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Wake up with Josh & Chantel every weekday from 6a-10a on Classy 97! Missed the show or want to revisit your favorite moments from the show, enjoy Wake Up Classy 97 - The Podcast!
Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Tuesday, June 3rd, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
Sunny has fledged and Gizmo is all alone in the nest, some Nintendo Switch 2 pre-orders have been cancelled, we cleaned up the cemetery and got lots of steps yesterday, Chantel gets to use bubble gum toothpaste because she’s a middle squeezer, our daughter enjoyed some quality time with each of us yesterday, iPhone is almost as cool as Android, we finally completed the hike after a month of trying, Chantel’s up with the kid’s hip lingo speak, have you heard about John Brown’s baby, you can pay to have a pretend job in China, do you like the name you were given at birth, and the Mormon cricket invasion is something to see!
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Intro
(4:12) - Sunny has fledged & Gizmo is solo
(8:58) - Nintendo Switch 2 pre-orders cancelled
(13:05) - Good News to Get You Going
(15:20) - Honor & Restore cemetery cleanup update
(19:56) - Bubble gum toothpaste
(24:36) - Quality time with our daughter
(28:42) - iPhone's new update is 10 years old
(33:56) - Finally completed the hike
(40:09) - OK purr & other hip speak
(43:22) - John Brown's baby
(48:27) - Pay for a pretend job
(51:30) - Do you like your name?
(55:00) - Would You Rather This or That
(57:54) - Mormon cricket invasion + outro
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Full show transcript:
We kick off the show this morning talking about the fledged Eagles. Yes. And I was just looking at the live feed. Yes. And I'm thinking, what if Gizmo doesn't fledge?
What if Gizmo's like, I got this whole place to make sure. It's like, you left me the penthouse. Fish and come back to the nest. You got a sweet spot. That is a yourself a fish and come back to the nest.
You got a sweet spot. That is a big sweet spot. That's pretty sweet spot. I would stay. That's and that's kinda how we kick off the show today here on Tuesday, June 3.
What else is in the show? June 3. Let me tell you what's in the show. Let's see. So Nintendo Switch two preorders have been canceled.
And some people are very upset. Yeah. Well, I would be too, and I'm already mad at Nintendo. So I'm already mad. I'm already mad.
I'm already mad. We cleaned up the cemetery and got lots of steps yesterday, about a thousand more than what I currently have. Yeah. You at this current point, you had a thousand more steps than you do right now? Yes.
And we gotta get walking. I know. We gotta keep this up. And I liked being outside in the morning. We gotta do the we gotta do the show outside in the summer.
It's gotta move. I can't be I can't be trapped in here all day. Settle down. I got to use bubblegum toothpaste. Yeah.
You get to, it says. Because I'm a middle squeezer. This is correct. You don't get to use my mint toothpaste when you run out of yours. You get to use bubble gum toothpaste because you're a middle squeezer.
Don't be upset. You're you know what you did. You squoze from the middle too many times. Our daughter enjoyed some quality time with each of us yesterday. But only told you about it.
Right. Well, she didn't she she felt uncomfortable telling you. She didn't wanna feel so happy. You can feel so happy. I'm your dad.
It's okay. IPhone is almost as cool as Android. Yeah. Almost as cool as Android was ten years ago. Oh.
Come on. Get with it, iPhone. Catch up. Shop's fired. Catch up.
We finally completed the hike after a month of trying. Yeah. Go us. Did it. I'm up with the kids' hip lingo speak.
I'm so fresh and cool and cool. Yeah. Yeah. Nailed it. Have you heard about John Brown's baby?
No. What what is up with John Brown's baby? He had a cold upon his chest. Is that right? No way.
A cold upon his chest. A cold upon his chest. I don't think that's the right tune. You can pay to have a pretend job in China. Or just get a real one.
You might get pretend tasks to do and everything. Yeah. You do you have to pay pretend taxes on the job that you pay to do? Yeah. Yuck.
Do you like the name that you were given at birth? I don't really have a choice. I don't mind it. I guess. I don't No.
It whatever. And the Mormon Crooked Invasion is something to see. As you drive through it. Squash. Squash.
Yeah. Squish. It makes a noise, and you can sometimes some of them are big, and you can feel them, like you're riding over rocks. I wasn't too hippo. No.
I was just thinking about that bringing home a baby bumblebee song. Oh, yeah? Why? I was thinking about squishing the bugs, and that made me think of the bringing home a baby bumblebee song. Again, in the show, I will tell you how much of a of a verbal stim you are.
You're top rank verbal stim. Top rank. Yeah. Number one. I need a trophy.
Oh, do you? Yes. Top rank. Top tier. I'm so cool.
Alright. We are Josh and Chantel. This is Wake Up Classy 97, the podcast. Enjoy the day show. Enjoy.
Do you have more to say? No. Alright. That's it. Hi.
Hello. Hello. Good morning. Hello. Good morning.
Sad day this morning for you. Day this morning for me. Just gonna repeat every single thing? Yeah. Is that what's gonna happen?
I mean, it was working great. I mean, look. I I understand today is repeat day. But Is it? Yeah.
But it I didn't think you were gonna repeat everything I said. I didn't even know it was repeat day. Pete and repeat were in a boat. Pete fell out. Who was left?
Repeat. I said Pete and repeat were in a boat. Yeah. The kids hated that joke. Everyone hates that joke.
It's a terrible joke. I like that joke. It is national repeat day. But I think the concept behind it is, like, is there something in your life you would like to repeat? Not is there someone in your life you would like to repeat everything they say right after they say it.
I mean, I didn't have anything else to say. So what you were saying was great. Okay. Well, what I was trying to talk about was What were you trying to talk about? Well, yesterday, you oh, man.
I'm done. I'm done. Go. Just talk. Yesterday, you sent me a text that said, a gasp.
Sunny had fledged. Yeah. I had a big Bear Valley eagle. One of them has left the nest, and now there's just Gizmo staring at the camera. Looking so sad.
Just hanging out in the nest by himself. It was, I think the moment that he took off, and Gizmo was looking around like, bro. Hey. Bro. Hey.
Hey. What are you doing? You're not supposed to do that. Where'd you go? And just kept looking around.
Like, even right now, he's looking off into the area where where Sunny flew off. Like, where'd you go, dude? What happened? What? He, Sunny fledged at ten about 10:46 yesterday morning.
