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Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Friday, May 29th, 2026
Episode summary introduction:
Josh and Chantel kick off the Friday morning show with laughs, life updates, and a whole lot of random fun! A group of Girl Scouts 3D printed and assembled a fully functional pediatric wheelchair for a child in need, modern status symbols like outdoor kitchens, hot tubs, luxury handbags, designer shoes & high-end watches, Chantel also opens up about the surprisingly emotional process of finding a new primary care physician after her longtime doctor left the practice, Josh makes the case for Halo as the greatest video game ever invented, while Chantel firmly stands by Mario Kart, NASA's new moon base timeline, Chantel shares her stress over finishing a quilt in time for an upcoming art show, Bush's Baked Beans announced three limited-edition summer flavors, tourist traps vs. hidden gems, a deep-sea diving bell adventure, a sweet viral trend about couples who have a designated backyard hangout spot they lovingly call "The Club", and more!
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Bonus: Obscure movie references
(2:44) - Be aware of heat
(5:51) - Good News
(8:55) - We haven't made it
(15:35) - Old Dr. vs new Dr.
(20:31) - Clean hands
(26:43) - Donkey Kong 64
(30:55) - Chantel's art
(38:12) - Moonbase
(42:23) - Bush's Baked Beans
(48:12) - Treat yo'self
(53:10) - Diving bell ship
(56:59) - The Clurb
(1:00:17) - Would You Rather
(1:02:37) - Nice face
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Full show transcript:
As we get ready to kick off the final show this week, short week, three shows. Feels tired, feeling good? How are you feeling? I'm tired, yeah. Yeah, you were saying that you felt like last night you were like, man, we've only worked two days.
How am I so tired? Yeah, I know. Yeah. Five days off in a row. That was so nice.
Now, here we are at the weekend again, which is awesome. So, just had an interaction with Justin from one of our sister stations in the building, and he is ridiculing me for not knowing a movie quote. And then the movie that he is referencing, I don't feel like it's like a major pop culture reference movie. Agreed. Right? Like, it isn't like he said, what movie is, I'm the king of the world.
What's that from? Right? Yeah. Like, that's a well-known movie.
What movie is like, Luke, I Am Your Father, which is not the actual line, but what movie is that from? Like, you know. Yeah. Like, a lot of people, like, it's in the name, but E.T. phone home. Like, people know these references, right?
Like, what did he want me to reference? What was the line?
I don't even remember the line. But the movie was The Other Guys.
Which is a Will Ferrell movie.
With Mark Wahlberg.
Yeah, Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg. Marky Mark.
This came out in 2010. It came out in 2010.
It's a 16-year-old movie I might have seen one time. I don't think I've seen it at all. But the point is he's referencing it like I should know. And he's making fun of me for not knowing it. Like, everyone should know. How do you not know that reference? It was a pretty obscure reference, too. Right. And I was like, I don't...
Like, did you know Michael Keaton's in this movie? You should know this movie because you love Michael Keaton.
I love Michael Keaton.
Anyway, I don't know. I just... I'm watching this guy make fun of me for not knowing a weird movie. Like, I'm going to walk in and be real specific. Like, I'm going to sing a song from an obscure band that only I like. And be like, what do you mean you don't know Daddy Fry?
What do you mean? You know what I think is interesting is he keeps... Like, this is not the first time we've had this conversation where he's quoted a line from that movie and then we've said we don't know that movie and he's all upset about it. I still am not going to watch that movie. No. I know. That's all. That's all.
All right. Well, now we know where we're at on that. So, good deal. Good deal. You ready to start the last show of the week? Let's do it. Here we go.
Hi. Hey. Good morning.
Why so? Oh, I'm not glum. Mellow. I am a feeling a bit mellow. Mellow yellow.
Not a good beverage, in my opinion.
But a good song.
Okay, Donovan.
Yes. Good job. Thanks. Call me mellow yellow.
Today's Friday. Yes. A couple of things going on. What's going on? It's Heat Awareness Day. Oh, no. Yeah. Be aware. Sometimes it gets hot. I don't know what else are you supposed to say? Summer is right around the corner. We are in the unofficial part of summer. Real summer kicks off in 20 days or so. And as summer approaches, temperatures rise. So, I guess be prepared.
Be prepared and find some ways to cool down.
Heat. It's a thing. And now you're aware. I thought it'd be important to take a break and talk about how we should all be aware of heat.
Yeah, I think.
There's not always someone around to tell you, ah, that's hot.
Don't touch. Okay, fair.
Like the interior of your car on a hot summer day. You might open the door and sit down and go, scorch.
I went to just sit down in the backyard last night and I thought I was apart in the shade, but my leg was not in the shade and I was wearing black pants. And then when I moved my black panted leg back into my chair, it was hot. Hot. Hot. Pants. That's what you say to little kids. What?
I can just hear you peeling something. Sorry, I get fidgety. Apparently. What are you doing? Fidgeting.
Sit still. You sit still. Yeah. Damn.
Sit still and know about heat. Hey, it's Friday. Good morning, Josh Chantel, the morning show. We're here.
We're here. It's gonna be a good one today.
It's the third day of our work week.
It's gonna be a doozy. Give us a break. It's been a long week. It has been a long time. Oh man, I tell ya.
And also, there's heat. Did you know there's heat? Victor from the K-Bear show, right down the hall from the morning show. Let me turn this on. Today's heat awareness day. Have you heard of it? It's heat awareness day.
Really? No, I hadn't heard that. Are you aware that heat can happen? That's what I said.
It's a thing. Sometimes you go outside and it is hot.
I wasn't here, so I'm glad this thing exists.
Sometimes after it's not cold, it's hot. Anyway.
I'm probably talking into the wrong side of this microphone because you guys have different mics to me. Yeah, I am. I was talking into the top. Probably sounded terrible.
Yeah, probably did.
Typical. Sounded typical.
Just wanted to stop by and say hi to you guys. Oh well, say good morning.
Good morning. Yeah, watch out for the heat.
All right, let's get some good news here. This is kind of very cool. A group of third grade Girl Scouts, they're in Dorchester, Massachusetts. And they just used money that they raised during their cookie sale to build a high tech wheelchair for a child in need. Oh. Yeah, so they didn't buy the wheelchair with the help of their troop leader. The girls built the chair themselves.
