Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Friday, March 6th, 2026 Episode summary introduction: Is Josh a germaphobe if he refuses to take a bite of someone else's half-eaten cheeseburger?, it's a "New Day, New Us" moment, daylight saving time home to-dos, spring break drama for an 18-year-old vs. her mom, the world's first elephant ambulance, relationship advice from a woman married 70 years, a deep dive into 80s Ninja Turtles nostalgia, an attempt to binge Peaky Blinders... again, a mouthwatering trip down childhood food memory lane, food fights vs. water balloon fights, and more! Timestamps: (0:00) - Bonus: Sharing cheeseburgers (5:42) - Good News (9:03) - Angry relationship advice (14:53) - Daylight saving time to-dos (21:52) - Another Sphere & Branson, MO (30:52) - Prom dresses (34:25) - New day, new us (40:26) - Spring break troubles (47:31) - Peaky Blinders... again (53:07) - Wrong car, mom (56:14) - Relationship bragging (1:03:13) - Childhood foods (1:10:24) - Would You Rather (1:13:33) - TMNT on YouTube Visit our website: https://riverbendmediagroup.com/info-page/wakeupclassy97/ Email the show - wakeupclassy97@gmail.com Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@Classy97KLCE?sub_confirmation=1 Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@classy97klce Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Classy97klce Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/classy97klce/ Follow us on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/classy97klce.bsky.social Follow us on Threads: https://www.threads.net/@classy97klce Follow us on X/Twitter: https://x.com/Classy97klce Full show transcript: We talked yesterday about how the McDonald's CEO tried to do a video of him in his new burger product and it was so weird. And then the Burger King CEO got in on it and then the Wendy's CEO got in it. And you have some co-workers in the building that were like, we got to do this. We got to try all these burgers. We got to make these videos. And one guy next door came into you and said, Hey, if I bought a bunch of these burgers and I took a bite out of it, no, he said, you're the resident germaphobe. That's how he led the conversation. Yeah. Well, he just said, Hey, you're a bit of a germaphobe, right? And I said, I guess, I mean, not more than any other person in the building. I don't think like I'm not particularly like, don't touch anything and spray everything with Lysol or you know, whatever. I'm not like, I'm not outwardly like a big, I gotta wear gloves to touch things. Like, you know, I'm not, not like extreme by any means. I think I'm just a clean person. And maybe to some people that makes me a germaphobe, I guess. I don't know. I wash my dishes. So germaphobe. I don't know why I give off germaphobe. I don't either. Okay. And then he said, if I bought a cheeseburger and took a bite out of it, and then I gave it to the other coworker and he took a bite out of it, would you also then take a bite out of it? No, absolutely not. I wouldn't need that. And it has nothing to do with being a germaphobe. I don't want to share a sandwich that way with two other people. I wouldn't do that with like, I would share a bite with you. Yeah. But I would also probably just break off a piece if it was like that. I'd be like, here, have a piece of this, because I don't want you to be like, I got to bite the sandwich he's already started. But I don't mind. But it's not a point. Like it's just weird. But only you. I don't want to do that with anyone else. Yeah. Maybe our kids, but that's it. That's where it ends. Yeah, I'm not, I'm not into community food. Like a community hamburger. No. And so I told him, I said, you know, what would be great is if there were four of us trying the same piece of food as if you cut it into pieces, and I'll have a piece. That sounds good. Yeah, like normal. Take a knife and cut it into force. We've done that with like cookies, we'll go get different kinds of cookies. Yeah, and we'll cut them up and everybody gets to try a piece. I mean, it's pretty basic, pretty self explanatory. But apparently I'm the weirdo for not wanting to take a bite of a already twice bitten burger. I'm the germaphobe because I don't want to do that. Because I don't want to share food that way. You big weirdo. Yeah, I guess. My fault. Anyway, that was a strange question. And I feel like a strange reaction to my seemingly normal response. I think your response is normal. Yeah, I didn't feel like I was out of line when I said, no, that's gross. I don't either. I'm on your side. Yeah, well, I'm team no sharing. I think because of my reaction, I think I got kicked out of taste the burger club. No, I'm not super mad about it. Because I you know, it's okay, it's gonna be okay. They're all hyped up about trying all this food. I'm like, guys, I'm, I'm trying to watch my food intake. I've cut out stuff that I don't feel super healthy. I don't want to go get a bunch of fast food stuff. And they're like, oh, and they're, you know, I'm getting made fun of for that. I'm getting bullied at work now. And and it's all because I'm giving off, I'm giving germaphobe and also too good for a burger at the same time. So too good for your own burger. That's you got kicked out of the taste test the burger club. I'm not you'll be all right. I'm gonna eat my I'm very excited for my lunch today. Because it's the other half of my lunch from yesterday because I as I said, I'm trying to do better. Yeah, yeah, yeah, trying to do better on my health, trying to eat less get smaller portions. So I chose a healthier lunch option. And I only ate half of it yesterday. I'm very excited to eat the second half today. Hey, and that's gonna be good. I'm proud of you. Do you know I finished yesterday afternoon, I finished the last Biscoffs in the house. You did. I'm sad about that. But it was a necessary step on this new path. They're gone. No Biscoffs in the house. Put your hand in. Oh, here we go. Later on in the show, you're gonna hear all about this. Let's see if you figured it out. Ready go. Ready go. You didn't get you goofed it up the exact same way you goof it up later on in the show. Did I goof it up? Or did I intentionally do it? No, I feel like you goofed it up and you didn't know. And now you're trying to make it sound like it was an intentional goof up. But I think you forgot how it works. Nah. How's it work? 123 on three new day. Nope. You got all the right words, all the wrong order 123 new day. Yes on three new day. Nope. Doesn't matter anyway, because you never put your hand in. It'll be okay. You don't do your share of the cheer. All I have to do is this and then you count and then you go new day new day new us on three 123 new day new us. That's how it works. Yeah. And then you throw in a woo and then you get disappointed about my woo. You'll hear it all in the show. Well, here's some good news. This is a story. What? I was gonna say let's hear it. Oh, okay. Yeah. There's a wildlife SOS is a animal welfare group in India and they've officially launched the world's first elephant ambulance. What? Yeah. So in India, where the elephants live, a massive high tech fortress on wheels designed to transport injured elephants across the country has just been launched. It's a custom built mobile clinic that has a reinforced steel frame and a state of the art harness system that allows elephants to safely shift their weight off of injured limbs while in motion. Yeah. And to keep both the elephants and the veterinarian safe, the truck includes specialized access ports so that doctors can administer IVs and monitor the animals from a protected distance during long journeys to the veterinary hospital. Kind of a breakthrough system for the world's largest land animals, they say, and it ensures that no matter how remote the location, expert medical care can be just a long and safe truck ride away. The elephant ambulance. That's funny. Yep. You wouldn't think that there would be a need for that, but there you go. Yeah. For wildlife SOS in India, which is kind of cool. So it's not just for elephants, it's for other wildlife. Well, I suppose they could use it. Mostly for the elephants. But it is designed to be for elephants. Yeah. Okay. Yep. Kind of neat. That is neat. Something you maybe didn't think that they needed. I didn't think about any elephant ambulances, but here we go. Yeah. They've got one. They've