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Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Thursday, June 11th, 2026
Episode summary introduction:
On today's show: a hilarious late-night fly-tying dispute, the summer solstice falling on Father's Day, a viral soccer-playing dog named Ronaldo just in time for the FIFA World Cup, and a jaw-dropping scientific discovery of a deep-sea whale graveyard off the coast of Australia, the NBA Finals with the New York Knicks pulling off the largest comeback in Finals history against the San Antonio Spurs, Tim Allen's struggles to reunite the Home Improvement cast, the ongoing LEGO consignment controversy taking over the internet, some office sardine pranks from down the hall, a chat about reading glasses, sleep tracking, innate vs. learned fears, morning routines, and much more!
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Bonus: Meet your people where you are
(5:02) - Frosty morning
(9:12) - Good News
(11:38) - Bad sleep
(15:13) - Home Improvement reunion
(19:55) - Whale graveyard
(26:42) - Natural fears
(32:47) - Dirty house
(39:40) - Morning routines
(45:37) - No wedding ring
(49:46) - Loud noises
(56:15) - Glasses to see dinner
(1:02:10) - Knicks are up 3-1
(1:06:47) - Would You Rather
(1:08:34) - The Lego saga
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Full show transcript:
I think one of the most challenging things about being a parent is that you, and I'm saying this from a mom's perspective, moms have to be, and dads too.
I'm not trying to discredit dads. Just say the thing. We have to listen. We just have to be present and listen to everything.
And we have to be excited about what our kids and our spouse are into. It doesn't matter if it's 10 o'clock at night, when I've been asleep. Let me show you these flies that I've been tying all night. And then I can tell you're super interested, but I'm like, no, these are actually, honestly, some of the best flies that I've tied.
They're really good. To the point of like, I showed them to my buddy John because he's given me like a list of things to tie. And I said, hey, you know, here's what I'm tying. And he's like, dude, those look really good. And I feel like really proud of that. That's pretty awesome.
So I'm excited. I go, hey, you got to check out these bugs I tied up. And you're like, yeah, okay.
They look like they'll catch me. Okay. I'm going to bed now. Josh, okay, here's what happened. I was asleep. And then you came into the bedroom and you woke me up and you said, Hey, hey, can I show you these flies?
Okay, well, first of all, that's not what happened. Yes. I walked into the bedroom to go to bed. And as I was getting ready to go to bed, you woke up and went, Oh, I fell asleep on top of the bed.
I should probably get in the bed. And so that's what happened to wake you up. And while you were awake, I went, Hey, can I show you these? Because I'd like to show you these bugs I made.
I'm proud of them. Awaken quotations. That's what I said. That's why you didn't care so much. And then this morning I said, you didn't even see my flies. I guess I did.
I did because you don't want me to show you them again. That's why you said that. That's not true. Come on now.
That's not true. Josh, you know that I'm nice. And when I'm a listener, I care about what you and the kids are into it. Okay. And I pay attention and I care about your passion.
Right. When I'm asleep and you're like, Hey, look at this bug. And I go, Wow. And you go here. Do you want to hold it? And I go, Mm hmm.
No, I know what's going on. Anyway, so you were saying the hardest part about being a mom is that you have to and is that you have to listen to what everybody's into when I'm asleep. Everybody wants to talk to me when I'm like half awake. And I go, Yes, wake up and talk to people. I have tried for hours and hours when I was fully awake and nobody wanted to talk to me.
And then when I was asleep, everyone's like, Hey, look at this. Do you want to talk about this? Hey, what did you do? This is this advice you gave to me a long time ago, something you saw online that you had to pass on to me.
And you know what it was? Meet your people where they are. You got to you got to decide if you want to make them work to be around you or if you're going to meet them where they are. So I'm just telling you anywhere. No kidding. I'm aware.
That's what I'm trying to say. Meet me where I'm at myself in the bed. I know you you said I'm gonna go take a shower or a bath or whatever. And then it got real quiet. And then I went she went to bed.
I guarantee I'm going upstairs when she's asleep. Yeah. And sure enough, 10 o'clock rolled around. I finished the fly that I was working on. I still have more to tie. I finished the fly I was working on. I went upstairs.
And there you were asleep on the bed. Do you think that is the best time to show me what you'd been working on? Absolutely. There's no better time.
When is a better time when I'm full on awake? I did win now. Yes. No.
Why? Because it was it doesn't matter now matter then when I wanted to show you. It's now heartbroken because the thing I was proud to show you about you don't care about. It's fine.
Saddest noises. Get over it. Is that what you wanted to talk about? Yeah.
This up. Yes, it was. Okay, good. Glad we can air that out.
If you listened at the end of yesterday's show, you'd see these are the things that happened behind the scenes that then someone in the studio gets quiet about. And one of us is oblivious. I'm not quiet. I'm fine. Fine. I'm fine. Okay.
Here's today's show. I was just looking we are like nine days away from the official summer solstice. How many? Nine. Yeah. Isn't it on June 20th?
I think so. I'm pretty sure summer solstice is or the 21st. It is the 21st. It'll be Sunday the 21st at our time to 24am. That will be the astronomical first day of summer. The summer solstice. Okay. That's when the longest day of the year. Okay.
So we go from like mid-December, late December, where we have the shortest day and we build up to the longest day, which will be Sunday, June 21st. Isn't that not? What? That's Father's Day.
Yes, it is. Father's Day. The longest day of the year. Isn't that nice for you? Yeah.
Isn't that nice that Father's get the longest day of the year? Whoa. Anyway. Isn't that nice. That's what I was saying to some coworkers yesterday because the weather was kind of crummy. And I said, listen, we get 10 days of summer.
And then a coworker said, it's not even summer yet. And I went, you know what I meant. People that do that. Yeah. Let's not actually winter yet. Well, facts are they're cool at parties.
Well, technically, you're not having the best time, but you're having a good time. Thank you, point dexter. Got any more mood killers? Well, technically, it's not summer yet. Okay, bud. What else do you know? What else is going on? Oh, covered all the plants last night. Yeah. There was some frost. So hopefully we, hopefully we did good. I'm hopeful. We used every remaining pillowcase and sheet we had in our house buckets and boxes.
I tried as many different things as I could to try to keep the garden covered as you'll see in a wonderful video that I have shared online. I'm hopeful. I'm hopeful. I think so. I think we did okay.
What else? Wind finally quit. So that was good. Yeah, let the wind sleep.
Is it supposed to be windy today? Don't even. This is a real question. Do you know?
I don't. Looking for a wind advisory. All I see is a freeze warning. Another one. Hey, no, the one that we're currently still in.
