I don't think I will. My recurring nightmare is super scary. Yeah. Yeah.
It is. Let's analyze that one some more. Alright. Stuffing is king of Thanksgiving sides, especially with some yam gravy. That's not yam gravy.
It's melted butter and brown sugar. Yum. Gross. Delicious. And be careful with your nutmeg.
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Good morning to you. I I wanted good morning. I say I say I say I say good morning. What's up? It's national candy corn day, and I'm not excited about it.
Hey. Guess what? You don't have to eat it if you don't want to. I mean, I don't I don't often celebrate many of the days we talk about. But for sure today, nah.
You don't have to. That's the beauty of it, isn't it? I saw somebody online had stacked up their candy corn, and they they were like, do you know that if you stack them up, it looks like a corn on the cob? And I went, yeah. That's what corn looks like.
The point of it. It's it's candy shaped corn. Yep. But they didn't know that, and they were blown away. New discovery.
Did you know this looks like corn when you stack it? Yeah. Wow. Yeah. I did.
And it just looks like candy. What about those waxy pumpkins? Those are the worst. The waxy yeah. No.
They don't taste like anything. Let me chomp on this. National Publicist Day today. It's also national text. A publicist do?
They are the person who that's, when somebody says have your people call my people Exactly. That's their people. Oh, talk to my publicist. That's the person who controls the image of a person and the information that gets out to the public for that person. It'd be kinda nice if we all had publicist, wouldn't it?
Yeah. It'd be like, hey. Listen. Before I arrive, I'm gonna need you to talk to my publicist. And then your publicist shows up and is like, yeah.
He's gonna need water. He's a thirsty boy. And candy corn. He loves candy corn. Awful.
Just the pumpkins. But, it's national text your x day. No thanks. It's national wicked day. Now I don't know if this has to do with anything to do with the Broadway play.
It does. The wonderful wizard of Oz. It's wicked day. I love wicked. Yeah.
I can't wait for the movie. I know. I'm excited too. I think it's gonna be great. When is that?
Around Thanksgiving? The 20th November, I think. So right around Thanksgiving. I put it in the calendar. Perfect.
National Checklist Day, a day for Chantel. Wait. Yes? Checklist Day? Checklist Day.
Of a checklist. How many checklists do you have on your phone right now? I don't wanna talk about it. A few? Oh, so many.
So many. There's some on my phone. There's some in my little notebook. There's some on the fridge. Great.
Checklists. They're nice. I'm glad you decorated for checklist day. There's some on the fridge. That's funny.
Let's see. It is haunted refrigerator night. You're supposed to go through and purge the forgotten food. Oh. It's a pre Halloween tradition, that transforms the fridge's ghostly abyss into something it hasn't seen in a while clean.
Let's see. It's, create a great funeral day. You know, in high school, I it was either junior high or high school. They wanted us to to go through the process of planning a funeral. I opted out of that assignment because it it's pretty creepy.
Did you? Yeah. What was the point of it? I don't understand, really, but it grossed me out. And so I was like, can I do a different assignment?
Give you the ick? Yeah. I don't wanna plan a funeral. Like, I'm a 16 year old kid. I don't really I'm not comfortable with that.
That's weird. Well, it's If they wanted you to write your own obituary and eulogy and stuff, it's really strange. What class was it for? I don't even know. What was the other assignment that they gave you to do?
Couldn't even tell you because that one stuck in my brain so much. Did everyone else do the assignment? No. There was some other there was some other I didn't have a fit. No.
I'm not gonna do it. I stop protesting. I didn't mean to have a fit. Didn't have a fit. I they gave us the option.
They said if you would like to opt out of this assignment, you can have a different assignment, and I don't remember what it was. So did you have to watch all the other funerals? We didn't perform them. Oh, okay. You just had to write your You had to write your own obituary did.
And plan, like, what you would want your funeral to be. It was morbid. I'm not into it. Interesting. Yeah.
I feel like Today, if you're into it and you like spooky things, create a great funeral. I'm gonna opt out still all these years later. Still gonna have a fit? Yeah. No.
I don't want a gallon. It's how I have a fit, I guess. Hey. It's Wednesday. Good morning.
I'm gonna introduce you to David Lorenzo. Hello, David. Yeah. David graduated from the US Naval Academy in 1964. And when he graduated, he was given a special Naval Academy ring to commemorate the achievement.
It's like a Super Bowl ring for graduating from the Naval Academy. He lost it, didn't he? Yep. Oh, damn it. This guy, he, after graduating, flew numerous, combat missions with that ring on his finger during the Vietnam War, and he eventually returned to the United States.
In about, 6 years after graduation, he was golfing with his dad in Pennsylvania, and he lost the ring somewhere on the golf course. David. I know. I know. Well, this summer, that ring turned up in kind of a pretty amazing way.
Listen to this. I'm listening. So there's a a guy from Pennsylvania. His name is Michael Zenart, and he was near the 4th green at Uniontown Country Club near Pittsburgh. He found the ring in some dirt that had been exposed by rains that they recently had in the area.
Dirt. Yeah. Yeah. And he tracked down David. Michael did.
David is now 82 years old and was volunteering at the National Naval Aviation Museum, and Michael reunited him with his prized ring, which is really cool. David said it survived combat, but it couldn't survive my golf game. It's pretty funny. He said, I never thought I'd see it again, and it was I was very sad when I lost it, and this whole thing means so much. It means a lot.
Yeah. 82 years old. He got his, he got his graduation ring back. What a what a cool thing. Maybe go golfing with it next time, David.
Maybe just set it aside. Was he wearing it and he swung and it flew off? Like, I'm just trying to figure out. And then he was like, where'd it go? Where'd it go?
He needed a metal detector. And that's where Chantel comes to the rescue. Poop poop poop poop poop poop. Poop. Boop.
Boop. Yeah. Just like that. Good job finding it, David. Well, Michael found it, returned it to David.
The ring's been, you know, reunited. So all is well. I wonder if he won the golf game or if it was really that bad. It got I mean, maybe he's he's at a country club. You don't just show up at a country club all amateur style.