got problems too. They need to go see the vet. That's right. And if this works out, I could see them getting more in India and I could see these being a benefit in Africa, where the African elephants are at. And then we'll have good care for the elephants. I think that's great. That is great. Good news, Josh. It can't be easy to move an elephant, by the way. Right. You'd have to tranquilize. Or, I mean, an injured one is going to be angry. So then you're going to have to deal with an angry animal that you can't communicate with. Be like, Hey, we're here to help. It's going to be okay. Hop on in the ambulance and we're going to take you to the veterinary hospital. Hop on in. You got to be like, have a peanut. Come with me. Come on. Follow the banana trail. Yeah. Whatever it is to get them close enough that you can then put them in the hoist. You got to get them in the crane system to move them into the truck. It's a whole thing. I know it is. Move an elephant. Have you done it? No. It sounds like a hard job. Sounds like a tedious job. Yeah. It's a team lift. And then what if you finally get them to the edge of the ambulance by your banana trail? And he's like, No, I know you're a game. And then he runs away. Yeah. And so you got to start the whole process. Use his big tusks to push your truck over. Oh, no. And then your ambulance is on the side. See all of these things. Anyway, congrats on your new elephant ambulance. Very excited. That is cool. It's good news. I just saw some relationship advice that kind of resonates with us. And something that happened last night. Okay. I was a little bit crabby because it's been a long week. It's been a long, stressful week. That's true. Yeah. And so, and it was cold. It was snowing. And I was just mad. And we had to go to the grocery store. And I was cranky. And then you asked me a question. And I kind of snapped at you. And later in the day, we were eating. And you said, very quietly, you said, what did you mean when you said that? Yeah. It said, I said, I'm sorry. I was a little bit cranky. You won't like me when I'm cranky. And then we talked it out. I think, right? Do you feel better about it? I mean, I still don't understand. It doesn't matter. Go ahead. Tell me you're angry. Okay. So there's a woman who has been married for 70 years. 70. We've been married for 20. She is offering up some simple relationship advice. And her advice is, try to understand the other person. Let them be them. If you're angry, put yourself in their shoes. If they're angry, put yourself in their shoes. Just doing that stuff goes a long way. Yeah, I understand that. What do they call that? Empathy? I think so. Yeah. Where you think about how someone else feels. What might be going on in their life is making them react this way. Right. Let me try and help out a little bit. Some sort of understanding. Yeah, I get it. So I guess as far as that advice goes in regards to the situation, and perhaps without being too specific, I'm trying to understand, like you were upset. You said you weren't upset at me, but that you, I mean, it was just like out of nowhere that you went, and I went, okay, I'm just going to sit with that now because I'm not going to throw gasoline on a fire. So I went, I'm just going to be quiet. And we went about our shopping thing. And then way later in the night, I asked, why did you present that way? Like, why did you say it so aggressively? And that's when you said it's because I was upset about the day and the thing and I was stressed out, whatever. And I took it out on you. So I'm just in a place of like, I don't understand how out of nowhere it was. Ha! Like, there was no, I didn't do anything to spark it. I was literally parking the truck and you went, what happened? Because I was fine. And then I picked up Emery from work and she had had a crummy day as well. And I wasn't there for that. And you weren't there for that. And I was talking to her and then all of a sudden she lashed out at me and he went, okay. And in that moment I went, I am the safe space, right? Like, I am the safe space for our kids. So if they're having a bad day, sure. They have to lash out at me because they have to get it out. And they know that no matter what, I'm going to love them. Right. And so they lash out at me. And in that moment I was like, well, I didn't do anything. I don't know why you're mad at me. I didn't say that to her. But I went, I'll take it because I know that you've got to get that out. That's got to, that emotion has to present itself somewhere. And I'll, I'll take it. So I think I did the same thing to you because I'm like, you are my safe space. Right. I was just parking the truck. I know. I wasn't even doing anything. I know. I'm sorry. I apologize. Yeah. But I also, that's a nice compliment. You're my safe space. Well, that's nice. So you get on my anger. So fun. That's a weird, a weird way to put that. I love you so much. That's why I hurt you. That's what that sounds like. No, no, no, no. Do you see how that sounds like that? I know. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So what did she say about that? Nothing. Oh, she just says, think about where the other person's coming from, which is good advice. Look, I think that's great. And, and you shouldn't just live within yourself and, and only feel your own emotion. It doesn't, it's now works in a shared existence. You've got to be able to understand where the other person's coming from, even if you're just parking the truck and, and then get yelled at. It's fine. It'll be okay. Later on, you'll go, why did that happen? And we had talk about it. Yeah. We have a big meeting in the kitchen. Right. Over tacos. Correct. That's what you do sometimes. And that's fine. Right. Then you move on. Everything's okay, right? Yeah. And then you go to work in the morning and then you go, Hey, you want to talk about that thing? No, that thing's over. We talked about it. No. Well, now. Yeah. Brush it under the rug. Sure. I guess. Have empathy. Think about where the other people are coming from. That's good advice. Thank you. What's her name? Rosalind. Rosalind who's been married 70 years. Good advice. There was no advice from her husband or wife. Right. Cause he's parking the truck. Sunday at 2am, those clocks are going ahead an hour and that's going to happen whether you like it or not. There are several places around the world that have said enough's enough. Like, there are places in Canada that were like, we're not doing it. Once we switch, we're not switching back. Right. Which I think is interesting. But it is a good time to remember like twice a year, we get this sort of built in thing that's happening. That's a good reminder that there are some tasks to do around the house. Oh, so these are some some things. Let me get a list. No, you don't need to make a list. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. This is a list for you. No. No. No. Okay. Ready? Go. Test the smoke and CO detectors. We don't have CO detectors, but test your smoke alarms. Great. Yeah. Smoke detectors. Replace batteries if needed. Reverse your ceiling fans. What? So did you know that? No. There's a, there's a, we have a remote for ours, but like the one in the bedroom, in the living room, it has a remote that you can do the switch direction. But in the bedroom, there's a switch on the, up on the top of the fan that changes the direction. And so in the, in the summer, you pull like the, let me, let me see. In the summer, you run clockwise. In the, no, in the winter, you run clockwise. In the summer, you run counterclockwise. And that has to do with whether it moves cold air up or hot air down or whatever. I had no idea. Yeah. Yeah. So that, anyway, reverse, reverse your ceiling fan. I'm not going to write that down. Change, change your filters in your HVAC system. Okay. That's a good reminder to do that. Okay. Got it. Clean out the gutters in the fall, in the spring, whatever, I know. But we are one house. There are many. No, right. I'm just not going to write that on my list. I see. If you have gutters, it might not be a bad idea. Yeah. Clean them out. Check safety equipment like fire extinguishers at the home, things like that. We don't have a fire extinguisher. I was just saying, we should probably get just a little one. Yeah, let's have. Just to have nearby fire extinguisher. It should just be in the garage, like right