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Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Thursday, October 31, 2024
Episode summary introduction:
We play spooky movie trivia, Iowa is celebrating Halloween today for the first time in decades, we struggle to remember what costumes we wore as kids, Chantel gets frustrated with trac-pads, Josh reads all the instructions before he starts a project, Chantel has a witches hat, there are a lot of tornados in the twister movie, Josh thinks Chantel was built for lawn games, there are no more olives left cuz Chantel ate them all for breakfast and she didn’t share, we have an unopened box of delicious Uncrustables in the freezer, where are the normal houses on social media, and what was Halloween like in the early 1900s?
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Full show transcript:
This is wake up classy 97, the podcast. A replay of today's A replay? Very ghoulish and spooky show. Oh, the ghoulish stuff days. It's Josh and Chantel, and it's Halloween, Thursday, October 31st.
On today's show, we played spooky movie trivia. I did pretty okay. You did alright. Des Moines, Iowa is celebrating Halloween today for the first time in decades. Congratulations, Des Moines.
Des Moines? Des Moinesians. We struggle to remember what costumes we wore as kids. I did ask my mom. Yes.
She doesn't know either. Oh. She said I dressed like a clown when I was 2. Still dress like a clown. Oh.
What? I can't believe you. I get frustrated with trackpads. I hate them. Josh reads all the instructions before he starts a project.
What a weirdo. What? Just doing my best. Doing my best. I have a witch's hat.
Yep. There are lots of tornadoes in the Twister movie. Can you even believe it? Josh thinks I was built for lawn games. You want a toy?
Yeah. And I'm not talking about football. You're not like a linebacker. You're built for croquet and badminton, lawn darts. There are no more olives left because I ate them all for breakfast, and I didn't share.
Yeah. It was rude. I'm sorry. No. You're not.
We we have an unopened box of delicious Uncrustables in the freezer. That you won't eat. You say they're your favorite. Where are the normal houses on social media? In our videos.
And what was Halloween like in the early 1900? It was apples. I was trying to sound all drab, because it was apples. You did. Hey.
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It's a silly little thing. Just search for wake up classy 97 on YouTube and subscribe to our channel. Now on with the spookiest of shows. Oh. Happy Halloween.
Hey. Good morning. Hey. Hey. Hey.
Hey. Spooky day. It's good morning. Happy Halloween. Happy Halloween.
What other voices you got in there? It's a so I have You don't have a witch in there somewhere? What's a witch sound like? Like a creepy old witch. Think about it.
She's got, like, that weird, crookedy nose with the wart on And the crookedy fingers. Yes. Happy Halloween. Okay. I like her.
She's cool. She's cool. She doesn't sound like she haunts the forest, too bad anyway. She doesn't sound super spooky. Happy Halloween.
What else do you have? Oh, oh, Dracula. And a mommy. I don't know. Okay.
There's a few in there. Yeah. You got some. You've got a plethora of voices. Sure.
Sure. Sure. Happy Halloween. Happy Halloween. It is, The ghoulish of days.
Yes. I don't know that anyone ever called it the ghoulish of days. Don't be confused with the ghoulish of days. Right. Which I haven't had ghoulish in a hot minute.
It's okay. We can stand to be without goulash. Our kids haven't lived. We've had our kids goulash before. We have?
Yes. We have. When's the last time we threw together ground beef with a bunch of pepper in it, some tomato sauce, and elbow macaroni. I have not made that goulash before. I've made a different goulash with more stuff.
Yeah. That's, that's the 3 ingredient goulash I grew up with. Yeah. Me too. Well, more pepper.
That's why you like pepper so much. You grew up on goulash. I did grow up on goulash. Goulash? Well, what else is going on today?
Tell me. Yeah. It's Girl Scout Founders Day. Oh. Reformation Day, World Cities Day, Unity Day, Knock Knock Joke Day.
Hey. Do you have one? No. But we should celebrate that, I think. I don't have one off the top of my head.
Do. Is it the gorilla one? Yeah. That's my favorite. I was hoping for a new one.
I've heard that one a bajillion times. Jeez Louise. National Magic Day. Who's there? Cargo.
No. I've heard that one too. Pine. Knock knock. Who's there?
Trick or treat because it's Halloween. National magic day, national caramel apple day, and World Savings Day. Put away some money in your piggy bank. Savings. What's that?
I don't know. What's a savings? I kind of woke up forgetting that it was Halloween this morning. You did? And that kinda makes me sad because I didn't I didn't prepare anything.
I didn't I didn't even wear a witch's hat. I I got nothing. And I feel disappointed. It was Halloween, but then I was like, do I just grab the bin of costumes? What do I do?
I mean, look. There's plenty of time in the day. It's real early. It is real early. So there's time to run, grab a bin of costumes, a witch's hat, whatever it is.
I just feel disappointed in myself. And just have a a bunch of costumes. We can go through different changes throughout the day. Like, now I'm a bee. I do have bee stuff.
I do. And now I'm a gorilla. You do have a gorilla costume. Now I'm a pirate. You know exactly what we have in our costume bin.
Look at you. Yeah. I know. I've been through it, like, 3 times already this year. What what costume can I grab?
Because it feels like today is Halloween for sure. Yes. But doesn't it feel like we've been celebrating and dressing up for a week? That's what I've been saying for weeks. By the time Halloween hits, we're all Halloween down.
Right. Because we got worth, though. Parties and parades and zoos and Yeah. We're already bunch of stuff last weekend and a bunch of stuff last week. Yeah.
We're already Halloween ed out. Yeah. Well, happy Halloween nonetheless. I know. It is here today.
I'm gonna try and drop in some Halloween fun little songs as we move through the morning too. So Like monster mash? Yeah. Exactly. Like that one.
Just that one. No others. Just monster mash. On repeat. Mhmm.
Over and over. Yeah. I'll do that. I'll do, how many what how many Halloween songs? No.
Many times do you think you could listen to monster mash before you were just, like, over it? I don't know. I spent a whole day at Lagoon, so a whole day at least. They don't play that at Lagoon. I've never heard that.
Yeah. Do they? Perform it. Oh, they do. And you hear it a lot.
Alright. Well, here we are. Happy Halloween. Happy Thursday. Happy Halloween.
The ghoulish of days. Still that. It's time for spooky movie trivia. Already? Yes.
Okay. What are the names of all 3 Sanderson sisters in Hocus Pocus? Oh, we one is Sarah. Because that one's Sarah Jessica Parker. Yes.
The other one is Winifred. Good job. And then the other one has and Mary. Good job, Josh. Off to a great start.
In Hotel Transylvania, what color is Frankenstein? What color is he? Yes. I thought he was just a normal guy. So pick that color.
Skin? Flesh? Frankenstein? Oh, you I thought you meant, Dracula. What color is Frankenstein?
Is he green? No. Why isn't he green? Because the green Frankenstein's monster is owned by Universal Studios. So you can't have a green Frankenstein?
He's blue. Okay. I feel like you should be able to if I've ever even seen those movies, by the way. Like, I know Adam Sandler is Dracula, and he says, I don't say blah blah blah, but I that's it. That's all I know.