Okay. It doesn't end until nine o'clock this morning when the temperature rises above and can melt off the frost. So that's why, like, don't rush out this morning and take your stuff off because it's still frosty. Yeah, yeah. So give it some time, wait a little while. I'm going to try to sneak away at some point today and go uncover everything.
Get him some sunshine. Yep. Yep. Yep. Some warmth.
It says today there should only be five mile an hour winds. Okay. But don't talk about it. You're the one talking about it. Quit talking about it. This is hoping stays nice and mild, man.
That'd be great. Yeah, seven mile per hour winds. That's the high. Okay, that's it. No more. Don't talk about it.
Okay. We got to have a, we got to have a summer before technically it's summer. Okay, well, 70 and sunny today. Enjoy it. Great. Don't tell anybody the past couple of days, forget about them.
Forget about it. Today, brand new day. Sunshine.
Get out there and enjoy that sunshine. That's right. Here's some good news. You know, we have a soccer playing dog. We do. And the World Cup is here.
Yes. We don't have a soccer playing dog like this soccer playing dog. This is cool. In the US is where the World Cup is happening and the internet has found an unusual new soccer superstar. It's a 30 pound O'ahua-Dawson mix. First of all, 30 pounds. It's twice the size of our dog and it's a Chihuahua-Dawson.
Just put that in a perspective for you. What's that dog been eating? Well, what that dog's name is, is more important. Okay, what that dog's name is? That dog's name is Ronaldo.
Oh, yeah, that's right. Ronaldo's owners who are big time fans of Cristiano Ronaldo, Ronaldo realized that their pup had a rare gift during a backyard barbecue. He kept leaping midair to intercept their passes while they were playing some kickball, right? They tried to teach him to dribble and score goals with his, with his now, what, snout?
Snout, snoot. But Ronaldo decided that he was strictly a goalie and now he's a viral sensation on social media, racking up millions of views for sprinting, diving and sliding to block regulation sized soccer balls. That's awesome. I know. He's gotten so good that he even did a live halftime show at a college soccer game and he's so obsessed with the sport that his family has to force him to take timeouts and water breaks.
That is absolutely true. He is so good and they have all kinds of different soccer balls and he will block them. You can't score a goal on Ronaldo.
You can't. He's so good. They tried kicking eight different goals and he blocked every one. I would be curious because our dog is pretty good at blocking balls too.
Yeah. We think our dog is a soccer dog for sure. And she is the same way. She gets obsessed and we the second she wakes up, she's like, Hey, do you want to play this ball? Let's play kick a ball.
Yeah. Kick a ball all day, all day with kick a ball. Anyway, if you want to check out Ronaldo, just search out Ronaldo, the soccer dog and have a good time.
If you want to check out Cristiano Ronaldo. Oh, come on. You can do that too. Good news. My watch told me that I had a really bad night's sleep. Oh, no. And I was just looking in the mirror and I went, Oh, I got some I got some bags.
That's what you said. Why do you think you had a bad night's sleep? Why does your watch say that?
I don't know. It said I didn't have, I said I had a lot of restless moments. I didn't feel like I did, but I thought I went to bed pretty at a pretty decent time. You went to bed pretty early. No, it was quarter to 10. That's not pretty early. Earlier than me. Well, it got real quiet and I went, everybody went to bed.
Did they? No, I didn't even say good night to the kids. I had no intention of falling asleep, but I laid down.
And that'll happen every time. You took a bath or whatever and then laid down. Yeah. Yeah, that's the recipe for falling asleep.
What are you talking about? But I didn't get under the covers. And so I was like, Oh, if I don't, then I'll be cold. So then I won't fall asleep.
That didn't work. Yeah, not at all. So now I'm curious how my sleep was. I haven't, I haven't looked in a little while. Let's see. Okay.
Great. I'm just looking at the bags under my eyes going, what kind of night did I have? I don't remember waking up. I know that it was chilly. We left our window open and it was a bit cold.
But I kind of liked that. I could just snuggle on down. The blankets doing their job is important. I had an excellent night's sleep. Did you? A 98%. Mine said I got eight hours of sleep.
I don't know if I buy that. I had about a little over seven. Did you? Almost seven and a half. So yeah, if it's counting your small nap, yeah. Your, your pre pre go to bed sleep.
Here's the other part. My sleep score is 86, which is good. I don't know why it told me I had a bad night's sleep because by all accounts, it's looking like it's pretty good.
But the bags under my eyes tell a different story. Is that right? Yeah, look, take a look at him. Can you see him? No.
Yeah. I don't see him. What about now? Well, yeah, because you're making your face all weird. Don't make your face all weird like that.
Step one. Okay, well, isn't that fun that we get to track our sleep? Yeah, I mean, you know, 2026, I remember being a kid, you just go to bed. And then you'd wake up. Even when you're in morning kid. When I was a young adult, I was like, go to bed when I go to bed. I'll wake up when I want to wake up. But doesn't matter if I get eight hours. Doesn't matter if I have REM.
Rapid eye movements. Yeah. You got it back. Yeah. Let's shoot for some better sleep tonight. Mine was good.
98%. I can't keep living this way. Drink enough water, get enough good sleep, eat more protein. I can't, there's too many things to focus on. It's too much. You forgot fiber. We aren't getting enough fiber.
It's too much to maintain. Go for a walk. Oh, put some collagen on your face. Have some non-screen time. Follow the two, two, two rule.
Quit it. Tim Allen wants to do a home improvement reunion. Really? We started watching some reruns of home improvement. I think they're on Netflix. I can't remember.
Somewhere. Anyway, it was kind of fun to watch those again, but he wants to get everybody together and do like his character, obviously would be a grandpaw. So it'd be a reunion about his kids. Oh, so he wants to do like a full on show.
I don't know if he wants to do a show or just maybe like a special or something. But it's challenging because Jonathan Taylor Thomas and Teran Noah Smith, the two youngest. Right, Mark and Randy.
Don't act anymore. You remember their names? Yeah. I could not tell you their names. And Zachary Ty Bryan.
Correct. He's been in it as Brad. He's been in and out of jail.
Yeah. He's currently in jail. He's had lots of, he's got a lot of issues. And Tim says there's some personality problems right now with the boys. They've got their own issues and it's a little challenging right now to put it mildly.
Okay. What's going on with Jill and Al these days? I don't know. They weren't mentioned in this article that I read.
Okay. I know that Jill, what's her name? Her real name is Patricia Richardson. Yeah. Good job, Josh. You look at you. Look at me with the internet in front of me.