next to the door. Yeah. Real wall mounted, real easy to get to right next to the kitchen. Yeah. Also in the garage, good spot. Good spot for one of those. Seasonal prep stuff. Let's see. Test the auto reverse feature in your garage door. If you have an automatic door, go test that the sensor works when you step in front of it. Good thing to do. Schedule a chimney inspection and cleaning. If you have a chimney. We don't. Good thing to do. I mean, we have a chimney, but it's closed off. Right. It says deep clean your appliances like the refrigerator coils sanitize the inside. No. They mentioned the dryer vent here. Hold on. Clean fridge, the coil. Yeah, refrigerator coils. Okay. Got it. And what else? Clean the dryer exhaust vent. Dryer exhaust vent. Now, we bought a tool for that. Yeah. Because I was worried about fires. Right. And we blew out that dryer hose. Yeah. I was like, why are you reacting like this? I was expecting to see all kinds of debris. Yeah. You were paranoid and freaking out about it, thinking the house was going to combust any second. And what happened? It wasn't that exciting. No. It wasn't even dirty. Good time to purge the closet, donate unused clothing. Listen, the dryer vent thing is serious. It can cause fires. Oh, for sure. So, if you haven't cleaned it out, do it. Yeah, you could do it. I'm just saying hours wasn't that big a deal. You made it out to be. Well, I was like, I was, I got on some kind of algorithm where it was like, right, dryer fires all the time. Right. And I went, we got to do something about this. Check for expired medications and dispose of them safely. Flip or rotate mattresses and vacuum them to remove dust mites. Yeah. Yeah. That's on the list. Vacuum. Kyle, this is turning into a long list. I know. Restock kits. Check your home emergency kit for expired food or water. Do we have an emergency kit? Just a pantry. This list is making me feel like I don't have anything together. Check your outdoor lighting and replace the bulbs. There's more if you want to, you know, really get into it. But that's a good list. All righty, too long. I don't have time for all this. Okay. Well, anyway, and also set your clocks forward Saturday night. You don't need to unless you have a analog. Right. It'll do it for you. Or the car. You have to set your microwave and your stove. The coffee maker if you have a clock on it. And I have one, two, three, four. Yeah. You said nine. Five. Yeah, I have nine. Yeah. But I counted the stove and the microwave and that. Yeah. Nine clocks to change plus your car. Yeah. So 10. Okay. Okay. Hey, I'm going to put that on the list. Okay. Yeah. Change clocks. That's the whole point. Ooh, guess we're going to be busy this weekend, Josh. We got. Who's we? You and that mouse in pocket. We got filters to change. We got fire extinguishers to buy. We got coils to clean. When's the last time you cleaned the refrigerator coils? Just going to ask you that. Never. No, no, that's not true because we pulled out the stove and the oven. Yeah. The stove and the oven. We pulled out the stove and the fridge. Right. And I really got under there and behind there. And vacuumed underneath the whole thing. Yes. Yeah. But that was, whoo. That had to have been years ago. Okay. So it's probably time to do that again. I agree. That was exciting. What you find under there. A bunch of dog toys is what I'm expecting. Dust and dog toys. A couple of pieces of dog food that she'll hurry up and try to eat. Yeah. Gross. Yeah. That's what we'll find under the fridge. They might find something cool. No. Good luck with your list. Hopefully you took notes. If not, just Google. What to do to your house during daylight saving time. I took a good list. I know. I saw. Now tear it up. No. You know the sphere in Vegas? Yes. They want to expand. The company wants to expand. Yeah. They want to put more spheres around. They do. So they are talking about putting one in Nashville. They want a smaller version in Nashville. It would be a scaled down version. That was going to be my next question. Of the original. Is the one in Vegas the biggest one they will make? Yes. I don't know if that's true, but as of right now it is. Because it's huge. It's going to still feature the same high tech visuals. It would just be smaller and designed to fit in the Nashville market. Yeah. That makes sense. They're still in the early stages. No formal plans have been announced. Yeah. But is that the very like have they announced other places they're looking at? I don't know. Residents are upset because it's going to change the skyline in Nashville. Watch out. People get mad about a skyline. I think people get upset until they have like a full immersion experience of Garth Brooks or something. Okay. That's the only country artist I could think of. In all of Nashville, the only one you could come up with was Garth. Yeah. I mean, that's a fine one to come up with. Who would you pick? Well, I mean, do you want anybody timely or do you want? No, I just picked the only country artist I would want to see. I see. That's it. That's really it. I see. Okay. That's fine. But you would want to go to like a Garth residence. You get the Nashville. Look, he's going to sell out every night. I mean, it would be cool. Yeah. Yeah. Where I'm trying to think they could probably put one in, in what's it? Branson? Yeah. They're going to put one in Branson. They're going to put one over on the East Coast in, in like New York or Jersey. Why'd you say Branson? Oh, have you not heard about Branson? Missouri? Yeah. No, what's going on there? Oh, it's, it's a major, major entertainment hub. It's a big deal. Branson would have a sphere. Okay. I, that was just a weird city that you chose. It's, it's actually a very specific one. It's like a, it's like a mini Vegas. Okay. And then you would do one in like Atlantic City. I'm just saying if you, if you had Garth Brooks, the one in Nashville, and he plays the Thunder Rolls and you could be in weather. Oh yeah. Whoa. Yeah. With the lightning and stuff going. Did that be cool? I see what you're saying. I have, I'm on to an idea. They're already talking about it. It's not your idea. No, but they, but they didn't, they don't have acts there yet. They need to call me. I'll say, you got to get Garth Brooks and you've got to get it. Thunder and lightning. Right. We need that. And what else? You got to go to the, you got to go to Bransonmo.gov real quick. Why? Because you got to, you got to see something. Okay. Go to, go to the website for the city of Branson, Missouri. Bransonmo.gov. Okay. And once it loads up here, you're going to see some videos of the city. Which is nice. It's just a nice little spotlight. I just want you to scroll down and take a look at their elected officials down there toward the bottom of the page. I just, I felt like it was important that you saw these folks. Clay Cooper with the big mustache and cowboy hat. I mean, this is exactly who you think you're running Branson, Missouri. Isn't it? Yes. Like as I looked at this picture, I want every single one of these guys, 100% Branson, Missouri. I mean, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven of them. Look at them. Don't be mean about the elected. I am saying these are the folks when I went, who runs this city? It's this group of seven. It really is. There's no one else that I would see in this list and go, no, that one's out of place. Like they are, they're exactly Branson, Missouri. I need to get a hold of them and say, hey, listen, I got an idea. You got to bring a sphere. But why Branson, Josh? I still am confused. Branson, Missouri is the home of a sphere. I'm telling you, they're missing the duck boat if they don't, if they don't look up Branson, Missouri duck boats. Do you want to go visit Branson, Missouri? I don't. It was actually a place that was on the list of like, one time I was looking at like weird little travel destinations and Branson, Missouri popped up. Home of the duck boat. Those duck boats are scary. Don't they? They sink. One time. One caught on fire once. There's so many duck boats in Branson, Missouri, but one made the news. So those duck boats are scary, aren't they? Yeah, the one time. How do you know so much about Branson? I'm so confused. You're defending the duck boats and I'm very... They have like a tall cowboy sign, I think. How do you know, seriously, how do you know so much about