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Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Tuesday, May 13th, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
It’s Chantel’s BFF’s birthday & Top Gun day, Josh found out that a prized possession was thrown out years ago, Chantel’s got filthy fingers, we’re officially watching for the baby eagles to fledge the nest, let’s talk about reusing sandwich bags and what’s appropriate to wash in the dishwasher, our daughter doesn’t know what her dad looks like, the campfire folk band is still on the Snake River, and we sort of released the football raccoon in the room.
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Intro
(3:09) - BFF's birthday & Top Gun
(6:52) - 26th Annual 2nd Chance Prom
(10:34) - Good News to Get You Going
(12:26) - Bad roommates and lost possessions
(18:51) - Idaho Falls Farmers Market
(21:26) - Chantel's dirty fingers
(25:46) - Officially in fledge watch
(31:08) - Reusing sandwich bags
(38:20) - What goes in the dishwasher
(44:15) - That guy doesn't look like your dad at all
(49:23) - A Brothers Fountain are still afloat
(54:29) - Would You Rather This or That
(57:14) - NFL game schedules & the 12th Man + outro
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Full show transcript:
We have not yet figured out what we wanna try to do in, like, two months for our anniversary. Do you know that? I know. Apparently, a big trend right now for people taking vacations is to go to places that force them to unplug I would love that. Which I think is interesting.
And there are resorts that are actually, like, catering to this where they'll say, like, nope. There's no Wi Fi. There's no TVs in the rooms. One resort, your guests' devices are taken from you when you do Yeah. I don't know about that.
Yeah. And they're like, you you that way you can you there's no distractions. Yeah. I can't ask. But I also that feels sketch.
Like, what? Are you gonna are you gonna kidnap me? Well, no. It's not that. Like, people are paying for what they're calling a digital detox.
And so they're going to a resort, and they're saying, yes. No screens, no Internet, no Wi Fi. Don't contact me. Here's the deal. I'm shutting it all off, and I'm escaping it all for a while.
You know, an easy way to do that is just to go to the woods where you don't have service. I like that too. It's pretty easy. That sounds awesome. Let's do that this weekend, next weekend.
Yeah. Every weekend. Yes. Yeah. Okay.
Hey. Hey. Let's do this show. It's Tuesday, May 13. It's my best friend's birthday and Top Gun Day.
That's right. I feel the need. The need for birthday. Woo. Woo.
Josh found out that a prized possession was thrown out years ago. It was not a prized possession. You don't know. Hadn't even opened that thing in fifteen years. That doesn't mean it wasn't a prized possession.
It was not a prized possession. Tell me three things in that book. Recipes for ramen. Tell me three of those recipes. Hot dog ramen, egg drop ramen, hot pot ramen.
I threw it out. Shall I go on? Yeah. Go ahead. I still threw it out.
You can't get it back. I know. I'm not surprised because I should. You don't know. You didn't you didn't even ask.
I've got filthy fingers Yeah. You do. Digging in that dirt. Sick. We're officially watching for the baby eagles to fledge the nest.
And you're a little sad about it. Sad. What am I supposed to do all morning when they're gone? I don't know. Watch the empty nest.
I know. Let's talk about reusing sandwich bags and what's appropriate to wash in the dishwasher. The list is limited, and the sandwich bags should not be washed, I don't think. If they need to be washed, just throw them away. Just get a new one, guys.
Come on. Our daughter doesn't know what her dad looks like. Apparently, I look like every other dude in the whole town. It's cool. The Campfire folk band is still on the Snake River.
That's right. They are still afloat. And we sort of released the football raccoon in the room. Yeah. Can you settle down just a little bit for us?
Awesome. Thanks. Raccoon has two c's and two o's. I don't need your judgment. We are Josh and Chantel.
I do math. She spells. That's true. And this is Wake Up Classy 97, the podcast. Enjoy today's show.
Enjoy. It's so creepy. Why is that creepy? Hey. It's weird.
Oh, I I didn't mean for it to be weird. It's your best friend's birthday. Are you gonna say anything today? Oh, it's my best friend. Oh, it is my best friend's birthday.
I act I thought you were talking about a celebrity or something. No. My my actual best friend. It's your actual best best friend's birthday today. She's been kinda busy.
I finally heard from her for the first time yesterday. Yeah. I know it's been, like, a week or so since you heard from her. Yeah. So, okay.
Yep. I'm gonna that's on my agenda today. Call the best friend. Wish her happy birthday. Okay.
Super. Her birthday happens to fall on Top Gun Day. Top Gun Day. Yeah. How come Top Gun gets its own day?
Super good question I don't know the answer to. Is this the day the movie came out? Is that what it what what it wrote? Like, I don't know why. My other question.
Yeah? Does Kenny Loggins get his own day? Okay. Danger zone day. That'd be okay.
You could blast that out the car windows while you're driving around, make you cruise through traffic. Yeah. Right. You could also host a Top Gun Day party, it says. You could host a Top you could host a Top Gun party anytime you want.
It doesn't have to be on Top Gun Day. You could host a shirtless volleyball game while you're listening to Kenny Loggins playing with the boys. No. That's Playing with them boys. There it is.
Yeah. I had it all the whole time. Okay. Or you could listen to Berlin, take my breath away while you have a romantic kiss. No.
Okay. No. Thank you. Or sit behind the piano and play goodness gracious great balls of fire. Or, you've lost that loving feeling.
You got a couple of different options of things you can do. Did you know we went to San Diego, which, by the way, is where the movie was filmed. And we didn't go to a single filming location. What a wasted opportunity. Wasted.
Wasted. I don't know if it was wasted. I, one, didn't know that that's where it was filmed. Two, didn't know where any of those filming locations were. And three, thought that we had a fine time without going to those places.
We had a fine time. We didn't need Top Gun in our San Diego trip. But Charlie's Little Blue House and, Kansas City Barbecue Who's Charlie? Charlie's Little Blue House and Kansas City Barbecue are filming locations you can still visit. And, the Kansas City barbecue place, still has Goose's photo on the wall.
RIP, buddy. Wow. I don't like barbecue. Okay. So that's probably why we didn't go there.
And You're correct. We went to, what's it called? I don't know, Josh. It's a Thai food. Much better.
Very, very good Thai food. Much, much better. Kelly McGillis plays Charlie. Oh, yeah. The girl.