I feel like if you show up at a country club, you're with somebody who golfs regularly. They're gonna totally goof on you if you're not that great. So I imagine he's probably at least mediocre. Possibly. I would know because I'm a great golfer.
This is true. I've seen you golf. Super good. It's good news to get you going. If you find yourself eating too much candy in the next couple of days, it might mess up your microbiome.
So that you won't be able to digest food properly. Is that what that means? Correctly. Good job, Josh. K.
The candy, too much candy might make you sick. It might weaken your immune system. It might cause indigestion. So one way to deal with it is eat a bunch of sauerkraut. Negative.
You have No. You have to rebalance your microbiome because it's one of the 4 f's. K. Fiber, fight phytochemicals Sure. Unsaturated fats, and fermented foods.
So you have to put your microbiome back in shape by eating sauerkraut, fermented foods. No. Because they help replenish that good bacteria that your gut needs to keep you healthy healthy. Gotta be another way. There is another way.
Let me give you another Good. Shit. Because sauerkraut isn't happening. You could also drink kombucha. Why did it have to be that?
Or kimchi. No. I also I'm not a big fan of kimchi. Now these are cabbages. I'm good with cabbage.
But it has to be fermented cabbage. Yeah. I know. That's the problem. Get lost.
Won't it ferment as it's being digested? No. It's not the way it works. Can I do it where I don't have to taste it? Yeah.
Close your nose. Plug your nose. Nope. That's not it because it's also a texture thing. Then just gobble it down in one go.
No. I'm not gonna do that. Well, then don't eat a bunch of candy. Gobble it down in one go. Then just don't eat a bunch of candy, I suppose.
I'm not gonna eat a bunch of candy unless there's licorice involved, in which case is licorice on the list? What if I eat black licorice in between 2 red licorices? I mean, I'm just throwing it out there. Does that help? I think so.
I think your microbiome is gonna be top notch, kid. What what what happens if I eat a whole bunch of licorice? I don't know. Let's do a test. Let's find out.
Really wanna find out. Like, it sounds How much licorice are you talking about? Like a Like a Not a whole bag, but but enough. And if you're talking licorice, you're talking It's not good. What do you what did you look up?
Eating a large amount of licorice, particularly black licorice, can lead to serious health concerns, including high blood pressure, low potassium levels, fluid retention retention, muscle weakness, and irregular heartbeat due to there's a compound in there, glycyrrhizin. That's right. Tell the kids. They'll get it. Glycyrrhizin.
Yeah. That's right. Glycyrrhizin is, not glycerin. Glycyrrhizin is possibly unsafe when consumed in large amounts over a long time. So you'd have to have a whole bunch for a long time.
If you eat 5 grams of licorice or more daily for several weeks, it can cause severe side effects including heart attack. Oh my. K. Quit it. I'm not doing that.
No. No. Don't quit eating it. Quit it. Do not eat more than 5 grams daily for several weeks.
That sounds awful. All licorice, or is that just black licorice? Specifically black licorice because it has that because it's disgusting. The glycerin. Yeah.
I'm probably saying that wrong, but I like it. You are glycerin. Yeah. That's right. Also, quit eating it.
It's disgusting. If you eat red licorice, you don't even eat the right red licorice. You eat Twizzlers, which tastes like plastic. It's weird how you're wrong. It's weird how you're wrong.
Good comeback. Top notch arguing skills you got over there. I learned it by watching you. No. Stop.
So the other day, our daughter was telling us that there are some cities that are setting age limits on Oh, yeah. On how old you can and can't be to go trick or treating. And there are actually several different towns that are, really cracking down on Halloween, which I think is is an interesting thing. In Belleville, Missouri and Chesapeake, Virginia, they have age limits on trick or treating. It's 12 in Belleville and 14 in Chesapeake.
There is a law in Walnut Creek, California which requires you to have a permit in order to wear a mask. What? This is for real. It's illegal to dress up like a clown ever since 2014 in, in this town in France, in, I guess, it's Vendra Vendra Gues, France. I don't know why it's illegal to dress up like a clown there, but it is, and it has been for the last 10 years.
There's a town in Delaware that says no trick or treating on Sunday. If Halloween happens to fall on a Sunday, trick or treating is moved to the Saturday before. Okay. No trick or treating on Sunday. Listen.
The the age thing is surprising to me. I don't care if you come to my house and you want candy. If you're 18 years old, you're nice and your costume. I feel like You gotta put some effort into it. I feel like if you were like, look.
I wanna go get free candy, and you grabbed your pillowcase off your pillow on your floor, and you just went out dressed in your regular street clothes as a teenager, no. If you put on a costume and you put out the effort, I'm good with that. I don't care if you're an adult and you're like, hey. Can I grab a Snickers? Sure.
That's fine. I'm not giving away Snickers this year. No. No. I'm not giving away Snickers ever.
I'm keeping all those from you. We don't have any Snickers because I didn't wanna be tempted. So you bought licorice. Thanks. It's going well for me.
So, anyway, I I I feel that's how I feel. I'm I'm cool. Put in a little effort. I'm cool if you're a teenager and want a trick or treat, but don't just look like a teenager. Like, you just got off school, and you're just like, oh, let's go.
Give me some candy. Like, put in put on a costume. And not I'm not talking, like, throw on a mask. I was gonna say, what if they just throw out a mask? Because Put in some effort.
Put in some effort. If you're gonna do something silly, you're gonna get rewarded for it on Halloween. There are worse things that you could be doing as a teenager than going and getting candy from the neighbors. Totally agree. I come to my house.
I'll give you candy. I'm I agree. I have licorice and nerds. Hey. You can you can have one of each.
Alright. In Hollywood, California, silly string is prohibited. And in the state of Alabama, you cannot dress like a member of the clergy. Oh. So What if you are a member of the clergy?
Well, then that's probably there's a thing where they're like, it's it's blasphemous or, you know, some sort of thing to do that. I don't know why. But, there's there's some some different communities. Just don't go out if you are a member of the clergy. Just in case somebody's like, are you dressing up?
Are you trick or treating, sir? That's illegal. Yeah. Step back inside. Shouldn't you be somewhere else?