No way. Using a 3D printer. They were inspired by a visit to a residential care facility where the troop leader works. And the girls were fascinated by the special wheelchairs that they saw and they were eager to build a set of wheels for a kid their own age. So their leader handled the massive 200 hour 3D printing process and left the girls to assemble the wheelchair. And under an hour, they were able to take all the parts, put it together, and the end result is a multicolored, pediatric mobility trainer, complete with an adjustable headrest, a removable push handle, and a built in cup holder. Because if you're gonna build it, build it with a built in cup holder. You have to.
You have to. The project was such a massive hit that the troop is already planning their next steps. The leader said that we do what the girls wanna do. And this was a huge project for them. They were very excited about it. And they wanna make another one that is multiple shades of violet. They also said that they want to build a power wheelchair, which would be very cool too. That's so cool.
Yeah. It's a really, really neat chair. It sort of looks like a moving dolly with a seat on it. So it's kind of hard to explain, but it kind of wraps around. It's got some straps and things for helping its passengers stay on board.
That's so nice. Really, really cool. Yeah, what a way to use their stuff. Those 3D printers are amazing. I know. It can print more than just dinosaurs.
It can print a lot more than just little dragons and that kind of stuff. You're absolutely right. You can make all kinds of... There's a son and dad who printed a legit sports car. No way. Absolutely. Workable?
Fully functioning. Street legal? Yes. Whoa. They customized it. They bought a 1-tenth scale model and they used calipers to measure it and map it in the printing software. And you can only print maybe a 12 by 12 square at a time. So they printed all of these and then they welded them together with an epoxy and then they covered the pieces, the PLA piece that they had printed with carbon fiber. They have a carbon fiber car.
Think of all the filament you had to use. A lot. So much. Maybe only need a 3D printer.
Don't tell the kids. I won't. Anyway, way to go girls. This is a huge, huge accomplishment and what a great thing. It's some good news.
I don't think my headphones are plugged in.
Oh, the whole morning you haven't even had headphones? No.
I wanted to ask you, what is something that you think is a modern status symbol?
A modern status symbol?
Yeah, like what's something that you look around and you go, oh, that person's really made it in life? Um, hmm.
I mean, there's like toys, right? But that just means they have debt.
Okay, let me tell you something. There's a list of 10 things that have like quote unquote said, I've made it. And we own none of these things. Oh boy. So we, Josh, have not made it.
Well, I could have told you that.
A backyard with an outdoor kitchen?
I'm working on that. I know, I know. I'm like in the process of that. We just don't have it yet. Right. An electric vehicle?
You feel like an electric vehicle means you made it?
That's what according to this article, yes. Okay. Designer clothing.
I don't care about that. I don't care about that either.
A walk-in closet, I would care about that.
Yeah, well, I would just like more than half of the closet. Stop, you did. Don't make me get out the tape measure and show you how you have two thirds of the closet.
I just saw a closet redo that was exactly the same shape as ours and I went, I wonder if we could actually fit more clothes in that way. Go for it. I don't know if I want to. Okay. Designer shoes? Again, I don't care. A hot tub or a pool?
I like, I have, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. When you're talking about shoes for a minute. Yes. I like shoes. I have a lot of pairs of shoes. Correct, me too. I don't have, I don't care about having no crease nikes. I'm not a shoe sneakerhead, right?
I don't think that either one of us have paid more than $100
for a pair of shoes. I have paid more than $100 for shoes. Have you paid more than $150? No. I think designer shoes are like $200, $300 plus. Yeah, I've never paid more than $150. I have paid more than 100.
I've paid 120 pretty often for a pair of shoes. But I wear those shoes for years and they're also like trail runner shoes. So they're my hiking shoes. Like I use them all day, every day.
They're great. Yeah, we don't care. Neither one of us care about like keeping the creases.
I just got these new shoes for my birthday. I love them. I wear them every day. You can tell I wear them every day because they are looking a little bit worn.
Right, but they're over $100.
They're meant to be worn. Right. Okay, next. A hot tub or a pool or a plunge pool.
I want a hot tub.
If we get a hot tub, then that just means we've made it.
We've made it. I'll get the outdoor kitchen done and then we'll get the hot tub and we'll have made it twice. How many of these items do you have to prove you made it?
How many do you have to have? If you've had more, if you have more than two, then you've really made it. Okay, all right. Okay, an at-home sauna.
Nah, I don't really need that. The latest iPhone. Who cares? I'll never have an iPhone. Me neither. And also, ugh, yuck.
A luxury handbag?
Nah, I'm not gonna have that.
I got mine on clearance at Target. Nice. Way to go.
I'd rather have found a good deal myself. I feel more like I've made it when I find a good deal.
And I know when you go score. And the number one thing that says you've really made it, a high-end watch.
Okay, again, who cares? I have a functioning smart watch, good to go. I got a Fitbit. Yeah, you have a functioning smart watch, good to go. I don't need a high-end watch.
No, I'm doing just fine.
We're doing just fine. All of that stuff feels like you're trying to prove something to somebody. And it's not like you're trying to impress other people. Who cares? I don't. Oh, you got $300 shoes? Bad financial decision.
Woo. Don't try to impress Josh. Listen to me. The shoes that I buy, and I'll jump back to just this one example, are comfortable. They're functional. I don't have to worry about getting them dirty or creasing them. I'm wearing them. They're shoes. They go on my feet.
They keep my soles from touching the surface. That's their job. And they do a fine job of it. I don't need to spend twice or more the amount of money just so that people go, you got the exclusive sneakers.
Who cares? I don't even know what the exclusive sneakers are. So if you're trying to impress me with your sneaker collection, I'm gonna say, I don't even know what that is.
Most frustrating thing I have to deal with when it comes to shoes is making sure they have a pair that fits. Oh man, I have to get a different color because you don't have my size and I'm impatient and I don't wanna wait to ship them. Oh man. Yeah, that's my big hang up.
Okay, well as long as you're fine with the fact that we haven't made it. Oh, come on now. I think the only thing I really care about on this list is a hot tub. I'd enjoy a hot tub, but that's about it.
Same. I would like, as we're working on the backyard beautification bonanza. I would like the kitchen, the cook kitchen to be covered and have some countertop area so that I could have my black stone there and I could leave it out all winter and it would be covered and protected. I could easily access it to grill in the winter, which I can't do now. Those are the things I think would be really, really nice. And then a hot tub, yes, please. I know it. Where though? Like think about the backyard, the right smack dab in the middle.
I don't know, yeah, I know. I'm like, where would we even put it?
Right, like I'd wanna put it over closer to the bedroom with like a gazebo-y thing. Ooh. Yeah, I know, right?
That sounds nice. I know. A gazebo and a hot tub.