Just say the girl. Little blue eyes. The love interest. Yeah. Yeah.
Charlie. I don't know her name. Did you know her name? Did you know that she was you did not. You had to look it up.
Lie your birthday your best friend. Happy Top Gun Day. Happy May 13. Enjoy your day. You and me, we got a date with some honey.
Four? Oh, yeah. We do have I was gonna say four days. We do have a date with some honey. That's right.
Browning's Honey. Yeah. Browning's Honey is, our main sponsor for the twenty sixth annual class of ninety seven second chance prom. And I was in there yesterday, talking to Cynthia. And as we were kinda wandering around in the gift shop, I I noticed again the giant selection of flavored honeys.
And there's a lot. I mean, there's a lot. Sent me some pictures. Yeah. And I said, pick out some of these honey sticks, and let's try some of these.
So later on, we're gonna try some of these honey sticks. The problem What's the problem? If there if I could if I could say there there's any kind of problem, it's that some of the the honeys are the same color. So I don't know what's watermelon, what's cherry, and what's cinnamon. And I can't remember a couple of the other ones.
Like, you you wanted, like, an orange blossom one. Uh-huh. And, and so there's one of those. Anyway, we'll we're just gonna try them, and it's gonna be a it's gonna be a bit of an adventure. Just gonna have to try them.
Yep. Oh, no. Browning's Honey, as I said, the main sponsor for the prom, they, will be there with Honey at the prom, which would be awesome. So if you wanna talk to them about it, you wanna learn more about what they do, you wanna get some honey, they will be there, which would be great. And, you can meet Ben and Cynthia, and you can, get yourself some honey.
If you have never ever ever been to a second chance prom, make this one your first. Yeah. There there are folks that I know will be there that have been to, like, I think all but one. Them. Yeah.
Like, they're the Juanita. Right? I think she's been to every single one of them except one. That's crazy. I know.
It's pretty awesome. She kinda likes it. Yeah. Twenty sixth annual second chance prom. Enchanted forest is this year's theme.
So we're gonna have twinkling lights and foliage. And you can dress as the theme. You can play into the theme, or you can just come in whatever else you want. Just come as you are. We did not dress in the theme, and that's gonna be okay.
We got you got a nice dress. I think what I think the big deal is we're gonna be at the Enchanted Forest, dressed as we are dressed. Yeah. So it's gonna be it's gonna be a blast. It is gonna be fun.
You can get tickets for free at Brownings Honey. They are just north of Bish's RV on the Lewisville Highway. Very easy to get to. And, and then you can also stop by and check out their gift shop and see all those honey flavors I'm talking about. Oh, man.
I'm excited to try some of those. I know. I know. I got a I asked you to bring home a huckleberry one. That one's in there.
And a pina colada one. That one's in there. And cherry and chocolate. I got those. And then I oh, and then you had one more and the orange blossom.
Mhmm. And then I picked out cinnamon, watermelon, and one other one, and I can't remember what it was. Other one? Surprise, honey. Yeah.
We'll go, what's that taste like? Oh, no. It's coming up on Saturday. Just four days away. Four days away.
Be a lot of fun. Get your tickets online if you wanna buy them ahead of time on Friday. You can buy them half price Friday, and then, we'll have one more chance for you to grab them on Saturday at the Farmers' Market from nine to noon in Idaho Falls. Lots of, lots of fun, lots of dancing, chances to win a $200 Visa gift card, and so much more. Anyway And fun and laughs and cookies and punch.
And music. And music. Yeah. Twenty sixth annual class e ninety seven second chance prom. It's happening on Saturday.
All the details are in the app. Just tap the link. How about some good news Let's hear it. This morning. On Friday, Brandy Fields and her son, Kyle, they graduated together from the Texas Christian University, which made Mother's Day weekend extra special for both of them.
Brandy got her executive master of business administration degree, and, Kyle got his master of liberal arts degree. Wow. Yeah. So they got to walk together. They got to have the graduation, the whole thing here.
The ceremony was fun, and Brandy said she also valued the time that was spent with her son while they were working toward their degrees. Yeah. She said sharing this moment with my son is something I never imagined. We supported each other through late nights and strict deadlines, and to walk the stage together, especially on Mother's Day weekend, is an incredible and meaningful moment for our family. And I think it's really nice.
I like when those things happen. That's really neat that I mean, because she's continuing education or went back to school or is in a situation where she wasn't able to finish, and now she's gone back and she's working through it. I think it's so cool. It's great. It's never too late, they say.
Gonna say, I wonder if our kids would be upset if I graduated with them. It'd be funny if you did it and just didn't tell them. You're like, I'm working on it. I did it too. Look at me.
I still hold your spotlight. No. That's not that's not it. We're sharing the spotlight. I think that's pretty cool.
So congratulations to Brandy and Kyle and all the other graduates. I know it's graduation season. Graduation. Of, ceremonies happening Yep. It is.
All over the place. I saw ISU's prep, for all of their graduation stuff looked great. I know there's a bunch of high school graduations getting ready to ramp up here real quick. So, congratulations, seniors. It's a big deal.
Oodie lolly. That's good news to get you going. I just read a story. It might have triggered me, because I had some bad roommates. Oh.
There is a story about a guy who, stole his roommate's cake from his mini fridge, from the roommate's mini fridge and then had an allergic reaction to it because there were peanuts in it. Oh, well. And now once he paid for his medical bills Nope. For poisoning him. Negative.
Not gonna happen. Stay out of my cake. Here's a here's a a fun time. You you went to college. You had roommates.
I went to college. I had roommates. We were pretty good. A bunch of dudes, were pretty good about not eating each other's food. I would say 90% of my roommates were pretty good about not eating our food.
I don't know that I ever had that issue. There was I had a roommate who would steal food. Uh-huh. We would offer, like, oh, hey. Here's a cheesecake that my sister baked for my birthday.
Yeah. Would you guys like some? And two of my roommates were like, yes, please. Thank you for sharing. Uh-huh.
And then one roommate said, oh, no. Thank you. Uh-huh. And then later, I found fork marks Oh. In the cheesecake from where supposedly, I'm Allegedly?
Allegedly. Okay. She had the The one person who said no? The one person who said no. And I figured it's her because I asked the other two.