Branson, Missouri? I don't know. And how did you know the duck boat caught on fire? I'm confused, Josh. So I don't know. Okay, okay, okay. Okay, hold on. Is this part of the Ozarks? Maybe. I've seen that show. Oh, good. Is it part of the Ozarks? It is an Ozark town. Yes, it is. Okay. I've seen that show. Okay. Jason Bateman? Yeah, sure thing. It's real scary there. Is it? Along their strip in Branson, Missouri is the Marvel Cave, the Wild West style Dolly Parton's Dixie Stampede dinner attraction, and Silver Dollar City, an 1800s themed amusement park with live music. Still? And Soon a Sphere. You know, and that duck boat caught on fire? No. 2018. Yeah, hanging onto that one for eight years? No, it wasn't. I just didn't know that there was something that happened. Oh, you got to go explore Branson, Missouri, entertainment, outdoor, adventure, and more. Listen to me right now when I tell you that I'm just reading this Wikipedia article. About Branson? And it says about the fire. About duck boats. Yeah. And it says that there have been several fatal incidents involving duck boats. Since the beginning of time? Yeah. In 1999, 13 people died on a duck boat. What happened? I don't know. Oh. Several factors, it says. Including? Some buoyancy. Real important for boats. Boyancy. All right, enough about Branson. I just think they should have a sphere. I think Nashville's a good spot. I think Branson's a good spot. I think Atlantic City's a good spot. That's where I'd put the next three spheres, if it were up to me. Austin, Texas. Yeah, that's a good one. Yeah, that one would make sense too. Yeah. Yeah. Branson. You just threw out a random city. No. It's not random. They deserve a sphere. Why? Put one in Seattle too. Oh, there you go. That makes sense. Yeah. Let me name a random city that deserves a sphere. Why are you saying they deserve it? I'm saying they have the, they already have the built-in tourism to support it. What tourism? Branson, Missouri is a tourist hotspot. What? I've never, ever known that. I've never heard anything about Branson, Missouri. Well, now you know. I guess so. Just checking your ass. Be careful on the duck boats. All right, so prom season is going to be sneaking up on us real quick. And I know there's probably a good chance someone in the house will be going to prom. And so I just wanted you to get ahead of this. If you want to Google what I put on the list there, Ashley Lauren, 1-1-2-3-6 happens to be the most popular prom dress on the market right now. Okay. This particular gown is everywhere right now. It's got a sparkly, strapless design, floral, beadwork, extravagant, what they call a sweetheart neckline, which I hate. A cinched waist and dramatic like a dramatic slit up the side, which I also hate. Why? It's not my thing. It comes in 48 different colors and fits a wide range of body types. It's available in sizes double zero to 16, which the designer Ashley Lauren calls it secret sauce. Beg to differ. What did you just say about body types? It says it fits a wide range of body types. I'd like to put that to the test. Available in size double zero to 16. That's not all body types. It's secret sauce. You only go up to size 16. Right. There's lots of other shapes. Did you look it up? Yeah. What do you think? I mean, it's pretty basic. I've seen this dress a million times. Do not like the sweetheart neckline. How come? It's not for me. Okay. I don't, no. And if our daughter goes, I really want the Ashley Lauren 11236, I'm going to say no. This isn't her style. I don't think she would ever think. I'm just telling you this is like the hot one to have. I know, but why? I don't know. And it's available in 48 different colors. It looks like in red, it looks like the, oh, what's her name from Roger Rabbit? Jessica? Yeah. Jessica Rabbit. That's her name. It looks like the Jessica Rabbit dress in red. Yeah, it does. It absolutely does. That's what it is. Yeah. I don't care for it. So instead of calling it the Ashley Lauren, they need to call it the Jessica Rabbit. No, Ashley Lauren is the designer, but it is the Jessica Rabbit dress. That's what it is. Not my thing. And it's also $600. Okay. And maybe I just don't know how much things cost, but that seems wildly expensive. Don't buy the stress, Josh. It's clearly not your thing. It's not my style. If it's all body types, they say. Yeah, I'd like to put that to the test. Not all, but a wide variety. I'm not wearing it, but also it's not my thing. No, my body type would not look good in this. And that's okay, because I'm not a fan. What's your body type? Shape. Shape. It's a shape. Okay. It's a shape of some kind or another. What's body shape? Yeah. It's not shaped like, not like a body. No, it's body shape. Okay. All right. Josh, it's a new day, new us. What does this mean? That means we're hitting a healthier lifestyle. Oh yeah. That's what that means. I've been trying to get rid of all of the garbage food in the house. It's always, because I don't just want to throw it away, waste it, right? Right. So it's a fine balance between trying to do my best at breakfast and lunch, and then trying to be like, okay, this is leftover. This is not healthy. We're not buying this once it's gone. So I'm going to eat it and get it out of here. We're going to make this meal, whatever, so that we don't have this junk food laying around and we're replacing it with healthier foods. So yeah, the grocery store trip yesterday was a different kind because there was a lot of produce and a lot of supplies to make healthier food decisions. And now the fridge is filled with fresher foods, which just means now I get to cook more. Oh boy. Hey. So fun. I thought you liked cooking. I do. I do. I think the hard part is that it's a half to. Yeah. Exactly. I like it and I want to cook, but then it's like, oh, now I have to cook. But yeah, nobody wants to come home after a long day of work and be like, okay, now I got to make dinner. Nobody wants to do that. It's tough. And I also have to clean up the dishes. Oh, great. Yeah, cooking and cleaning every day. Until you doubt it. Well, okay. If you want to make it all ominous, sure. No, I'm proud of us. We made some good decisions at the store yesterday. I think so. I think spent a lot of money at the store. Well, yeah. And that's the other part is that you have to use this stuff. Like there has to be, even on the weekends, you got to use the food in the fridge. That's our big problem on the weekends. We're like, nah, yeah, it's just easy. It's just easier to have a sandwich. Even though we have bread and meat at home, we can make our own sandwiches. And so that's, that's the new path. Mostly this started because, well, a couple of reasons. I got onto the scale and about fell over for one. And then for two, I've got a big physical thing coming up at the end of the summer, mid-summer, whatever you want to call it. And, and I really do not want to be carrying extra poundage on top of a heavy weight backpack that I'll be wearing for a week. And I really feel like I need to get myself in gear for that. So I started doing some workouts this week. I'm planning on hitting the gym this evening, which you'll be interesting. You're going to get swole. I don't, as you said at the store, you said that. And I said, I'm not trying to bulk. I'm trying to get lean. I'm trying to lose pounds, not bulk up. I'm not getting swole. I'm not trying to be like a bodybuilder. I'm just trying to get better fitness health. Yeah. And trim some weight. Cause let's face it, we're not getting any younger. No, nobody is. Except for that Benjamin Button. I still haven't finished that movie. Something about him getting younger as he gets older though. And it's getting harder and harder to eat healthy and find the time to go to the gym. I know. So we got to make it a priority. Here we go. Put your hand in. Why? Why do you do this? Cause just put your hand in the middle. Yep. Ready? On three. What on three? You have to say what we say on three. Okay. You don't just say ready on three. And then we go one, two, three, ready? That's, that's what you say. New day, new us on three. Ready? Sure. Put your hand in. On three. What on three? I said, new day, new us. Put your hand in. New day, new us. No, you didn't even count to three. Leading the cheer. Rude. No, look, it's a, it's you say the thing on three, then you go one, two, three, the thing. Okay. Try