I know that my porch. Emery was not impressed with the fact that some of these states are Correct. Putting age limits on trick or treating. She's 15. She's going out with some friends.
Yeah. She was like, do we have any rules here? I don't know. No. But she's also got a costume and And she's going out with her friends, and they're gonna have a good time.
Yeah. Your only kids once. Right. Go live. Right.
Go have fun. Trick or treat. Run the hood. Safely. Well, of course, always safely.
Wear bright clothes, watch for cars, carry a flashlight if you need to, you know, all those things. And if you're driving, watch for kids. Yes. It's a it's a busy time. I mean, we're talking about tomorrow night, so be careful.
But have fun. Come to my house and get some nerds. Nerds. I know you love marine biology, and I thought you would you would love this story. There, are some scientists at the University of California, Davis, who went on a boat.
They went off the coast of Alaska, and they had a 20 minute conversation with a humpback whale. What? Yeah. So this is really interesting. What they did is they used underwater speakers to play recorded whale sounds.
And then That's in this movie. They used, yeah, oh, and then they used AI to analyze the responses What? That they got, while the whale circled the boat. What? Yeah.
And, the leader of the group, her name is doctor Brenda McCowen, she believes this is the first communication exchange between between human and humpback whales in the humpback language. What is the humpback language? Whatever they say. The humpback language? Well, the humpback whales know it because they use it.
Yes. But how do humans know it? And They don't. They played whale sounds and then recorded the responses and then used AI to generate new responses that they played back. So I don't know.
What? I don't even know. What? They're using computers to figure it out, And we don't know what it translates to. Exactly.
We should But for 20 minutes, the whale talked back and forth to an AI whale, and that's fascinating. That is very fascinating. I want to know what the exchange was. How do we translate this? What do you think they were talking about?
I don't know. The tea? Yeah. The dish of the sea. The dish of the ocean?
Yeah. Spill it. Yeah. You wouldn't believe what Henrietta did. Or the whale's like, hey.
Quit throwing your garbage in the ocean. It could be that. It could be that. My house. This is where I live.
Yeah. You humans, if that's stop coral reefs. Yeah. Quit littering. Quit destroying the oceans.
The whale could have been talking politics. You never know. Could have been. It is that time this year. You know, we're off on coast of Alaska.
Who knows? Like, the things I've seen, I could tell you that's, apparently, that's how the whale it's very Or they're just talking smack about dolphins. Yeah. Like, these dolphins believe this? Look at their bottlenose.
They gotta get out of here. They have no porpoise. It's actually very fascinating, and I want to be a part of that, and I wanna know all of what they're doing. And I wanna be a part of the science of that. Well, look it up.
It's, it's from the University of California, Davis, and I'm sure you can find out exactly what was said to and from the whale that they were talking to. Why do you call me a humpback? It's just my body shape. Stop shaming me. I saw someone who was, online talking about a tour group they were with on the Oregon Trail.
They were doing a section in Oregon. Uh-huh. And, the people there were like, there's no way that that's old wagon wheel ruts. Like, that just doesn't even make sense. Like, how how could that even be?
I'm like, no. That that's for real. Like, people walked with wagons. That's People didn't believe that they was didn't believe it. They were like, no.
This is just something that was made, like, yeah, over years years of people traveling across the country. Anyway, they're turning, The Oregon Trail, the video game Yes. Into a comedy movie. What? Yeah.
The folks over at, Apple TV or Apple or whatever Uh-huh. They are taking a page from the Barbie movie playbook and trying to include original musical numbers to bring to bring the Oregon Trail video game to the big big screen. No. I can tell you how it ends. Everybody dies of disinterruptible.
It is. Yeah. It's exactly right. You get floated away in your Everybody drowns. Are you gonna attempt to float this river, or are you gonna what is what's the other ones?
You could float the river. You could, ferry. Correct. Or you could Which ferry cost you more money, or you could try to turn your wagon into a watertight vessel and try to float across and portage yourself. Yeah.
I don't think so. Never ends well. You lose oxen all the time. All the time. And all of your supplies Yep.
And sometimes people having to patch the wagon. It's just a miserable time. Rattlesnake bites. We played the Oregon Trail recently. We not the old one.
They made a new one that we have on the switch that's really fun. Yeah. It was fun. Did we ever finish? Yes.
Yes. Who finished? The kids, or was it you and Emery that ended up surviving in the end? I got bit by a rattlesnake and just died. Like and it was sudden too.
Like, it wasn't like every other time anyone got injured, it was like, do you wanna try and heal this person? No. I, like, went and investigated a rock and died. Well Done. It's the old west, Josh.
Yeah. You just go investigate rocks. Well, that's also where you found treasures. So sometimes you got stuff. You had to take a risk, I suppose.
Right. Are you gonna die, or are you gonna find treasure? You died. I found a rattlesnake that killed me. Well That's what happened.
Anyway, it's, I don't know when this thing is gonna come out. Do you know when that game came out in 1971? Did it really? I had no idea because we were we were kids in the eighties in elementary school when, when we were playing that game. So that would have been what?
Like 88. 80. Yeah. So, I mean, all like I had done 17 years Yeah. After that game was made, we're still playing it in school.
I I thought that game was brand new when I played it in 1988. It was brand new to us, I guess. I loved that game. Super good. After you practice your typing, you can play the Oregon Trail.
That's right. Oh, I gotta practice my typing. I gotta hurry up and get all my words per minute. A a a Yeah. S s s.
I know. Now now they don't even have type in class. They don't. They don't have to educate kids on, like, what a computer is and how to turn it on and off and where to put your hands on the keyboard to type. Like, they'll figure it out.
Okay. Now I feel old. I feel old too. It's okay because I mean, cool, but old kids will never understand the decisions you had to make when you were am I gonna be the banker, or am I gonna be Yeah. What were the other options?
I don't even remember the other options for jobs. Trappers. There was the hunting mechanism was weak. The guy just running around trying to catch the deer that's way too fast. What a crazy game.
Anyway, it'll be a movie soon. We got that to look forward to, I guess. Oregon Trail, the movie. I wonder if they're gonna do it. They're gonna do it in a way that's super, like like, the kids find it like an old Jumanji thing, and then you end up going into the game.