Yeah. And you predicted it would happen on the first. First, and I was only off by a day. Now you said June 4, which now I don't know. I'm watching Gizmo, like Well, he's try to fly at the current moment.
He's not ready. You don't think so? Yeah. He looks a little clumsy. I think he's he's anxious to get out of that nest.
But Yeah. He's he's looking a little wobbly. I think he's probably like, I gotta go find my bro.
And then they saw him in the roost tree a little bit later. That's a big deal. It is a big deal. So he's still around? I would like to see We're assuming Right.
Gender here, but we don't know. I would have liked to have seen him land. I bet those that was a clumsy thing? Absolutely. It was a little bit clumsy when he took off Yeah.
When you could see him flying. Yeah. If you wanna see it, you won't care anything about these eagles, but you still wanna see it, it is actually a very lovely video. Sunny fledging. Put that up.
And you sent a a crying cat little animated GIF in your text as well. Like, you were all welled up. Were you tearful? No. Because I was at work.
If I had been watching at home by myself, yes. But there were people around. Uh-huh. And I went, I can't cry in front of people. I see.
It's exciting. It is a big deal. Overly sensitive. Yeah. I'm an emotional woman.
Okay. I'm not I feel all of my emotions. Tag on you at all. Deeply. Yeah.
I feel them. I it was amazing. It's actually very amazing to see life sometimes. Yeah. From, an egg to, leaving the nest.
Ninety days old. Like On their own in 90. Three months old. And he's like, I got these wings. Let's do something.
Yep. It was exciting. Pretty special. And now Gizmo, is a day or two. It's either today or tomorrow.
Right? Like I don't know. It's gotta be. He saw the other one do it. He's like, I guess that's what we're doing now.
It was kinda funny to see, Sunny fledge because he kinda took his wings out, and he was like, I don't I don't know. Put them away. And then he was like, took them out again and went, yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Put them away. I was like, no. No. No.
It's not right. Yeah. And then finally was like, yeah. I'm going. That's so cool.
It was very cool. Well, you know, a big day. A big day. And I know there's lots of parents out there who's got little fledglings too, and a lot of their kids have left the nest. So it's And as the summer It's a little bit of a surprise.
On, it'll happen as we get closer to July and August and college starting up and everything else. Yeah. You're exactly right. It's your own little fledgling fledglings. Mhmm.
They'll be okay out there. You'll see them in the roost tree. I promise. What a metaphor for life. Thursday is when the Switch two comes out.
So Oh, settle down. No. I'm mad at them. You're mad at the Switch at Nintendo? Nintendo.
Yeah. Because of the price? Yeah. Is that what you're mad about? Yeah.
Okay. I'm more mad about the price of games than I am about how much they charge for a console. I'm mad at both. Okay. Because their price hike on, their Nintendo games has rippled across the gaming industry.
Oh, really? Oh, yeah. Every game is gonna cost $80 now. So thanks. Good job, Nintendo.
Yeah. Well, somebody had to be the first, and Nintendo is the ones that decided to do it. I know. And I thought Nintendo was the good guy all along. Well, there's still a No.
Company that wants to make money. And, you know They're making feed the machine. Plenty of money. I understand. Listen to this.
I'll never play Mario Kart again. Yes. You will. I will. A bunch of excited, fans got a surprise they didn't ask for.
Some big stores in The US and in England canceled their preorders. Really? Yeah. They thought they were gonna open up the new console on day one, but now they're scrambling. And the store suggests that the customers will get a chance to buy a console next month, and some of the customers will be getting some store credit to help ease their pain, but we'll just have to see how smoothly the the demand will be met in the coming weeks.
It's gonna be nuts. You're not gonna be able to find one of those on the shelves for months. I'm not going to. I'm not even gonna be looking. Just telling you.
If you did a preorder and your preorder is still valid, there's a good chance you're gonna get it on Thursday. But if your preorder got canceled, I'm sorry. And why did they get canceled? It doesn't say, other than I imagine they probably sold more preorders than units that they're gonna get because the company doesn't necessarily know how much inventory they're gonna get on day one, and so they can set up their system to take preorders. Yeah.
And then all of a sudden, they're like, we sold. We oversold. That's what I think happened. Let me see if I could, if I could see what actually happened. I'm not sad about this.
Serves you right. Yeah. It says ended up as one of this this guy posted online and said, I ended up as one of the fallen. I called immediately, and they said they're canceling a ton of orders until the July restock. Got a $25 credit, so at least there's that.
Good luck to everybody else. I don't Oh, and it's even, Walmart. So if you preorder through Walmart, there's a chance that you might. People who preorder through Target are also having some orders get get canceled. Why are they canceling orders and not just saying, oh, hang on.
Like, your order is still valid. Well, it's just gonna come late. Yep. Because I don't know if that would be better. Because if if you put you when you preorder, you pay.
Right. So if they said, hey. You preordered. You were expecting to get this on, the the, fifth, on June 5, but that's not gonna happen. We've refunded your money.
I think I would prefer that so that I could maybe go preorder somewhere else Okay. And and have a chance of getting one on day one. That makes sense. Plus they're gonna throw in, you know, a gift card to to make it sting a little less. I'll take that.
Alright. That makes sense. It's still that's that's a that's bad planning. That's bad planning. Like, you should say preorder sold out, like, at a certain point just to be safe.
Yeah. It's it I would rather a company said, hey. We we we gather we'll probably be able to fulfill 5,000 orders, something like that. When you hit that number, they go preorders are sold out. See you on the fifth.
Right. Like, this is the amount of inventory we have. Keep taking them. Be like, nah. We'll get around to it.
We'll be fine. Give us your money. Yeah. Everybody's so money hungry. Give us your money.
We'll see what happens. Anyway, switch two Patties. Comes out grabby patty. Yeah. Yeah.
Interesting. That's, switch two comes out on Thursday. Oh, good news to get you going. I wanted to, maybe use the Eagles story for it, but we we already talked about that. So Sorry.
Oh, it's fine. Do you have something else? Yeah. Of course. Okay.
Of course, I do. Alright. This is interesting. 16 year old Evan Sterling, he's from Havenlock, North Carolina. He was casually testing out guitars at a local guitar shop, when something magical happened.
A stranger overheard him playing, and after a brief chat disappeared, and then returned moments later with a surprise that would leave Evan and his dad speechless. The man handed Evan a guitar case containing a Fender Telecaster worth over $1,500. What? Yeah. And said, it's yours.