again. Do you know what we're saying? Sure. What are we saying? New day, new us. Yeah. But you got to say it with more umph. Like you got to be excited about it, Josh. Okay. On three. Ready? One, two, three. New day, new us. Okay. We did it. And then you go, whoo. You did the whoo. That was plenty. That was pretty lackluster and I'm disappointed in you. It was. New day, new me. Nothing like starting a resolution on the 6th of March on a Friday. New day. Oops, I didn't want this to be fair. You wanted to start on Monday, but then we looked around the house and we went, we got to get rid of all this junk food. We've got a lot of crap. But I've been trying to make healthier lunch and breakfast decisions for sure. I've been trying to be more cognitive about it. Like I've really been trying to be like, okay, and I need to do better about my water intake. So I've been drinking more water. Like these are important steps. Hey, I'm Braddy. Oh, thanks. New day, new us. Woo. You're still, you gotta get some more gumption about it. You gotta get excited. This is never gonna work. It'll work. No. No, I'm disappointed. Woo. There's some controversy on the internet. There's a girl who wants to go to spring break to Florida with her friends. She's 18, but she's still in high school. And her mom says, you're living in my house, so no, you don't get to go. And she says, no, but I'm 18. So I'm my own adult. That's such a conflict. That stresses me out. And it stresses me out because we have a September baby who's gonna be old through her 18 senior year. She's gonna be 18 early through the majority of her year. And that's a tough place. Now you worked in a school and there's like rules. Once they turn 18, there's things that change, right? Yes and no. Because I worked in a different school. So we kind of had some different rules than other schools did. But yes, in my school, once they turned 18, then it was like, and it was all based on the kid too. Like the kid could say, yes, give access to my parents. I see. But there's other schools that don't follow the same rules. Okay, got you. So I'm of the parent's mind here. And not that everything's so arbitrary when you have these types of conversations. Like it's weird. Like, oh, you're not 18. So you can't do that till you're 18. And then on your birthday, you turn 18 and it's like you unlocked access to a new level of the game. It makes no sense. No, it doesn't. It's arbitrary. It is. It really is. It isn't like yesterday, I was an entirely different person and now I'm someone new. It's just a weird thing. The same thing about 21. Like, oh, certain things you can and can't do till you're 21. And then all of a sudden you're like mature enough. I'm an adult now. It's strange, right? So I kind of in this instance side with the parent here because and I don't know, I don't know the specific circumstance of this upbringing or, you know, what is this child been exposed to, this 18-year-old, been exposed to that, you know, have they traveled? Have they spent time away with these friends in a more regional setting that isn't Florida? You know, like how well do you know all of the people that are going to be there? It's a scary situation. It is. No, it really is. And that's a young age. Now, I say that knowing that I went on a well-shaper-owned eight-day excursion in the summer between my junior and senior year when I was 17, I went to Costa Rica for eight days on a trip with students. But it was an educational tour. So it presents a little bit differently. And you have, you know, teachers assigned to be there and monitor and all of those types of things. So it's hard to say yes and no. This feels like me and my friends are going to go to Florida for spring break. I'm 18. You can't tell me what to do. That's a different attitude than I'm going to go on an educational tour at 17. I know, but it's she can't pay for the trip herself. Okay. She works at Jersey Mike, so she only has about $200 saved in her bank account. Then you can't afford it. So the mom has to pay for it. I wouldn't. And then, but then it's like, okay, if you're the only one staying home and then you get to see all of your friends posting pictures on social media, you can't do that either. Because then she's going to be the weird outcast. And what a great time she's missing. Now, when I, I didn't live at home. I was in college at this point, but I did go on a spring break trip with my friends to Vegas and San Diego and Mexico. Do you want to? Yeah. Cause it was right there. Yeah. And I didn't tell my parents. Right. You were in college. Yeah, I was in college and I paid for it myself. See, right. I feel like that's different and I don't know why. But I just didn't tell them because I was 19. Yeah. I knew that they were going to be worried sick. My mom was going to worry herself sick. Right. And I said, I'm not going to do that. So I'll just tell you when I come home. She was worried that you were not in Burley and you were in the big city of Pocatello. I did kind of lie to her. I know you did. And she called me on the Vegas strip. Right. And said, what's all that noise? And I went, oh, we're just playing some games. What kind of game are you playing? It sounds like slot machines. No, it's good. It's fine. Call you later. Bye. Love you. But you also told her that you went to Macal. Like you told her that you went to the forest. What's all that noise? Yeah. Smooth one. Real smooth. It's fine. I was an adult and I paid for it myself. Right. Well, between you and your friends, probably, you had a job. I did have a job. Yeah. So I'm sure you did. I don't know how I paid for that trip. Honestly, I really, I got back and I went, where did all of that money come from? I probably didn't make my rent that much. Well, you bought a big sombrero. That was important. I sure did. That was a real important purchase. Glad you did that. We were going to put chips and salsa in it. You bought two. You had one and your roommate had one. Yeah. Yeah. That was the source of strain. Every time we got in the car. And there were how many of you in the car? Five. Six of us. There were six of us. Six in a suburban and two giant sombreros. You guys are nuts. Every time we had to pack our bags back in the car. Yeah. Who bought these sombreros? Yeah. Yeah. That was a 19 year old thing to do. Careful. You're going to smash them. Don't break my, don't break my straw sombrero. It was huge. It was huge. I missed that thing. No, you don't. Yeah, I do. No, you miss the experience of having it with your friend. You don't miss the sombrero. You can go wear a sombrero on your birthday. Okay. I will. I just, I hope our daughter tells us when she's going on trips. Yeah. You know, no matter what age, I don't want her to lie to me. Yeah. You reap what you sow. You know the show, Peaky Blinders. I know you turned it on last night and I was reading my book and then you fell asleep and then I put my book away and also fell asleep within a few seconds because I was real tired after reading my book for a little while. So I don't know anything about it. I know that you turned it on and then fell asleep. Well, okay. So Peaky Blinders was like a big deal when it first came out. I'm trying to remember when it first came out. And we tried to 2014. Okay. So it's been out for a little while. Sure. And it's Sillian Murphy. Yeah. And Tom Hardy's in there. Okay. Okay. I have tried to watch that show countless times. I have to say probably 10 times I've tried to watch that show and it's not that it's boring or it's not that I, and everyone's like, have you seen that show? And I go, no, but I want to. But I try and every time I try I fall asleep. I have seen probably the first 10 minutes of that show. I could recite what happens in that show. Really? Yeah. In the first episode? No, in the first like five minutes. Okay. Because I've seen it so many times. I really wasn't even paying attention. And not that I'm disinterested. I just was last night. I was very much like, I'm going to read my book and I'm, that's what I'm doing. So I have no idea. I haven't watched any of it. None of it. So I'll just start again. Yeah. Because I have no idea what it's even, what's going on. I was just actually looking at like what it's about. So it's a historical crime drama. It follows the exploits of the Peaky Blinders crime gang in the direct aftermath of the first world war. And the fictional