And isn't what's the girl's name? Mavis? Yeah. Okay. Okay.
That's it. Good job, doc. Extent of my knowledge. Okay. What does Emily turn into at the end of Corpse Bride?
Oh. We just watched this. Did I finish it, though? I didn't. I fell asleep.
That's probably what happened. So you don't know the answer. Does she turn into, a a corpse bride? Butterflies. Great.
That's cool. She gets set free. I dig it. I'm off to not a what am I? 2 for 3?
Yeah. You're not doing great today. I've only missed 1. Oh, well. What line is written over and over in Jack Torrance's manuscript in the shining?
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Good job, Josh. You get 2. That's 3 out of 4. Oh.
But who's counting? What are the names of the 2 serial killers in the silence of the lambs? Hannibal Lecter and Buffalo Bill. Well done, Josh. Last one.
What is the name of the spacecraft that Ellen Ripley and crew are aboard an alien? Prometheus? No. No. It's the two names.
It's not Romulus and Remus? Mm-mm. No stromo. No stromo? No stromo.
I you don't agree that that's the right answer. No. That's fine. It can be that. Okay.
I think it is that. I don't know if it is, but that's fine. It can be that. Okay. It's probably right.
I mean, who am I? You're Josh Tielor. That's right. This has been Halloween trivia. Halloween movie trivia.
Spooky Halloween trivia. In Iowa, in Des Moines Yes. Children have not been able to trick or treat on Halloween since 1938. How come? Why?
They, at the request of a former city parks director, they said as a way to reduce vandalism and promote more wholesome fun for kids, they changed it to the night before Halloween Oh. Known as beggars night. Okay. And this is when kids would go trick or treating. And instead of saying trick or treating, they would have to initially, they were required to sing a song, recite poetry, or offer some kind of entertainment.
But over the years, a joke, just telling a joke has become the most common, like, you knock, you tell a joke, you receive some candy. That's what they do on beggars night. I kind of like that better. It's kind of fun, isn't it? Yeah.
I mean, I they could do it on Halloween. I like that you have to more than just, more than just knock and say trick or treat. Like, you have to actually put in some effort. Yeah. So because they've had such they've had some bad weather there, and it was supposed to rain and and thunderstorm last night, so they moved beggars night to Halloween.
So for the first time Okay. In since 1938, kids are allowed to trick or treat in Des Moines on Halloween. Thing. I wonder if they're going to keep it this way because of this change or if they're gonna go right back to the old way after this year. Know.
There's a resident there that said, we didn't realize that we were weird. We thought, you know, for us, this is the normal. Right. Like, this is what's been normal for us for a while. Des Moines.
Only in Des Moines. Isn't that interesting? Yeah. One town was like, we're gonna do it different. And everybody was like, okay.
Yeah. Cool. I'm into the different thing. Let's just do that. Let's do the different thing.
Why not? So they did. Good job. Happy Halloween, Des Moines, Iowa. Des Moines.
Des Moinesians? It's gotta be Des Moinesians. Right? How many of the same joke do you think you get told per night from these kids? How hard do the kids work on material?
Yeah. Like, are they putting together stand up sets? Or are they putting together, like, 5 jokes, and they're like, that's it. That's my 5 jokes for the day. I like that you have to it said you had to require some sort of entertainment to get your candy.
Show me a trick to get your treat. Tap dance, monkey. Yeah. Yeah. Because you're dressed like a flying monkey from the wizard of Oz.
Tap dance, monkey. Show me what you got. Yeah. What kind of entertainment? Robot.
Do the robot. You open the door. Entertain me. Yeah. I feel like, you should work for your candy.
I like that there's a little effort a lot more than just walking up to the house and going, drink or treat, and calling that good. Smell my feet. Yeah. There you go. Give me something good too.
You did it. Yeah. I know. You finished it. What's your favorite time of year?
What is it? Well, today is Halloween. And, ever since 2008, 100 of people have gathered at this time of year in the town of Casterly, Belgium to race in giant hollowed out pumpkins. It's your giant hollowed out pumpkin boat race. I do kinda wanna see this in real life.
Pumpkins are carved out to create makeshift boats, and thousands of spectators show up to cheer as the competitors paddle their pumpkins across a pond. Boats. Yes. The event was organized after, some local pumpkin growers and farmers decided they needed to find a different use for their 900 pound pumpkins besides turning them into pumpkin soup. So, that is when the pumpkin regatta was born in 2008.
And this year, as with every year, the paddlers, were exhausted at the end of the thing, and the spectators had a great time. And after the race, the pumpkins were not eaten, but they were still put to good use. The seeds were scooped out and saved for next year, and the pumpkin boats were thrown into a field where they will serve as fertilizer for next year's crop. Okay. So the pumpkins get to rot out in the field, and, everybody gets to go have a nice rest.
Would you what would it take for you to float in a pumpkin? It just doesn't seem like that stable a vessel. It feels like like a barrel. Yes. And it feels real Top tippy.
It feels real tippy. Yes. And I think there's a real good chance I'm gonna end up in the water. Okay. So it would have to be in warm water during a hot summer day.
I would obviously be wearing a life jacket. You're such a little diva. No. No pressure. Little requirements.
Warm water. What was the other requirement? A nice sunny day Oh. So that after I fall in, I can dry off. This guy, he's gotta have a sunny day and warm water to race his pumpkin.
Yeah. Where did they race at? In Belgium? What's the weather like there? Well, people are seen here wearing shorts.
So There you go. That's a sunny day for you. Yeah. Blue skies. Fine.
Pumpkins. I would I would ride in a pumpkin. I would race in a pumpkin. Who won? Did you tell did you say what?
Question. I don't even know. We don't even know who won the pumpkin race. Had over 300 people racing. Over 300?
Yeah. That's a lot of people racing in a giant pumpkin. They grow them big in Casterly, Belgium. Let's look at their weather right now. They have local pumpkin races too, don't they?
Not local, but, they have races in America with big pumpkins. I'm sure they do. But then we could go to Belgium. True. You know?
I've never been to Belgium. Me neither. It's about 60 degrees today. It's not bad. It could be warmer, but that's not terrible.
Yeah. Their overnight low tonight, 47. Not bad. Now how was it, when they actually did the race, which I'm trying to find the date for when the race actually happened. I also What was the biggest pumpkin?
Do you know which one was the biggest? I don't know. I mean, these things are, like, 900 pounds. They're huge. They they fit a human.
I know. How do they get them into the water and out of the water? With cranes? Yeah. No.
They probably just roll them. They're hollowed out. They weigh a lot less once they're cleaned out. Right? Yeah.
Do you know? Yeah. I wonder how long it would take to clean out a 900 pound pumpkin. A minute or 2. It's good news to get you going.
Good morning. When you were a kid, what was your favorite costume? What was your one of your favorite Halloween costumes? I'm trying to remember back. Like, boy, I'm having a hard time remembering a lot of my childhood costumes.
Remember what you dressed up as as a kid? Yeah. I was a pound puppy. That was probably my favorite. Great.