Yeah. And then I wanna put a door from our bedroom out to the backyard so we can just walk right out to the hot tub. I wanna have to walk through the house to get there. That would be awesome. Now we've made it. That's what I'm talking about.
A few months ago, my regular doctor decided to leave the practice that he was with.
Yeah, same. And- Cause we had the same doctor.
And we had to quickly make a decision about if we should go to his new practice or stay with the practice that we've been at and find a new doctor there. And we needed to have our prescriptions renewed and in order to do that, you have to have a primary care physician attached to it. So we quickly just said, well, we'll stay at this practice.
So we each got new doctors. You haven't met yours yet. No. I've met mine and she was fine, but it's not the right vibe. Okay. And so now I'm back to this, like do I find a different doctor at that same practice? Or do I go follow my old doctor?
Well, you don't wanna find a doctor that you're comfortable with and fits.
Oh yeah, for sure. But then I'm here thinking, what if my old doctor doesn't even want me to come back? What if I call him? You're taking it personal? And I go, hey, I would like to come see you again.
Cause you were, I thought I got away from you. You're the reason I left. Yeah, that's quite the thought process you're going through.
I know, I know it is.
I broke up with you for a reason.
Oh, this woman, she's got too many problems. He once did tell me that we're the same age and he was kind of envious of my cholesterol levels. So maybe that's why, maybe he's just jealous of my blood work.
He's like, I can't be around her because it just makes me feel terrible about myself. This is a secondary strange thought process you're going through.
But I kind of like him and I would like to go back to him. I mean, we first met him what, 10 years ago. So he's been my doctor for 10 years. I can't, I gotta go. I gotta follow him where he ever is. What? Is that your plan then? I think so. I just gotta call him and say, hey.
Well, let me know what you find out. I haven't met my new doctor, but if he's still taking new peeps, it's so easy to just be like, this is where I go now. What? To the new place? No. Oh. To the same guy.
That is new place, I guess. You know what you're saying? Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I'm confused.
But if you find out he's looking for peeps, let me know. Okay. Cause it's fine. It's easy to just go, you know everything already. Yeah, we've got- I mean, you have to do a whole run up.
That's the whole thing. That's the new place. That's the whole thing at this new, my new doctor. Like I said, she was fine. She was great. Right. She doesn't know my history.
Oh man. And that's important. It is actually is important.
No one knows my history. Not one person.
Well, my doctor knows my medical history. He does. He does.
Well, he knows it because he opens up the chart and goes, oh yes, here's all of that information about you. So you have to transfer your chart over. I don't know. But that's probably a thing that you're not the first person to do. So I don't think you're inventing this thing. Like I'm going to move somewhere else, get my stuff.
I don't know how it works. I'm sure there's protocol. Right. It's like when you switch schools. Is it? All your files transfer. Yeah.
That happens in the background. You don't know about it. I do know about it because that's- No, I know you did it as a job. I understand. You were a person who handled that. What I'm saying is the student doesn't know that's happening. Correct. Right.
The patient doesn't know it. So in this case, the patient would be like, I want to go here. And they go, well, where are you coming from? And you go, you know, you know my history. You know what is interesting is- What is it?
What's interesting? When your former doctor says, oh, let's do this for that treatment. Yeah. And then your new doctor goes, hmm, I don't like that.
Let's try something else. And I go, oh, wait a minute.
Interesting. A second opinion. Aha. I see. So you're not a fan of a second opinion.
I don't know.
Then I just go- Well, but here's the thing about it is that you're not having a conversation with the old doctor about the new opinion. So you can't- Correct. You can't go, well, how come the new doctor wants to do this when you said this? Yeah. And then he doesn't have a chance to go, well, that's because I know your history. I know it. I know. What are you gonna do? I don't know yet. All right. Well, let me know what you pick.
I'm probably gonna go to my old doctor because I like him. Okay. But what if he doesn't like me?
Good luck with this trouble you're having.
Emery really took one for the team over the weekend. There is a long running tradition in my family between my sister and I. There's a yellow mug that she had, it was gifted to her or something, but it had a little face on it.
So when you're drinking on the inside, there's a just, it's a yellow mug with a smiley face. And inside the mug is two eyeballs and a smiley. And she doesn't like the mug because she thinks it's looking at her.
It's crazy.
So she had it, we went there years and years and years ago and she had it in a pile of donations. And I said, hey, what are you doing with this?
Yeah, this is a good mug. I hate that, I'm getting rid of it. It looks at me when I drink. So I took it secretly. And I hit it.
It's also, can I just point out it's a right-handed mug? So when you're holding it in your right hand, the smiley face is looking at you, all she has to do is turn it around. And then she wouldn't see the face while she's drinking.
When I took it, I kept it for a while and then we would take it to our house and leave it at her house occasionally. And then she started to leave it at our house and so now it's become this. Now it's transferred into, when we go camping, we leave it at each other's trailer. It's been transferred back and forth so much that it's got a chip in it because it's been dropped. Drops, yeah. Now, the other day when we were camping.
Yeah, now you found some other mugs. Like you've got like a mug with like a horrifying face on it. It's got a three-dimensional nose poking out, but it's on the outside of the mug. So it's not the same.
I know it's not the same, but she's still gonna hate it. Emery saw that they were out of the campsite and she hurried and grabbed the mug because now my kids are accomplices.
This is true. She hurried and grabbed the mug and then she was running to put the mug in the trailer. She tripped and fell. And scraped up her knee pretty badly. This is true. And I said, it's all worth it.
It's all part of the same. This is the same knee as the pickleball knee, by the way. Her one right knee is like, just got like six different scratches on it. She's got a big old ex-band-aid situation going on her right knee because of her pickleball injury and because of the mug situation.
She was putting some neosporin on it last night and she was using her finger. And I went, don't you wanna use a Q-tip? And she goes, no, because a Q-tip will get gross stuff in there. And I went, more than your dirty finger? And she said, I don't have dirty fingers. I have clean fingers. And I went, that's debatable. And she goes, I think I probably have the cleanest hands in the house.
And I said, Is that where this argument stemmed from? Okay.
And I said, tell me, dear child, what you're rating for clean hands in the house? She said, me, you, meaning me. So, Emory, mom.
Herself, then you. You, dad, Beck. That's me, I'm dad. I said that. You said you. You, dad. And then it sounded like you said comma, dad.
No, no, no, no, no. You, I'm saying you, dad.
No, I get you. So she rated it herself, you, me, and then her brother. Beck, uh-huh. Okay. And I went, that's interesting. Yeah. Why am I a dirty person? I wash my hands quite often.