Go ahead. I saw something a while ago that said that they, about a decade ago, they were trying to put together a reunion and she hadn't even been contacted. And so she was a little bit hurt by that. Well, Earl Hindman, he played Wilson. He passed away in 2003. So he's not available.
Oh no. But Tim Allen, do you know how old Tim Allen is? I'm going to guess 71. 72. Hey, hey.
Good job guessing how old Tim Allen is. Look at you. I mean.
Without the internet. I mean. Interesting. JTT's not acting.
No. It said that he appeared on four episodes of Tim's sitcom Last Man Standing about a decade ago, but he has fallen away from acting. He hasn't acted in a long time. But I don't know why. They got too famous too fast. Well, you can't be on every issue of Teen Beat Magazine with full posters.
Without complications to your mental health. I'm sure there's some issues. Yeah.
Yeah, that's interesting. And what's Mark up to? Taran Noah Smith. I don't know. It just says that he's not acting anymore. They did home improvement and they were like, I got to take a break. I got to see what he's up to because he's got to be up to something. Look it up.
He lent his voice to a Batman animated TV series in 1999, but he has not done anything since 1999. And I wonder, that's always a case of, is that your choice? Are you making the choice to not act or are you just not getting? Well, you know, child stardom is super hard. And so I imagine you probably, I mean, you spent your childhood up to, I mean, he's born in 84. So he went from 84 to 1999 with a good portion of that on. Yeah, he grew up.
Yeah, right. Grew up on TV and then either decided this isn't what I want to do or decided this is chaos and I'm going to do something else. Hey, I've made a lot of money. I'm on a stockpile that and I'm just going to live quietly. That's what I would do. You would stockpile the money and live quietly?
Doesn't that sound nice? Richard Karn is 70 years old. He'd have to be in there, right? Like we got to see. Oh, they couldn't do a home improvement show without him. We've got to have Al Borland around.
Still wearing flannel. I mean, the jokes write themselves. Don't get your hopes up because it's not looking like it's... That's a lot of hurdles to overcome. Doesn't look like it's very promising, especially when one of them is in jail. But Tim wants to do it. Yeah, he does. Yeah, okay. All right. So I'm still trying to gather a few details to be able to give you answers to the myriad of questions that you are going to have.
But let me read you the headline that sort of caught my attention. And then I'm going to try to do my best. Okay. You're going to ask questions. I'm not going to know the answer to. I'm already going to tell you because it's all written in a very scientific article, paper. There was a paper published. And what scientists have discovered is going to blow your mind. They've discovered a deep sea whale graveyard at 6,000 meters deep. It's very deep. There are carcasses in this whale graveyard up to 5 million years old.
No way. And all of this graveyard supports an entire ecosystem that until this discovery was previously unknown. So to summarize, scientists were exploring the ocean with machines that can go down that deep.
And they discovered an entire underwater graveyard of whales that is feeding an entire civilization of creatures we've never seen before. Josh, I want to go to there. Okay. Question one. Are they all the same whales in there?
Or is it different species of whales? Solid question. I told you I don't.
Question two. Let me tell you like this is how the article opens. Whale falls are biodiversity oasis at sea beds, yet their record from the oceans has remained sparse and fragmentary. That's the opening sentence to the science paper. That, okay. So, I told you I Not going to have all the answers because it's in a very scientific language.
Go ahead. How did the whales get there? That's kind of what I'm interested because these whale falls as they call them because I think that's because whales sink down and die.
Yeah, but they fall. Whereas other animals eventually float to the top, whales don't. So, I think they call whale falls. So, they found others of these, but they're typically in shallow water shelves.
And they, according to this, generally yield different sets of whales indicating that highly specialized and species-rich whale fall communities develop primarily in the food-limiting setting of the deep ocean. It's very language-written. Go ahead. What kind of animals are they feeding? What's in that ecosystem? I didn't get details on the different animals that I've never seen before. How quickly are the whales decomposing? Well, as long as it takes.
I don't know. I mean, here's the interesting thing is that there are incredibly well-preserved whale bones and skulls and things that were identified as belonging to an extinct a whale species that's not in the whole Kingdom Phylum class order family genus species. There's a different genus of whale that exists in the skeletal remains that they haven't seen other than fossils. So they found skeletal remains of things they've only seen fossils of before.
And that's why they go, this is really old. And they were able to do some research and find out these are like five million-year-old whales. Fascinating.
Very fascinating. I like when we talk about science on the show because us too talking about science is a little I just there's a lot. There's a lot here.
A lot of stuff going on here. But this is the deepest known whale fall ecosystem in the ocean. It extends the known depth range of such habitats by more than 2,500 meters. It's incredibly deep, which is really interesting.
And it holds some amazing history and secrets and things. Question five. Where is it?
In the ocean. Question six. Can I go visit? Question seven.
It's too deep. Where is a scientist that I can ask further questions about this? I am going to send you this article and you can... You can... Here's what I need. Here's the PDF of it. Okay, but here's what I need.
What is it? And this is true of all science or math or things I don't understand. You got to just dumb it down a little bit. Okay, I found out where it is.
It is off of the west coast of Australia. Okay. Great. I'm going to go check it out. All right. What kind of whales are they?
All different kinds. It looks like... I mean, I'm seeing different bones and skull pieces and stuff.
Really? From all kinds of things. I don't know. I'll send you the paper. All right. It's very science-y. I was going to say, you don't seem as excited about it as I am. I knew you'd be excited. I knew you'd have a million questions. I tried to do as much research as I could, as fast as I could.
I know everything except those eight questions you wanted to ask. I think I had six. I know you had at least seven. And I'm sure there's more coming. Yeah, there will be after I read the article. Have fun reading it. It's a science paper. You gotta dumb it down.
I know. It's why I'm like, can you make this into simple terms for me? Like just summarize this article into like a couple of sentences that I can go, hey, they found these whales. Anyway. Cool. Yeah, it's really, really neat. Good job, science. I'll try to read and understand your paper a little better next time. Did you know that we are born with only two natural fears?
Oh, is that interesting? And they are the fear of falling and the fear of loud sounds. And these are survival mechanisms that are hardwired that instantly trigger the body's fight or flight response to protect us. That's really interesting.
Everything else is learned, fear or phobia that we learn later in life. Yeah. Huh.
Isn't that wild? I knew that fear was a learned reaction for like spiders and the dark and stuff like that. But you're saying that loud noises, which are startling, they'll blow. Yeah.
I don't know that you necessarily have a fear of loud noises as much as you have a reaction to loud noises. Okay. And then what was the other one? Falling. Falling. Again, maybe you could have a fear of falling, but I would say your body has a natural reaction, which is a jump startle if you start falling.