I think to remember some pictures. Like, I'm trying to think in like, through my photo album of when I was a little kid, what was some of the stuff that I wore. One picture where you're wearing, like, a yellow I don't know. That's mask. Oh, yeah.
Like, I don't know what that was. Yeah. From the cartoon mask. Okay. I know that picture.
I've seen that picture. That's really the only one I've seen of you in a costume. That's what I'm I'm wondering if I ever even did. No. Of course, I did.
I just don't remember. I remember, always trick or treating in my grandma's neighborhood. That was always and and she had, at the time, one of the fancy neighborhoods, there were dentists that live in there and stuff, but they were giving out good candy. The dentists were? Mhmm.
Job security. You know? Yeah. They're like Yeah. Yeah.
Load them up. Yeah. Have all this. Come see me on Tuesday. Stretchy, sugary, candy.
But, boy, I'm trying to remember I really, the only one I can really remember my own self is dressing up as a pound puppy. I just love that costume. I've done it. I did it for a couple of different years. But And it was the little brown dog.
It was a little brown dog, and I put a little patch around my eye. Pretty cute. An eighties. You know? Just the plastic thing.
Vinyl. Yeah. Yeah. It goes over your That was not safe. Snow safe.
Got anywhere near a candle Yeah. Watch out because it was gonna catch on fire. True story. Those were not safe. Man, I'm trying to remember.
Couldn't tell yet. Like, I'm even trying to think about, like, did we have a Halloween bin that had costumes in it? And I don't think we did. We didn't. Right.
Like, I don't know what I dressed up as. That's what I'm saying too. I can only remember the pound puppy. Weird. But I know I wasn't the pound puppy for 10 years.
Yeah. That's strange. I'm gonna have to I'm gonna send a text. I'm gonna say, mom, what what did I ever dress up as? Because I don't remember.
I don't have a lot of pictures of me in a costume either. That's very interesting. Very interesting. I can tell you everything my kids dressed up as, and I have pictures of them. Exactly.
That's why I'm gonna say, hey. Mom, what did I dress up? No. They didn't. It was the eighties.
I know. We didn't have cell phone cameras at the ready. We had Polaroid. Good for you. You were rich.
No. We were not rich. You had the recorder. You had the you had the video camera. You had a Polaroid.
Mom, get out the Polaroid. Disney Channel. She always made us pose in front of the fridge. So all of our pictures were in front of the fridge because that was a white background, I guess. I don't know.
I do remember, and I don't necessarily know if this was on Halloween or if this was a different just a whole day entirely. But my my brother is 5 years older than me. My sister is 7 years older than me. And my we did that thing where you stack people. What?
Like, a pyramid? Yes. So, like, I don't know if my if I just sat on my sister's shoulders or if I sat on my brother's shoulders or if my brother was stacked on her shoulders. I don't know. We did the stacky people thing.
And then we took my dad's old coat, like a robe or something, and wrapped it around us. So you tried to be 2 or 3 kids in a trench coat? Yeah. How'd it go? I don't remember.
Were you the head? Yes. That makes sense. I have a picture of that, but I don't necessarily remember that event. I also And that probably might not have been a Halloween thing.
That's what I'm saying. That would have been we saw Little Rascals and said, let's try that. It could have been a Tuesday night. Yeah. Let's go sneak into the movie if for the price of 1.
That's totally 3 kids in a trench coat. Like, absolutely. That's a good costume. 3 kids in a trench coat. Like like, you could do that.
Like, find a way to do that as a hue, like, just as one person. Like, make your legs look shorter or longer somehow, and then, make it look like you were a stack of 3 people. I gotta figure that out. That's a good costume. You have to elongate and shrink things to make the illusion look right.
I I like those illusion costumes. There's the one I saw where it looks like your body's been cut in half. Mhmm. I'm like, I can't share. Well, that was different.
I wanted to make it look like my head was in a box, and there was a creepy guy carrying my head in a box. That's Oh. My head in a box? That's the that's the outfit I wanted to do this year. When you told me that you didn't wanna go as Robin Hood in Little John You've moved on to I said, I'm gonna go head in a box.
Yeah. I'm gonna go by my own self then. Forget you. Yeah. Well I'll make my own costume.
Make my own way in this world. As a head in a box being carried by a guy. Yeah. Alright. It's a good costume.
It was really cool. It's a good illusion. I might still do that next year, if I can remember. You got a whole year to plan? I know.
But I gotta remember it. Start getting your supplies together. I'll wait. Okay. Until October 1st.
October 15th. Yeah. Okay. What was I gonna be? Oh, yeah.
Head in a box. That's right. We were making dinner last night. I guess we had finished dinner. We were snacking on dessert.
And Emery comes out, and she needed some help with some homework. And the homework that she was working on was transitions. Right. Like in English. It's the the Transition.
Transition words. So addition, contrast. Right. In addition to, in contrast Furthermore. Therefore.
Mhmm. I found that I was pretty good at transition words. Except when you weren't. And then you were cranky at the computer like it was lying to you. That's not what I was cranky at.
You would think that I was cranky because I messed up, but I was cranky because I couldn't figure out how to get that Chromebook to scroll. I saw that too. You were mad about that as well. So I would I would push the button to try and get it to scroll, and then it would enter or it would change the words that I had selected, and then I'd get it wrong. And that's what I was cranky at.
Not that I was I see. Getting it wrong. Like, you walked away a couple times. Frustrating. Mad at the computer, not mad at the transition words.
I was pretty good at transition words. I'll have you know. I'm pretty good at Similarly However Furthermore. Yeah. So it's a 2 finger thing.
If you've not done this on like, you this works on your surface. This works on any touchpad. That's how they work. No. One finger moves the mouse, and then you can tap in either corner, right click or left click as you move around, and 2 fingers scrolls your page.
Yeah. No. You've never done that Mm-mm. Until last night? Until last night.
You don't like a trackpad, do you? Don't. I really do not. You can pinch and zoom on them too. And I told you can.
Yeah. I told Emorett, like, go get a mouse. Do you have a mouse? And she goes, I never use it. She only uses the trackpad.
But then she got out her mouse, and her mouse was awful. It was all jiggity and slow. That's why she uses the trackpad. I said, get this out of here. I don't want this mouse.
I'll do these transitions with the trackpad. Very interesting. I have my surface here. I'll get it out so you can try all the different things you can do with a trackpad. You're gonna you have a coworker at your other job who loves a trackpad.
Yeah. She hates using a mouse. You haven't lived in trackpad long enough. I don't want to live in trackpad. It works just like using your phone.
How so? Well, other than I mean, your swiping is a little different because you have to use 2 fingers, but, otherwise, the same. Pinch, zoom, scroll, click, move your arrow. You're gonna have to I'm gonna have to learn something because I don't finger tap, press and hold, all the things you can do. I don't know any of this stuff.
Trackpad life. You gotta get in on this. GPL. Yeah. For life.
Trackpad for life. Trackpad life. Yeah. You gotta you gotta catch up with the cool kids around your trackpad. I'm so behind them.
My plug in mouse? No. I know. I realized, but that does age me when I go, where's the mouse? But that's what I've learned.