Yeah. Hey. Did you guys did you guys take a fork and dig into that cheesecake? And they both said, no. I I ate it when you offered.
Uh-huh. That was not the first time that that roommate had done that. Oh, alright. Also. Okay.
She was a she she was a thief of food. A food thief? Wow. Okay. And as you know, college is you're struggling financially.
Well, and it that was a birthday treat. It was a nice birthday treat. Right. And when we got a bag of chips one time Yeah. That was a luxury item.
Okay. She stole some chips from our bag of chips too. What? This roommate. Okay.
Did you count the individual chips? How did you know she had stolen chips? You could tell by the bag. You knew somebody put it in the bag. Oh, yeah.
You don't think you just had a little, extra binge and maybe maybe you had a few more Doritos than you thought? No, Josh. Okay. I'm just I'm playing devil's advocate a little bit, trying to make sure we get both sides of the story here. No.
Positive. Okay. She was a food thief. Okay. Did any of your roommates No.
Because we all had the exact same food in the fridge, frozen burritos, frozen pizza, ramen. It was a terrible food time. Like, I'm trying to think, like, how did I survive? How did you survive? I don't know.
That's the way our 20 year old is surviving. Day. Right? I don't know. Like, I assume I did.
I have no idea what you ate. Me neither. Because I'm trying to think about, like, day to day mundane things. Like, did I make a pizza every day? There's no way.
Well, you probably You know what I probably did was microwaved it because I couldn't have been bothered to, heat up an oven. Froze. So you had soggy frozen pizza. And pizza rolls. Probably probably lots of pizza rolls and, ramen and, When I met you, you had a ramen cookbook.
Different still have that somewhere, maybe. Did you throw it away? You threw away my ramen cookbook? You threw away my ramen cookbook from college? Wow.
Josh, listen. Why did you throw away my ramen cookbook? Been together for twenty years. We have moved how many times? I never got to make you the recipes for, like, egg drop ramen.
It's I'm I Hot dogs and ramen. Yeah. That's exactly why I threw it away. I never want you to make that for me. I would like to think making it.
I would like to think you're a much better cook than just ramen these days. So you can make me Hot dog ramen. No. It's coming your way. Get ready.
I'll disguise it as something fancy, and I'll even get the little the little, shiny little covers for the plates, and I'll lift them off. And everyone will be like, what is this steamy mess? Bro. It's hot dog ramen and joy. It's a specialty straight out of my college cooking.
Why did you need a recipe for that? It's not as simple as just putting hot dogs in ramen. Oh, how complicated is that? Seasonings and things. What special seasonings?
Cheese. It's got cheese in it. Gross. This gets worse and worse. So It's all good.
Then you add Sriracha, and it's amazing. Ugh. Come on. Give it a go. How often did you use that ramen cookbook?
Often enough that some of the pages were gross. Ew. Yeah. I'm glad I threw that away. I can't believe it.
Sorry. Not sorry. Throwing my stuff away. Josh, a ramen cookbook, you don't need it. We don't need it.
How am I supposed to make you this delicious ramen? Guess what? I threw that away probably five years ago, and you're just realizing it now, which means cuts deep. No. It doesn't.
Like a knife to the kidneys. I'm sure you can find all those recipes online if you really want them. That's where they came from. Yeah. Exactly.
You ported them out. Out Internet in a binder. I'm gonna find that hot dog ramen recipe. Don't I'm gonna I'm gonna find it, and I'm gonna read it to you just so you can see what all the parts you don't like are. Starting with ramen and hot dog.
Yeah. Exactly. Step one, ramen. Ew. Step two, hot dogs.
Step three, cheese. It's not even good cheese either. It's probably Kraft Singles. No. Oh, you know what?
That probably melts really cool in there. Gross. You probably wrap it around the hot dog before you dip it in there. Dip it in wet. The ramen water.
What do you mean in the wet? Come on. Coming up on Saturday, it is the, Idaho Falls Farmers Market. And and, I'm gonna be hanging out there for a few hours. Yeah.
You will be. There's something cool going on at the Farmers Market. So each month, we've decided we are going to support a a different cause. And, this month, we are supporting the community food basket. So you can stop by the Riverbend Media Group booth this Saturday while we're there from nine until two, and you can make a donation of nonperishable food items.
There are actually a whole list of items that are in demand. Cereal is a high need right now. And canned Soup. Canned chili and mac and cheese. Those are oh, and canned tuna or chicken.
Those are the high need items right now, that they really could use some help with. Canned soup is always a big deal. Dry pasta Peanut butter? Two pound. Yep.
Easy easy stuff. They they would love side dishes. They're not mashed potatoes. I assume they have I think they have a lot. But things like flavored rice, noodles with sauce, stuffing.
Yep. And those come in those little boxes. Right. They're super inexpensive. Yeah.
Yeah. And, anything you can do to help out would be greatly appreciated. Again, we'll be there on Saturday, at the Riverbend Media Group booth at the Idaho Falls Farmers' Market. That's where you can drop off those items. It'll also be your last chance to grab your free tickets to the twenty sixth annual Classy ninety seven second chance prom with Browning's Honey.
I will be there from nine to noon with those tickets. So you can stop by and see me at the booth, grab free tickets to the prom, and then you can come enjoy it Saturday night. Love it. Yeah. Which is awesome.
There's over a 70 local vendors. There's fresh produce. There's meats. There's baked goods. There's crafts.
There's art. There's actual plants for your garden, which is a great way to get some starts for some berries or get yourself Yeah. We saw some local tomatoes. So Blueberry bushes there last week that we want. We've got our eye on those.
I haven't cleared the back area where we wanna plant all that stuff. We don't have an area for it yet. But hang on, blueberry bushes. We're coming for you. And raspberries.
We're coming for I think it'd be fun to have all the berries back. Me too. It'd be great. Alright. We'll see you at the Farmer's market on Saturday.
It's nine to noon on Memorial Drive. Rain or shine, it's happening. And, we'll be there from nine until two. I will be there nine to noon with your free prom tickets. So, last chance to grab those on Saturday.
And help us, raise a bunch of food. That would have that would be great too. Help us yeah. Help us collect a whole bunch of food for the community food basket. Talking about.
Yeah. You know what you're talking about. I was just looking at my, my fingers and my fingernails. Okay. I need a manicure.