I could see that being the thing that they do. I bet you're right. They bring it to life that way. You're right. It'll it'll that's that's what I would do anyway.
I'd make it an immersive experience. It's gonna be fun and a history lesson. Yeah. And then we stopped in Fort Hall Hey. Which we is part of the Oregon Trail, by the way.
If you don't know. It's part of the game and the actual Oregon Trail. It's true. We live it every day, wagon ruts and all. Be careful if you go investigate a rock.
That's still true. There are rattlesnakes in Iowa. That is correct. We do trivia with some of our friends sometimes, so we did a trivia game last night. Right.
And we got bonus points if we dressed up in Halloween costumes. That that can help you. Yeah. Didn't help us, but sometimes that can help you. Well, it didn't help us.
It helped us. We had 0 points at the end. We did. So it didn't matter. But, yeah, we wore costumes for fun.
Just didn't wanna get crazy with our costumes. So we were digging through the costume bin going like, I just I'm cold. I wanna wear something warm. I don't wanna put on any Halloween makeup. I just don't wanna put a lot of effort into this.
Right. What I found was a retro wonder bread costume. Yep. It was pretty awesome. You look like a loaf of wonder bread.
Here's the thing about this costume. It says on a copyright 2006. I think it's older than that. I don't know. I feel like it's older than that.
It says 2,006. It does. You think it's older. When do you remember having that costume first? No.
My mom worked at Wonder Bread Yeah. For years years years. Did she wear it when she worked there? No. So who got the costume?
No. Where that costume came from, actually. I'm just happy I got to wear it. It was warm. It got a good chuckle Yeah.
From people who saw it. You look like a bag of bread. I did. Here's the thing about the Wonder Bread costume, and I started doing some digging because I wanted to find out. I was wearing an original Ghostface mask from Scream Uh-huh.
From, what year was that? 91? 7. 96? Original?
I bet 96, 97. We were we were living retro last night in our costumes. Look at us. Yeah. They they first went on sale in 1991.
Oh. The the fun world ghost face mask, the original. The movie, the first Scream movie, came out 96. 96. Yeah.
So Yes. So that mask had existed for 5 years just as a Ghostface mask before the movie made it incredibly popular, which I think is interesting. They must have just found it online, and then we're like, this is a creepy villain, I guess. I don't know how that happened. But, anyway, so I just had that, and I was like, I have this.
This is the original from the nineties. I wonder, if it's got any value or whatever. So I started looking at the original 19 nineties, masks that were for sale on, like, eBay and stuff. And some of these, like the original nineties version that I have, they're selling for 1,000 of dollars. Let me say they're being offered up for 1,000 of dollars.
I don't know if anybody's buying those. No one's buying those because you can get a replica for $20 at the store right now. Like, there's one on eBay for $9,000. There's a first gen ghost face mask, right here, same one that I have, $850. What I will say to you lot of them.
Is that you were not able to find a Wonder Bread costume No. Anywhere. There I found a picture one picture on the Internet of a dude standing in 1. It's not for sale. It's not for sale?
Like, you have a very rare The 1 and only Wonder Bread bag. Bag o bread, loaf o bread costume. You're the only person in the whole world that has that thing. So that means you could probably offer it up for $9. I could.
It's that rare. It is. If anybody's willing to buy a Wonder Bread costume For $9,000 I will. It's for sale. Consider all offers.
Starting at $9,000. I like, why would you charge $9,000 for a mask anyway? My favorite part of the night was when we were going to leave and Emery was not feeling very good. She was had a bad day, and we were trying to cheer her up. And so then I was making songs about Wonder Bread.
Yeah. You made several of them. You got a little bit, excited about being a loaf of bread. You bring the wonder, I'll bring the bread. Together, we'll make Wonder Bread.
This is what I heard over and over and over all night. There's no other words. It's just that. And then you'll you'll sing it once, and then, I mean, 30 seconds later, you go And I'm like, okay. Enough with the Wonder Bread song.
And you're in another room because you walked down the hall. Listen. I Chuck, I can't I can't hold back when creativity the moment's there spark it. Yeah. You gotta take advantage.
Yeah. You just you got to. You got to. Well, our friend dressed as a pirate. Yeah.
She looked great as Captain Hook. The host of trivia did not appreciate her costume very much at all. Sort of. What she said was on Thursday, they do another, round of trivia. And Thursday is Halloween, tomorrow night.
And so And they did have to wear that. Costume, there's a costume contest. And, and we were getting our bonus points at the same time. And so our friend was like, hey. Don't forget our bonus points, and tapped her hat.
And the host said, no. You can't wear that costume again. You've gotta try harder. And the whole thing just blew up. It was just a mess.
So don't wear the same costume twice, I think, was the moral of the story. Or yeah. So show up as Wonder Bread. Putting a little more effort. I should show up as Wonder Bread.
Costumes. Like, I didn't wear this. I was dressed as the scream guy. Now I'm Captain Hook. Wonder Bread.
It's retro. You can't say no to Wonder Bread. You'll never find another costume like it. Will not. They're they don't make it.
You can't buy it. It's a one of a kind The one and only. $9,000 starting bid. The one costume you did find online, it had a bag tie. It did.
It at one point, I think it had a yellow scarf that was like a twist tie on your neck to keep the bread bag closed. You know. Probably not very safe idea. Well, it's it's probably just the loose scarf. Don't go strangling yourself with it.
Come on. And, also, one time use. You can't wear that costume again. I'll wear it whenever I want. The middle of July?
There comes the bread. You can have wonder bread in a bag. Bring them under I'll bring them bread. Together, we'll make wonder bread. Election day is less than a week away.
No kidding. It is coming up. Hey. By the way Yes. It is Tuesday, November 5th, is election day.
And if you don't have a plan to get out and vote, make one now, exercise your rights, let your voice be heard. If you need voting location information, you wanna check out a sample ballot, you wanna check your registration before you head to the polls because you can register at your polling place day of voting. Go to vote idaho.gov. Okay. Here's what I wanna talk about.
A lot of a lot of people are going out and doing some early voting, which is great. You can do that too. And then a lot of people are taking pictures of their voting sticker. I voted sticker. Sure.