These kids grew up with trackpad. These kids These darn kids don't know what it's like to learn. Learned typing and played Oregon Trail on a Macintosh. Right? Yeah.
When's the last time you used an Apple? I can tell you. When you lived in Pocatello and you were a nanny, that's the last time you've used a Mac Yep. And it had a, like, turquoise y transparent shell. Yes.
It did. Yeah. The early 2000. Yep. It's been 20 years.
Get with the trackpad life, man. Did the Macs have trackpad? No. Oh. They had the mouse with one button.
Why did it only have one button? Because Apple thinks they're cute. Oh, Apple. We put one button. We where we're going, we don't need 2 buttons.
They basically built a trackpad into their mouse, kind of, in a way. Isn't that neat? So neat. Trackpad life. I got these bundt cakes.
Yeah. You do. And there was 3 different flavors. Uh-huh. And they all had a little bit of a different time that you had to cook them.
Well, that's what you said, but then you started reading the times, and they all had the same times. You were like, they've gotta cook for 10 to 12. Like 10 to 12 minutes. And then you picked up the second one and said, this one's got to cook 10 to 12 minutes. And I went, well, that's the same, isn't it?
And then you picked up the third one. You're like, this one's got to cook 12 to 14. And I went, well, hey. How about we cook them all for 12? Seems like they'll all be fine if we cook them all for 12 minutes.
Shut up, Chuck. I mean, what do I know? Okay. I'm just reading the box. So there was pineapple upside down cake.
There was a chocolate lava, and there was lemon berry. Lemon berry. Berry. Mhmm. I had the lemon berry one.
That was delicious. I had the chocolate one with a little scoop of ice cream, And then, Emery had the pineapple upside down cake one. Okay. So here's what happens. When we take out the bundt cakes, you go, do we have to let them sit for a minute, or can we do we just enjoy them?
And I said, I don't know. I threw the boxes away. And you said you didn't read all the instructions first? Yeah. No.
Who does that? So you didn't read it, then you threw it away. I had taken the garbage out of the house because that's one of my chores. So so, that's that happened, and there was no way to go back and reference, the garbage now. Because I wasn't going outside and opening the No.
No. But here's the thing. What I find amazing is that you read through the instructions all the way first. You said you read through the instructions all the way first. Yes.
You do this with every recipe? Yes. That's amazing. How are recipe? Yes.
That's amazing. How are you supposed to know what you need to do? Well, Josh, that's why I missteps all the time. Haven't you been in the house before when I've been cooking? And I went, oh.
I forgot. Yeah. I go I go, why is there an extra bag of cheese? And you're like, yeah. Don't ask questions.
I just forgot to put that in in step 5. It's fine. You'll be okay. It is fine. You would never have known the difference.
Except you left a bag of cheese on the counter, and then I went, shouldn't that be in the meal? No. They sent extra. It's like Lego. Sometimes you eat a couple extra parts.
No. It's not. It's not like Lego. They send you exactly what you need for the recipe. No.
Yeah. Sometimes they do send more. Not cheese. Not cheese. Sometimes they'll send you a big thing of seasoning, and you'll say use half because they only package it Exactly.
For 4 people instead of 2. Beside the point, cheese is not the thing they ever send extra of. Okay. Okay. The point is Yeah.
If you had not seen that thing of cheese on the counter, you wouldn't have known that I didn't use it. Okay. But let's get back to the bundt cakes, though. Okay. Because, there's probably real like, you're not making them from scratch.
You literally have to take them out of their package, put them on a baking tray, and bake them for 10 to 12 minutes. Yeah. And then you take them out and what? And that was you were like, I think you have to let them sit a minute. So let's do that.
And I went, okay. Fine. And then you're like, then you just turn them upside down on a plate and then boom. And I went, okay. I think I can handle this.
Yeah. So I was taking you on the on your word that that's what was gonna happen, and that was what was gonna be Guess what? And it worked out great. They were just bundt cakes. It's not like we were making some filet mignon or baked Alaska.
You didn't need a lot of phrase. Baked Alaska? You didn't need a lot of instruction. Take them out. Flip them over.
Have you ever done that? And maybe this is why I read the instructions all the way through. Have you ever done that, sort of test thing in school where it it says, like, write your name in the top left, and then after that, you kind of run through all of the steps. Right? It runs you through everything.
But then if you get to the bottom, it it says on the list that, you should only do this thing and then make a chicken noise and then sit down. But they put that, like, step 25. I've seen those. I haven't ever participated in one of those. I see.
I have. I was made a fool, and I said, I will read everything first before I start from now on. If you get a test and they say, you have to do this as quickly as possible, and you shouldn't read through everything. You should just immediately start. Do you do that with everything, Josh, is what I'm asking?
Pretty much. Yeah. So if you were sat down with the test no. You haven't done that with everything because you have had to take tests before where it's timed. Sure.
And you just have to go. You don't have to read through all the instructions. I would say that's different. Like, if it's like, hey, you've got 10 minutes to do this thing, I would go, okay, let's get started. And I'd run through.
But I wouldn't I I don't jump around or anything. I go sequential, and I burn through it. And that's that's, I guess, how I've done those types of tests before, but that's like a one off. Okay. Weird of?
Not weird. If I'm trying to fix up something in the house, I go, okay. What's the entire process before I start? Because I have to know. Like, what am I gonna run into?
What are the things that that could potentially happen? Because if I am in a situation like if I'm changing the water filters in the house, I gotta turn things off in a certain order, and then you've gotta remove the filters, but you also have to have all the tools and everything you're gonna need in case something goes wrong. So you read through all the instructions Yeah. Always? Yeah.
Holy moly. Yeah. Yeah. I just step by step it. In fact, I was putting a cart together last week, and I just step 1.
And then I got to step 4, and I went, I should've probably it's listen. It has come to bite me in the butt a couple of times, but that doesn't mean I'm gonna change the way of doing it. No. No. So I'm just step by step in it.
Never learn from a mistake. No. Just keep making the same one. That's good. That's real good.
Hey. The cart was awesome, a little small, and it needed all everything tightened down. Because I bet you got you got it built, and then you went, alright. I'm done. I built it.
And I bet there's one more step that says go back and tighten all the things, and you went, man, I don't need to do that. How come this cart's so wobbly? Can't figure it out. I do good at life. You do.
You do very good. It's blissful what you what you are experiencing. It's very, very freeing. No. Yeah.
Because I I over worry about stuff like that where I go, ah, I'm gonna mess it up, then it's gonna be a disaster. And you're going like, I don't care. It's cute that you think that I don't over worry. It's No. You?
No. No. I you worry about other stuff. But when it comes to a project, you're like Or a recipe, I'm like, I Yeah. It is what it is.
It doesn't matter. You get it. Eat. Sit down and eat. You like it.
I'm freezing because I just had to go outside. And, well, first of all, I'm trying to You're wearing a witch's hat. Witch's hat on. When you're trying to wear headphones with your witch's hat, that's not working. Not going well.
That's better. I'm so glad I have video of this right now. This is not Is that better? Yeah. That's better.
Looks cool. Right? Yeah. Hey. Listen.