gang is loosely based on a real urban youth gang that was active in the city of Birmingham in 1880s and 1920s. It's interesting. Yeah. There's just a million people that have talked about it, right? It was huge when it first came out. Yeah. And I was like, we never got into it when it first came out, but I have tried ever since to watch it. Peaky Blinders. Here we go. Let's try again. Oh, crud. Well, it looks like there are six seasons. Oh, crud. I know. So it's going to take some time. I don't know. Last night was not the night. Do you know what happens in the first five minutes? Let me tell you. They're in like a shanty town. And then there's, Silly and Murphy walks in with a horse. And then there's like some people that come out and they're like, are you the fortune teller? And she has red dust. And she blows it. And then there's a horse that like sneezes from the red dust. Wow. This sounds amazing. Tell me more. And then I don't know what happens after that, but I do know that scene very well because I've seen it so many times. And the horse sneezes. Netflix is probably like, you're going to watch this again. Yeah, it's exactly right. Yeah. Okay. Someone who's looking at their data went, here we go. And IP did it again. And they're asleep. She's going to go back to season one. Just wait. Here we go. Season one episode one. And start from beginning. Here we go. One of these days. Look, Thursday night's pit night. I don't have time for anything but the pit. I know. That's true. I know. So I was not into starting a new show for sure. I know. It's a commitment to start a new show. I know. And then I'm going to have to like get sucked into it and binge it. Or I'm going to have to listen to you get sucked into it and binge it. And then it's on all the time around me. And then I get like interested four episodes in. I, because I've heard enough that I'm like, now I'm curious, but I missed all of the foundation of the first three and a half episodes. And then I, you're like, we'll go back and watch it. I'll restart it with you. Yeah. And it never happens. Because you always seem disinterested. It's fine. Like I haven't seen the first few episodes of the pit. We started watching. I, you started watching it. I picked up later, but I think I'm pretty caught up now. I think I'm good. Okay. And I'm in it for the new stuff. Like I'm in it for like right now. Like I want next week's episode. I know. It's getting crazy. I know. To which last night you said, why is it always got to be so crazy? Wouldn't that just be exhausting every day? You got to go to work and be like, this is crazy. I know. It probably is like that. I'm sure it is very much like that. Yeah. So thank you to the ER doctors and nurses. No kidding. Because you deal with some stuff every day. Every day. Every day. Can't imagine. I can't either. Hey, but you're learning medical stuff. Oh man. I've got, I call it my medical training. Yeah. How's it going? Well, when I was at the hospital with my mom, I tried to tell the doctor that I knew. Let me handle this. I know what to do. So after you finished peeky blinders, what will you know? I don't know. We're going to find out. Oh, I'm so in on this crime gang thing. Right now I know how to blow red dust. Oh, and make a horse sneeze. Make a fortune. I hung out with my mom on Tuesday and Wednesday and she, she is a little bit oblivious sometimes of things. Such as? I noticed we got out, we were driving home and we stopped at a rest area to use the restroom and there was a white, my car is white and there was a white car that had parked next to me. Yeah. And it was still running and I saw her step down on the curb next to that car and I said, she's going to get in that car. I know it. And I watched her as she starts walking toward the door and I started to say, that's not my car. That's not my car. That's not my car. That's not my car. As her hand was on the door handle and then she finally went, oh, and he went, oh brother, this mother. So last night we were getting groceries and we're walking to the truck in the parking lot to put the groceries in the truck and I'm watching as you walk up to the tailgate of this white truck that was parked next to our truck and you go to reach up to grab the handle to drop the tailgate. And I said, that's not my truck. That's not my truck. That's not my truck. No, you did not say it three times. And finally you looked and went, oh. You said it maybe twice. I did say it twice. I said, that's not my truck. That's not my truck. And you went, oh. I really had my hand on the handle. Yeah. You were going to open a tailgate that wasn't even, it was not even, it was a Nissan. Not a Toyota. That's what. I think the license plate had a fish on it though. I don't think so. Yeah, it did. No, it didn't. It was white. It was white. And it had that black trim. Okay. And so I was like, this is Josh's truck. It was taller than mine. That's not my truck. I looked down and I go, oh, it's a Nissan. And then I screed away. Every couldn't even handle. She ran away. No, she got into the truck, the right truck. Immediately. She was like, we got to go. We got to get out of here. We got to go. We got to get out of here. That's all she kept saying. We got to go. We got to go right now. We got to get out of here now. And then she got into the truck and closed the door. I couldn't tell if there was anybody in that car, in the truck. The lights, the windows were all tinted, but I did say, I raised my hand and I said, I'm sorry. So hopefully if they were in there, they knew that I wasn't trying to steal their car. I'm sorry. Just a confused lady. I didn't know what I was doing. I was just, it was a white truck in front of me. You then did send a text to your sister that said, the apple doesn't fall far from that tree. Cry, right, right. Yes. Me and my mom. Just trying to get it. Same cloth. I saw this question the other day and I thought it was interesting. When you first met me and we had gone on a couple of dates and you knew that you were like, yeah, I kind of like this, this girl. Who's the first person that you told? I told anybody. What? Why? Why? I lived on my own. I had people at work that, who am I going to talk to? I don't know. I was transitioning jobs if you remember. I was leaving one radio station to go to another. Correct. So there's no one that I was going to be like personal with because I was in that transition between people that I knew and people that I was getting to know. And so I didn't have anybody around. Sad for me. I didn't have a house full of roommates and a big group of close friends. I still don't. I think the first person I told about you was my friend. Christina because she was my roommate and also my friend. And I said, I think I kind of like this guy. And she said, that's awesome. And then I said, yeah, I think I kind of really like this guy. Well, there you go. We had met and gone on a, it wasn't a date because you had a girlfriend. It was in between relationships. Similar to how I was in between jobs. Go ahead. I was transitioning out of one. You were a prospect on the other side, but I needed some time in between. So we had hung out. It wasn't a date. Right. And then after that, hangout ended. Right. Neither one of us wanted to say goodbye because we had had so much fun. We had a good time. Yeah, we did. Right. And then I said, you lived in Idaho Falls. I lived in Pocatello. Right. And he said, do you ever come to Pocatello? No. And he said, no, do you ever come to Idaho Falls? And I said, no. Right. Well, good, good to see you. That was a great time. Well, it's been super fun. And then I think two, we didn't exchange phone numbers or anything. And then two days later, you would send me an email. More than two days. How did you get my email? We exchanged email addresses. Cool. Because you didn't have a cell phone at the time. No, but I had a landline. Yeah, but you lived with a house full of roommates. So you were probably like, I'm not giving him. Or maybe you did give me that phone number. I don't know. I don't even remember. But it was easier to just contact you via email. Because, you know, it was 2003. I'm the only way I could check my email was at work. And I was working and you had sent me an email and I remember getting that email and being like, aha, aha, he sent me an email. I got mailed. Immediately called my friend and I said, he sent me an