A lot of people are saving it to wear on election day if they're voting early. Now you have to be careful. A couple years ago, in 2016, Justin Timberlake took a picture of himself with his ballot in a vote. You can't do that. He got in a lot of trouble.
Yeah. You can actually do this in some states, but you have to be careful because there are laws in some states where this is prohibited. And there are laws in some states where you, it can't even take photos even near the polling place. Interesting. Some states, a ballot selfie is encouraged.
So Alabama, California, Colorado, and Nebraska, you can share your ballot, and you can take a picture with your ballot. But there are lots of states where it is strictly prohibited. I couldn't find any information about the Idaho laws, but it's always safe to ask first before you take a ballot. What I do also know is that you should not take a picture of somebody else's ballot. Well, the yeah.
That's definitely That's a big no. I was just looking according to the Idaho Statesman. I'm looking here. People taking photos of themselves. Secret ballots ensure nobody can see what others vote for.
There is no rule that prohibits you from taking a photo with your ballot or a selfie. However, it is discouraged because everyone has a constitutional right to a secret ballot. Mhmm. If they take a photo with their ballot and post it online, then they're forfeiting that right for their own private ballot. So don't expect privacy about your vote and then go take a selfie and post it.
I guess that's kinda what they're saying. A misdemeanor in Utah, if you take Oh, wow. A selfie in your ballot box because you might be infringing on somebody else's rights or privacy. And in Idaho, they do say if someone does decide to post a photo with their ballot, they must ensure they only capture their own ballot in the picture. Okay.
So it is that's what I could see from It is. Again, that's Idaho Statesman. Again That's where that comes from. Always ask permission before you just start clicking away. Mhmm.
And go vote. Go vote. Do it. You can vote early still. Official voting day is Tuesday, but you can still vote early.
So go get it done. What's up? I got some Halloween trivia. You do? You it sounds like you've got them, written on cards.
No. I got some on cards, and I've got some on the Internet. Okay. Alright. Alright.
Halloween trivia. Halloween trivia. K. This candy was originally called chicken feed. Chicken feed.
Chicken feed. 6lets? No. I'm trying to think. It's gotta be something small like that.
Nerds, like that kind of a kind of a thing. Right? Like chicken feed that you throw out is kind of, is it candy corn? It is candy corn. Duck.
Good job. It should go back to chicken feed. Jack o'-lanterns were originally made out of this vegetable. Oh, interesting. So a pumpkin's a fruit, so I think they might have messed up on the vegetable thing.
Okay. Were they originally a squash of of some kind? A turnip. A turnip? Turnip.
Let's make jack o'-lanterns out of turnips. Turnips. How big is a turnip? I don't know how big a turnip is. Not very big.
How many seeds can you find in a typical pumpkin? More than 12? More than 12? Have you looked at turnip jack o' lanterns? No.
That's way scarier. We gotta go back. We gotta go back to doing turnip jack o'-lanterns. Oh. That is awesome.
You're right. That is way better. These are gross. Okay. You didn't answer my question.
Oh, more than 12. Yes. But that's less than 200. There are than 200. More than 200?
250? About 500. No way. Yeah. Wait.
What's another name for pumpkin seeds? Pepitas. Pepitas. Good job, Josh. What was count Dracula's original name?
Count Dracula's original name? Mhmm. But but, like, Dracula's last name? Vincent. No.
Nosferatu. No. Count Whamper. What? Count Whamper.
Vamper. Halloween. Vampire. Vampire. In what country?
Oh, Ireland. Good job. Yeah. How did you know that? Because I've asked that one on KidSmart.
Did you? Yeah. Good job. Who wrote the novel Frankenstein? I don't know her name.
Oh, we talked about it this the other day. Her name. Mary Shelley. There you go. Oh my.
Pumpkins grow on what? Vines. You did it. What? Trees?
What what else would you say? What candy was inspired by malted milkshakes? Oh, Whoppers. No. That's like the malted milk ball.
That's the Whopper. But that's not what was inspired by it. The Milky Way. Oh. Milky Way.
I just thought that somebody was like, that Snickers really figured something out. How can we make our own? Take out the peanuts. That's how. Make it worse.
Milky Way. I like the Milky Way darks, though. Do you? I do. Well, good for you.
I like their dark chocolate. Good job. With their with their nougat. It's very nice. Alright.
One last question. Are you ready? As as I'm gonna be. What US state produces the most pumpkins? Oh, interesting.
You'll never get it. Oregon. No. Illinois. With an s?
Yep. Oh, okay. Because they make all the noise. Making the noise. I see.
Illinois making the most pumpkins. How about it? Do they make the the most quantity, but do they grow the largest pumpkins in Illinois? Couldn't tell you. And, also, I don't know who makes the most turnips either.
But Well I agree with you that the turnips are more terrifying than the pumpkins. So largest pumpkin in the United States ever grown, £2,749. It's an Atlantic giant pumpkin grown by Travis Guenger of Anoka, Minnesota. Minnesota. He's from Minnesota?
Yeah. £27100. How did he move that thing? You would have had to get it right pallet with a forklift in the big truck. It's a big pumpkin.
Know what he didn't do with it? Carve it and float down a river. He did not do that. I wonder how many seeds were in that pumpkin. More than 12.
Probably more than 500 even. You think Do you think the pumpkin seeds in that big pumpkin were huge? Were bigger? Yeah. I don't know.
I was gonna ask that, but, also, do you think it works that now because he knows those seeds can grow a 27 100 pound pumpkin, does he charge a whole bunch of money for people to be like, you want one of my giant pumpkins? You're gonna have to pay a premium for my giant pumpkin seeds. Interesting. And wouldn't it also be funny if you took a giant pumpkin seed and that pumpkin seed just made a tiny little pumpkin? Like, I'm gonna defy the odds.
Like, take that. What's the smallest pumpkin ever? We always talk about the biggest pumpkins, but what about the smallest pumpkins? They're just as important. The smallest pumpkin in the US, the Weebie Little Pumpkin Aw.