So I feel like those aren't necessarily fears as much as they are reactions. But that's just, I'm just saying, I'm just saying. Call me crazy. But I don't think you wander around going like, I hope I don't fall. I do that every day. That is, that is a fear of mine every day. Please don't fall. Please don't fall.
I guess what? Most of the time I'm on the ground. When you're having that conversation. I've fallen. Hope I don't fall down.
I'm fall down. What, what kind of fears do you have? What fears have you learned in life? Stranger danger is a taught fear. Not that it isn't important, but it is certainly a learned fear.
That's not what I asked though. You said what kind of fears have you learned in life? Do you have? What kind of fears do you have?
I'm just saying. Are you afraid of strangers? Not particularly now. Here's what's so funny. I mean, yeah, actually, more I think about it. Yeah.
What? You're afraid of strangers? Yeah, look at them. Strangers. Just the word.
People are strange. And here we go. When? No. But think about that. Like you learn about it young. And you go like, oh, so I'm just gonna try to steal it. Don't talk to strangers, but then it's like, how am I gonna meet anyone?
This is how life goes. You've got to talk to people you've never met before. If you want to get a job, you got to talk to a stranger. If you want to check out something from the grocery store, you got to talk to a stranger. Kids, don't listen to this advice.
You're not trying to get a job. This advice for later in life. Your teacher, when you first meet your teacher, they're a stranger, aren't they? Yeah.
Yeah. Everybody's a stranger till you meet them. Public speaking is like the number one. Number one fear. Yeah. I'm sure a baby is born with that.
No. That's why they don't like to cry at first. They're like, I'm afraid it's public.
No, that's not. And then they're like, fine, I'll get over the fear. And then they cry.
See, they didn't add that to the list. There is a lot of babies who are not afraid to cry. No, but I'm just saying that very first. The very first cry. They're like, I shouldn't. I'm embarrassed. What if people judge?
What if I cry weird? Do you have claustrophobia? Not particularly. I don't mind being claustrophobic. You don't like being trapped. I don't like being trapped, yeah. So I have to have an MRI every year.
Right. And every time I go, do you have a fear of confined spaces? And I go, no. But are you going to tie me in there? I need to have an escape. Are you going to tie me in the machine?
Yeah. And then bang on with all those hammers. Yeah, I got to have an escape plan. Is there an escape plan?
Because I need to know my way out. Yeah, somebody's just back there banging around. It's not a real device. What is this thing? Tim, time to get out your hammers. We got another patient.
There's a lot of people. My sister has a fear of dogs because she got bit by a dog once. And so she doesn't like dogs. And anytime we see a dog, she goes, ooh. She has more fears than anyone I know.
That's not true. Who has more fears? She has a lot of fears. She has. You ever stay in a hotel with her? How'd that go? How much stuff did she pile in front of the door?
All of it. She's always, oh, I learned this. Check this out. I learned this. You take a hanger.
Yeah. And you put it on the door knob. And I go, chill out, dude. I learned this.
Every time we go out of town, there's something new. Oh, guess what I learned. See? Okay.
What is it? She didn't cry for a week when she was born because she was afraid of public speaking. They were like, nah, she looks healthy. She just doesn't want to talk in front of everybody.
One on one, we had big convos. But she's not good in crowds. Do you know the fear of public speaking has a name? What is it? Glossophobia.
Glossophobia. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. I didn't know I had a name. Of course it has a name. Not everything has a name. Glossophobia. Glossophobia.
How about it? Well, have you ever fallen asleep and you've gotten that like, you feel like you're falling? And you're like, oh. That's what I said.
It's a reaction. Okay. That's all.
Okay. I was vacuuming the bedroom yesterday and I. I heard that from downstairs. You know how much I can hear from the basement? Everything.
It's crazy. I could hear the wheels going across the floor. Back to the bedroom and I hear.
And I'm like, what is going on? It's so loud upstairs. And our son is in his room. He's playing video games with his friends. Stuff happens and he bangs on his desk like this. I'm like, hey, hey, hey. Things are falling off the walls down here. Settle down, man.
I can hear everything. So I heard about the vacuum. What happened to the vacuum?
Tell me more about vacuuming the bedroom. Okay. This is riveting.
Well, I told you that I was going to take an hour every day. It kind of. Yeah. You were going to do the kitchen.
Yeah, I was. But then I was the day behind because Tuesday was actually the kitchen. Kitchen's done.
And then. Forget about it. I didn't do the kitchen on Tuesday because I got too busy. And so then yesterday I was like, oh, I got to do the kitchen, but I'm also kind of tired. So I'm not going to do the kitchen. So maybe I'll just dust the bedroom and vacuum the bedroom really quickly.
And it was kind of a half-hearted job of vacuuming. And I'll tell you why. Because we have a fan, a ceiling fan with a light. And if you turn on, you have to pull the handle. And to pull the handle, you have to get on the bed. Oh, because you're short. You can't reach it.
I can't reach it. Right. And it's kind of a pain. And so I was like, I'm not going to do that. So I'm just going to.
I can get a longer cable. No, it's fine. And so I said, I'm just going to vacuum in the dark, which was kind of a challenge. But then. It has a light on.
Listen to me. That light is nothing. The vacuum light is nothing. Why did they put it on there? I don't know. It didn't do anything. Why did they give a vacuum a headlight?
If it's nothing. So then I moved. There was like some stuff on my side of the bed that I moved on top of the bed so that I could vacuum on the floor. And then you had piles on your side of the bed. And I could have like one pair of shorts. You had, no, you had some clothes. You had some shoes. You had a pile of bags because you've always got a pile of bags everywhere you go. And I said, I'm not even gonna. And so I just vacuumed around that. And then later when I did turn on the light, I went, this is a terrible vacuum job.
Who did this? It was bad. Okay.
Anyway. Did you redo it? No. Are you crazy?
Vacuum's spun away. I'm not doing it. Okay.
Listen to me though. When I tell you that I was looking around, do you ever get this like idea in your head that this is gonna sound totally crazy? You're gonna be like, no.
But I know, I guarantee you there's at least a couple of women out there who are gonna be like, I feel you dog. Okay. Dog.
What is it? Do you ever get it? I never worry when you look around your house and you go, oh man, whoever, like there's gonna be people when I die. There's gonna be people, family, friends, community member, like not community. Community members. Like if you're part of a church or you're part of like an organization, those people are gonna come into your house, whether it's to deliver food. Or to help console you or to help with funeral. People are going to come into your house. And for me, I look around and I go, man, if I die and people come in. And people like sometimes will come in and help clean house when you die. And I worry about that sometimes.