email. I was pretty stoked. Yeah, it's a big deal. You didn't even tell anybody like, I think I'm going to send her an email. No. Should I send her an email? I think I'm going to send her an email. You didn't even have that conversation. No. Oh man. With who? I don't know, Josh. There was no one to talk to. Sad. It was just me all by my lonesome. That's sad. You didn't even tell like your family, like your mom or your dad or your sister. I'm sure not. It's not personal. It's not you. It's just the way it goes. Okay. Well, that's a little bit lackluster of a conversation. I mean, it's again, it's not for me. It's not because I don't like you. It's just I didn't have anybody around to gossip about. I didn't have anybody to share my hot goss with. Oh man. I shared a lot of hot goss about you. Yeah. Well, you had like six people around you to share hot goss with. You did. Just an island. And then it was, yeah, I had all of my people. I was like, how do I respond? What should I say? I have to be cool. Yeah. So I'm glad I didn't have that. Why? Because I just wrote it. No, I looked cool. You know what I did do? Spent a lot of time learning Nirvana lyrics. I already knew some Nirvana, but I knew that you would really like Nirvana. And I was like, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, in my subject line, I'm going to put the lyrics of a Nirvana song. When you went deep cut and I didn't get the reference. So you put in a lot of work. I really did. For a little payoff. I really did. But I appreciate the effort. Thank you. Yeah. I was like, this is going to make me sound so cool. Yeah. He's going to be like, this chick is cool. That's exactly what I said. I went, that's a weird subject line. Were you excited when I emailed you back? Oh, probably. I probably did a little jump. I don't know. You probably did it, but you could have just pretend just for my sake. Just say, yeah, my heart did a little flip or my guts went like that. I'm sure that happened. Okay. Okay. That's all I need to say. Words of affirmation is your love language. Yes. It's also my favorite thing to deprive you. I know what? Because I know it drives you crazy. I know what? See, look at you. You're in a state. It's an easy button to push to just go, I don't know. It was fine. And you go, what? That's not good enough. I need to hear more affirmation. Yeah. Give me, give me, give me. I need all of them. You're going to be fine. We're, we're here. Things are great. We've made it thus far. I have no intentions of stopping. Okay. I've given you no reason to be concerned about that. So whatever's going on in that cute little brain of yours. Stop it. Okay. Looks like we're made it. Oh, here we go. What is a snack or a meal that you would want from your childhood right now? You know, it has been so long since I have had the monstrosity that is tuna noodle casserole that I would totally go for a spoonful of it with the crispy potato chips on top. Wrong answer. The way mama used to make it. Call her up. I just might make it one scoop. I don't need the whole pan, but the little twisty egg noodles and the corn and the tuna fish and the just one, one go. What's the matter with you? I said it's been so long and I called it a monstrosity. There's nothing wrong with me. It's just one of those foods I have not eaten since I lived at home. I've not made it. I've not had the desire to make it. The funnest thing in the whole wide world was taking a fork to a bag of chips and then hitting it with the rolling pin. That was how we helped make dinner that night. I haven't had that in a very long time. When's the last time you remember having that? I was in high school. Okay. So it's been a long time. It's been a long time and it's not great. It's not good. But I have like that's one where I go. That's a staple. We ate it often enough that I recall it. Okay. And I could go for a spoon of that. I don't want the whole dish. I just want a one spoon of it and then I'll go. I'm good for another 25 years. I would go for the personal pan pizza from Pizza Hut. The good one. From the bucket one. I agree. Not today's because they've changed recipes. And it's yeah, it has to be the one from the book at program. Totally agree. That's a good choice. That's a really good choice with one of their breadsticks because the breadsticks are different too. They've changed it all. Yeah. I want to they changed some part of the dough. Yeah. That's what's different. Yeah. The crust. Yeah. It's all different. Change it. Because it used to get all the little crusty little bits from the pan on the side that were really good. Yeah. Yeah. You don't get that anymore. I know. So that's what I want. I want to go to Pizza Hut with my family and say I have a book in the 90s. In the 90s. Give me 90s. Here's my book. It give me my personal pan. I have my pin on. I'm ready to have a pizza. Oh, and you have little wooden bowls for the salad bar. Yes. Thank you. Yes. One time or salad bar unlimited. What's what's your go to now? No, then then probably just a one time. I probably didn't even do salad then. I'm just here for the personal pan. What'd you get on it? Couldn't tell you. You couldn't tell me what you got on your personal pan. Pizza pepperoni and black olive every time. I probably got I like vegetables. So I probably got the Supreme. As a kid. Yeah. In elementary school, you're like give me the vegetables. My mom always said that I was the good child because I ate all the vegetables. I'm a big I know I like vegetables. I do. I'm not bashing you for liking vegetables, but you weren't in elementary school having the vegetable pizza. I don't know what I would have then. Probably the meat because you weren't all weird about it. I was not all weird about it. You were probably like give me the sausage. I probably was. Yeah. And maybe green peppers. No. No, not an elementary as an elementary school kid. No. I liked onions. No, you didn't. Don't tell me what my life was like. You don't know you weren't there. You can't even remember what you had. I can tell you exactly what kind of pizza I liked pepperoni black olive every time I had pizza. What kind of pizza do you like pepperoni black olive? You don't like that now. You like pepperoni, but you don't get black olive. I like all the meats. That's a good place to be. I like a barbecue chicken. I don't like onions and mushrooms. I do. I don't like onions on my pizza. I do. There's places I like onion, incorporated into a food. Because they're all grilled and crispy. No. And they use red onion? Delicious. Nope. Not it. Put some mushrooms on that bad boy. Gross. I'm sold. Yeah. One time I went to a friend's house and we had leftover pizza and all they had was pineapple and Canadian bacon, Hawaiian pizza. I went, oh no. I should have gone to the truck in the parking lot. That's what I said to myself. The truck in the parking lot? We had like a deli truck show up at the middle school at the junior high. So you could go out and get like a sandwich or whatever from the roach coach. Yeah. That's what everybody called it. Oh, the roach coach is here. Go get yourself a sandwich. And we did. And then I'd get a sobi. I like sobies so I'd get a sandwich and a sobi. I miss sobies. I would get one of those too. I drink the white one, the Pina Colada one. Yeah, same. This is good. Oh. Unstop it. We were probably... No, we've existed in the same timeline. We were probably drinking white sobies together. Oh boy. At the same time in different cities. How cute. All right. No. What? Yeah, one time I went to a BPA thing in Boise and we stopped at the McDonald's in Burley. And I know you were there. I was probably there. I know you were. We absolutely crossed paths in high school and didn't even know. What was the day in time? I don't remember. But it was definitely the same time. I bet so. Guaranteed because there were other youths in the place. Or what if your bus pulled in? And as my car pulled out. So we didn't even like... We weren't in the restaurant at the same time but our cars crossed paths. It all happened. And then my... It's a movie. Life's a movie. It's exactly how it went down. Was that the only time you stopped in Burley? Yes. Thank goodness. Hey. Only I can talk bad about Burley. It's like a family member. From Idaho, I can say what I'm saying. You didn't live there. You don't get to say. You don't... Been there enough. It doesn't matter. You