What's going on? Well, I've been doing some planting, and I don't like wearing gloves because I don't feel like gloves fit properly. Well, we got you those gloves that are supposed to fit. Yeah. And I wear those, but sometimes it's like you can't you can't fine tune what you need to do.
The dexterity? Yes. So the gloves will form to your hands over time as you wear them. Have you ever had that happen with some gloves? No.
They do that. Because I don't like wearing gloves. Yeah. You should because then they become like a second skin, and they take on the shape of your hands, as you work with them. I know.
But I also just kinda like digging in the dirt into my bare hands. Well, then you're gonna have dirty fingernails. I know. I do. Look.
Don't say I know. And here's the grossest part. I've washed these Yeah. Buckets full of times. Do you I see.
Buckets full of times? Yeah. Am I gonna use that little nail scrub sheet? Yep. Yeah?
What's going on? I don't know. Well, I was digging in the bark. I was putting bark out last night. That's right.
I I still haven't paid attention to see it. That's rude. Well, I just didn't. But you put all the bark out? Yeah.
Nice. Did it use all three bags? No. It used how many? I still have a full bag Oh.
And maybe, like, a quarter of a bag. Good. Well, that that saves us next year. That's great. I need to get a bag for the back.
I probably need two bags still for the back. Why can't you use the bag that I didn't need? Because the front is brown and the back is black. You're right. That's why.
Now if I really would have done it right, I would have made it all the same. But what happened is we'd already done brown up front before we finished the backyard. And when I did the backyard, I was like I painted and stained things and whatever and stuff was black. So now I want it all to be black. I know.
I kinda like the black better too. It's pretty cool. I don't know. I so printing out the brown up front looks nice with the house. Because the but the I like the back and the black.
You know what I'm saying? I do I do know what you're saying. Yeah. Also, the neighbor mode again. I know.
I still haven't talked to him about taking over my front yard, my front yard. Edged it. I know. And he did the zigzag pattern. He's I know.
It is pretty I know. City. And then he stops at the roughest edge of grass. Have you seen the edge No. Where he stops?
No. Oh, it's like it's like when you get a really nice haircut, but then they missed a spot. Oh, no. It's like the whole thing looks so good, but then there's a cowlick, and it's our front yard. It's just You know?
Yeah. I do know. Because I was driving away this morning going, gosh. That looks good. I know.
I actually was looking at my flowers and my flower beds because my flower beds look phenomenal. And then I glanced over and I went, grass envy. I know. But You know what I should do is get my lines just the same angles? I'm gonna do that.
I'm gonna go, look how cool it looks when it's all one thing. It could be like this every time. Just extendo your diagonals, man. Hey. Your curve a fill effects are curve a pill.
Right. Wanna just, curve a pill us to you, bud? Right. Nobody wants to walk past these two houses and go, well, those guys aren't doing near enough, but at least their flowers are pretty. Yeah.
Because that's my job. Yeah. That's the part I've done. Feel free to mow anytime. That's cool.
Keep up with the neighbor. Yeah. I gotta get the lawnmower out, don't I? Yeah. And I gotta probably start using more gloves.
You should. They'll form fit to your hands. But I just I like digging in the dirt with my hands. It's fun. Or do that.
Or my feet feet feet fingernails. I found a little baby worm yesterday. Wow. No way. Today is a big day.
Today is the biggest day. It's, it's the beginning of Fledge Watch. Fledge Watch. Now you we've been watching the, Friends of Big Bear Valley, eagles in Big Bear Valley, California, from the time they were little gray fuzz balls Yeah. Until today where they are I'm a proud mom.
Walking around and doing big eagle stuff. That's what we call it. Oh, we're doing big eagle stuff today. Right now, one of the parents just flew in and dropped off a fish, isn't feeding it to them, which I think is interesting. They've been self feeding for a while.
This is a big deal. Like, just drop the fish. I'm gonna go sit on the front porch. You guys have fun with that fish. You guys take care of this.
Figure out how to get into that fish meat. They know. They know. They're working on it. Yeah.
It looks like the one's just standing on it. That's his whole game plan is to stand on the fish and see what happens. But, today officially kicks off, Fledge Week. So once the baby eagles reach ten to fourteen weeks, we are now in the fledging window. Yep.
And so at any moment, either one of these or both of these eagles could just take off out of the nest. I know, and that's so terrifying. How do they know to use their wings? Well, they've been jumping around and flapping them. I think they have some instinct.
Different than jumping off of Yeah. A 45 foot tree. True story. But I think the wings probably do a bit of the work. Once you're out there, open them up, and you're gonna figure out how flying works.
Instinct takes a hold too. For sure it does. Gotta be some natural inclination to be like, oh, yeah. I know how this is supposed to work. Right.
I mean, they figured out how to get their feet underneath them, so that was a big step. It's crazy to me. Like, they're moving around. They're they're not hanging out, just laying around anymore, and they are, like, standing so close to the edge. I know.
It takes my breath away. I go, get in the middle of the nest, man. I have thought that it's very interesting to watch how the nest has changed. Very much so. It used to be kinda soft and cozy in the middle when they were just babies.
Yep. And then they had, like, an edge of sticks around. It was a little bit high. Yeah. And now the sticks have been kinda tampered down Yep.
So that they can easily go toward the edge of the nest. Which is on purpose. And they're moving sticks around themselves too, which is big eagle stuff. Do you think the parents are excited to finally have an empty nest? They're like, get out of here.
I've finally, I can go back to just feeding myself. Just want my alone time. I don't know what they're thinking. They're eagles. But it is fascinating to watch.
And now that we've entered Fledge Week, the real fun begins because they'll they'll start leaving the nest, and they'll spend time away from it flying around, learning how to hunt. Yeah. They'll still return to the nest. It's still home, for a while, but then, eventually, they'll they'll be like, alright. I'm gonna do my own thing, and off they'll go.
Off they'll go. Yep. That one's got his talons stuck in the fish just now. Well, it's because he keeps stomping on it. He just keeps walking around on top of the fish.
Say, I'm gonna figure this out. I promise. Yeah. I'm just gonna step on it a bunch. He's, like, balancing on, and he keeps, like, catching himself because the fish is I don't know if it's kicking or whatever, but he keeps jumping every time it rolls a little bit.