It's an important thing to worry about. I told you. I told you. I told you that you're going to be like, no, I don't ever worry about that.
I've never given that a single thought. I hope and I'm sure. Oh, I know there are other people.
That there are a couple. For sure. And there are going to be women that are like, I feel you dog. I feel you dog. I hope you run into somebody on the street today that goes, I feel you dog.
I hope so too. Listen, it's valid. I'm not going to say it's something to not think about, but I've never, ever once given that a thought. The dumbest part is that I'm going to be dead, right? So it doesn't matter. Yeah.
If these people come in and they're like, oh, shit. She lived like this. What?
I don't know where you think we live, but okay. When was the last time you dusted your baseboards? I saw a thing. I don't want people to judge me when I walk. I saw a thing yesterday that said, if you are the type of person that's going to walk in somebody's house and go, when is the last time you dusted those baseboards? I'm going to say, here's a washcloth. Go nuts.
Go do it. If it bothers you that much, have a fun time. I don't. It's not important to me. No, it's not important to me either. And I would much rather spend my time doing other things.
Enjoy. Here's a washcloth. Listen, I don't think our house is like, we're not living in filth, but I look around and I go, oh man, when was the last time I dusted those ceiling blades? There's cobwebs in the- The fan blades?
What are ceiling blades? You know what I meant. The cobwebs in the corner, the windowsills are filthy. Like it's stuff like that. Who looks at this stuff? That's what I'm saying.
Like it doesn't matter. I want people to come in and everything's covered in sheets and it looks like a ghost house. And they go, what has happened in here? And then they move all the sheets and the dust flies up from the piano and they go, wow. Look at this old piano. I kind of hope that when we do die after we die, we can linger a little bit because I want to hear when those first people come in and they go, Josh, we brought you a casserole. And then they look around and they go, oh, like I, because I'm going to haunt those people. Oh, is that right?
Oh yeah. I'm going to be like, oh, let's go check out your house Nancy. Oh, who's Nancy?
I don't even know a Nancy. Nancy brought me a casserole. That was nice of her. She better not be judging my dishes in my sink. Nancy.
They won't be your dishes. The minds. That's true. That's true. Anyway.
Yours were put away in the dishwasher. Yeah. As always. Yeah.
You better tell people that. You better be like, Chantel was clean. It was just her family that made a house of mess. I go, everybody tried really hard to make this place look nice, but she just left piles everywhere.
All those bags, those are hers. I was just imagining or not imagining, but I was trying to remember, okay, I've been doing this morning show with you for about four years. You've been here for. Well, I've been here since 2021. So I've been here for five years. And then I did a couple of years of morning show before that I've done morning show stuff a couple of years before that. I understand that, but you haven't always been a morning show guy. That's true.
Yeah. So there were times in our life where we used to wake up at home and get ready at home and have a nice, Emery has been home because it's summer vacation. So she told me the other day that she woke up and she made some eggs and some bacon.
Oh, what's that like? I remember waking up at home and having time to take a shower. I mean, I wake up at home every day. I don't wake up here. I know, but do you remember what our morning routine used to be like before we had to race out the door?
Yeah. At five in the morning. It was weird because there were several iterations of schedules where you had to be to work before me. When you worked at the school, you had to be at work before I did because I didn't go in until nine.
Yeah, that's true. But I stayed later. I stayed until six. I was on a nine to six schedule. When I first started in radio, I worked the night shift. I worked seven to midnight. And so I didn't go in until three in the afternoon, which was weird. That's a strange thing.
And then you're there till midnight and then you drive home at midnight. I didn't know you then. You knew me at the end of that, but I was doing the morning show by the time you had met me. But you knew me around that time. Did I? I don't remember. Well, that's when we met. Okay. Because that was the first six months I was seven to midnight and I moved into an afternoon spot for six months.
And then I did a year of the morning show and you met me when I was doing the morning show. Yes, that's true. Yes.
I met you when you were doing the morning show on K-Bear. Right. Oh, and K-Bear. Correct. Yeah. A long time ago. A long, long time ago. 25 years ago. That's how long ago. When Beck was born, I do remember you were doing a morning show.
In Pogatel. When Beck was born. Yeah. And he was just little. I mean, he was like two or three. And we only had one car.
Yeah. And there were sometimes I was like, hey, I need the car today. And you were like, okay, well, you're going to have to take me to work. You know, yeah, you're driving to work at five in the morning. And there was a couple of days that I did wake up back to take him, but the radio station wasn't that far away. So then there was a couple of times we were like, I'm just going to take you to work.
We're going to leave him in bed and I'm going to race home safely. Well, but there's also like very little traffic. Right.
At five in the morning. And it was like a mile top. It was very, very quick. Yeah. Anyway. Yeah. It is interesting how life changes when your work schedule changes like that.
Yeah. Within like a few years ago, five years ago, both of us decided, you know what would be fun? Let's both change career, uh, places where we work. You went in a different direction career wise.
And I just moved from one radio station to another, but it was very like throw everything up in the air at once. Not recommended for you and your spouse to less stressful. Change your jobs at the same time. And it just, that's the way it happened. It is. It just is the way.
Neither one of us were planning on doing that, but it was like, Hey, we're going to do this. I just got real sad. The other day when I reset, she was making eggs. I went, I want to make eggs. Okay.
I want to stay home and have breakfast at home. Yeah. I'm nice. Next Friday.
Okay. A week from tomorrow. We got a day off. You got it. Next Friday, you can stay home and make eggs.
Ba-da-bing. It sounds nice. I mean, that's every Saturday and Sunday for the most part, unless there's something going on because I, it's too early in the morning for me and I like to sleep.
Yeah. And so the longer I can stay in bed, the better. And so I have a whole kit here. I get, I just get ready here.
Right. Sometimes I worry about driving here in the morning and getting pulled over because that police officer who's going to pull me over is not going to get my best look. I have never once worried about that. My hair isn't disarray. I have no makeup on.
Well, I'm definitely getting a ticket because there's no way he's looking at this and going like, I'll give you a warning. Come on. But I'm a lady. No, that's not, that's not the intent.
That is not what I was trying to say. It was mostly just like, I'm going to roll down the window and I'm going to be like, oh, whoa. I didn't realize what I pulled over. Whoa. Come on. Yeah, right.
Sometimes I miss getting ready at home. That's all I'm saying. Yeah. That's it.
Yeah. And I could, I absolutely could. I just have to wake up earlier, but you. I know.