Just straight up. That's what he said. Who's the man? Mystery person. Evan was stunned, and his dad was convinced that there had to be a catch.
There was indeed no catch. The store owner said the man had done things like this before. Inspired by the kindness of a complete stranger, Evan now has, the dream that one day, he may be able to do the same for another young musician. He said someday in the future, I wanna pay it forward. Maybe buy a super expensive guitar and give it to some kid at a guitar center in just some really cool way.
So it wasn't like a I was thinking it was gonna be like a celebrity or something. Nope. It's just a thinking it was gonna be, like, a celebrity or something. Nope. It's just a stranger who overheard him playing and said, this kid needs a guitar, and he went and bought him a Telecaster and handed him to him and said, this is yours straight up.
That creativity going, buddy. That never happens to Beck. No? Our son No? Is a big guitar player.
He's really good at playing guitar. Yep. Anytime there's a guitar center nearby, he has to go inside and check all of the guitars. Yep. No one's ever overheard him.
And then what? Here, kid. Here. Have this guitar. Yeah.
Nope. But it did happen to 16 year old Evan Sterling in North Carolina, though. Good job, Evan Sterling. I know. Congratulations.
That's a very lucky day. And And to the stranger that did that, way to encourage musical growth. I think that's fantastic. I think that's awesome. Way to go.
Yeah. Yeah. Good news to get you going. A little change of scenery this morning versus yesterday morning. I really quite liked yesterday morning.
Yeah? It was night. Well, for one, we didn't have to be there till seven, so we got to sleep in a little bit later. Well, and we didn't even get underway until eight, so we didn't even get a we didn't roll over there until, like, 07:45. Yeah.
You're right. You're right. Yeah. And it was outside Yes. And it was beautiful weather.
Right. For just to catch everybody up, yesterday was honor and restore, with our with our pals at Teton Auto Group. And so, with Teton Honda, we were at Grove City Cemetery in Blackfoot, cleaning up the cemetery. And and that's where you and I were, our entire group of, of radio stations. We were all over East Idaho between Rexburg and Blackfoot and Shelley and I, a couple of different cemeteries in Idaho Falls, helping clean up after the Memorial Day, weekend where a lot of people come and visit gravesites and they, leave flowers and stuff.
And and that has to be cleaned up. They've got, they've gotta maintain that area. They've gotta mow. They've got a lot to do. So Also, you don't want the you don't want those wilted flowers Right.
Making the cemetery look bad. Yep. And and they were in varying states of, of wilt, I would say. Yes. Some of them looked really nice and pretty and, and, you know, within the next day or so, they're not going to be.
But it was it was sad because we gotta move these off so that they can mow. They've been there for a week, and they're looking Some of them were real dry. Pretty haggard. Some of them. But off a lot of moms yesterday.
Yeah. Why is moms the Memorial Day flower? Said because it says memorial in it. Mom memorial. And you said that wasn't your best work.
No. That is not impressive. To say it again. Oh, hooray. I don't know.
I don't know why moms. Because, traditionally, poppy is, is the flower that symbolizes Memorial Day and all of that stuff. So why mums? I don't know. I enjoyed I enjoyed the process yesterday.
I it was quiet. It was peaceful. At first, the first few graves, the headstones that I came across, I apologized and said, I'm sorry about taking your flowers. Yeah. And, then I realized I was taking too much time by doing that.
And so I said, I better speed this process along. But it was interesting. I haven't been to a cemetery in a very long time, and I you forget sometimes, like, all of these people had lives, and it was Right. I I liked looking at their headstones and just imagining what their lives were like. Some of the headstones had, like, different things about what they were into, their interests Right.
And their children. Some of them had, like, historical dates in the older part of the Yeah. Cemetery. Some of that stuff back into I I think he said the cemetery opened in the eighteen nineties, I think, is what he said. And and, certainly, there were some eighteen nineties and early nineteen hundred gravestones that I saw.
So it was really interesting. Anyway, a really cool event. We got It was cool. We got out, and we got to walk around. How many steps did you end up with yesterday?
After the cemetery, about 8,000. Yeah? Yeah. I hit 10 at the cemetery. Did you?
Yeah. I had an 18,000 step day yesterday. It was Congratulations. A crazy day. Thanks.
What your whole day ended up being what? 12? Yeah. Yeah. That's a it was a because I said it was a day.
I understand. Yeah. Not bad. Yeah. We were there for a couple of hours, and Mhmm.
It was a great way to kick off the morning. I would be happy to do that every day. Right. The cleanup part or the walk around the cemetery part? All of it.
Oh, okay. I didn't mind. Yeah. I quite enjoyed it. Yeah.
It was good to be out there for a couple hours. And I know we had a a few folks that showed up, to help out. So thanks to those thanks to those guys that came out to help us out. And, I know, you know, anytime you wanna do something for the community, it's it's easy. You just really gotta make a contact and say, hey.
I'd like to do this thing, and you can help out. That's really kinda how this all came together. Katie from Xyone o three had an idea, and she said, hey. You know what'd be fun is if we got involved in the community and did this thing. It has to happen anyway.
Yeah. We might as well go help out. And, and so that that was great. Called a few places, made it happen. So good on her.
Yeah. Good on you, Katie Lee. Well done. Yeah. And thanks to everybody who came out and helped across all of East Idaho.
I know there were, there were people volunteering all over the place. So thanks so much. Yeah. Thank you very much. My toothpaste is almost out, and so I was desperate for some toothpaste.
And I managed to find a travel size toothpaste in our closet, in our pantry, our bathroom pantry. Yeah. And didn't look at what flavor it was. Just threw it on my toothpaste, brushed my teeth last night. Okay.
It was bubblegum flavor. Do we have toddlers in the house? Why do we have bubblegum? I'm sure it's just old, like, leftover from when our kids were toddlers. Ew.
What's worse than bubblegum but toothpaste? But, cinnamon. I'd rather have cinnamon over bubblegum. Yeah? Ugh.
I struggle with cinnamon toothpaste, because it's I like cinnamon bears, and I like cinnamon things, but, not my toothpaste. It's it feels weird. Oh, the bubble gum is the worst. I feel like my teeth are dirtier after brushing with bubble gum toothpaste. That's interesting.
Yeah. I threw it away. Did you? We don't need that around us. I have a whole tube of my toothpaste.