I am in the business of looking cool, so it's what I'm here for. Nailing it. I mean, look. I'm wearing an old man sweater of which I own, like, 6. You do own 6 of that same sweater.
So I'm I'm not one to talk about looking cool, but you're nailing it. Thank you. I am always nailing it. That's ridiculous. It's got it's it's ridiculous.
You're killing me, Smells. I'm just freezing because I had to go outside. Beck brought Emery to the studio so that she could have her she's Coraline this year Right. For Halloween. Very good costume.
Can dress up for school. Yeah. But she didn't wanna wear her blue wig, and so she had that blue Hair spray. Hair color spray. And so I just went outside to spray her hair blue.
How'd it go? Freezing. Yeah. I got I got stopped on my way out, and so I wasn't able to run out there. But did it go okay?
Did she look good? She's got blue hair? She's got blue hair. Alright. I think she for a minute, I go, I can keep going, and she goes, no.
It's fine. It's fine. Okay. Was she cold as well? Probably.
Cold outside. What's the temp right now? I don't know. But windy and cold. Yeah.
My computer just says cold weather. Yeah. It's only, like, 38 right now. Only? Yeah.
That's cold. I know it is. But what's the real feel? 32 because of the wind. So, you know, that's what you're looking at.
Currently, thirties, thirties, not seventies or eighties. Thirties. I know. It's that time of year. Here we go.
Well, good job, though. If you are dressing up today, high five to you. Yeah. What are you dressed as right now? Because it's a witch hat.
I don't know what it looks like. Like I said this morning, I kinda forgot it was Halloween this morning, and I got sad because I I do like Halloween, and I like to dress up. But I forgot everything. Hey. I don't know I don't know what this is supposed to be.
Like a a like a southern bell. Oh, sure. Well, shocks. Well, bless his heart. Alright.
Wanna have a mint julep? I don't even know what that is. I don't either. What is that? I don't know.
Sounds fancy. It does sound fancy. Is it like a like a nice lemonade? Couldn't tell you. I don't know what it is.
I've never had a mint julep. No one's ever offered me a mint julep. Can't tell you. I feel like maybe it's a food. Let's look it up.
It's gotta be a drink. It's probably some southern It's an adult fancy spirit. It's an adult beverage. Ah. So it's probably a little too early for that.
Yeah. No. Let's not mint julep at 8 in the morning. That sounds not like the thing to do. We had nothing to do last night, and I said, let's watch a movie.
We never get these opportunities where we're like, let's just hang out and watch a movie. It sounded like a great idea. It was a fantastic idea until we tried to decide what movie to watch. And you said, hey. Do you have any, movies downloaded and whatever that we can watch?
And I said, yeah. Yeah. I do. Because we have a bunch of streaming services that we scroll through endlessly for hours and can't make a decision. Yep.
But we don't often, get out the old movie library and go, what do I have stored on my hard drive? And so you're scrolling through and, and you saw The Last of the Mohicans, and you're like, I've never seen that. First of all, you were picking you go, oh, I have all the Mad Max ones, and I went, no. I was just reading what I had. Past.
Yeah. Then you said, oh, I have all of these. What were the other ones that you're like, oh, I got all these. Charlie Brown thing. I have everything, everything.
No. And so you were like, I've not seen The Last of the Mohicans. Maybe we grab that. So I started that. Yeah.
And then we were still not kind of, like, settled in to watch a movie. We were still kinda dealing with stuff. The dog was doing stuff. And so we we had to just pause waiting to start. And then, I was like, well, I'm ready to start it whenever you are, and you were kinda scrolling on your phone.
And I don't know. 10, 15 minutes maybe went by, and you're like, I kinda don't even wanna watch this movie. No. I don't wanna watch this movie. Alright.
So let's start the process over and see if we can find something to watch. What did we end up settling? We settled on Twisters, the new Twisters. Twister movie. Yeah.
It was long. You felt like it was long. You did take a nap in the middle. I took a nap in the middle. I woke up.
I'm like, oh, they're still chasing tornadoes. Yeah. That's kinda the point of the movie. Nothing different has happened. Look.
I I think it was an okay movie. I I I don't know. I mean, the first one was was kinda cool. I like that they had a younger cast kinda doing the doing the tornado thing. I felt like they updated a lot of the technology.
They did a nice little throwback to the first movie. Did they? What was the throwback? Oh, they just had Dorothy, which is the the pod that released all the the little wind measuring things. They had that in the movie, so Dorothy was still there, which I thought was cool.
But other than that, it was really it was its own story. It was its own thing. I liked that it was a little bit of a lovey story, but it wasn't overly about the romance. I think that happens so often in movies where they're like, no. There's gonna be some sort of love story involved in this thing, and that takes precedent over tornadoes.
And it didn't. They've they really focused on tornadoes. And there were times where I was like, here we go. This is gonna be the lovey part, and they didn't. And I was I was good with that.
Okay. Like you said, I took a nap in the middle. It was a lot of storm chasing. Yep. A lot of tornadoes.
Yep. It's a movie about tornadoes. I find that I maybe I just get bored of story plots. I think that's why I've watched stupid movies. What are you looking for in a movie if it's not a story plot?
No. I don't know. Action? I don't know. Because it had a lot of big action.
That movie had lots of action. I don't know. I just took a nap. Explosions? And then I was like, okay.
I'm rested now. I took a small little snoozer. Here I am. I'm back in it. And then I was like, this movie's never gonna end.
We paused it at one point because we we were wrestling around or whatever, and I can't remember. Like, you were like, I need to go do whatever. We paused the movie, and you were like, there's still 20 minutes. I'm like, that's including credits. Like, this thing's almost done.
It's gonna be okay. It's never gonna end. I slept through half of it, and it's still on. I don't know. Sometimes I think movies are unbelievable, and that's the point of movies, to escape from reality.
But I sometimes go, because he has a truck that he can drill into the ground. They have that. That's real. Okay. I didn't know that was a real thing.
Oh, yeah. They augur the the storm chasers augur their vehicles to the ground. You bet. Okay. But when he augured it in at the end of the movie, I was like, come on.
That's dumb. Okay. Yeah. At the very end Yeah. Yeah.
No. I agree. I'm like, pfft. I agree. Dude.
Right. But even at the very, very end when you're like, here comes the lovey stuff, they didn't really go all in. I was really happy about that because that that sort of demoralizes a lot of your character development when you're like, this person's only in it for the love part. And they weren't. They were in it for tornadoes.
Let's go tornado chasing. That was number 1, and there's a lot of it. There's a lot of tornado chasing in Twisters, believe it or not. Yeah. There's a bunch of tornadoes.
I saw this question last night, and I want to ask you. So if you were to automatically look at me without knowing anything about me, you saw me, and you what sport would you assume that I was good at? So I know nothing about you. I'll tell you, I didn't think you were a bowler. Hey.
So I'm not. Well Still. You're more of a bowler than I was when we met. I had only bowled a couple of times in my whole life, and I thought, here's a fun date idea. Let's go bowling.
And you're like, yeah. That's cool. Yeah. That's cool. And then as we're bowling, you're like, oh, by the way, I grew up in a bowling alley, and your score is smoking me.