Gross. There, there are people I know in this, in this industry, they wake up at 430. There are people who wake up not in this industry who wake up at 430. Well, they wake up at five and then they go for a run and I go, what is wrong with you?
I like to sleep. Yeah. No doubt. A yuck. Yeah.
People wake up early to go to the gym. Notice anything? Yeah. What? You're missing a ring on your left hand.
I am. Where is it? I don't know.
Are you serious? I didn't lose it. But you don't know where it is. It's just at home. I just left it at home. Did you take it off? Because sometimes you take it off if you're washing a dish. I took it off to go to bed. Oh, okay.
And I forgot to put it on this morning. Wow. I know. You remembered that one and those ones on your thumb.
But you didn't remember that one. What's that? What's going on?
I don't know, but here's the thing. I always wear my wedding ring and I feel lost without it. Yeah, you should. You know how, do you ever forget something that's part of your routine and then you're like, I feel out of sorts a little bit. Yeah, I get that. So now I feel out of sorts. And then I'm going to forget that I forgot it. And then later in the day, I'm going to look at my hand and go, where's my ring?
That's going to happen again today. I'm going to go, did I lose it? Is it in a drain?
Do I have to get a plumber? Like that. It's missing. I don't like it.
I told you it's on the nightstand. It is. Yes. For sure. For sure. For shame. I know.
I have mine. Good job. That's not even the same one. No, because my fingers, my, my, when we got married, I was so little. Were you? Apparently it doesn't fit anymore. So my hands got bigger or something.
I don't know. Yeah, I wear that sometimes. On a chain. No, I wear it on my thumb. It doesn't fit on my ring finger anymore, but it fits on your thumb.
You have tiny hands. I put your, yeah, it's your initial wedding band. My actual wedding band.
Yeah. I wear it on my thumb sometimes. I switched to silicone rings years and years and years ago. Around the same time, Jimmy Fallon de-gloved his finger when he fell in his kitchen and I went, I'm not doing this. It's, that's a fear I have.
Really? I don't want to de-glove my finger. That sounds horrifying. Why do you say de-glove? Is that what it's called?
That's the medical term. You should know that. You have medical training.
I do have medical training from the pit. Right. But they don't talk about de-gloving.
They might. Do we need to intubate? No, we do not.
No. So anyway, yeah, that's when the skin gets peeled back, like a glove off of the finger. That's what happened.
That actually happens to a lot of people. I know. And so I quit wearing a metal ring and switched to the silicone ones because this has so much stretch, this will fail before it skins my finger.
Yeah. I'm not dealing with the skinned finger. I get it. I get it.
Walking around with a skeletal expose. I have the same engagement ring end band. Yeah.
The original one too. And I, it's rare that I ever take it off. Right. Somebody told me once you shouldn't sleep in that because... Yeah, it was a professional jeweler that told you that, but you know, discredited. That's fine.
I'm not discredited. Because he cleaned it and he went, that thing was filthy. Do you wear that to sleep? And you went, yeah.
I wear it to do everything. Right. He's like, you shouldn't do that.
No. It gets dirty. He was a professional jeweler. Like he knows what he's talking about when it comes to diamonds and stuff. He knows.
He's very good at it. Anyway. Okay. Well, guess what? What? If anyone tries to hit on me today. Oh, here we go. I'm going to go draw one on with a Sharpie.
It's not going to happen. Don't fret, Josh. What's going on down the hall? I don't know. Do you have any clues as to what's going on down the hall? It's quieted down. It has been quite the ruckus all morning.
It really has been. So, majority of the people that are going to be here all day show up at eight o'clock. There's a lot of us that show up earlier, but I mean a handful, but there's a great majority of people that show up at eight o'clock. Yeah.
When the office opens for the day. I mean, from six to eight. Yeah. I mean, there's a few of us.
Yeah. It's pretty quiet. It's pretty quiet.
We leave the door open to do the show. We kind of just are casual, right? It's a little nice. We get to kind of slow roll the morning.
Exactly. Then eight o'clock comes and we're like, shut the door because people are going to be meeting and there's stuff going on and people are milling about and we don't want the distractions. This morning for the past 51 minutes, it's been chaos in the hallways. It's still loud out there. What's going on? I don't know. Why is everybody talking so loud?
K-Bear is having an issue. Somebody apparently. His name is Peaches. Sardines.
Not somebody. He ate sardines in there last night and left the can in the garbage and that has caught. Yesterday afternoon, he had sardines in the studio and as a prank left the can in the garbage. He intentionally did it. Left the garbage in the can in the studio with the door shut so that Victor, who does the morning show, would walk into sardine garbage smell.
He did. When I walked in, I said, man, it smells weird in here. But to me, it smelled like drywall mud. It smelled like somebody was getting ready to do some sheet rocking.
It was just kind of a wet smell. But the door to the studio was closed so I didn't get the full effect of what was actually going on, which I'm grateful for. But apparently they've been having a back and forth now about this whole thing and they've been quite loud. They've been so loud. A couple of times I'm like, what is happening?
Quiet down. And Victor has this laugh he does. It's his real laugh and I'm not being critical because I'm not stealing his joy. But his laugh is kind of maniacal kind of laugh and it's pretty loud. And so when he does it, you hear it down the halls. I can hear him yelling right now. You can hear him yelling still. I'm still yelling about the sardines above. I don't even know. Is that what they're yelling about? I don't know.
But it is... I'm trying to do a job here. I'm trying to work over here. Quiet down. At one point you said, I heard them say your name. Why are they talking about me? I don't know. I heard them say something about Josh. What could they possibly have to say about me?
I don't know. They're saying it loud enough. Everyone can hear it. They just need to chill down. It's being too much.
You're doing too much, Gabe. It settles down. What is going on out there? Now, people are walking by. Are they going to quiet down now? It seems quieted.
Yeah. Who walked by? Was it our boss who walked by? I didn't hear.
I didn't see. Was he instigating all the chaos? I think so. Was he stirring the pot over there?
I think so. Buddy, come on man. People are trying to work over here. Have you ever been a part of an office prank war? No. What's an office prank war? Yes, you know. I know I've been involved in some hijinks at an office.
I'll tell you two of them. One time a coworker of mine went on vacation. He had told me there was a meme of someone hanging a bunch of bananas in somebody's office. He said, one of these times, I'm going to do this to your office. So he went on vacation. So I did it to his office.
But I took it like to an extreme level. I hung a bunch of printed out bananas from the ceiling just like the picture. But then I put the picture on the blinds and we had the same kind of blinds as we do in the studio here. And so I closed them and I taped the picture on there and I cut it on each slap so that when the blind was open, you couldn't see it. But he never left his blinds open.