She said that the boys are always dirty because they don't use their hands after they go to the bathroom.
They don't use their hands or wash their hands? Wash their hands. They don't wash their hands. And listen, I'm gonna tell you, I do. I'm a good patron of a bathroom. I wash my hands with soap every time, every time. And it disgusts me the amount of people that just walk out of the restroom.
And I go, stop it. Same with women. It takes 20 seconds to wash your hands. Stop and wash your hands. It's gross. It is gross. It's the reason I have to use paper towels to open doors to leave bathrooms that are not a push exit. It's awful. I hate it.
Yeah, same. Do you agree with that hand cleaning hierarchy?
I don't think it's as a hierarchy as I think there's a little bit more of a plateau. I think there's less discrepancy between people as she's got written. I don't think it's a tiered system, is what I'm saying. It's a little more linear. There's hand washing here, here and here. Little hit less here, little more here.
And I think the variants are very small. What are you talking about? We're clean people. I think she's telling stories about what's going on in her head and I don't know what that means. Well, I don't know why she thinks I'm third on the list of hand cleanliness. I'm a clean boy. This is what I'm trying to say.
I did not know this would push a hot button.
Well, I wash my hands. You do have clean hands. I keep my hands clean. I have a blister and a palm of my hand that's dribbling crazy. I wore wet gloves while I was shoveling.
Put some Nios Boran on it. With a Q-tip or your dirty fingers. Use my chin to do it. Why? Why would you use your chin?
So I didn't have to use a Q-tip or my dirty hands.
Well, she said when she was using it, she goes, oh, I can feel the skin. And I went, why are you using your finger? And then I walked away. I couldn't even deal. I was like, I gotta go.
You're 16. You will figure it out. Good job. Change your bandages often. Good job. Get ready to dust off the Nintendo Switch. Get your controller in your hand. Get ready to lose. What's that mean? The 1999 Nintendo 64 classic, Donkey Kong 64 is going to be available for Nintendo Switch players next week. What's, okay.
June 4th. Even if you have a Nintendo Switch one.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. So you know how we have the online account so that we have the, like all of the retro games and stuff that you can pull up? Yes. So they are adding Donkey Kong 64 to the N64 emulator in the Nintendo Switch.
No, what this game is.
Oh yeah. This is the original good Donkey Kong where you're riding in the mine carts and you're collecting the bananas and you're, it's a side scroller. It's a good one.
I just, I just only like Mario Kart.
You don't want to lose to me as we play little Donkey Kong 64. Excuse me.
Lose? Yeah. I will not lose to you. Okay. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. I've seen this game before. I know you have. But it's okay. Yeah. It's not one that I love.
Well, it's going to be a blast.
I wouldn't mind playing a little Mario Kart. It's been a hot minute since we've played.
Let's play something else. Why?
Like Donkey Kong 64. Why do you need to play anything else when that's the greatest game ever? It's a fine game. No, Mario Kart is the best game ever. It's a fine game.
No, best game ever invented. It's a fine game.
Say again, the best game ever invented.
It's not the best game ever invented.
What do you think the best game ever invented is?
What do I think the best game ever invented is?
Don't say Halo. I knew you were going to say that.
Halo. Boring. You've never played. I actually have played. No. Yes, I have. Not seriously.
Because I don't like first person shooters. Yeah, well. Because I'm not so good at them.
Because you don't train. You got to train. Not everybody picks up the controller and immediately is like, I'm great at Halo. You got to practice. You got to play. You got to get in on some tournaments. You got to have a group of friends that you play with. It's a whole experience. You got to have a headset and talk to them. It's a whole thing.
Why do you think that's the best game?
Have I done a midnight release for any other game?
No, I know. But why do you think that's the best game?
It's a fantastic storyline. The gameplay is awesome until they mess it all up with jet packs. Everything was fine until they introduced jet packs and they were overpowered. It was all good. It's fine if you have the jet pack, but if you don't have the jet pack, it's a bad time. Jet pack and rocket launcher, you're set. You can do anything you want in that game. It's a great game. It's a ton of fun. And again, it was about hanging out with my friends, having that camaraderie, being a team and taking on other teams. There's more to it than just the game. The game's great. But having the fun that I had with the friends that I played Halo with, that's what made the game so great. Halo.
Raise your hand if you think Mario Kart is better than Halo. Just you.
Look at you, one hand. Cause there's no one else in the room but you and me.
No, I know, but I hope there were some other hands out there.
Oh, you're saying to the people listening? If there's... Hard to count. Hard to count those hands. It's a good game. I don't disagree. Is it the best game ever? Yes. You're wrong, bro. Have you played Tetris? Oh.
I wouldn't consider myself an artist per se, but then I say, when I say that, I go to myself. Per se. Everyone is an artist.
That's right. Everybody has the ability to create art. Correct. Now, why do you say you're not an artist?
I just wouldn't consider myself to be an artist, but I am gonna be in an art show. Right.
So check it out. You and I did the postcard art show earlier this year. Yes. And that was pretty fun. Super fun. You did a kind of a mixed media collage type of piece. I did a watercolor piece. Very fun, very cool to be involved in. And now you have gone and done a new larger mixed media canvas that you're displaying in this art show.
I got my first critique yesterday.
From a child. Let's be clear.
Excuse me, she is a fourth grader.
She's a fourth grader, hold on. And she comes from an art family. So she does know art.
She knows what she's talking about. And she said, is that carpet on there? And I said, no, it's actually yarn. And she said, hmm, hmm, and walked away.
Yeah, so I don't know what that means. When a fourth grader tells you, could be better with carpet.
No, I don't think she said that. I think she was thinking, well, I thought it was carpet and you told me it's not. And now I don't know what to think about. So I'm gonna go think about it over here.
No, I don't think she thought about it again. She just went, hmm, could have been cooler with carpet. See you later, I gotta go.
I got fourth grader stuff to do. Okay, but that's not the only piece you're trying to make happen, right? Correct. You're trying to put a quilt in this show.
I'm also trying to put a quilt in. How's it going? Well, my quilt is due by Monday. Yeah. And I...
I saw the backing laying on the couch.
Yeah, because last night, here's what I have to do. And this is all I'm gonna be doing today after work and tomorrow and Sunday. I just, I have to baste it, I have to quilt it.
I have to bind it. Hold on, hold on, let's go through this. Because I've cooked a turkey before. What is basting and quilting and how does that differ from basting in turkey?
No liquid involved. Basting is basically when you make a quilt sandwich. So you take your backing, you take your batting and you take your quilt top and you put it all together. You smush it all together. You pin it or you spray adhesive it. That's called basting. And you put it together to make your quilt sandwich.