Like, just so I wouldn't have expected that. I was on some leagues I know. Growing up. I was not. That's pretty I was pretty bowling big time.
If I had to guess, I mean, look. You're not a tall lady, so I would have ruled out basketball. Okay. There's some short people that can play basketball. Okay.
I I get it. I know. I'm just saying, like, knowing who played high school basketball because I knew you weren't a pro. So I was thinking if I'm thinking, like, what what sports did she play in high school? Basketball's not hot not on the list.
Okay. I saw this question on TikTok last night. A a wife asked her husband, and her husband said without even thinking, he just went darts. That was gonna say darts. It felt like darts might be a thing.
I I was, and then I was thinking cornhole, and I was thinking ladder golf, bocce. You know what? You're you're a master at croquet. Yard games. You're a yard game lady.
She the wife last night on TikTok was so offended that he would say darts. She was highly offended. She took it all in stride. She was laughing, but she was like, that's so rude. Darts is a great I know.
Video golf. I, 1, am just impressed that you think I'm good at any game, so I'll take whatever you say. Having played horse with you now, I've I've remembered yeah. Basketball's not it. Basketball's not my thing.
Never has been, never will be. No. Thank you. I know your family Running. Plays a lot of volleyball, so I know that you you enjoy that.
But I didn't say but anything. I just know whether you enjoy volleyball. Would would you like that? I do enjoy volleyball. I think I'm okay.
Mediocre at best. Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure.
We play cross net, with your fam. I'm not so good at cross net. Because of the height there. To be tall. Right.
Play cross net. Or be able to jump high. I You don't necessarily have to be tall, but you've gotta be able to leave the ground, pretty well. So on that note, I guess I'd take out, a lot of the high jumping stuff. I would rule out track and field pretty much exclusively.
Let's be clear. I was not an athlete in high school. I'm keeping you in it. Drama nerd. Yeah.
I kept at the stage. I'm keeping you, I'm keeping you in lawn games. Lawn games? You're a lawn gamer. That's fine.
I'll take it. I like lawn games. Ladder golf. Yeah. Give me those what I like.
Frisbee sometimes. Yeah. Yeah. I'm not very good at frisbee. You like kickball?
Kickball is so fun. Kickball is so fun. I wanna play kickball right now. It's so much fun. Kickball is the best game ever.
I know. Look at that keyword. I said one word, and you went, yeah. Kickball is my game. Okay.
Kickball it is. You're a kickballer and long games. Yeah. That's you. Found it.
I'll take it. Okay. Good. I worked 2 jobs Uh-huh. Because somebody's gotta pay for our lifestyle job, and it's not gonna be.
Whatever. What are you talking about? No. I had a job. I had a job, and then this opportunity to be on the radio with you came about.
And so I said, well, I don't wanna quit my other job and do this. Right. So you're doing 2 jobs. I'm gonna do both. So I work I mean, I get here we get here about quarter to 6, and then I work until 5.
So I go home at 5. So I have to pack a breakfast and a lunch every day Right. Because I'm gone for 12 hours. I mean, same. You packed a breakfast and a lunch?
I today, I did. Oh, like, I never see you eat breakfast. Yeah. So this morning, I opened my bag. I've been trying to eat a little bit better.
So I'd lost my packed my I'm feeling good about my lunch. I had, like, a nice little you call it a girl lunch. I call it a charcuterie board. Sure. There's crackers and vegetables and some fruit.
Yeah. It's a bunch of pieces of stuff. Yeah. Yeah. Which is fantastic for me.
Yeah. And last night excited about it. You said you could eat that. You said if I was a single lady, every dinner would just be a charcuterie tray of things Yeah. And I would be in my pajamas watching TV.
That'd be my life. That would be fine. You're like, if I that'd be my life, just snacking on crackers and cheese and and meats, and, and that'd be it. I'd be good to go. Yep.
Doesn't that sound awesome? Sure. If I was a single woman, I I don't think I'd be eating little snacky meals. I'd probably be eating a lot more fast food than I already do. Okay.
So I open my lunch bag because I'm hungry this morning, and I go, what do I have for breakfast? And I have a protein shake, so I drink my protein shake, and I go, I don't have anything for breakfast. The bananas were looking kinda brown this morning, so I didn't pack one of those. I'm out of yogurt. I need to go to the grocery store and get more yogurt.
And I went, none of this I have fruit. I could have eaten my grapes and strawberries, but I wanna save that for lunch because that's, like, my after lunch treat. Okay. Okay. So I go, what else do I have?
I'm hungry. I had a bag of olives, black olives. You ate the olives for breakfast? So I ate a bag of black olives for breakfast. How'd it go?
It was fine. No shame. No no shame. Even see you snacking on olives. I know.
That's because I hid it. Because you were embarrassed? No. I wasn't embarrassed. I was just hungry.
So I was like You didn't wanna share in case I saw olives and went, hey. A breakfast olive sounds pretty good. Is that I'm just trying to figure out why you hit it. I didn't it's not like I hit it. I just ate it in a hurry, I think.
You hurried. Yeah. So you couldn't you didn't have to share. No. I didn't.
Feel like you were trying to not share. No. I wouldn't have mind sharing. Olives sounds kinda nice, but now they're all gone. I sorry.
I should have shared my breakfast olives. I'm sorry. Now I feel like a jerk. You don't have to share your olives. I'm just trying to make you feel bad.
Breakfast olives. Yeah. No. It's It was the way of the world this morning. This morning?
Just now. Yeah. Just today. The way of the world. I do have a witch hat on, so maybe that's what witches eat for breakfast.
Olives. No. It's not what they eat for breakfast. It's the children in the oven. But now I feel sad because that was part of my lunch.
Well So now my lunch is gonna be missing olives. Oh, no. My charcuterie board is gonna be missing that salty olive taste. Oh, no. I know.
What are we gonna do? Who is this? Olives on earth. There are no more Well, the rest of them are at home. Or the store.
I have to go to work. I don't have time to go. Way. That's fine. Pick up a little pack of olives.
I'll live without olives for today. You already had them for today. I know. That's what I'm saying. I've already had my olive quotia.
Quota? Sure. Quotia. Hey. Good morning.
Happy Halloween, Chantel. Thanks, Josh. Do you know? To you. Do you know The ghoulish of days.
The ghoulish? The most ghoulish of days. Do you know that in our freezer, there is an unopened box of Uncrustables? Yes. Do you know why it is there?
No. It is there because you proclaim your love for Un Christibles. I did not proclaim my love. I, did You love them. You love them.
You said they were the best thing, and they've been sitting there unopened for almost a week. Because I'll tell you why. I don't love them. I prefer a just regular old fashioned peanut butter and jelly sandwich, and I actually like the crust on sandwiches, so I prefer a crust. What I said was Man, I love an Uncrustables.
No. What I said was They are so good. I love Uncrustables. I did not say that. The kids used to eat those Uncrustables.
Beck did. Yeah. And Ray didn't because she's picky. But Beck used to eat those, and I used to think how gross they were. Like, let me just make you a regular peanut butter and jelly sandwich, but he got so weird about regular bread sometimes that he got hyperfixated on these Uncrustables, so that was all he was eating.