Where is it? In in the next to my toothbrush. Where do you I don't even know where you keep your toothbrush. You keep it far away from mine. I keep it far away because we have the same electric toothbrush.
So I keep it separated so that I know where it is. Because here's what happens when you and I have the same thing, and this was made evident as we were backpacking and hiking this weekend. We have the same water bottle. And how many times did you go, I don't know which one is which because I moved them. I don't know.
Three or four times? And then you went, now I really don't know. Because what's yours is mine. Yeah. And what's mine is yours.
So I have to keep my toothbrush away from yours. Well, I do appreciate that, but where was your toothpaste? I could've used that. I'm not a toothpaste. Can I use your toothpaste?
I mean, yeah, or go to the store and get your own toothpaste. I need to go to the store and get my own toothpaste. There's also there's a pretty good reason why we don't share toothpaste, and it is because you are a Say it. You say it. No.
Do you know? Do you remember? Yeah. I'm a middle Squeezer. Squeezer.
You're a middle squeezer. That's right. I'm an end of tube squeezer, and you're a middle squeezer. I only hit the middle one. I am really a top squeezer, and then you go down.
That's absolutely backwards from how you should empty a tube of anything. You don't start at the nozzle and work your way down. Yeah. That's how it works. Nope.
If you start at the bottom Like you're supposed to. It's too long. The deal It's too long. What are you talking about? It's too long.
The toothpaste tube is too big. What? You're a middle squeezer, and so we can't share toothpaste. Fine. Because no.
You can temporarily. If you're in a pinch, I'm not gonna be upset, but squeeze from the bottom like you're supposed to. I have been now because my toothpaste is all empty. So I have been a bottom squeezer now. Now that it's empty, I'm trying to get as much as I can out of it.
Right. You should try that in the beginning. No. No. Start at the top.
No. Work your way down. So wrong. You can just stick the bubblegum toothpaste with that attitude. Toothpaste.
What if you accidentally buy bubblegum, like a whole big tube? Gross. You gotta use it. No. I wouldn't.
I would throw it away. That's the worst. That is money wasted. I don't even care. Bubblegum toothpaste?
Oh. What if they made them in different flavors? Meat. Like dog toothpaste. Eat gross.
Chicken flavor. Sick. Nasty. Turkey dinner toothpaste. Bubble gum is bad enough.
Yeah. I mean so bad. I like a minty fresh mouth. Yeah. You're not gonna get that with bubblegum.
Or meat. You're not gonna get that from meat toothpaste. You're so gross. I know. I know.
You got to hang out with Emery for a little bit yesterday? Yeah. Well, so after we got done with the, honor and restore cemetery cleanup, the rest of the day, we did not have to be in the studios and stuff. Everything was closed up, because we did that, and then we essentially had the rest of the day off. And so I turned that into a big project day.
And, in an effort to try and get her out of the house at the beginning of her summer and and give her some, you know, time outside of the house, I said, let's, let's, get you to help me out with this. Here's your gloves. Let's, let's haul some stuff around. We we were busy, busy, busy. So, yeah, we got to hang out.
We got to have lunch. We got to do some projects. It was a very productive busy day. Me it was pretty fun to hang out with you. Oh, good.
She said I said, what was the fun part? And she said that there was lots of puzzles that you guys had to solve. Well, the the one point we were, when we unloaded everything out of the storage unit and stuff, she said it was like Tetris trying to put everything in the truck and the trailer and do a couple of loads, and she was like, yeah. It was it was a scheduling thing. It was a process.
It was like a multistep project, and then, yeah, Tetris trying to put everything and tie it down. I got to show her how tie down straps work, and it was cool. Oh, oh, la la. Big day. Big day.
She did say that she said at one point, she goes, I'm as tired as I'll ever be. No. I'm as tired as all get out. Yeah. And she said, dad didn't even respond.
I don't know what I was supposed to do. A response from you. She kept saying it. She said it multiple times throughout the night. I'm tired as all get out.
I better call it a night. I'm tired as all get out. And I and I just figured she was doing old people speak. Which is unusual for her. Yeah.
But I also wasn't well, I didn't know she was trying to get a reaction. So I didn't move there. I was like When she said the second time, ma'am. Be pretty tired. Yeah.
You keep saying that you're tired. You must be go take a rest. I don't know. Tired is all get out. Maybe that was just her hint of, like, I'm tired doing this project.
I'm tired of doing it. It then. Oh, really? Not that I heard. I don't know.
It was pretty fun. I I got some time with her in the evening, just the two of us. Yeah. And we did some running around and the errand running, and she goes, it's pretty fun that I got to spend some alone time with dad and some alone time with you. And Nice.
She's a great kid. Well yeah. I like hanging out with her. That about her. Yeah.
That's cool. I'm stoked. She said she had a good time with you, but she told me not to tell you because then that sounded too sappy. Oh, it can't have that. Sounds sappy.
I know. I said people like to know that they like your company. Right. He's gonna think that's a nice compliment. That's very cool.
I'm glad that she had a good time. I did too. It was, it was busy, and we got to eat lunch. And I tried to make her pick lunch, and she says, I always pick. She never picks.
And I said, no. But it's just you and me. You pick. Where do you wanna eat? I'll eat whatever.
You pick. I ended up picking. Of course, she did because she's she doesn't pick. Yeah. And she said, I had the trailer on, and so I said, I've gotta pick somewhere with a parking lot I can park in, so maybe this place would be better.
And she's like, I haven't had that forever. So it worked out. High five, bud. Yeah. Well, then she just had nuggets like everywhere else.
Okay. Yeah. You eat the same thing everywhere. Yeah. That's why she doesn't care.
I I'll just pick chicken nuggets. So wherever I can go to get nuggies, that's where I'll go. Okay. Well, not to sound too sappy. She had a great time.
Well, that's cool. And, apparently, with you, but she was comfortable telling you. So there's that. Anyway, yeah. Good good productive busy day.
I'm still kinda tired from it, actually. Are you tired? Yeah. Oh, yeah. I can rest.
I I'm tired as I all get out. So in the land of, cell phones, there are essentially two major competitors, iPhones Mhmm. And Android. Mhmm. And Android is the software that other phones sort of build upon.
So if you have a Samsung, you have an Android that has a bunch of Samsung stuff on it. Right. If you have a Motorola, you have a bunch of Android stuff with Motorola built on top of it and so forth. Right? Yeah.