So I opened them up so I knew he was going to close them. And then he would see that same picture and go, oh, they did it to my office. I took his family photo and scanned it and photoshopped bananas into people's hands and put it in the frame.
I went to a very extreme level to banana my coworker's office. I forgot about that. That was an intense one.
That was pretty good. Did he retaliate? No. He didn't. No, he did not. So that wasn't necessarily a prank war. It was just you pranking someone. That is true.
That is true. I kind of want to be a part of an office prank. I used to go to the front office where the receptionist was and do yoga stretches. That was a really fun time because she just was like, what is happening right now? There's video of that somewhere. I should try to find that. I was just doing my office stretches.
I think I said, she was, why are you up here? This is where I stretch. Normally I do it before you get in, but I was a little behind schedule today.
So you get to be witness to the morning stretches I do in your area every day. She did not care for that. Again, imagine why.
I don't know. Let's start an office prank war. I don't really want the retaliation. I mean, I'm capable of doing some real annoying stuff. I just don't want to deal with the retaliation.
They might not retaliate depending on who we do it to. We got to just pick somebody who's like lazy. So the K-Bear guys. No, really go ahead. Make fun of me. What do you got?
What do you have to say? I wasn't making fun of you. You've been for a couple of years now wearing readers.
When you have to look at things that are tiny. And you were tying some flies last night, which is typically when you wear your readers. That's right. And you came upstairs to eat dinner.
Right. And I had them around my neck. And then all of a sudden I looked over and you were eating out of your bowl, but you had your readers on.
And I said, do you have to wear your glasses to eat dinner? And you said, I can't see. I can't see. No, I did not.
I can't see. You absolutely said that. Not like that. Those are the words, but I didn't say it with that tone. I can't see. No. Because you immediately thought that I was making fun of you.
And so you got defensive. Listen, I wear these readers. I have a pair everywhere I go. This pair here. Trying to see. I think there are one and a half, maybe, maybe a one.
Anyway, it doesn't matter. I have a pair here. I have a pair on my fly tying desk and I have a pair on my nightstand. I was using the pair on my fly tying desk last night, but I found that they were a little bit too. I think the magnification was too much.
And so it was uncomfortable. So I got the pair off the nightstand, which are a less magnification. I think they're the same as these ones. And I was wearing those and things were good. Things were good. Things were working out. And so I was tying and you were like, hey, dinner's ready. So I came upstairs and we had the kitchen light on, but we did not have the dining room light on. And here's what I have noticed about my eyeballs in my near mid 40s. In a dimly lit room, it's hard to see small things.
Okay. For example, a menu. And I'm going to tell you right now, I'm not getting my flashlight out to read a menu at a restaurant. I've done that before. I know. I don't mind doing that.
Can we talk about that for a minute? What's the dining experience hiding in a dimly lit restaurant? No, it's just the ambience of it.
They're hiding something. No. Turn on the lights. Okay. Listen to me right now. Let me see the food in the menu all at once. When you were eating dinner last night, there was nothing to read. Why did you have to put your readers on to see your food?
Okay. What did we have for dinner? Chicken pot pie. There was a sauce with different vegetables in it. Chicken and whatnot. There were potatoes and onions and carrots and celery. Yes.
So you could distinguish them by color. It's not that. It's that I couldn't see the little bits when I got down to the bottom of my bowl. Everything was a blur. So I wanted to see to make sure I was getting the most of my meal.
Leave me alone. You needed glasses to see if you were eating carrots or potatoes. No, I can tell the difference between a carrot and a potato.
I know the colors and the shapes and the textures. I just want to make sure I was scraping it all out of the bowl because it was good. And I wanted every last bite. That's hilarious, Josh. Yeah. I can't see. I didn't say it like that. 100% said it like that. I wish that I had receipts to prove that.
Me too. Because I know I didn't say it like that because that's the same voice you use when you tell me to put on a mask. Which is actual real life thing that happened. Put on a mask. You were very aggressive. You were very aggressive about... You said you need glasses to eat. I said I can't see. Just like that.
Yeah. I didn't go I can't see. Like I found gold in a mountain. Oh! There's gold. Maybe you'd find gold in the mountains if you could see it.
Maybe. Oh, that is funny, Josh. I can't see. That's how I said it. No.
Yes. I didn't stand on my chair and go, I can't see. No, I didn't think you said that but you said I can't see. And then you put your bowl closer to your face. You took it off of the table and kind of leaned back in your chair like you were all mad. Quit looking at me.
While I'm eating and judging me on the way I eat. That's all I'm asking. I'm just going to remind you that I am older than you. So every time you're like my eyes are getting faded.
I'm like, hmm. So are yours. Still don't need readers over here.
Yes, you do. You put them on the other day and went, yeah, I can see that better. But you're just so stubborn that you're like, no, I'm not going to do it.
I refuse. No, I can still read stuff. Yeah, me too. Far away very well. Up close is getting harder. That's all. Well, you look cute in your glasses. Oh, okay. I'm like, wearing them.
They get made fun of every time I put them on. Oh, here comes the old man. The Knicks are in the lead again. All right. So now they're up three to one, right? Yep.
Okay. And where did they play last night? They played basketball. No, I know what they played on a court. Yes. Oh, they played in Madison Square Garden.
Okay. So they had two at home games. They lost the first one and then they won the second one. They're up three to one.
So if they win the next game, they win the series. Correct. Is that right? Yes.
Because it's first to four. Yes. So they could seal the deal. They win the whole thing. Their next game is on Saturday.
They're going to be playing in San Antonio. Apparently, I didn't watch the game, but I've been seeing some highlights and different things that people are talking about. Apparently they were trailing by 29 points. Yeah, they had a huge comeback. And had a huge comeback in the third quarter. And they are saying that it's the largest comeback in NBA finals history. Really?
Yeah. I'm going to tell you, Charles Barkley had some not so nice things to say about the Spurs and their ability to, as he put it, help the Knicks win that game. Oh, really? He said, listen, he goes, you can't be ahead by 29 points and lose the game without helping the other team make up that point differential. It was basically what he said. He had a lot more terrible things to say about the team.
And the type of basketball they were playing on TV, nonetheless. He had these things to say. He was very, and it was interesting to watch the rest of the panel, including Shaq kind of go, you know, yeah, yeah, you got a point.
But also the way you said that, maybe let's not say it like that. It was interesting to watch. But they won a game for 107 to 106. And when they caught up, just a three point that missed a rebound that went in and it put them up by one with like 1.2 seconds left on the clock. And then that was it for game four. That's the highlights I've been watching. I think it's cool.