It's pretty funny. Anyway, while I was out and about doing some stuff this last weekend, I found an eagle's nest. I sent you pictures and video of it, which is very cool. You did say gasp with explanations. You weren't with me, but I audibly gasped.
Did you? You went with them? Real eagles in our backyard. Not in our backyard. But Well, pretty much.
Really not that far from the road, and I found an eagle, nest. And I was like, oh, look. There's a nest, and I could see a bald eagle standing there. And then I saw the little black head come up, and I went, there's an eaglet. There's at least one baby eagle in that nest right there.
Absolutely. So I sent you a little picture of the baby. Go check it out on Mother's Day. Yeah. We didn't.
There's still time. K. I wanna go see it. It's very cool. We'll need to get some binoculars so that you can see it up close because you're gonna want to.
Oh, I will want to. And we'll just sit there for, I don't know, all day. Okay. Are you ready to go? No.
No. I won't. Watching big eagle stuff. Because I can watch these guys I know. In the comforts of my home.
There is that. Fledged week watch. Here we go. Who's gonna do it first? And when?
Oh, no. I'm gonna be watching this TV all day. You already do. No. Just here mostly.
I see. You don't watch it after you leave here? Not sometimes. But sometimes I forget because they time. Busy with other stuff.
It's fledged week, and you you need to be ready. I'm gonna miss the window. I mean, there will be documentation. Like, you can go back and watch the video, but you wanna see it when it happens. How exciting.
Yeah. Big time. Big and little stuff. Aw. I feel like they're my own.
Aw. What's the grossest I was gonna say what's the grossest thing you've done, but that's not the right answer. What's the question? What's the that's not the right question either. What makes you a cheap person, I guess, is is the question.
What? Is there something you do that makes you a cheap person? Frugal? Yeah. Because there's a difference between penny pinching, cheap, and frugal.
Okay. I would say there are probably things that I do that are frugal. Like Do you Like, sometimes your lunch meat comes with free Tupperware. Yeah. I know.
That's frugal. It does. You know? It's not free, though, really. No.
The you pay for the meat, the Tupperware is free. You see? Bonus. Right. You look at it that way.
You're getting you're getting bonus Tupperware. I reuse Ziploc bags. Now Hold on. Okay. What's in them?
Okay. That's my That's that's very important. I reuse them for the same thing. For example, I'll put, like, some chips in them. Okay.
And then when I'm done Good. I'll keep it, and I'll refill it. Yeah. I don't go as far as washing my Ziploc bags. There are people who do that.
I did that. You do? Yeah. I have for my Blackstone, I have two bottles. One is oil, and one is water.
And I store them in a gallon ziplock bag when I travel because if they tip over, I don't want them to spill Yeah. In my truck or whatever container they're in. And so I store them in that. Well, they tipped over and it got some oil spilled in it. So I turned it inside out.
I washed it, turned it right back, you know, right side up, and then I dry it on top of the faucet in the kitchen. That's I don't I don't think that's a problem. But I'm saying I do wash ziplocks. Like, if you put if you put lunch meat, like, maybe a sandwich in it one day, and you got, like, mustard and and mayonnaise. That one's garbage.
And then the next day, you're like, oh, I need a Tupperware, or I need a Ziploc bag. I needed to put in my chips. I'm not washing the sandwich bag to put my chips in. No. It's a new bag situation.
Yeah. If there's a sauce inside of the bag, the bag's done. Yeah. If this if the thing in the bag is a wet thing, it's a onetime use. Yeah.
I agree with that. And and that would be the snack size and the sandwich size. I feel like if I'm spending the money on quart and gallon, I gotta be a little bit more serious about using the quart and gallon bags. What do you what do you mean? Explain.
Those are bougie. Are they? That's why they come in smaller packages. Have you ever noticed that? When you go to buy I have not.
Buy a sandwich bag, you get, like, 5,000,000 in a box. Yeah. If you buy the snack ones, you get a good amount of the snack ones. Gallon and quart, you get, like, 12. You know?
Yeah. I do. I do know. Because so you gotta you gotta ration those. Those are those are a luxury item.
I've been bringing a boiled egg to work for breakfast, and I've been using the same Ziploc bag for my boiled egg. You bring it in a bag? What else am I gonna do with it? It has its own case. Oh, I'm not gonna let it roll around in my lunch bag.
Why? Because what if it cracks and then I get eggshell all over? No. That's not gonna happen. Yeah.
It is gonna happen. Not. Yeah. It is. Has it happened inside a bag?
Yeah. No. Yes. It has. No.
It has not. Yeah. Whatever. I do that. I also You don't need to.
We too bad. I do too. I'm not I'm not gonna have to worry about it. Some freedom. No.
Let your egg loose in the bag. Also carry a ziplock bag of plastic cutlery, and I rewash it. You keep it in a bag? And reuse that. So it's not rolling around in my lunch bag.
What's going on in your lunch bag? It's organized. I got my ziplock bag full of cutlery. Why doesn't it just loose in there? Because then it's gonna get dirty.
No. It's not. What if something spills in the lunch bag? Then you wash your fork. No.
I'd I'd rather keep it in my lunch bag. In a ziplock in your lunch bag? In my yeah. Yeah. Why not just let it loose?
Let the egg have some freedom to roll around with the cutlery. Let your egg and cutlery touch. Mm-mm. They're gonna be fine in your lunch bag. No.
Listen. Why is everything gonna be so separated? Because it does. Because it keeps it nice. Well, it it can absolutely just exist in there, and it'll be fine.
Have you ever washed a paper plate? No. Not once. Not once in my entire life have I washed a paper plate. No.
I haven't either, but I was reading a story No. About somebody who claims that their brother-in-law washes paper plates and serves his guests' food on them. Like they're his dishes. Yeah. No.
No. It's made out of paper from what? It depends on which ones you get because the ones that have the little plastic coating are a little more durable. But, again, those are a luxury item. But you're still depending on how they test.
Yeah. Many times you wash them, they're gonna get soggy after a while. Yeah. But, again, those come in a pack of a hundred, so you're gonna be okay if you gotta reuse a couple. No.
Why would you wash a cake? Don't wash your paper plates. If I walk in the kitchen and somebody's washing a paper plate, I'm standing there, and then we're having a conversation because I need to know what's going on in your brain. What are you doing? Explain that to me.
Oh, I'm just trying to save a buck. Yeah. Okay. You've got a hundred in the bag. Just wash a regular plate.