Or if you have, like, a Google Pixel like we do. You just have raw Google. Like, it's just the Google Android operating system. Well, I just typically, I feel pretty confident in, the knowledge I have of the Android phone. I've had an Android forever.
I've never had an iPhone. I don't care for the iPhone. I feel like it's years behind technologically, and I know. You're being very divisive right now. I understand.
I don't like iPhone users because I think they are bullies. Alright. And that's by design. Apple loves that about their, iPhone users, and that's why they have this, like, blue and green text thing so that people can get angry that they have someone who has an Android in their group chat, and so their bubbles are green and blue and something. I like that.
That Android affect me at all. Doesn't change my text conversation with you at all. So this is a you problem. But here's the latest. A new feature coming to iOS 19.
Apple intelligence will now calculate how much time is left until your battery is fully charged. That's what? Yeah. We've had that forever. Forever.
Forever. I've had that on my phone for Yeah. Ever. You know, iPhone's finally getting it. So Cool.
Good job, iPhone. Yeah. Welcome to the new technology. I that's what I'm saying. Look.
I I get it. But they also like calling their stuff Apple intelligence or AI. I've been told my phone is a Fisher Price phone, but it's not an Apple. Am I That's I'm sorry, but, my phone is more intelligent than your phone. Yeah.
So, you know, and I I really enjoy. I have the the Pixel eight. They're on the Pixel nine now, and they're gonna be on the 10 before you know it. And I really enjoy this phone. I think it takes great pictures.
I have no problems with anything that this phone does or is capable of as compared to Here's the thing. To an iPhone. Yeah. I don't care. I don't care what teachers I have.
Does it make a phone call? Does it text? Does it do the basic requirements that I need? That's all I ask for. Yeah.
You like technology. You do other research into specs and different things. I listen to what you say because you're smart about what you're buying. You do the research into what you're buying. Sure.
And so I you say this is the right phone. I think this is gonna be great for both of us. It's gonna be it's gonna fit exactly what we need. And I go, cool. And because of that, I've never had an iPhone because you don't like them.
But I'll never get an iPhone now because every iPhone user I've ever come across are bullies. They're like, oh, you make my my text look great. And I go, I'll never ever ever buy an iPhone because I don't like you. So someone someone on the, on the thread where I saw this, this posted said, I can't believe that this is just now coming to Apple. It's a feature I had on my Samsung six in 2015, and it's being introduced as a new feature for Apple in 2025.
This can't be true. And and someone else said, Apple has been taking old and tested Android features and implementing them on iPhones and marking it as innovation for many years pretty much ever since Steve Jobs died. And I will agree with that. I feel like Apple was incredibly innovative under Steve. I think they were doing new things.
I think he had a very creative mind, and the things he was do he was doing with the I the iPod Uh-huh. The iPhone. He always said, we'll never have a plastic iPhone. Like, he was very adamant about that. He died.
They immediately came out with the iPhone color, and you could get it in a plastic case in a hundred different colors because they just turned it into a marketing machine rather than an innovative Yeah. Idea creation thing. And, honestly, I'm I'm just saying it's just saying about a money grab. I get it. Grabby patties.
I'm saying it just to say it. I feel like they haven't done anything innovative since he passed away. Oh. And I don't think they have. I've yet to see something where I'm like, that's amazing.
A $4,000 VR headset? Nope. Not innovative. Nope. It was a big day yesterday.
Yesterday, day before. Sunday. I forget. It's Tuesday, not Monday. I've I've been excited to talk about.
Oh, yeah. Don't you dare. Finally finally finally got to do the hike that has been eluding, you and I since, well, the snow started melting, I guess. Early May, I said, we gotta get to the mountains. I am desperate to get to the wilderness.
I should have gone to the southern wilderness if that's even a thing because going north is where you find snow. Uh-huh. And so, went north, found the roads were still closed, said, well, that's no good. Went to a different place instead and spent a day there. Got rained on.
And then Yeah. You remember? Yeah. Yeah. And then the next weekend was Mother's Day.
Right? Yep. And or maybe it was the week before. I don't remember. Remember.
Also in May, said, let's go try again. Got really close and then got stuck in a snowdrift for a couple hours. Yeah. Had to be rescued. You remember the story.
Do remember. That was not a great day. Yeah. Not my favorite day. So on Sunday, we said, you know what?
I think it's time a charm. Let's go back. But this time, let's bring people just because I feel like that hike wasn't destined to be just you and I. For some reason, it was supposed to be you and us, you and you us and, and some other people for some reason. It wasn't meant to be just you and me because if it was, we would have made it the first or second time.
Third time. We were just too early. Yeah. Well, it could be that. Third time third time's a charm.
Did indeed make it all the way to the trailhead without issue and then made it, on the hike. And it was a lovely. Awesome hike. Lovely hike. Yeah.
So we went to Aldous Lake, which is a weird way to say it. Are you sure it's not Aldous? I have I have Aldous. Watched so many YouTube videos. Yeah.
I like calling it Aldous because it's it's Aldous Lake, and I didn't even make that joke once when we were there. Did you? I made it a couple of different times. I didn't even hear it. Nobody even reacted.
It's because no one heard it. I know. Sad. Yeah. Look at all this lake.
Yeah. Anyway, it's, it's awesome. It was a great hike, and I plan on going back. Yeah. And I'll be taking my fishing rod with me when I go back, because that was We did see some jump and fish.
Mhmm. And I do wanna go up to the Upper lake as well. I think that would be, I've heard fishing is good up there too. So I wanna go play around up there and see what's up. I don't know what happened to me when I was hiking, but when I got back, I'm even, like, crossing my legs right now, and I got, ow.
Because you're all scratched up. Scratched up. I'm all banged and bruised. Yeah. Well, that's because we have, like, what, three logs you had to crawl over.
And and one of them, you just said, I'm just gonna straddle it. And that's exactly what you did. That's where you scratch your legs up. You straddle the log in a trail. And then you said, like, no.
It could have been from something else. No. That's what it was from. It was from a decision you made to just instead of, crawl over it with your feet, you said, I'll just straddle it. Crawl over it with my feet.
Yeah. Like, I did. How did what? Parkour. Oh, I'm not no.
I would've if I had done that, I would've been much more banged up and burned. Think? Oh, yeah. Josh Jake Hale. Clumsy.