Is a miniature pumpkin variety. It is considered one of the smallest pumpkins. They are about the size of a baseball, the average diameter of 3 to 3 and a half inches, and they weigh 10 to 14 ounces. Cute. They are tiny.
The We Be Little Pumpkins, and now you know about pumpkins. Alright. Did I do okay on the trivia? What was my score? 10.
Out of? 8. Alright. Extra credit. You're pretty good at pumpkin carving.
You got Sure. Pretty good pumpkin carving skills Sure. With the z skills. Okay. Alright.
But do you think that you'd be good at underwater pumpkin carving? Is is my head underwater? Yes. Your whole thing is underwater. Your whole body.
My whole thing? Your whole body, your whole head, your whole pump I don't think so. They had divers Pumpkins float. From Association of Zoos and Aquariums that participated in pumpkinpalooza. Mhmm.
And they showed off their underwater pumpkin carving skills. They did this in Tacoma, Washington, and it is they're in scuba gear. Right. Which I'm not a I I don't know, how I feel about scuba. Okay.
I'm I'm undecided. It's a little frightening to me because, look, if you go into the depths and, you know, underwater and and if you're in an aquarium, at least you're in a sort of confined area. I feel like if something went wrong, I could reach the surface pretty quick Okay. In in that situation. In, in deeper water, terrifies me.
Well, these are, like, zoos and aquariums. So they're you can see the bottom. It's not that deep. So there it's I feel like you'd be okay if you were doing this. What I like about this video, it's from all over, these people are doing these pumpkin pookpaloozas Mhmm.
And the fish are kinda swimming by. Like, hey. What's going on? Yeah. What are you doing to that?
What are you doing to that fruit? I don't know all the details of this, but I wanna know. It looks like they've cleaned out the pumpkins before Yeah. They went underwater. I would agree.
Because they don't you're gonna murk up the water by getting all your pumpkin guts in there. I'm looking at, some different pictures. I mean, people are creative underwater just as much as they are topside. But, yeah, I'm I'm seeing a whole bunch of regular old jack o'-lanterns. I mean, there are people that have done like a turtle, like, a sea turtle, or one guy did an anglerfish that's kinda fun.
A shark. I saw a shark too. So they're kind of staying in their lane, which I think is fun. I could be fun to do, like, SpongeBob characters. That would be great.
Under underwater. I think that'd be pretty funny. And then they're lighting them up with, with their fancy scuba flashlights. I think it's it's a fun little thing. Like that the fish they have a hobby.
I like that the fish just come and swim by. They're like, what's going on? Yeah. What are you up to underwater? What's hap that one did a bear.
Oh. Oh. Bear underwater on a pumpkin. Bear underwater on a pumpkin. It's got a it's got a ring to it.
I'd say There's a song about to happen. It's ruined. It's ruined. Bear underwater on a pumpkin that's got good rhythm. Bear underwater on a pumpkin.
Bear underwater on a pumpkin. Yeah. I can I can see where you're going? Thank you. Yeah.
Bear underwater on a pumpkin. Next year, carbon pumpkins underwater. That's all we're gonna be doing. Where? In the bathtub.
I'm not doing it. No. Bear underwater on a bathtub. No. That's doesn't that doesn't have the same ring.
On a pumpkin, not in a bathtub. Bear underwater. Underwater on a pumpkin in a bathtub. Oh, really jazzing it up. Just I added in a bathtub.
I didn't jazz anything up. Carving bears on a pumpkin in underwater in a bathtub. Bear underwater on a pumpkin in a bathtub. Bear underwater on a pumpkin in a bathtub. Yeah.
That's it. Halloween is tomorrow. Yes. I heard about that. So I wanna talk about nightmares a little bit.
Oh, nightmares. Did you ever have nightmares when you were a kid? I had, fears, but I don't know that I ever had nightmares. I don't remember, like, waking up from sleep being terrified. I remember having a really hard time falling asleep, and, and, like, the 5th grade was really difficult.
I developed an ulcer because I worried too much. I don't mean to that, but I'm sorry. Yeah. Yeah. I was a troubled child, but that's fine.
You know, get your giggles. Not really. But I I mean, really, I did develop an ulcer, and I had to eat Tums a lot because, my stomach was fighting the fight. What fight? Well, you're fighting the fight.
I don't know. I was afraid of everything. I I was afraid the house was gonna burn down. I was afraid that, I it was bad things were gonna happen while I was asleep. So I, like, would stay awake all the time, and that that just wasn't healthy.
And it's bad times. Bad times. Have a dream. This was a recurring nightmare that I used to have, and I I don't ever know what it meant. I would be walking down a dark street, and then I would see a house Mhmm.
That I didn't recognize. But the house was black, and it was, like, in shadow. Uh-huh. And there was a big spooky tree outside of the house. And I would get to the gate, and then I would have, like, a feeling of dread.
Oh. And then I would wake up. And I have no idea whose house it was. And you would have that as a recurring one? Yes.
And it always ended when I got to the gate. I never got to go in the house. I never knew what was inside the house. But that happened on multiple occasions. What does it mean, Josh?
Are you looking it up? And not opening. Okay. I never even got to the door. The gate is where I got.
A closed gate symbolizes one's inability to overcome or not ready to move on. Oh. Gates represent obstacles in life, and if you walk through, then you're moving on. If you close it or it is closed, you are not ready or maybe you are afraid that you aren't prepared for what's to come. Oh.
That's the closed gate. Now I don't know about the dark house and the spooky tree. I don't know about all that. But That was too much. But as far as the gate is concerned, that's a barrier you've got to overcome.
When's the last time you had that dream? Oh, it's been years. I haven't had that dream since I moved out of my parents' house. So that only happened at my parents' house. And when you were little, when you were a teenager, when you were in high school?
High school. Never in college when you were in college? Mm-mm. Only at my parents' house. Was it all senior year?
Was it spread out over high school years? Tell you that. Should've kept a dream journal. I we had a teacher in high school that made us keep a dream journal, and that was kinda fascinating. You had to do it immediately after you woke up.
Correct. Otherwise, you wouldn't remember any of it. Right. So you would wake up and immediately. And then I don't remember what we ever learned from doing that.