If you're already washing, just use a regular plate, my guys. But have you tried paper plates? They're all the rage. Great for picnics. Interesting.
Right? I wasn't prepared for the wash a paper plate thing. I can't deal with that. That's the weirdest thing. Wash a paper plate.
Okay. I to be clear, I don't do that. Well, you you carry your fork and spoon and knife in a ziplock, so it's just as weird a behavior. I don't know why that's weird. Let them loose.
What are they gonna touch in your bag? They're gonna get dirty. From what? And when I'm done with my fork that I've used for lunch, I put my dirty fork in the my dirty fork's rolling around. So that's how I know what's clean and what's dirty.
When I would put it in a bag? When? When it's dirty so it didn't dirty up the inside of my lunch bag. Where are you going? Why are you so short?
Because my chair is broken. I can't even see your face now. I know. Just because this conversation is over. Here's another question that kinda follows up on what we had just talked about.
Okay. What's the grossest thing you've ever washed in the dishwasher? In the dishwasher. I don't know that it's gross. Sometimes I'll wash a hat in there, but I don't think that's, like, a gross thing.
With or without dishes? With. But only if it's, like, like, nothing that had, like, spaghetti sauce or anything on it because that stuff flies all over, and I want that on the hat. Gross. So only if it's, like, pretty clean dishes.
I've I've heard about people washing their flip flops and stuff in the dishwasher. Crocs is what I just read about. Ew. Your flip flops Yeah. Hose them off.
Same with your Crocs. Just stick a hose. Yeah. No. Don't put your feet in the dishwasher.
The jet spray. Hold them off. I mean, my hat gets a little bit of sweat, but it's not feet sweat. But and the bottom of your hat like, the bottom of your shoes sees gross stuff every day. Story.
I don't want that in where my where my dishes go. That's gross. Don't put your feet where my dishes go. Yeah. There's people on the Internet that are washing their Crocs in the dishwasher.
Is that is it recommended? It is not recommended. Buy Crocs. Take a hose. Take the jet spray.
Yeah. Hose them down. Yeah. Here's what it says. Side.
This is this is from Crocs. It says, to clean them, you should hand wash them with mild soap and cold water, spot clean with a damp cloth, or wash them in the washing machine on a gentle cycle in a mesh garment bag. Fine. Wash them in the washing machine, not your dishwasher. For tough stains, consider using a melamine sponge or a magic eraser.
Nowhere in here does it say Don't Plop them in the dishwasher. Boy. Plus some of these things are gross because, look, I I'm not I'm not being I'm not saying that adults don't wear these because they do, for some reason. But kids wear these. And I think kids adventure to grosser places than adults do.
I'd say it's equally as gross. But I feel like a kid's Crocs are like, when I see kids' Crocs, I go, those things have seen adventure. An adult's Crocs could be a little dingy, but they're gonna see gross places too. Parking lots, sidewalks, grocery store floors. You know what I mean?
Like, there's there's plenty of gross. A kid's croc, though. It's dirty on all sides. Yeah. The inside of a kid's croc.
I can just imagine what that looks like. Just the dirty the toe imprints in the dirt Yeah. Inside the toes of the croc. Yeah. That's not going in the dishwasher.
Guy in Australia that went viral because he washed his crocs in the dishwasher with all of his dishes. No. Knives, forks, plates, snacks. No. No.
Well No. No. That's why I think your hat's not that big of a deal. Yeah. It gets kinda gross and sweaty, but it's not touching the dirty ground where bad things live.
Yeah. Ugh. Yeah. I mean, it's only on my head. Right?
Like alright. That's pretty gross. That is pretty gross. What else what else could you put in there that would be gross? The dishwasher?
Yeah. You could put all kinds of gross things in there. You can. You could put Ziploc bags. You could.
Things people wash in the dishwasher, toys Oh, yeah. Refrigerator shelves, microwave turntable, oven mitts. I suppose like the silicone ones, not the fabric ones. Hairbrushes. Ew.
Baseball caps, gardening tools, pet dishes, appliance knobs, dog toys, dust pans, flip flops. I've put dust pans in there before. You have? Yeah. Gross.
Why is that gross? It's the dust pan. Yeah. Don't. I don't it off.
No. No. No. No. I don't put it in there with dishes, though.
I put it in there with, like, other stuff that needs to be washed. Like, it's like a specific load for that kind of stuff. I've never seen that happen. I don't do it often, but I do it occasionally. Glass light covers from your ceiling, fixtures, sponges, soap dishes, barbecue grates, ceramic pots, dishbrushes, golf balls, exhaust fan covers, hubcaps.
What? Toothbrush holders, shower caddies. Toothbrush holders, I don't see a problem with. That's fine. There's just cup caps.
Why are you putting your hubcap in your dishwasher? People wash home decor, like light fixtures, vases, switch plates and outlet covers. Yeah. I don't see that's fine. Desk accessories Fine.
Rubber tub mats. Alright. People are putting all kinds of stuff in the dishwasher is what I'm finding out. What I'm finding out is people put anything in the dishwasher. Shin guards, soccer shin guards.
Ew. Sweaty. Just the plastic part. Yeah. Mouth guards.
Ew. Gross. I'm not putting my mouth guard in there. Boots, flip flops. I'm serious.
Ew. People will wash car keys in there. Not the key fob, but the keys. Why? I'd make their keys shiny.
What? Well, I don't care about that enough, I suppose. I don't care about a shiny key. Do you? No.
No. I don't. People are weird. That's what I just learned. Interesting.
I just learned that. People are You just learned that? Oh, honey. Oh, honey. Well, okay.
Emery and I were driving around yesterday. I was taken to her to voice lesson, and we were driving back. And I happened to glance over. There was a man getting gas, and he had some bright orange shorts. And I said, oh, look at that guy's shorts.
And she said, that guy kinda looks like dad. That guy looked nothing like you. Oh, no. Okay. So the guy in the bright orange shorts did not look like me.
No. Why did she think that he looked like me? She said, look at him. He's standing the way dad stands. What does that mean?
How do I stand? On two feet? Look how he stands on two feet. Leaning against the car, and then he had his right foot kinda hooked over his left foot, and his toe was, like, on the ground. Yeah.
Do you get what I'm saying? Yeah. Like So he's just like a cash A cash stand. Yeah. And I go A normal stance.