I I would watch you do parkour. Parkour. I bet you would. Yeah. I bet anybody would watch that.
That would be a riot. You could've just pummel horsed it. You know? I could've. I essentially did.
No. You just straddled it and then turned the other way and went, that'll do, and then went, how come my legs are all scratched up? I don't know. Maybe it's that log or the other two. The one you had to go under, I don't think it got you.
Uh-uh. No. I was fine with that one. But but the two that you have to go over, I think one of those two got you. Because going up, you had to cross them and coming down, you had to cross them.
So that's a total of four logs you had to crawl over, and two, you had to go on. So, yeah, you got a little a little dinged up. But the point is we did indeed make it. Lunch was fantastic, on the way home, I saw some water, and I said, oh, that water looks super fishy. And you're like, well, go back and fish it.
And so I did, and I caught some little fish. Five. Were awesome. You caught five of them. They were awesome too.
Brook trout. The little brook trout. They are so cool looking. So I was pretty excited about that. Good day.
Yeah. It's a good day to be out. A good day. And way to make it way to get us to Aldus Lake. Aldus.
Aldus. Aldus. Look at Aldus. Look at Aldus Lake. Yeah.
It it's gotta be French. A lot of the stuff that, that is around Must be French. Is is named after, like, French stuff. Explorers. Well, when you get up into Northern Idaho and stuff, like, a ton of that stuff is Like Dubois?
Dubois. Instead, Dubois. Dubois. Quarter lane. You know?
I do. Yeah. I know all of those things. And Aldous. Aldous.
It was cool too is that that trail, that we're on is part of the Continental Divide Trail. Oh, yeah. That's right. And just north, like, where the mountains are, if you were to cross those mountains, you're in Montana. Like, it's right on the state line.
It's very cool, very cool spot. Anyway, thumbs up. Good hiking. Way to get us there, bud. And, we finally got to do the hike that we've been trying to do for for a month.
Weeks and weeks and weeks. Yeah. Then I was worried about our friends who had rescued us the second time. I know. They had tiny little tires on the car they brought up.
I know. But they made it. They made it. They did it. Everybody was safe.
Everybody was good. You know that one of my main loves in life is to stay hip on the lingo that the kids are saying. Yeah. I Like, hip on the lingo. Hip on the lingo.
That is a great example. Hip on the lingo. I like to stay in the know. I like to stay cool. I like to stay fresh and and fast.
I don't know what that means. Keep it up. The new thing that's going around, I don't know if it's necessarily new. I just my 15 year old last night. Our 15 year old.
Go ahead. Our 15 year old. Yeah. I said something and that she thought was cool about something. I don't remember what the context was, but she said, okay.
Per. And I was What? Okay. Purr. Like like a cat.
Uh-huh. Like, okay. Uh-huh. Like that. Correct.
Just you should've done that. Meow. And she would've been like, yeah. Like that. Yeah.
That's hip lingo. I said, what does that mean? Yeah. Okay, purr. And she said it means legit, cool, hip, fresh.
Meow. Jive. Jive. Jive cats? No way.
Jive cats? I think that's new. I've heard of turkeys, but jive cats keep. I'm looking it up. No jive cats is a thing.
Jive cats is like, hep cats. You know what? Hep cat? Hep cat. That's from that's from, like, the nineteen forties.
Okay. Hep cats. Jive cats. So all these adults out there, if you're trying to be cool and fresh and hip with your kids Jazz influenced harmonies and styles and good Jive cats. I knew it.
It's a band. I told you. It's a four piece rock and roll rockabilly band, the Jive cats. I told you. I'm in the know.
You're in the know about a rockabilly band? Yeah. Yeah. And hip speak. Let me tell you.
I know. That's what the kids are listening to. Okay, purr. See how easy it just rolls off my tongue? Because I've No.
I don't see how easy it rolls off your tongue. No. Cats got rough tongues. If you if you wanna look cool with your teenagers, at them. Not not actual but Like that.
Let them come home, and they say something cool. You go, okay. I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna do that today. I'm gonna drop that. Do it in the middle of, Yeah.
I'm gonna go, how was your day? And she's gonna go, no. I'm gonna do it to her. Oh. I'm gonna do it to our daughter.
She's gonna say something about I'm a I'm like, I'm gonna go, like, hey. How was your day today? And she'll go, whatever. I'll go, okay. Purr.
And she's gonna go, no. And then she'll walk away. Yes. She That will be the entirety of the interaction, and I'll love every minute. Yes.
I know. We were driving, and we were listening to a podcast. And the podcast that we happen to be listening to was, a story about the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. This is true. And a character in that story, a real person Yeah.
By the name of John Brown That is correct. Who happened to be John Wilkes Booth's nemesis. Yeah. Sure. The story where they started talking about John Brown was when John Brown and John Welch Booth got into a disagreement.
I can't remember if they got into, like, a fist fight or a knife fight. I don't remember that they ever actually met. Okay. I think I think it was just really that John Brown was a major abolitionist, and, John Wilkes Booth was not. Correct.
So And they were sort of They disagreed with the job. Opposites. Yeah. They did. Yeah.
Yeah. I didn't hear a lot of that story because the only thing I could think of was an old camp story that I used to know called John Brown's baby. And it goes Ah. John Brown's baby had a cold upon his chest. Right.
And you kept saying that. And I kept going, I don't know what that is. You just keep saying it. I can't believe you don't know what that is. I'm still surprised.
John Brown's Baby Had a Cold. I'm singing it totally wrong because I can't remember how it's sung. The tune is it it eludes you, and that's fine. It's not the first time that's happened. But, no, I'd never heard the song.
Then you played the song, and it was like a campfire song, like, at a a youth camp or something. I've never heard this song in my whole life. And you were like, how have you never heard this? Like, I'm the strange one. You're the one singing about John John Brown's baby.
Yeah. I don't know if this is the same John Brown. If I don't either. I just know that I didn't hear that part of the podcast story because I like it. Busy.
Think of that. And then you kept going, who is John Brown? Well, let's go back and listen. So John Wilkes Booth, was present at the execution of John Brown after Brown's raid on Harper's Ferry. So when that happened, which is its own whole story, John Wilkes Booth was there.
But he I don't believe they ever met Okay. In person. John Wilkes Booth was just present at John Brown's execution. So, anyway John Wilkes Booth. I Killing Abraham.