When we went to the Hiawatha Trail last summer, the bike trail in Northern Idaho, we didn't realize that you either had to bring your own lunch or that you were gonna have to purchase a lunch from them. There's nothing around. It's in the middle of nowhere. Right. So we get there, and we go, oh, we didn't we didn't pack lunch.
We're gonna have to buy a lunch. The options were a turkey sandwich or an Uncrustable. I had the turkey sandwich. It was good. Everyone else in the family, Uncrustables.
Yeah. Because I looked at the turkey, and I go, I don't like that turkey. It's too thick. Ah, delicious. I don't I like thinner slices of meat.
So I said, I guess I'm going with the Uncrustable. And we rode that bike trail. Ton miles of trail. Yeah. And it was hours, and it was hot, and we were sweaty.
And by the time we were ready for lunch, I was starving, and that Uncrustable was the best thing I've ever eaten in my life. And that is why I got you a box of Uncrustables because it is the best thing you have eaten in your life. You heard it here. At that moment, it was only because I was hot and sweaty and tired and hungry. Well, you're just a regular NFL player at this point with your love of Uncrustables.
I know. They eat so many Uncrustables. How many the NFL consumes each year? I just read this the other day, and I'm trying to remember. I think the Jets eat the most Uncrustables.
Right? I don't have that information in front of me. I just have a total number. I'm gonna say 32,000. 80,000 a year.
Oh my god. The NFL loves Uncrustables. Loves them. But here's the deal. I wanted to find out a little bit more, why.
So the peanut butter and jelly flavor provides 32 grams of carbs per serving and 9 grams of protein. That's pretty good. It's not a lot of it's not a lot of protein. 32 grams of carbs and 9 grams of protein makes them, for normal adults, a bit unhealthy. But for For us.
These guys that are out there and then running and going, like, crazy and and spending time working out every day and doing practice and playing games, It's a great fuel source because they burn the protein. They burn the carbs. Mhmm. Mhmm. 80,000 of them a year.
I read something the other day. It had a list of, like, the top 3 teams that eat the most, and I think the Jets were number 1 followed by the Broncos. I think. I don't necessarily Denver Broncos 700, number 1. A week?
Or how much? Per year. Per year? No. That is in a week.
700 encrustables a week. 700 a week for the Denver Broncos. Are number 1? They are more than twice number 2. Uh-oh.
The Denver Broncos eat 700 a week. The Seattle Seahawks, number 2, 320 a week. What's going on in Denver? I don't know. Why is Denver all about it?
It's not working. Nobody else. Look at their standings. Easy. Oh.
Jacksonville Jaguars, 315, Miami Dolphins, 300. The Falcons, 250. Pittsburgh Steelers, 225. I mean What's their do they prefer the strawberry or the grape? I couldn't tell you.
I bought the strawberry ones because I thought the grape ones seemed gross. Oh, I like grape jam. Oh, grape. I got the wrong No. You didn't.
I just haven't been in the mood for Uncrustables because I haven't ridden a bike trail for 15 miles. Cincinnati Bengals and New Orleans Saints are the bottom of the list with each team eating about 50 Uncrustable sandwiches a week compared to the Denver Broncos at number 1. It's 700. Were the Jets not on that top 3? They're not in the top ten.
I've read something about the Jets recently. Good. They're playing football tonight. Oh, but well Texans and Jets. Go, Texans.
Jetsons? Jetsons. Did you say go Jetsons? I kinda did. I didn't mean to.
Go Jetsons. I went to the Jetsons. How you win in the in any kind of betting pool. You go, I'm taking the Jetsons. And they go, what?
Who? You're like, you heard me. And they go, did you say Jets, or did you say Texans? Or did you say Jetsons? I want the Texans to win.
You know why? Because I like CJ Stroud, and I think Aaron Rodgers is a boohoo baby. Okay. Alright. He was whining about being tired.
I know. I know. I know. He needs to have an Uncrustable. His defensive team is like, bro, we've been doing all the work.
Come on. Come on. What is that thing they say where comparison is the thief of joy? Is that what they say? Yeah.
And they say that you're not supposed to do it, and you're not supposed to do it especially on social media. But I find that every time I get on social media and I'm looking at people in their videos and I look at their houses and I I I look at the background, and I gotta see what's going on in their house. And I go, these houses, none of these houses are normal. I wanna see TikTokers with a normal we live in a 19 seventies house. It's old.
It's not that old. It's not that old, but it's older than a lot of these houses I see on social media. K. I wanna see a normal house like that. Every house I see on TikTok life.
You're looking at fake lives. I know. But You're looking to highlight reels. I get that, Josh. I do.
It's literally called reels. But I wanna see regular houses. Show me a regular house. That's all. That's all.
Simple request? Yeah. That's it. Yeah. Not really, though.
But you're looking at There has been an influx of people that are like, okay. Here is my staged area. Just check the video. See where it's clean here? Right.
Here is Here's the Here's my real house. Area. Yeah. I get that, and I appreciate that. But then I'm also like, that house is like a brand new house.
Look at those windows. Those are brand new windows. My windows don't look like that. Well I just want some regular houses. I want a regular house.
Yeah. But it's you're not gonna get it because the people you follow are live in regular houses. They're way worried about image. You gotta follow regular people if you wanna see regular houses. Maybe I just need to show my regular house so that other people are like, ah, there are people with regular houses.
We film stuff from inside our house. In a regular house. Yeah. It's built in the 19 seventies. The doors need to be updated.
Why? Because the doors are old. So? I know. That's why they function?
That's what I'm saying, Josh. I'm not I'm there's no complaints here. I'm just saying. This is what I'm complaint. I wanna see more of, like, regular people that are like, yeah.
This house needs some updates, but we'll get to it when we get to it. That's all. That's all I wanna see. But, also, it's a door Yeah. With a knob on it and some hinges, and it closes.
So it functions. Job done. Right. Do you have the privacy you need when you close it? Yeah.
Done. Alright. That was one example. Windows. Do we have them?
Do they close? Do they keep the wind and storms out? It was We got windows. It wasn't supposed to be I'm I'm grateful for the things I have. That's not my intention.
I just wanna see more regular people. Then follow regular people. I don't know where to find the regular people. Following the nonregular people. Find regular people.
Alright. Jeez, little wink. Because everybody's setting as you said, everybody's got a staged area. Like, even my studio downstairs, I've worked really hard to get it cleaned up and to get it ready to where I can do some video stuff out of my my studio in the basement. Yeah.
Right? Yes. It's it's decorated. It's it's got a lot of stuff on the walls. It's got it's got a vibe.
It's got lighting. It's got all those things to be a space to be used for creating content, video, audio, whatever. And so I'm working hard to make that happen. But, but that's a space in the house. It's not the whole house.
Right? Like, there are people that I follow that have, like, their camera is permanently set up in one spot. All their videos are shot in the same way. In that one spot where they're like, keep this spot. Space is just for creating content.
I was just looking. We have, we have cameras in our house. Yeah. Security cameras. Right.