It's a lot different than with turkey. Correct. Where you're taking the juices and putting them back on top. That's not the same. Go ahead.
And then I'm gonna, how machine quilt.
You are doing it by hand. You do not have a long arm machine. No, I do not. You do not have, you're not doing it by hand. No. But you're doing it on your machine by hand. Correct. That's gonna be an adventure. It is. You know the part of that that stresses me out the most? What part stresses you out the most?
I've only done this once with my machine once. And the part that stresses me out the most is that people are gonna be looking at it.
I meant about the process. Oh, the process? Yeah, people are gonna look at your art. Yeah, big deal. So what? Oh, they're gonna be so judgy.
Oh, who cares? Oh, I do.
Don't make it for them. Make it for you. Stop it. What stresses you out the most about the actual quilting part?
That it's gonna look dumb.
Okay. You're still stuck in that. What are other people gonna think about? Stop it. What else?
I don't know that I'm gonna mess up. What does that mean? I don't know. Like I said, I have only ever machine quilted.
You know the part that stresses me out the most? What? Running out of thread in the bobbin.
Oh, I hate that. But I do have already lined up. I've got like six bobbins ready to go.
Which is great. But that's the part where I go, now I have to stop and I don't know what happened and now how do I restart? That stresses me out.
I hate that part so much. Why doesn't a sewing machine? And this probably exists. I'm great at inventing things that already exist. But I like even in commercial factories like where I've been around commercial sewing factory stuff.
Uh huh. And they buy bobbins by the box and they're a little cardboard spool and you throw them in and off you go. Why isn't there the same thread situation you have on top with a large spool that takes a long time to run through? Why isn't that the same running through the bottom of the machine?
Or put a warning signal. Hey, you're about to run out. Right. See? Or you have run out because often times you'll just be sewing
and sewing and sewing. Right, and you're only just punching holes.
I've been sewing for 10 minutes. I ran out of bobbin 10 minutes ago.
And I know I'm not. This has to exist. Both of these things have to exist. But I know that I've done factory level sewing with industry level machines and they still use a little bobbin. What's the deal? What's the deal? Why are we still doing it that way?
I don't know, Josh. Like they're like, nah, well, we like selling little bobbins. We make a good living on bobbins. Let's fix it.
I like the idea of a warning. Hey, but then also, you know, it would be great. What? Is some way to change a bobbin without having to stop the process.
Right? Like how can I attach a bobbin to a bobbin so that I could just keep going? Keep it going.
Keep going. If it's going to work on a bobbin system, give me a warning that I'm going to be running out so I can attach a new bobbin to the existing one and keep sewing.
And not take everything out. I'm saying you have to stop. Yeah, move it all. I'm taking and the bobbin threader on my machine is broken.
So I have to get a whole separate bobbin threader. So then you have to stop. You're going to do that.
So that's why you've prepped six. Yeah.
I'm ready to go. You think six is enough? I don't know. Listen, I'm worried about being done on time really.
All day today, tomorrow and Sunday. That's what you're doing. You just working that foot pedal. I have to.
I have a quilt.
Well, I'm excited to see it in the art show and judge it. Can't wait to stand there and go, oh, what happened here? What happened there? What about this?
Oh, I had to unpick that a few times.
Don't worry about it. OK, this looks like it's got a bunch of extra holes. What's that about? Because that's what I do when I look at art. I look at it and I go, oh, that's a weird brush stroke.
Yeah, I could have done that better.
Yeah, no. No one does that unless they're really mean people. They're really mean people out there.
Well, the folks over at NASA on Tuesday rolled out the plan for the moon base. They've got the timeline put together and they're doing it in multiple phases with for phase one underway now. OK. So here's the plan.
I guess if you if you want to kind of look at it that way. So the plan between now and 2029 is to secure reliable access to lunar surface and experiments. They're going to be running some technology experiments and they're going to be trying to figure out like they're going to go and they're going to land stuff on the moon between now and 2029. What do you mean by stuff?
Equipment. They'll they'll have some people. They will step foot on the lunar surface again, but they're going to start leaving stuff there with the intention of building a moon base that will sort of serve as like the the International Space Station on the moon.
OK. Phase two will be 2029 to 2032, where they will establish initial moon base operating capacity so they will have more equipment. They'll be able to leave the moon, come and go as they please. They'll be able to build some infrastructure there. And then as they move into 2032 and beyond, which is not that far from now. No, it isn't. That is six years from now and beyond. They hope to achieve semi permanent crew presence on the moon. Say that again.
Semi semi permanent residents, residents on the moon.
Let's not live on the moon. Just like the International Space Station, where crews go up there for a few months and then they come back. Same kind of thing, but on the moon. So the moon base, NASA administrator Jared Isaacman said, the moon base will be America's and humanity's first outposts on another celestial world.
Every mission, crewed and uncrewed will be learning opportunity as we return to the lunar surface, build the infrastructure to stay and master the skills required to live and operate in one of the most demanding and dangerous environments imaginable. He said, we will go for this. We will go for the science for all we stand to gain from an economic and technological perspective for the innovations that will make life better here on earth and to prepare for where we will inevitably go next, which is Mars. No, we can't go to Mars. Yes, we can. So that's the plan. The plan is to get people to the moon so that we can build on the moon so we can launch from the moon to go to Mars.
That's so crazy. That's crazy. Just a hop, skip and jump.
Yeah, it's very interesting.
So we've been our sunbotted telescope. So we've been checking out the moon a lot lately. Right. It's pretty cool.
It is really cool. Yeah, we were able to see Jupiter, not Jupiter's far away. And our telescope doesn't get very far, but we were able to see Jupiter. Yeah. From a long way away, but we also saw four of its moons. I know it was very cool.
It was very cool. So the moon base will become the home base for the Artemis astronauts who will live and work there as they continue to advance space exploration and new technologies and science experiments. And it's going to be crazy.
Crazy. Yeah. Our son did say, he goes, I know that going to Mars is going to happen in my lifetime.
Yeah, he's like, there's a good chance it will happen in my lifetime. That's so crazy. I know. I know. Moon base first. We got to get the moon base going first. And then once we have moon base going, then we can go from there. Okay.
Isn't that interesting? It's very cool. Yeah. I want to go to the moon. Do you want to go to the moon?
Not particularly.
I wouldn't know what I would do there. I just want to be part of that space travel just because I'm curious.
Curious or incurious. Curious. I'm curious.