I know. How could you? It will. Also, John Brown's baby had a cold body. Right.
No. I heard about that, and that's all I heard about. And now I have to go back and listen to that part of the show again because I missed it. Erupt it with camphorated oil. What kind of oil?
Camphorated. What is that? I don't know. That's okay. Yes.
This is I just looked up the origin. It's a civil war tune. K. Which checks out on timeline. Actually was John Brown's body.
That was the original. It was initially used. John Brown's body, and then they changed it to John Brown's baby? Yeah. Okay.
Yeah. Now they say nowadays, they change camphorated oil with mentholated goo. What? Nowadays, who's running around singing John Brown's baby nowadays? No one but you.
Yeah. Just you with your little hand held high. Yeah. That's me. Interesting.
John Brown's baby is not about a real baby, but rather a children's song based on the tune of John Brown's Body There we go. Which is now covered with mentholated goo. Interesting. Alrighty. K.
Cool. John Brown, did have a large family. He had 20 children in total, so it could have been about John Brown. I bet he had a lot of babies that had a cold upon their chest. John Brown's babies had lots of colds upon their chest.
They could've. Rubbed it with camphorated oil. Oh, boy. Now mentholated goop. I I've heard enough.
I don't even know anything about it. But Now you know so much about it. That's right. Because here's here's what you have. You you are the most vocal stim person that I know.
One thing will happen, and it'll trigger a thing. And then you go, man, Brown's baby. Like, a record, like, speeding up. Brown's baby had a cold, upon the chance. And you everybody around you goes, what was that?
And you're like, no. You know. You know John Brown's baby. Know. And no one does.
Everyone knows John Brown's face. Baby. I don't know. Nope. Just you.
There is a, well, a story in a Chinese newspaper that came out and said that, young people in China are paying $5 a day to pretend like they have a job. Wait a minute. Hold on. Normally, when you have a job, you get paid to do that job. This is a story where young people are paying Yeah.
To pretend they have a job. Who are they paying? You go to a shared office, but you don't do any actual work. It's all pretend. So you don't have to tell your friends and family that you're unemployed.
Oh, it's a pride thing. So you pay for a desk, Wi Fi, coffee, and the theatrics. And so then you go, look at my office job. Yeah. They'll assign you fake tasks.
So if anyone asks They're not fake tasks. They're real tasks. You're paying to do a job. Go on. So if anyone asks what you did at work, you can show them an email maybe and say, oh, I'm Look how official I am.
Buried in paperwork. That's ridiculous. You can also some places will even have fake bosses, and you can pay extra to have a fake fight with them. No. I'm not gonna pay to have work stress.
Most customers it sounds like most customers, like, most people that pay to do this, are using this time to search for a real job. Okay. They said it's cheaper than, like, sitting in a coffee shop and doing that. Why don't you just do it at home? Because then you can't tell every if you're at home, that's where the people are.
I thought you said you had a job. But, apparently, it's become a long term strategy for some of these people who are like, yeah. I kinda like doing this. I'm Go get a job. I know.
Quit paying money. Where's that money coming from? Yeah. Exactly. I know.
Borrowing from your parents to go Hey. Pretend to have a job or get a job? Can I have $5 so I can go pretend, sit at my face? It's $5 for how long? A day?
A day. But I don't know how long a day is. Eight hours of, quote, unquote, fake tasks. So we're gonna need you to go ahead and make this spreadsheet and, do these calculations. That's your fake task for the day.
Cheaper than a coffee shop. Thanks for paying $5 to do a job. That's ridiculous. Isn't it crazy? Go get a job.
Yeah. You can sit at home and search for a job if that's what you're doing there. It's free at home. Uh-huh. Free.
Yeah. But then I can't tell everybody I have a job. Because then when you land the job, you go, I'm leaving this place. The boss and I got in a fight. I'm out of here.
I'm over it. I'm going to my new job. Look at my new job. And then you're finally getting paid. There you go.
Ugh. Well $5. Than a coffee. Cheaper than a coffee shop, Josh. Alright.
All I have at home is regular home coffee. Yeah. Joshua. What? What?
What? Josh. Chantelua. You Chantel. Chantel.
You've had your name for how long? My whole life. Your whole life, which is Forty Forty years. Three years. Yeah.
Something like that. Do you like your name? Sure. You do? Have you always liked your name?
I mean, that's the one I have. It's the one I know. So sure. Your name came from A soap opera guy. I'm named after a guy in a soap opera.
K. It's a pretty common name. The I know a lot of Josh's. Yeah. Although I was talking to somebody yesterday, and we know a Josh that's not very nice.
And she said, I don't even call him by his name anymore. The only Josh that matters to me is your Josh. I gotta look him up. I thought that was nice. That was a nice compliment to you.
Well, yeah. That is nice. But I know lots of Josh's. In the eighties, the character Joshua Lewis appeared in the soap opera guiding light. I believe that might be him.
Oh, really? There was also Joshua Fallon, a character from soap opera Days of Our Lives, which was portrayed by Stephen Brooks from 1980 to '81, and then later by Scott Palmer from 1981 to '82. They had two actors that played the same guy. That happened all the time in soap operas. Yeah.
So I don't know which one the Days of Our Lives. They're good. I don't know if I if if it's Joshua Lewis from, Guiding Light or if it's Joshua Fallon from Days of Our Lives. I don't know. Oh, no.
So I'm gonna look him up. We let's see. My name I haven't always loved my name just because people seem like it's complicated. People act like my name is complicated. It's not complicated.
Right? If I could learn how if I could learn how to pronounce it and spell it at five years old, I'm sure you can take it from an email and remember it. It's easy. It is fairly easy. Do you not like it?
There was a lot of years that I did not. Okay. I do remember sitting on the front step one time. My mom got my name from a lady who used to bowl with her, and she thought the name was pretty. And so she took it.
But I was sitting on the front step one day when I was little, and the mailman walked by and said, hi. What is your name? And I told him, and he said, oh, you can't tell? That's right. Chantel?
Oh, you can't tell? Okay. I gotcha. Stranger danger. I get it.
I'll move on. Here's your mail. I got really mad at you. Yeah. I was like, oh, you hate my name.
No one's ever gonna tell my name. Well, if you were to pronounce it Chantel, like fancy Like fancy. Yeah. Oh, Chantel. Oh, Chantel.