And I sometimes peek on there just to see, one, what the dog is doing. Sure. See if the kids are up and moving and getting about their day. Right. And so I, this morning, was looking at the camera in the living room to see if Emery was up and moving, and I go, oh, man.
This is like real life happening at our house. There's pillows thrown on the floor for when the dog But the dog threw them on the floor. Knocks them off. Mhmm. There's the blanket that we were using that I was using last night.
Did not get folded and put away? Movie. Yeah. On the coffee table, I think there's a wig. Yeah.
There's parts of Halloween costumes. Oliver. Yep. Halloween bins over there on the corner. There's a dog treat on the floor that's half eaten.
Yeah. It's just that's just living. That's real life. Yeah. That's just how our house is.
A real house. But it's decorated cute. You've got candles hanging from the ceiling and little witch hats. Oh, the candles that are the batteries are all dead, and I don't even have any more batteries to replace them. No.
Because we can't figure out how to turn them off. But today is the last day. Oh. And then you can take all those batteries out. I replaced 5 batteries last night of the 20 that we have.
And there then I noticed there was one that went out later last night, and I went, I'm not I'm not For one day, it'll be okay. It'll be out. I don't even have any more batteries. Nice. And then and then they can go away.
And then what? Do I take out the batteries out? Yes. And then put them back in the battery container? Yeah.
Like, these are fresh batteries. They're not fresh. They are not fresh. Don't be fooled, but they'll run a remote for a little while. A remote in the 2 year treasury ran out last night.
I know. I had to rob from another remote because you used all the triple a batteries in your candles. It's ridiculous. This is our house. This is all this is real life.
This is regular. This is regular life. Yeah. You wanna see that? No one wants to see that.
That's why people have fancy houses, and they show their fancy lives. No. Come to my regular house. To see a bunch of people changing batteries. Come to my regular house.
I've got dirty dishes in the sink. Yeah. I don't know the last time I slept. But guess what? I'm gonna be very welcoming.
Yeah. Come to my house. That's what I'm saying. I've got bundt cake. I've got bundt cake.
Over. Hey. Hey. Is this the last Halloween version of would you rather this or that? It is.
Are you gonna miss it? Kinda. I'm sure you'll move on to something else. Thanksgiving themed. For the whole, like, weeks weeks weeks?
Yeah. For 4 weeks of it? Yeah. Maybe. Maybe.
Don't roll your eyes. Would you rather this or that? Would you rather now that it started to snow here in Idaho Falls? It's snowing. It's snowing.
Cool. On that note, would you rather go trick or treating or stay home? Go outside where it's cold or stay home But there's candy out there. With hot cocoa. Hot cocoa.
Apple cider. Okay. If you prefer. But it's candy out there. But I have candy inside.
True. And I also have a blanket, and I have my warm socks, and I have my warm clothes and you fall on, though, would you rather? Fireplace, and I have my cup of hot cocoa, and I have a movie or a good book, and my dog. I'm staying home. Uh-huh.
That's all I ever wanna do is stay home, and I never get to stay home. I'm staying home. K. Pizza? In my regular house.
Pizza. Doesn't that sound nice? Yeah. Let's order some pizza tonight. Let's stay home.
Huge pizza day today. Like I know it is. It's one of the biggest. We can make our own pizza. I did notice that we have some frozen pizza dough in the freezer.
We do, and I have an oven. We do have an oven. No. But I have, like, a pizza oven. Yeah.
That's you have to use that outside, though. I just said I I'm not sold on just staying inside. Oh. So maybe I'll go outside to cook pizza in the snow. Well, I do know that we do have to go out a little bit because we have a daughter who wants to go do some things, and she can't drive.
So we're not staying out. Like, we're just gonna go out for a little while. Right? And then we're coming home. Right?
Right. Right? I get to stay on I get to be home for a little bit. Right? Right.
There's a hot cup of hot cocoa waiting for me. Apple cider. Doesn't matter. Would you rather this or that? I think we're, content staying home.
Yeah. Alright. Alright. So back in 19 twenties 19 thirties, people didn't hand out candy. What did they hand out?
Guess. Rocks. Rocks. Cookies. Cookies.
Uh-huh. Rocks and cookies. Rocks. Rocks was just a stupid that was just a dumb joke. Okay.
I'm gonna say cookies because I think yeah. Or pennies. Maybe pennies? No. That wouldn't So it was it was around the late thirties forties that handing out candy on Halloween became a popular thing.
Before that, people handed out fruit, an apple, some grapes. That's expensive. Maybe it wasn't then Maybe. Because that would have been more available. But then, you know, you had the great depression happen.
Peanuts. And I I guess we'll probably didn't Peanuts. Okay. Sure. Possibly.
Interesting. According to, a historian You'll have to ask your grandma. Benjamin, Trick or treat was not a question you'd hear from the mouths of kids in the early 1900. They didn't really go in on all the Halloween festivities until the early 20th century, and it took them even longer to celebrate with candy. They would hand out fruit, grapes Can you imagine?
Oranges, apples. These were the dates, figs. There you go, kids. Here's your dates. One, those are not individually wrapped, so that's unsafe.
And and did you say nuts? Like peanuts. Yeah. Because they they actually would have nutcrack night where, it was it was you know, here's roasted chestnuts. They would just Come over and have some roasted chestnuts.
And they would have that apple pie. They would have apple pies, and they would bob for apples. It was more of a fall celebration than the Halloween we know today. Interesting. Yeah.
Isn't it it's always fascinating how traditions change and times change. Right. Like, who was the first person to say, hey. You know what? I'm gonna make an inflatable decoration that runs on a little fan, and you can put it in your yard.
And then everybody was like, this is genius. That. Make all the things. Like, in 30 years, in 50 years Yeah. Is trick or treating gonna be a thing?
I don't know. Trunk or treats really came in heavy. They did come in real heavy. They were kinda like, hey. We've been here.
We're here now. Why'd you say they Take note. They came in heavy. Yeah. Well, they all of a sudden showed up and now they're everywhere and everybody's doing them and they're doing them every day.
Everywhere. You know what I mean? Every day there's They came in heavy. They weren't just like trickling in like a like a sneaky little thing. Like, oh, we're gonna be, bring your car down and decorate your trunk maybe here and there.
They were like, no. We've arrived. Take note. We are here. But then I wonder if those are gonna be obsolete in 20, 30 years.
Yeah. They will. Because people like to change things up, for 1. For 2, the trunk or treat thing was like, don't you feel safer? And that was kind of the whole angle, and so those have been going on now for, you know, a couple decades.
Mhmm. And, and and they've been done in a lot of different ways. But, yeah, I think eventually you're gonna see something else come up where it'll be like, no. Instead of trunk or treats, now we, we set our candy out on our mailbox, and people walk by and grab it. I don't know what the thing is.
People already do that. I know. That's already a thing. But it might come in hot. It's coming in heavy?
Yeah. You'll be like, oh, that's the thing now. You know what else is coming in heavy? Winter? Yes.
Is that what you were gonna say? Yes. Alright. Well, hey. That's gonna do it for today's show.
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Good night. I'm weird. Yeah. Alright. Bye.
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