I should have watched it. All of these games have been incredibly close. Have you seen the scores for all of them?
Yes. Game one, 105 to 95. Game two, 105 to 104. Game three, 115 to 111. Game four, 107 to 106.
Like just really, really close games. I know. Why have we been watching? I like basketball. Hey, I was going to say, let's watch the other game, but we're going to be in the mountains.
Yeah, that's right. So we won't even be able to watch game. We won't even know what happens until Sunday.
Oh, man. They could win it all and we wouldn't even know until the next day. Well, that's what happened today. I didn't know they won last night until I woke up this morning and I went, oh, I guess the Nickerbockers won.
Oh, Bobbedy Bob. So Saturday will be game five. If game six is necessary, that will be on Tuesday. Where at?
In New York or San Antonio? You know, it doesn't tell me. Okay.
It doesn't tell me where. And then if game seven is necessary, that will be on Friday the 19th. So Saturday, if the next win done, if the Spurs win and we go to game six, that game will be on Tuesday. If we get tied three to three, then we'll go to game seven, where it'll be like none of the other six games matter.
And it'll be just whoever wins that game wins it all. And that would be Friday the 19th. Okay. Also, since we're talking about sports, the World Cup starts today. Yes. We've got Mexico in South Africa.
And also South Korea and Chechia. I told Beck. That you wanted to watch it. I go, I want to watch the World Cup. And I told him specifically because he is in charge of the sports in our house.
Yeah. And so I said, figure out where it's at and then turn it on for me. Because that's what he does. And he goes, I said, I want to watch the World Cup.
And he goes, why? Yeah. That was his attitude.
Ugh. Because it's cool. Yeah. That's why. Yeah. It is cool.
I want to watch the World Cup. Okay. I'll get it figured out because he's not good. I know. Because he was like, why? Yeah.
Because Cristiano Ronaldo. Yeah. And then he went, oh, of course. Would you rather this or that? Would you rather this one is kind of a gross one. I'm just going to want to.
You have a knack these days. At a time. Okay. Would you rather lick your hands every time you touch a doorknob or offer your sleeve as a tissue every time someone sneezes?
Not that. I will lick my hand and here's my, here's my loophole. Not use my hand to touch the doorknob.
You can't. Yes, I can. I'll do it with my elbows. I'll do it with my forearms, whatever. Not using my hands and then I'll lick my hand. That's my loophole.
I'm not doing the sneeze sleeve. I don't know. It's hard for me to decide. These are both so gross. I hate, you know that I hate touching doorknobs so much. And I don't think I'm a germaphobe, but doorknobs gross me out. They gross me out. Yeah.
So I'm struggling with this one a bit. I think I'm more prone to you offer my sleeve when someone sneezes. Most of the time it's going to be not so ick. Would you offer your sleeve to me if I needed to sneeze? Why? That's rude. It's not. Why isn't it? It's not. It's not.
That's why. Please. No. Please just offer me your sleeve. No. Fine. What are you picking? I don't know. I'm going to offer my sleeve. You're gross. You're gross.
Would you rather this or that? So I started watching another video about this Lego thing that's going on and you said I'm so tired of hearing about the Lego thing. Oh man. It's been. It's kind of everywhere, isn't it? Well, it really has taken over the internet.
It's if you're unaware, there's basically this ongoing saga of some Lego stuff that a family, I had this large collection of Legos and they took it to a Lego place as a consignment thing and then some ownership changed and the new owners are saying they're not responsible for the consignment and the old family that owned the Legos is like we just want our stuff back or the money for our stuff because that was the whole point we were doing. It's just created an entire debacle on the internet. It's been wild. And so there's some new stuff that happened over the past few hours in regards to the CEO of the company and inventory and just there's new stuff. It feels like there's new stuff every day in this ongoing story.
And so I pulled it up and it was just an intro on the video was like, so a family in $200,000 worth of leg and you went really another one you got more on this thing. I'm so tired of hearing about it. I mean, not like you have heard much about it. I've talked about it.
Beck talked about it and you heard it. It's on the internet. We were at Sam's Club the other day and there were some kids talking about it.
Two kids that just came to get a hot dog and they were like, Hey, have you heard about this Lego thing? It's a big deal. It's kind of an interesting. It's an interesting story. It is interesting. And I don't want to get into the weeds about what's going on. No, that's not what we do here. No, if you want to know, go look it up and you can find out what's going on, form your own opinion about it. But it is very interesting. And it's going to be interesting to see what happens between the family and the company. And then this YouTube guy, Ben, who got involved in the whole thing and he is somewhat of a quote unquote fugitive right now.
He's hiding because he doesn't want to go to jail. So there's a lot of stuff going on in this one little Lego case. It's kind of an interesting thing. So it'll be, it'll be, I don't know, we'll see whatever happens. This thing is probably going to take a long time to resolve.
Nonetheless, there's new info. So I pulled up a video and you, you were immediately like, No, why are you watching this? No. Just so you know, I will catch up later on today. And then I'll give you, Chantel, all the details so that you can be up to speed. I'm okay. But I'll let you know.
I'm okay. So I'll let you know. I know you will. You're super invested and you want to know all the ins and outs about what's going on. I know you will.
If I don't hear it from you, I'll hear it from back and then I'll say, okay, I wasn't interested. But here we go. I do think it's interesting that there's a whole bunch of like YouTube investigators and YouTube lawyers and legal people that are like chiming in and going, Here's what this means. Like there's, there's so many people getting involved in the story that it's like every time I see a video, it's like now this well-known YouTuber has something to say about it.
Like it's, it's definitely become the thing on YouTube that everybody is involved in talking about. Yeah. I was watching the Eagle cam and they were talking about the two Eagles. The two Eagles came ready to fledge. They were like, Oh yeah, before we leave, let's talk about that Lego thing that's going on between Oregon and Utah. It's a whole thing. And they were going back and forth and they're like, What do you think? And they have a little like Eagle Nest podcast where they were talking about it.
It was a whole thing. They look funny when they put on their little headphones. I think it's pretty fun. Anyway, chuckle, chuckle, chuckle. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Everybody who's anybody's talking about it. Let's go ahead and wrap up the show for today. Have a great rest of your Thursday. Hey, tomorrow's Friday.
Oh, you guys. Isn't that exciting? So exciting.
So we'll be back with another show for you then and hope you enjoy. Yeah. Have a good. What? I said, whoop, did it? Whoop, whoop, did it? Whoop, I guess. Have a good day. We'll see you back here tomorrow.
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