Chantel. Right. It's just Chantel. It's just it's just a regular And that's why it's just Josh. Shorty.
It's real easy. Joshua. Or that. Do you like that your name is common? Do I like that my name is common?
It's Josh. It's it's not Stop it. Common. Shut it down. Done.
We're done. Would you know it or would you not know it? Is that the game? Is that what it's called? Yeah.
It is. Good job. You know it, or would you not know it? No. It's would you rather this or that.
Would you rather have to read the entire b encyclopedia The the letter b? Yeah. Okay. Or the entire p encyclopedia Hold on. Why?
Are you checking how many, pages there are? Yeah. I think I'm gonna go with b. I'm gonna read b for the letter b. Which letter of encyclopedia has the most pages?
And are you reading the World Book Encyclopedia? Or the Funkin' Wagnalls Or the Britannica? Who else made encyclopedias? I wanna say Merriam Webster, but I think they just did dictionaries. Yeah.
Which letter of encyclopedia has more pages? Let's try that. K. Has more pages, b or p? In standard English language, the letter p would typically have more pages than b.
I'm taking b. Why does p have more pages? Because the English alphabet has a disproportionate number of entries starting with p compared to b. For example, common words that start with p include person, place, picture, planet, while common words that start with b include book, bed, and ball. P will generally have more entries in an encyclopedia and therefore more pages devoted to it.
I will take b. I already picked b. Well, I picked No. After I did research. I don't have to pick a different one.
Yeah. You do. No. I don't. Which one would you rather don't do any research.
Just off the top of your head Yeah. Which one would you pick? If I said, here's an entire encyclopedia. Pick a letter. You have to read one.
No. I said no research. The the smallest ones would be s t or h. However, it is observed that letters like x, y, and z often have fewer pages compared to more common letters like a, b, c, d, e, or f, because there are fewer words that begin with them. I'm surprised that s and t are small.
I would not have guessed that. Maybe I should read an encyclopedia. H is one yeah. It's one of the skinniest. F isn't very big either if I remember right.
I think f was pretty skinny. Would you rather read h or f? F. Yeah. Me too.
If you find yourself traveling North Of Saint Anthony at all, in this, June, Be wary of the Mormon Cricket, because they are plentiful. They is everywhere. We were driving, up in that area up by, Dubois and up at the North Saint Anthony, Kilgore area over the weekend. And, it was weird. I was like, what is all of this in the road?
It looked like, like a cattle trailer Yeah. Had, like, driven through there a hundred times. And I'm like, what? It why are the roads orange? Like, it's so weird.
And then I was like, what is in the it looks like gravel spilled in the road. Yeah. It's orange, and there's gravel. Miles and miles and miles. And then it got denser and denser and denser, and I went, I know what this is.
This is Mormon crickets. There's Mormon crickets in the road. Yeah. And they are thick and everywhere. And, over at eastidahonews.com, I saw a story.
Oh. It was posted on the first. I was wondering if there was gonna be something. There is. Yeah.
There is. And, they they are warning motorists traveling through rural parts of Idaho, that the roads can be a little bit slippery because of the more crickets. Yes. It was gross. They, they're they're kind of invading Du Bois and Clark County a lot right now.
No. Invasion. They're actually not a cricket. They're more like a grasshopper. They're Kind of.
Yeah. But they eat, shrubs, grasses, fruit trees, grains, fields. They're out there doing that stuff, and they can't fly, but they are able to travel long distances hopping around. I don't know why they're hanging out in the road, though. Yeah.
They gotta move on. Well but here's what they say. To help drivers stay safe, then keep their vehicles in good shape, You should prepare your windshield before heading out. Top off your washer fluid, and make sure your wiper blades are in good condition to help maintain visibility if they jump on top of your windshield. Protect your car's finish.
Wash your car regularly. Apply wax to guard against, any acidity from crushed insects. Check your filters. The engine air filter and cabin air filter can become clogged with debris Ew. Especially during heavy insect activity.
Watch your engine temperature. A higher than normal reading on your temperature gauge could indicate a blockage in your engine's cooling cooling system, possibly caused by insect buildup. Insect blockage. Mhmm. Yeah.
Gust And they say drive cautiously through the swarms. Crickets can make the road surface slick. Triple a advises slowing down, avoiding sharp turns, and steering clear of sudden acceleration or braking, because they they be slippery. Okay. You know what I just realized, though?
When we saw that was kind of like a horror movie. That could've turned was That could've turned into something real bad if we were in a movie. Because we're driving along. And we look over and we go, oh, what is that on the road? And then we stopped.
Yeah. We did. And we opened the door. Well, we rolled down the windows, but we're in a tall truck. Door.
You did? Yes. I didn't know you did that. Why would you ever? Yes.
I didn't know that there was gonna be insect blockage. It it's pretty wild. They could have infested the truck. They don't fly. No.
But they they jump a lot. That could have been Yeah. A horror movie. Yeah. They're they're really interesting.
And No. They're not. The fact that there are so many of them. I I was blown away by the population. I know.
It's a lot. So many. Like, I didn't understand For my When they say, like, a swarm, I go like, oh, yeah. It's just, like, a a pile of them. It's, like, maybe a football field worth of them.
No. It's miles of them. They also eat grasses and things Yeah. Which is also what the sheep and cows do in that area too. So they're taking all that food from the sheep and cows.
Oh. I don't like that. Well, get more chickens out there. That's get more birds. I really was surprised that it wasn't a bird feeding frenzy.
Uh-huh. And maybe it was the time of day, and the birds were like Maybe there's still napping. Or maybe they're so full. Yeah. Maybe they taste terrible.
Maybe. They're like, we don't want them. I know chickens like them. Do they? Yeah.
Oh, yeah. Sick the chickens on them. Yeah. Release the chickens. Release the chickens.
Anyway, if you wanna learn more about the cricket invasion, check out eastIdahonews.com. They've got the story with some pictures and stuff. But if you if you see it yourself, it's a whole different thing. Yeah. Yeah.
Watch out for that insect blockage. Yeah. Yeah. It's cool. Did you like that?
That's gonna wrap up the show. Have a great rest of your Tuesday. We'll be back tomorrow morning. Get the show on demand. It's available everywhere podcasts are available.
Demand. No. Not that. Oh. No.
Anyway, we're out of here. See you tomorrow. Bye. Have a good day. Thanks for listening to wake up classy 97, the podcast.
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