Did you bring up the gate in that class? I think I probably did. Yeah. And I bet they were like, it's a barrier you can't get past. You're gonna have to figure out what that barrier is.
Part was that there was always, like, a feeling of, like, doom Yeah. When I got to that gate, like and then I'd wake up going, I almost opened the gate that time. Did you reach out and touch the gate? I don't remember. You've got all the makings for a good spooky story right here.
Yeah. But then it ends. No. I know. That's where you pick up.
Oh. I walked down the street. It was dark. It was night. The street lights were flickering.
I got to the gate of the hill. House of the dark house. Spooky tree. And I got to the gate, and I reached out to touch the gate. And I don't know what happened, and then you fill in the blank.
This house always looked far away. Like Past the gate. Even when I got close to it, it was, like, way in the distance. Like, I could never reach the house. I was never gonna get close to the house.
The house look like? I'm trying to remember. It was 2 story, but it was dark. So it was a main story with an upstairs? Yeah.
Uh-huh. It was always dark. No. I understand. So I couldn't always see.
You could see the shape. It was silhouetted. Yeah. How tall was the tree? What kind of tree was it?
I don't know. Have a swing? What made it spooky? I don't know. It was just dark.
It was all just shrouded in darkness. Yeah. Spooky story. Spooky. Well, thanks for sharing your spooky story.
I'm sorry that you had an ulcer when you were young. Oh, it's fine. Poor fella. I'll be alright. I probably did too.
It just went undiagnosed. Yeah. It's from that gate. I know. For years years years, mashed potatoes have been the number one side of Thanksgiving.
That has just recently been dethroned. By more turkey. Nope. Because you know what people love on the side of turkey? More turkey.
I Gravy. No. Stuffing. Oh, well, that seems like that would that would have been number 1 a long time ago. Have has it been duking it out with mashed potatoes for a long time?
Don't think so because a lot of people that I know don't like stuffing. They think it's too dry or they Covering with gravy. There's so many different variations of stuffing or dressing. I call it stuffing. A lot of people call it dressing.
Dressing. Dressing seems so fancy. It does, but this is a fancy meal. I got stuff in. Yeah.
I'm stuffed. I how do you like your stuffing? For to, with turkey? I don't I don't know. A lot of people well, here's the thing.
A lot of people dry their own breadcrumbs. A lot of people buy the prepackaged already dried breadcrumbs. A lot of people use stovetop. Uh-huh. And then everyone has their own, like, no.
You can't use stovetop. No. You can't use the already dried breadcrumbs. You have to dry your own breadcrumbs. The way that I like stuffing, I don't care what it is.
It's just gotta be covered with a lot of Gravy. Yam juice. Oh, gross. Yam gravy. All that is is melted butter and brown sugar.
Exactly. We do have Delicious. A recipe that was submitted for the very classy Thanksgiving contest with Ingram's Jewelers for no real recipe sausage dressing Oh. Which which has, hot sausage in it as well as, some sage sausage. Oh.
Yeah. So you can get those flavors, but then it's got, some chicken broth in there, chicken stock. It's got celery and onion in there if you like. Butter, of course. And then those bread cubes, or you can use stovetop with it if you want.
It's a variable recipe so you can make it a lot of different ways. But that's a pretty good one. Oh, and there's a little secret ingredient there What is it? That I don't even wanna say. Just say.
A little bit of missus Dash. Oh. Hey. I was gonna say that I don't like stuffing that's been stuffed inside the turkey. That's the grossest stuffing to me.
Ugh. Isn't there something like there's a there's a, like, a potential health hazard with stuffing being cooked inside the bird. Is that correct? Yes. Even if there's not.
I'm gonna say there is because it's gross. And then it comes out, and it's all, ugh, soggy and brown. The safety concerns have to do with salmonella and other bacteria, which can come from eggs in the stuffing or from the interior surface of the turkey's cavity. Oh, god. If the bird is removed from the oven before the stuffing reaches 165 degrees, some bacteria could remain alive and make diners sick.
Oh. I knew there was a thing. Of course. There's a thing. Make sure that if you do put stuffing inside the turkey and there's there's folks going right now going, I've been eating it that way for a 100 years.
I'm fine. Just make sure that, the temperature of the stuffing is at least 165 before you take the turkey out of the oven. Don't put it in the turkey at all. You're supposed to do with that? Cavity.
Nothing. Just leave it a cavity. That's all. You don't have to put anything in it. You don't.
But what about stuffing the bird? You don't need to do that. Oh, it comes out soggy and brown. USDA recommends cooking stuffing separately from the turkey. Thank you.
I agree with the USDA. Yeah. They also say if you are going to stuff it to stuff it loosely, don't pack it in there. What? Cook the turkey immediately after you stuff it.
Don't let it sit around soaking up raw turkey meats. Make sure it's a 165 degrees. Cook it at a higher temperature. You should cook the the overall turkey at a higher temperature above 165. Okay.
Yep. Alright. Well, here's what I have. Stuffing is the number 1, most popular Thanksgiving side. Mashed potatoes is number 2.
Sweet potatoes in 3rd. What? Why are you looking at me like that? When, this is a note. I just as I was reading through ways to reduce foodborne illness around your Thanksgiving dinner Okay.
Do not wash the turkey. Okay. I think every turkey I've ever had or seen has been washed before it's put into the pan and covered in oils and butters and seasonings and whatever and whatever and stuffed in any of that stuff. It's always washed. Okay.
Would you agree? I would agree. Yes. It says don't wash the outside of the turkey. The cooking process will kill any bacteria, again, so long as it's above 165.
Interesting. Interesting. Interesting. Interesting. Anyway, you were saying?
I was saying, green bean casserole and mac and cheese round out the top 5. I've never had mac and cheese for Thanksgiving. That's never been on the agenda. It's because nobody wants to open all that many little cardboard boxes to make mac and cheese. It's not real.
Homemade mac and cheese doesn't have a lot of flavor. I've yet to find a way to make it where I go, this is so good. Yeah. Agreed. I always get it.
I'm like, this is bland. I should have put, what, different cheeses. I don't know what what's missing. I've yet to find a good mac and cheese recipe that works out for me. Agreed.