Lots of people stand that way. That doesn't I mean, he had a big black beard. Which I have a brownish red facial hair with a lot of gray in it. Wearing glasses. Which I don't.
He had a darker skin tone. Sun glasses or No. Just regular glasses. Regular glasses. And he was, he was darker skin tone, so he's not, same as me.
K? Alright. Fine. This is a different person. It's Did he have hair?
He had a hat on. What kind like a baseball cap style hat? Okay. So alright. How was his build?
Was he a heavier guy, a skinny dude? I mean, the build was similar to yours. Taller. That's why. Yeah.
He was taller than you. So the guy was taller than me with a black beard, glasses We and a and a strong stance. We were arguing about it because I go, that guy looks nothing like that. She said, yeah. It does look how he's standing.
Dad stands just like that. And I went, okay. A stance alone does not make one look like somebody else. And she said I agree with you. Dad wears bright colors like that all the time.
I don't have orange pants or orange orange shorts. And I said, again, somebody's clothes, again, does not make them look like somebody else. I go, that looks nothing like that. Yes. It does.
Yes. It does. Oh, yeah. It does. Yeah.
I could not convince her that it didn't look like you. Well But it also it wasn't a flattering image of you either. Wow. So yesterday, you asked if if we'd be able to pick our kids' feet out of a lineup. Yes.
I wonder if she'd be able to pick out her dad out of a lineup. I don't think that she would. She's like, well, that guy stands like him. Is that him? You'd have to walk, I think, because she thinks you walk funny.
I don't know. Not funny. Like, fancy. Fancy. Or what I can't remember the word she used.
It started with an s. Yeah. Like, you've got a shimmy. I don't know what she's talking about. Yeah.
I'm kind of starting to question whether or not she looks at you. Yeah. I don't know that she knows who I am. I should introduce myself to our 15 year old because the like, I and I do introduce myself often because she'll be like, I'm hungry. And I'm like, it's good to meet you.
I'm dad. No. No. And she hates that joke, and that's, like, the easiest dad joke. But there was something that happened.
I got to text her the other day that she was hungry. And because she was I can't even remember the context, but it was great. It was the backhand swing of the dad joke, and it was great. It was a good moment. When you got to deliver the punchline without telling the joke, that was good.
That was real good. I'm proud of you. No. I was proud of myself. So, anyway Well, so introduce yourself.
I will. Have her take a good long look at you. Yeah. This afternoon, I'm gonna go, hey. This is what my face looks like.
I don't know if we've met. I'm dad. This is me. This is what I look like. Right.
I don't have a black beard. I don't own orange shorts. And just because I stand with one foot in front of the other on the toe doesn't mean I'm the same as every other guy who stands like that. I'm a unique individual. Look at me.
I'm your dad. Take a good look. Yeah. No. Quit looking away.
Memorize my face. Down and look over here. This is me. Problem, isn't it? Yeah.
Put your phone down. You're not in my phone. I don't know what you look like. This is me. Hi.
Here I am. Your dad. You have my genes. I look a little bit like you. That's right.
Or you look a little bit like me. True. We have the same lips. Tell her about that. Right there.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. Your face, my face, parts of it are the same. I was looking at her eyes. Her eyes are similar to yours.
I think she has your eyes. Oh. I don't know. Well, I mean, I have my eyes. She didn't take them away.
Her eyes just resemble see. I had a little bit of catching up to do, with a brother's fountain. You were getting me updates daily. Yeah. It was my campfire folk band, and they went quiet.
They posted the original thing. It's day one, and then I don't know if they were just out of service or whatever. And it took them a little bit to get day two, and now they're at day five. It's been it's been an adventure for them out there, and they've been meeting lots of people. This is the folk band or a campfire folk band out of Colorado, and they are living on the Snake River for twenty one days.
They set out on a three week journey, to, spread the music that they create and a little bit of community and some joy into people's lives and hearts is kinda what I'm picking up on, because that's what's kinda been happening. And they are making a documentary. They've got a kick starter for their documentary that people can contribute to and, help them achieve their goal. But, essentially, what's, what's going on is they've they're spending three weeks on the Snake River on the Western part of Idaho. They have no money.
They have no supplies. They just have their musical instruments and their boats. And then they are trade. They are trading songs for supplies. Yep.
How about dance? Are they trying to I there's a little bit of dance involved in, in their music, I would say. Yeah. Because they're that's the kind of the kind of band that they are. Yep.
Yep. Yeah. And these are some real, dirt baggy people. Like, these are these are earthy people that we're talking about. Bags.
It's part of the lifestyle. It's not I'm not being rude. Like, it's really like, that's what we're talking about. Rock climbers, backpackers, these types of people that I associate with, that I think are great, wholesome people. And so they've, they've got a band and they've got a a small film crew, with them making the documentary that they're putting together, and, and I think it's a lot of fun.
So, I I only wish that they were floating this area so that I could help and and support them from where I'm at a little bit more, than just talking about it and following along online, which is fun. But it'd be more fun to be like, dudes Hey. Here. Give me a song. I'll give you some advice.
Yeah. I know. Right? Like, it'd be really fun. But they're doing quite well.
They are making their way. They have many, many days to go. I guess in a couple of days, they'll be near, nearer to Boise, and that's, that's when we'll probably start to see some stuff online about them because there is a news station in the Boise area, I found out, that is going to, float a little bit for them and and tell the story. So, you heard it here first. I will say that.
But, you know, Boise's gonna gonna have some news coverage about it here real soon in the next couple of days. So, yeah, I I support them. They're they're doing a a big thing, and it's a lot of fun. And a really kind of cool idea to say, here's what we have, here's what we make, here's what we can do. Let's see how far we can get with just this thing.
And I think that's a cool concept. And you have to rely on strangers in small communities to be able to be successful in the challenge, and I think that's a lot of fun. So, anyway, they're out there still doing it. They're still floating. Floating along.
They're still making it. Tune in, Joe. Yep. Yep. Making a few bucks here and there.
How many of them are there? It's a pretty good group. I would say, let's see. A a Brothers Fountain is the name of the band. There are six of them in the band, plus they've got, you know, a handful of people that are doing the filming things.
They probably have four or five more people. So there's probably 11 or 12 of them, a dozen people on those boats. They've got, like, three or four rafts. Rafts? Yeah.