don't get to say... Why don't you defend in your town that you don't like... Because it's like your family members. I can talk bad about my family but nobody else can talk bad about my family. I don't talk bad about your family. I'm not saying you do. Burley's not your family. But that's what I'm saying. Say five nice things about Burley. Point Bay. Would you rather have a food fight or a water balloon fight? Water balloon. Yeah, that's enough. No brainer. Easy. Not wasting food. Also food cleanup. Lame. Yeah, gross. Now listen. The balloons leave quite the disaster in the yard as we found out. Because the summer kickoff party that you did when the kids were both in school and they came home to water guns and water balloons. What a good time. That was fun. Yeah. That was fun. But it left water balloons all summer. I left. Well, I had filled up water balloons in a bucket. Yeah. And then... Whoever invented that bunch of balloons. Yeah, genius. So good. But then I also had a swimming pool, a kiddy swimming pool full of water and I gave you a squirt gun and me a squirt gun. Yeah. Left two squirt guns for them and said, come find us. Yep. Good luck. It was fun. It was a good time. Yep. But yes. So do that again. That was a win. It was a win. It was a good one. It's a real easy win. If everybody arrives home to nerf guns or water fight, great time. It was a great time. But yeah, I'm going to pick that over food fight every time. Same. I've never been in a food fight. Like you saw them in the movies all the time. Like kids, somebody would grab a handful of mashed potatoes and go, food fight. And then it would have just happened. I've never seen that in real life. I haven't either. I'm grateful for that. It always happened at school. That's what I mean. Can you even imagine getting away with that at school? No. And it was always like a teacher jumped in to try and stop it and then got a face full of mashed potatoes. True. That wouldn't happen. Or everyone would stop except for the one kid who threw the potatoes and then that kid got in trouble for the whole school having a food fight. And it's the main character. And what a thing they just did. The main character never gets in trouble. And then they go to the office and the parents have to come and they go, what's going on with your troubled child? And that's the whole plot of the movie. Anyway. Okay. Well, that was a fun one. I don't want to be in a food fight. No, me neither. When it gets warmer, let's have a water balloon fight. Of course. You plan it this time. Okay. It's not going to happen. Don't put me in charge. I know. I plan all of the fun in our family. And you do great at it. You're so good at it. No, listen to me. Look at me. Look over here. No. Look over here. I am looking over here. Look at me. I am. Look down here. Over here. You're good at it. But we don't know if you're good at it because you haven't ever done it. I bet you could be really good at it too. Just give it a try. Hey, hey, hey. Would you rather this or that? Look at me. Would you rather this or that? Just give it a try. Would you rather this or that? I found the coolest thing. Do you want to hear about it? I've been hearing about it. Have you? What have you been hearing? You're watching it. I know. Do you know how exciting it is that they have on the official Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles YouTube channel, they have full episode marathons. So I can watch all of the seasons. They have like, I'm in season one, episode one. I'm a couple of minutes into it. It's Origins. It's April meeting the turtles and splinters telling the story. It's all there. Shredders being shredder. It's just good. And I didn't know that this existed and I'm pretty excited about it because I can watch the good 1980s animation original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. How exciting, Josh. We go to the store and we go antique shopping and sometimes people go, oh look, Ninja Turtles. It's never the right ones. It's not the 80s ones. It'll be like some weird newer version of them and I'm like, that's the wrong face. They don't look right. I want to find the originals. But for what? Yeah, for what? I know. I have my original Leonardo. I lost his swords. Who knows where those are. That wasn't even your favorite one. I know. Why do you still have him? He's the one that I was able to hang on to. Is he the worst one? He's not the worst. I don't know who's the worst. I had a soccer Raphael one where his leg was spring loaded and he had a button on his back and he'd kick a soccer ball. But it also came with foot soldier heads as soccer balls, which was fun. That was cool. That was a neat one. Who was, okay, so you liked Donatello. That's your favorite one? Yeah. Oh yeah. And he had the bow staff? Correct. Okay, I'm going to write this down. And then who was your next favorite? Michelangelo, then Leonardo, then Raphael. Hold on. What weapon did Michelangelo have? Michelangelo had the nun chucks. Oh, see, that would probably be my favorite one. What color was he? Orange. And then Leonardo? Blue. Two swords. Two katanas. Raphael? I had the size, the forks. Okay. And why do you hate him? I don't hate him. He's just, I mean, he was kind of snarky. He's kind of a rude dude of the four. He's kind of the one that was like... He had a little bit of attitude. Yeah. I did have, I was just looking it up. I had the metal head, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle. He was super cool. The top of his head was exposed and he had like little red eyes. And so if you had a light shining in through the top of his brain thing, his eyes lit up, which was very cool. And he had lots of different attachments and stuff. He was pretty cool. I really, I really liked metal head. He was neat. So I had him, you can buy him online now for $33. Hey, do you need him? I don't need it. No. No. Who was that? That was Raphael? No, I was metal head. Who's that? He's another character. Oh. I didn't do a whole lot of Ninja Turtle watching. I know. I wanted to see, I can't go back and like say what year they're from, can I? I don't know. Yeah, I don't know. Like, I mean, some of these are like crazy expensive. Like, there's a set of four of them. But I want like the originals. Like that's the hard part. It's trying to find like the old ones. Because a lot of like the Michael Bay ones exist, but I don't care for that look. You want yours. You want the ones from the 80s. Well, yeah, I want mine. Well, of course. Anyway, those are lost. Dang it. I want to see what the most expensive one on here. $2,500. No way. For the underground one to one scale diorama of the Ninja Turtles poking their heads out of a sewer. It's a one to one scale. That thing is $2,500. That's crazy. That's funny. $1,850 for the 1990 Donatello Deluxe version half scale statue. Well, I feel kind of bad for FIO. Why? He's just not my favorite. No, I just didn't. They're big Raphael fans for sure. Okay. I'm just not one of them. That's all. Okay. Well, I'm proud, not proud, but I'm excited that they've put all your shows on YouTube so that you can watch them. Yeah. It's going to be a weekend filled with turtles. In between checking the fire alarms and all the other stuff we have to do for the day. You like savings? Why? You got to bring that up. Because we've got a list. You made a list. We got stuff to do. I don't want a list. I just want to watch turtles and tie flies or something. Keep it easy breezy. You know? Oh, sounds fine. We'll do that instead, but I'm not going to watch turtles. I'll probably watch Peaky Blinders again. Oh, great. And then I'll have to catch up. Yeah. Yeah, that's what's going to happen. All right. Well, here's to the weekend. We're going to take off, have a good rest of your Friday. We'll be back on Monday. Remember, you can check out the show on demand. We've got it available everywhere. Podcasts are available. Just search for Wake Up Classy 97 and enjoy the podcast version of the show. And we will play again on Monday. Are you ready? Sounds great. All right. Have a good weekend. We'll see you then. Thanks for listening to Wake Up Classy 97, the podcast. If you enjoy the show, please share, subscribe and rate the podcast. Wake Up Classy 97 is hosted by Josh and Chantel Tielor, and is a production of Riverbend Media Group. For more information or to contact the show, visit Riverbendmediagroup.com.