Let's start with the moon base and we'll go from there. All right. Are you ready for some amazing, beautiful bean footage?
You love bushes, baked beans. You're right. Roll that beautiful bean footage.
Listen, bushes, baked beans. What's your what's your take? What's your hot take on baked beans in general? I don't like baked beans. What is it that you don't like?
Uh, they're wet. OK, all right. But hold on.
What do you love about yams and sweet potatoes?
I love yams and sweet potatoes. They're wet.
What are they wet with? Butter and brown sugar. What are the bushes baked beans wet with?
Butter and brown sugar. All right.
So let's run through this a little bit. What is it about the beans you don't like?
I don't know. I really couldn't tell you. And here's the thing. I remember growing up and my aunt used to make world famous baked beans.
Whole made baked beans are the same as everybody else's baked beans. It's like one really good baked beans recipe.
Everyone loved her baked beans. And so that's what she would bring to every function. And then everybody would rant and rave about all these bush beans.
I never eat them because I don't really like baked beans. OK.
A Boston baked bean.
That's different. That's a candy. And I'm not a big fan of those. I like them. Yeah. No, they're too.
It's a peanut in here, which I like a peanut. Right. But I don't like a Boston baked bean. Anyway, listen. The funny folks over at Bush's baked beans are rolling out three limited edition flavors for the summer. Whoa. Ready? If you could make any flavor of Bush's baked beans, what flavor would you make?
I think they're probably going to go with like a jalapeno because that seems to be everywhere.
Normally, but that's not one of them. Honey is everywhere.
Nope. But also would make sense in a baked bean. Yes. The three flavors that they have introduced, you're not going to like. OK, go. Also, I'll start with a basic dill pickle. Oh, dill pickle baked beans.
Gross. No. That would have been my third guess, probably. You would have guessed dill pickle. Yeah, because dill pickle, hot honey and jalapeno flavors are everywhere.
What about apple pie? Apple pie gross. What about hot apple pie baked beans? Mmm.
Why? Oh, the third flavor is worse.
Bush's baked beans. Bush's. We don't need this. OK.
Dill pickle, apple pie. OK. Rocket pop. Oh. Yes. Gross. Just in time for 4th of July, grab yourself Rocket Pop baked beans.
OK, OK, OK, OK, OK.
There's a hint of cherry, lime and blue raspberry mixed in with your Bush's baked beans.
Here's what I know to be true. What is it? There was somebody on the marketing team that said, hey, I have an idea to do these flavors. And then multiple people said, yeah, I like it. Let's go with it. No one said, I don't think this is a good idea.
No, they said this will be silly. People will eat it and will make money. Doubt it. It's a brilliant marketing thing.
No, it isn't. How? Yes, it is. No one's going to eat that Rocket Pop baked beans.
It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter if one person eats it. How many times have we in the past two minutes said Bush's baked beans? They won.
They're genius. No, that doesn't mean people are buying their product.
But now they're associating themselves with a weird flavor and people are kind of going like, I might be curious. What if I just make my homemade world famous baked beans and swirl some rocket pop in there?
Do you eat the Rocket Pop baked bean cold? Or warm?
Do you take the Rocket Pop baked bean and freeze it in a popsicle? Yeah.
Now you're talking. Now you're talking. That's a baked bean Rocket Pop. Instead of Rocket Pop flavored baked beans. That's baked bean flavored Rocket Pop. Well, that's like when you get your peanut butter in my jelly. You get your jelly in my peanut butter. It's that.
It's that's the thing. Yeah, they freeze baked beans into the shape of a rocket pop. You got baked bean flavored Rocket Pop. That's different. Gross.
Here's the deal. The apple pie and dill pickle are available at Walmart stores. Rocket Pop flavored baked beans are offered online at Walmart.com. The mixed three pack is already sold out online. No kidding.
Guys, let's not do this. Let's not.
I don't care for their artwork that they've made. I don't care for their flavor selection. If you look it up, it's kind of bad. Let me look.
So just look at the image of Bush's baked beans. They took the Rocket Pop and they put it on top of the can and it's like melting. And then they were like, let's throw an apple pie all the mode up on top of the can with melty ice cream. And then they threw a pickle
on top of the dill pickle one. I see it. But is it also drippy? Yeah. I don't care for the drippy. Why are they making everything drippy?
I don't know.
Gross. I know this is gross, guys. Yeah. I'm not a fan. No, me.
Roll that beautiful bean footage.
Let's not. No. What was the last thing you remember treating yourself to?
I bought bisque cookies for the weekend, but I didn't even open them. OK. But that was a treat that I was like, I'm going to I'm going to buy these because we're going to be out camping and might be nice to have a bisque off. But I didn't even open the package.
But you also buy yourself and it's used, but you bought yourself a GPS.
That's a treat.
I did. Yeah, it's a special.
It is a special GPS. It's got the satellite technology built into it. So when I go on my big backpacking trips and stuff, I can still communicate from the back country when I don't have cell service.
Yeah, which is cool. Important. Yeah. So if something happens, you have the ability to contact someone.
Yep. And it has an SOS button. So like if something really bad goes wrong, I can hit that button and they're going to come rescue me. I like that. Yeah. You need that.
I don't want to have to hit that button because it just gets real expensive. Really? Oh, when they have to fly a helicopter in somewhere and then take you out. Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah. Yeah, they do sell an insurance, which I think is something I might consider when I actually go on a week long backpacking adventure. And it's relatively inexpensive, 30 something dollars or whatever for a search and rescue insurance that if I end up having to hit that button, it gives me a little bit more coverage. So that might be something worth putting in there for, you know, the month that I'm going to be out and about. Yeah, not a bad idea. Yeah. So there's a few things like that. That's pretty nice. That's kind of a fun little treat.
I can't even think of the last time I treated myself. What say? I'm just thinking. That's my thinking noise. What say? No, I don't know. I'm thinking. I mean, I bought car symbols.
Those were a big treat.
Six dollars. I did buy a couple of shirts last. I was just looking at some of my recent orders. Yeah. I did buy a couple of shirts last week. Wow.
What a treat.
I know, right? Those are essentials, right? I know. That's not like a prize. I would say that you have beautified the yard with the flowers. That's a nice treat.
Yeah. That's not just a treat for me, though.
No, no, it's a treat for the street. Because people get to drive by and go, wow.
I will say that I was looking around going, I've kind of want more. Yeah.
I want more flowers. I'm sure you do. And our daughter is getting real mad at us because she's like, stop taking away money for a vacation. Yeah.