Even with bacon, even with all the different cheeses and Velvettas and all that stuff, I still go, where's the pop? Where's the oh, this is not it. It's missing something. How about that? Maybe you should try it with a little dried breadcrumbs.
I do that. Oh. I still do that on the topping to make it golden brown so it has a little crunch. Of course, you gotta do that. But I just it's so lax flavor.
Yeah. I don't know what's missing. I don't either. I have yet to taste a good mac and cheese that's homemade. Right.
That isn't from a little blue box. Craft. Would you rather this or that? Would you rather Still in Halloween edition? Yeah.
Okay. It's not Halloween yet, bud. I'm just checking. Would you rather meet Frankenstein's monster? That's right.
It's not actually Frankenstein. Frankenstein is the doctor who created the monster? Correct. Yes. So would you rather meet Frankenstein's monster or meet Dracula?
Frankenstein's monster. I had a little bit of a hiccup there. I heard it. I know. I heard it.
Yeah. Definitely, Frankenstein's monster. Why? Well, one, he's, he's a slow guy. So if if things went awry, I could get away.
You don't know that he's slow. Also don't think he wants to eat me. He's just trying to find his bride, who I am not. You could be. No.
I think I think I'm gonna go with you on that. I'm gonna go with the Frankenstein's monster too for those same reasons. Yeah. Weird. How you would do that?
I just don't think that he's necessarily a bad guy. I'm not a bad guy. Like, Dracula's like, yeah. I wanna keep remaining to live forever, so I'm gonna you got some good little blood. Think being a vampire is a bit of a curse because I don't know that it's necessarily something you choose.
And if you are bitten by a vampire, you are then now cursed with the necessity of life for eternity, and that's that's that's that's a frustrating gig. You can't come out during the daylight. Yeah. There's so many things. You have to sleep in a hard wooden box.
Or you could just hang out with that guy who's like, I'm a little tall guy. Alright. I'm thinking for my bride. I'm gonna pick the I don't think he was looking for a bride. Yeah.
Because they took the brain from the grave and put it in there, and the guy just wanted to find his bride. Have you ever read Frankenstein? No. I no. I have not.
I haven't either, quite honestly. Ah. But I don't think that that's what it I don't think that was his main ambition. What is Frankenstein's main ambition? That's it.
That's the question. And we're gonna what is, Frankenstein, Frankenstein But it's Frankenstein's monster. It's not Frankenstein's? Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. Frankenstein's monster's, main this is a long thing. Monster's, main ambition. What's his goal in life?
It says here are you ready? I'm so ready. The monster's ambition lies in his desire to be accepted within society and to not be alone. Aw. So he's not necessarily looking for a bride.
He's just looking for a bride. Love and acceptance from other people. So absolutely, I'm gonna hang out with Frankenstein Master. That's what we're all looking for, isn't it? Isn't it?
It's a it's a peace on humanity. Just a connection. We just want some kindness and connection. Now he gets violent as a result of his retaliation against social seclusion. Aw.
Because everybody's like, oh, I'm afraid of him. And then he's like, oh, that makes me angry. Don't be afraid of me. He's not the Hulk. Kinda.
Green. No. Yeah? He wasn't green at all. Oh, I guess he is green.
Come on now. Well, modern day tells us he was green. Maybe one of us should read the book. You go for it. Let me know how it goes.
I often ask why we can't have nice things, and this is why. Because it's bad for you. That's why. What? You know, nutmeg?
Yes. The spice? Yes. Apparently, if you have too much of it, it's toxic. Well, if you have too much of anything, not that everything is gonna be toxic, but too much of anything is bad.
Yeah. We found out too much licorice, give you a heart attack. Yes. Too much nutmeg. Listen to this.
I'm listening. The College of Emergency Physicians, the American College of Emergency Physicians say that there was a spike in number of cases involving nutmeg poisoning in 2022 Oh. Largely blamed on What? A a TikTok challenge in which people consumed a lot of nutmeg Don't. To to achieve what they call the natural high.
Yeah. Don't do this. Guys. This is really bad. Well, this happened a couple years ago too.
They did that cinnamon challenge, and people were getting sick from cinnamon. They were ingesting and breathing it in their lungs. Yeah. Because you can't do that. There's a compound found in nutmeg called myristicin myristicin, and it can actually cause hallucin hallucinations.
And, they say the recommended amount of nutmeg is less than 2 teaspoons. More than that is potentially toxic. 2 teaspoons. Not a lot of nutmeg. You don't need that much nutmeg.
Calm down with your nutmeg. And cinnamon. Don't go crazy with your cinnamon either because that's I mean, look. I I like the fall flavors just as much as the next guy, but we gotta take it easy. We gotta slow down.
It is. We're getting a little wacky out here. Take it easy. Slow your roll. You know?
Too much water is bad for you? Yeah. You'll get a water poison. You will. Even though you're made of it.
You gotta get some electrolytes in there. Right. Have some salt, but not too much. Not too much salt. Just the right amounts of everything.
Yeah. What a puzzle. Hey. That's gonna do it for the show for today. Hope you have a great rest of your Wednesday.
Tomorrow is Halloween. We'll be in the studio all spoo I know. Are we gonna dress up? For the show? Yeah.
We can. Maybe I'll wear my Wonder Bread outfit. Well, how's the song go? You bring the wonder, I'll bring the bread. Then they'll make the air.
Cute. What a thing. The song I made up. That is not an actual Wonder Bread song? Nope.
Copyright, Chantel. Okay. Well, have a great, Wednesday, Halloween eve, and, we'll talk to you tomorrow morning, bright and early, 6 to 10. Make sure you check out the podcast. Available everywhere podcasts are available.
You can get the show. We can dense it down to about an hour, and, and that's how that works. We gotta bring what? I gotta bring we gotta bring some candy in here. You think?
Yeah. We'll go we'll go reverse trick or treating to the neighbors. Okay. Just to Victor in the morning. Yes.
Yeah. Because you sound the winner. Trick or treat. Trick or treat, throw it out. Chuck it at his head.
Yes. I like where you're headed. Alright. Well, have a good one, and, you know, we'll talk to you tomorrow on Halloween. Happy Wednesday.
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