Like big canoes? No. They're not in canoes or kayaks. They're in, like like, big white water raft style rafts. Okay.
And then they have, you know, like, rain covers and stuff they've made on them. So And they pull up be out of the sun or whatever. To camp at the on the night? They do. They find places to camp all the way along the along the river, and they've got people that have stepped up and said, you can camp here.
You can use a spot at our RV park or whatever, and they're they're able to make it happen. People have one one person donated a whole they stopped, like, a farmer's market thing, and someone gave them a sourdough bread that they Oh. Have been rationing for a couple of days. And yeah. I mean, they're they're out there doing it.
This is kinda your dream. It's Sounds like a new night search engine. Really kinda fun. I think there's something to the, the risk of it. Like, the we don't have what we need.
We're gonna figure it out. Like, there's something about that that that's kind of interesting. But That sounds miserable to me. But does. Good on you guys and gals.
Keep Yeah. Keep on keeping on. Yep. And, I hope you get support when you can get it. Happy trails.
I don't know what else to say. They're out there making it happen. Way to go. Well, let's ask the question. It's would you rather this one?
Way away. Well, would you rather this one? Would you rather always throw a strike in baseball or always roll a strike in bowling? Well, I know what I'm gonna answer. What do you think?
I'm gonna answer baseball. You are. I am. Interesting. Why is that interesting?
Why would you pick that one? You don't like baseball. I don't like either. I don't like bowling or baseball. Okay.
Fair. But I think I think throwing a strike in baseball is much cooler than rolling a strike in bowling. You do? Yeah. Because I've rolled a strike in bowling before.
But you've never rolled a 300. No. You would. You'd get your name on a bowling pin hung in the ceiling. It's okay.
That's not important to me. I would like that. You would? I would choose the bowling. And here here's why.
Bowling as an individual, not in a league, just as myself, if I bowl a strike every time Uh-huh. I'd get my 300. I'd be able to impress some folks when I went bowling, and I'd be like, I'll I'll just bowl a strike right now. Watch this. Strike.
Like, I I could, like, win some bets. I could win some prize money. I could do some tournaments. I could be a pro. You know?
Like, I'd have I'd have something special there. Okay. If you can just throw no hitters, that's a big deal. That is a big deal. Right?
That's a big deal. A huge deal. But the rest of your team has to be on board in order for you to win. It doesn't matter because you're gonna be the MVP of your team. I understand.
And you're gonna have, an incredible baseball record. Yeah. I do. Yeah. But I think, ultimately, you're not gonna have the the same success you would as an individual bowler who both strikes every time.
Except it's bowling. Right. And here's the thing about it. You don't like it because it's boring. It'd be exciting to get a 300 the first five times.
And then you're gonna go, it's boring. Exactly. This isn't even fun. Exact I I wouldn't even give it five times. I would give it two, and then I'd be like, I've this is not any fun because I know I'm gonna get a strike every time.
But is it going to be more boring than it already is Yes. Is the real question. Yes. Because it's gonna be exciting for a few times. Once.
And then it's back to boring. Alright. Well, I don't know that we answered the question, but there it is. Would you rather this or that? I was thinking it might be too early to talk about football, but I got some football news for you.
It's too early. Do you want the football news? Sure. Thursday. I can't guarantee I'll get excited about it.
Thursday, as in day after tomorrow Uh-huh. The NFL will will release the full schedule of the 2025 season. So they already had done that. This is nope. This so now you will know who your team is playing against, when they're playing them, what your season is potentially going to look like.
I And that's a big deal. It is. I don't ever have to worry about that because Beck Arsad Correct. Memorizes this. This is correct.
And I just say, hey. Who am I playing? Who am I playing? And then he tells me. Here's the thing, over the next few days, like, today and tomorrow to watch for different games could be leaked to as they're announced early.
We do know the '20 '20 '20 '5 NFL season will start with the Cowboys traveling to Philadelphia, to face the Eagles on Thursday, September 4. Gross. It looks like the Chiefs will play the Chargers in Brazil on Friday, September 5. I don't care about either of those games. K.
Here's something else that's happening. Well, we we kinda wanna know, what Oakland's schedule is going to look like if we if we wanna go see Janty. Ash Ashton Janty play. Is this preseason or this is season? This is the whole thing.
This will be preseason and regular season. This the whole season will be announced on Thursday. Preseason. Preseason games are less expensive to go to, and the weather's still warm. Alright.
Fair. And you can go see a game. Fair. So there's that. Okay.
K? Here's the other news. Seattle Seahawks, their front office is cracking down on season ticket holders Oh. Who continually sell their tickets. Oh.
The Seahawks, twelfth man, their crowd, has been one of the biggest things to give the Seattle Seahawks a home field advantage in football because they're so loud. Really? And they just pack the stadium. Well, what's happened is that the Seahawks have been less successful on the field at home because regular season ticket holders are selling those tickets to whomever wants them. So whether that's an opposing fan or a Seahawks fan, it doesn't matter.
They're selling the tickets. And so the opposing team fans have outnumbered Seahawks supporters in their own stadium because they're able to buy these really nice tickets, at a discount. Yeah. So to solve the problem, the Seahawks said, hey. Listen.
If you're a season ticket holder and you're selling these tickets and you resell your tickets too often, we're not going to let you renew your season ticket. Know if they're reselling them or not? Because you have to sell them online through their ticketing system. Oh, okay. And so Did you say that?
No. But that's how. So if you are reselling your tickets too often, they will not let you renew your season tickets in the coming years. Yeah. Uh-huh.
Fighting back on it. That's what I'm saying. I'll also remind you that the Seahawks got my, castaway. Oh, that's what you're calling him? No.
I know. That sounds like Darnold who got you into the playoffs, you're calling him your castaway? That's Wow. I know. That's so mean.
How quickly you you're like a switch. This is just the I barely brought up football, and look how you get. I know. It's something special the way you are when it comes to football. It's wild.
You're you're you're a loose cannon. You never know what you're gonna get. You just never know what's gonna happen. I told you. Danger.
Thursday, we'll know the schedule. That'll be exciting. That's gonna wrap up our show for today. This one's gotta go take a chill pill. I should probably go have a snack.
Yeah. Something. A nap and a snack or something. I don't know. Anyway, have a great rest of your day.
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