She wants to go to Lagoon really bad. And every time I come home with flowers, she goes, that's my Lagoon money.
Like you have a job. Stop telling me what to do with my money. Right.
This is my treat yourself, money, not treat yourself.
You're going to break us on flowers. You don't know my budget. This is true. Get out of here.
This is very true. What, what about like a, like a snack or a like you've been treating yourself to some butter beer popcorn. You like that. That's a treat. What about yesterday?
Wouldn't we not yesterday, but the day before when we took our daughter out for ice cream.
Yeah, but that's tradition. That's not necessarily.
Yeah, but I treated myself to two scoops.
You always do Sally. Two scoops, Sally. That's an old school one. The legend still rings, rings true. I had one scoop. I had two. Yeah. And I'm not ashamed. And you ate two in about the same time I ate one.
Yeah.
Well, don't, uh, don't get between you and ice cream.
I'll tell you that much. Don't shame me. Why are you? I'm not shaming you. I was treating yourself, myself. Treat yourself.
Let's see. I'm trying to think of anything else recently that you were like, no, this is for me.
I don't usually. I bought myself a book because.
Because you couldn't borrow from the library anymore. Because you got in trouble from the library.
And then there's a lot of holds on it. Yeah. So I went.
I'll just buy it. Cause I gotta buy it. When does that arrive? Today. Yeah. Sweet. Cause I also had to get. Do you remember what page you're on? Yeah, I wrote it down.
That's important. Imagine you didn't. You were like, oh no. Now I gotta find my spot. That's like find your spot where you fell asleep in the TV. That is where did I fall asleep?
I don't remember this.
Well, you gotta treat yourself from time to time. You know, on this Friday afternoon, you should be able to know the last time you treated yourself and it should be pretty recent. It should be something cool, not a book or a shirt. Something cool.
You don't think a book is a treat. I mean, it is, but it's just treat yourself something nice. Treat yourself.
Okay. Check this out. I just discovered this thing called a diving bell ship.
Diving bell. This is, uh, is this where they actually just wear the helmet and the dry suit and dive deep into the ocean?
No, no, no. This is, uh, no, wait, hold on.
Okay. Is this the ship that has, uh, like a basically a container that they drop down onto the ocean floor and then they take the water out of it and you can just explore the ocean floor inside the big container. I have heard of this.
I want to go on this. I don't. I absolutely do.
No, I'm going to tell you why. Why? I, I can't deal with the pressures of the deep ocean. I just, that is the, like one of my craziest fears. Have you swam to the bottom of a 12 foot pool and you felt the pressure at 12 feet? Yes. Forget about it.
I know. I'm not, I'm not going to put myself into a situation that makes me feel like that. A situation where I have to, while trying to breathe, slowly resurface so that my body can adjust.
But you're, you're not diving. No way. You do. You're on a ship that dives down and then your little vessel gets to the bottom. It called the bell. Right. It's in, it's under pressure. And then compressed air is pumped in. Correct. It's under pressure to get rid of the water. And then you've got a dry air.
It's under pressure. I'm not going, I'm not going deep ocean where it's all under pressure. I'm just not.
Pressure. Then I just be singing not the whole time. Yeah, you would. Oh man. I think it sounds so cool. I think it sounds so cool. Yeah. Think of all the treasure you could find on the ground floor of the ocean. I just watched some workers do it. Oh, it looks so cool. Yeah. I don't know about all that. You could pick up so much stuff on the ground floor.
What are you going to pick up? Treasure. What kind of treasure?
Whatever is on the ocean floor. Nothing for me. How kinds of treasure? Reading glasses.
What are you? Why are there reading glasses on the ocean floor?
I don't know. Because the incredible Mr.
Lippit dropped them? I don't know. I don't know why I said reading glasses. It was just the first thing I thought. Because no matter where you go, there's always your way. There's always reading glasses lost. So it was just the first thing that I thought of.
The incredible Mr. Lippit. Do you know this movie?
Yes, I know. Have you seen it? No. I mean, yes, I'm sure I have. But I probably didn't. It was just on because it was on. With Don Knott's? Yes. It's fantastic. And then like somebody in my family was watching it. And then I was like, this is dumb. I'm not watching this.
It's great. No.
No. No.
Did you know that in 1999, they were talking about doing a remake that starred Jim Carrey as Mr. Lippit? And? It didn't. It didn't happen. It was scrapped. Good. Yeah. I'm watching the test footage. It's a good thing.
Yeah. I could have told you that.
Yeah. No, that's. Oh boy.
Don Knott's died in 2006. Did you know that?
Only 20 years ago. That's a lot sooner than I thought, I guess. Maybe I thought he had died before that, but I didn't really know.
Yeah, same. Anyway, I want to go on a diving bell ship. I don't.
Well, I'll go alone and I'll report back.
Please be careful. I don't like it. I don't care for it. I wish you wouldn't.
I, well, I got to find somebody to take me first. So settle on down. I am settled. Okay. There's a cool thing that I saw and I think it sounds awesome. What's it? Um, somebody said, my mom and dad sit out in the backyard together when they get off of work, whether permitting and they sit and listen and talk and listen to music and they call it club. Let their last name. All right. So they tell their kids they go, it's time for club Tielor. I like it. We got to go. This is good. I know. Isn't it awesome?
Yeah. This is what the backyard is being built for. I know it. This is the whole reason. This is the thing. This is what we're working towards. I know it. It's a place where we can just go and you can just vibe, you know, have club Tielor. Yeah. With shade and nice privacy and some music.
Yeah. I'm digging it. The garden. I think it sounds awesome. The dog was part of the club the other day. It's fine. We were sitting out there watching the sunset and she was sitting on the grass, which was strange for her because she is after all the wonder jack Russell and she's sitting there calmly, quietly, staring out at the field, just like contemplating. Yeah. Like what's going through her little brain.
I don't know, but I am curious to know.
She was just sitting there watching the world go by.
Just sitting here watching the wheels go around. That's exactly what that song's about. And we were doing that in the club.
I was actually surprised that she was doing that because she doesn't ever sit still in the club. We all fam. In the club, you're not allowed to join if you're going to be crazy. So sometimes that's right.
No, you get bounced from the club if you are acting a fool in the club.
Tielor.
Yeah, that's right. In the club, we all fam unless you be acting crazy.
Then you out of here. You're out of here in the club. Yeah.
So that's, uh, I like it. I like that it has a name.
I'm trying to find because there were more, I took a screenshot of it. I saw it on Instagram and there were more like people had shared other things that their parents were doing.
There was one, I can't find it. Um, but there was one that said that her mom and dad get together to like watch Jeopardy or something every night. And it's pretty like a routine for them.
And she said it's so routine that she was like talking to her mom on the phone and her mom abruptly was like, Oh, it's, I gotta go. It's time. It's time for club. Tielor.
Are we time for her? It's the time to get to the club. Yeah. Gotta go. I just think we just call it the club.
I like it too.
I like it too. CLURB. We're headed to the club. We out.
And you're welcome to join. Anybody can join in the club. We all fam. But you gotta be chill. That's right. No crazy allowed. That's what I'm saying. Just.
Clurb. Yeah. We just here to enjoy the club. CL. You are be. Clurb. Clurb. Clurb.
Would you rather this or that? Would you rather visit famous tourist attractions or discover hidden gems?
Hidden gems. Same. Yep. Always hidden gems.
Yep. One, tourist attractions are cool, but they're often overpriced and way overpopulated. And hidden gems are sometimes the coolest things. Yeah. So that's why I picked those. Hole in the wall restaurants.
Places off the beaten path. Yeah. One thing I saw somebody say is like, if you go to the normal tourist attractions, like for photo ops, like, oh, I gotta get my photo in front of the bean in Chicago or whatever. Like you're going to see all of the other people doing the same thing. But what's interesting is so, you know, horseshoe bend, which you see in a lot of photos, people go take beautiful pictures of that water going around that canyon, you know, was it Arizona, something like that?
Yeah. Nevada, wherever it is. There's a line to get there to take that photo that has been taken a billion times.
What was really interesting was I saw someone turn the camera around and took a picture from the other direction and I went, that's gross. Or if you see like a picture of the pyramids. What do you mean that's gross? Like, you know, I'll have to pull it up. Like it's just like the line of people waiting to take the picture. It's like, ugh.
I see. So, you know, yeah, it's like, yeah, what a great piece of scenery. But look at what you have to see to get there. And the great pyramids.
Amazing. Lots of people take pictures of them. You see them, you go like those things are out in the middle of a desert. And then they turn around and take a picture and they're like right next to a bunch of civilization. Like it's super interesting. Yuck. Yuck.
Anyway, definitely hidden gems. I definitely like to go to places where I know like a local there so that the local person can say, we're not going to that place that was on diners, drivers and dives.
We're going to this place that's locally owned by someone cool that no one ever goes to. Yeah. That's what I like to do. I agree. Well, that was an easy one. Okay. Hidden gems for the win. Would you rather this or that?
Listen, part of our job is to create social media stuff. We're terrible at it. I just got sent another video from these landscaping guys, Puma and the boys. I love Puma. Yeah. They're so good at it.
They are so good at it.
I want to know who's on their team going like, all right guys, here's what we're going to do.
That's what we need. We need that. Somebody saying, I got an idea. Here's how you do it. Right. Because we are not so good at making social media.
Because man, are they creative. Whatever that landscape company is, that's a problem. Like I should know immediately the name of that landscape company. I don't. So they have a branding issue. I know Puma. He's one of the guys.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hold on.
But do you see what I'm saying? Like you know their videos and you watch their videos and you go, I love Puma. Yeah. I love the whole thing they're doing, but you don't know the name of their company. Correct.
You need to be better about the name of their company. Correct. I will say that. But they're very good at creating the content that makes you watch, you laugh, you go like, ah, this is great. And they're very good at it. And for some reason between you and Emery, I get sent a lot of videos of Puma. And he's a good dude. He's the best. I get it. But we need to be on that level.
I know we do. It's because we do something. How do we do it? I don't know. And we could just do the same things that everybody else is doing and like just repeat it.
No way. I don't want to. No way. I don't either. No, they're making their own stuff. Yeah.
They're doing their own trends. They're doing their own things. Right. And that's big.
We're not trend followers. Oh.
We're trend setters. Why do you say it like that? Ew gross. I don't care for that. But I think if we could capture something like what we do on the show and bring it to the internet, that would be good. Like, I mean, it's easy to like capture video from in studio and we've done a bunch of that. Like you can see behind the scenes in the room.
You can watch us have conversation. But that's not the same as like experiencing the personality, right? Right. That's the big deal.
Right. Conveying what people enjoy or claim to enjoy or tell us they enjoy about the show. How do we put that out there more? That's what we've got to, we've got to solve that puzzle.
Well, you just always have to have your phone out.
Recording everything. Like they're not, they're putting together a thing. They have a job to do. They aren't filming the entire time they're out building retaining walls and stuff.
I don't have an answer. I don't either. I don't know what it is.
I mean, I shared a video of putting mulch in the truck. Yeah. That's real life.
That's a real project. That was me going just making a bunch of noise. Mulch, mulch, mulch. Yeah, it's mulch. That's what I do best.
I know. I've worked with you for a lot of years and I've lived with you for even longer. So I know you just add a lot of noise. You do a lot more than that. Give yourself some credit. Thanks, Josh. You also have a nice face. So look at that. Two things. Two nice things? I know.
A nice face. You do. That's what you said. Okay. Facts. Thanks, dear. I got a nice face. That's right. From Josh.
You, well, no, not from me. It's from you.
No, no, no. The compliment was from you. My nice. It's nice. It is nice. It's not beautiful. It's not pretty. It's nice.
You have a nice, it's fun to look at. I like it. You know.
Thank you, I guess. Yeah. Listen, I'll take them where I can get them. So I'll take that, put it in my pocket. It's important. To have a nice face?
That you know that I think you have a nice face. Okay. That's what I'm trying to tell you. It's important that you know that.
Thanks, honey. You have a nice face too. What?
Two nice faced people hanging out in one room? Whoa. That's incredible.
Anyway, let's wrap up the show. All right. Let's wrap up the week. Okay. That was three days of fun. Great. We'll be back on Monday, bright and early. For five full days.
That's right. And we're also playing kids smart.
We're playing kids smart starting on Monday. And prom is next weekend. That's right. There's a lot going on. There is. So we'll be getting ready for prom. It's going to be a busy week. We will be playing kids smarts with Fat Cats and Rexburg next week. So you have a chance to win. Gift cards, which would be a lot of fun. Yep. And of course we'll be back after a weekend of trying to stay dry in the rain.
I'm going to be quilting. You're sewing the whole time. I got to get my project done.
It'll be a lonely weekend for me. Sorry, babe. In the rain. Sorry. Just Charlie Brown in it.
You have kids. Hang out with them.
They don't want to hang out with their old dad. Have a good one. We'll see you back here Monday. Bye.
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