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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, August 12th, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
AOL is finally shutting down dial-up internet, Gary & the pitbull save some people and that's Good News, Taylor Swift is joining the New Heights Podcast to announce her new album, we could all use a little uninterrupted time to decompress, Chantel wants to try the stiletto challenge, back-to-school facts that you won't believe, Josh is going to ask Christina Ricci to join him at the 30th anniversary screening of Casper, the Perseid meteor shower is happening tonight & tomorrow night, a whole bunch of paint spilled on the interstate in Utah, there's a Dutch auction happening for a mansion in San Diego and Josh & Chantel want in, you can now sell tickets to your wedding in France, a back-to-school edition of Would You Rather, and Josh is redecorating the downstairs bathroom and it having trouble picking out a shower curtain.
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Bonus: Vinyl record day
(3:56) - Goodbye AOL dial-up internet
(8:56) - Good News
(11:08) - HUGE Taylor Swift news
(17:41) - Time to decompress
(23:16) - Stiletto challenge
(28:04) - Back-to-school facts
(34:01) - Casper is 30 years old
(38:18) - Perseid meteor shower
(42:25) - Free paint in Utah
(46:52) - The San Diego mansion
(53:36) - Tickets to weddings
(58:04) - Would You Rather
(1:00:18) - Shower curtain shopping + outro
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Full show transcript:
It's time for the podcast intro. Hey. Today is vinyl record day. I saw that. What was the first vinyl you ever bought?
Oh. Okay. Hold on. Because here's the thing about us. Both of us were born in the early eighties.
Yeah. '81 for me, '82 for you. So vinyl was around. Yeah. My dad had vinyl.
Yeah. My parents had a huge record player. I mean, it was a solid piece of furniture. Oh, for sure. Yeah.
My, we did not have one of those. Like, you're talking about the one where the the lid lifted up on top and the record player was in there. Yep. The speakers were part of the furniture. Yes.
Yeah. No. My dad was a big audiophile. And not that there's anything wrong with what you had, but we had, My dad was a big pioneer guy. So we had the turntable.
He had the really nice turntable. He had the disc changer. He had all the all the big speakers and surround sound stuff. He was very into home audio, still is. And so we had a whole like, it would shake the whole house kinda sound system Mhmm.
Growing up, which was very cool. My favorite record to play on our record machine. Was? You spin me right around, baby. Uh-huh.
Very good. Or I liked abra, abracadabra. Which is which one? Is it Steve Miller? Abracadabra.
Yeah. Okay. That one. We had a lot queen, lot of Neil Diamond, lot of ACDC. I had and still have a bunch of my records from when I was a kid, including Puff the Magic Dragon.
I wish I still had mine. And I have Kind of Garfield one. The Chipmunks vinyl was very cool. Still have that. Leader of the Pack with Alvin and the Chipmunks is pretty cool.
Okay. But then what was the first vinyl you ever purchased? I'm trying to even think because I I had, been sent some by different record labels and stuff. So I don't even know that I started purchasing vinyl until the mid two thousand five, February, probably. Do you remember what it was, the first one?
Like Green Day or Sublime or The White Album from the Beatles. I didn't. You have that one. No. I have the wall from Pink Floyd, but that was my dad's copy, so I have that, I think.
I swear you have that. I have Revolver. Yeah. Oh, sorry. That's what I meant.
You have that one. The best Beatles album. It's a very good album. Do I have Revolver? Do I own Revolver?
I think you do. Now I have to go look. We need to break out the record. Like, it's it's in my studio. I just haven't I haven't put on a record in a good couple of years.
We gotta break it out. Yeah. I've purchased vinyl for decoration. You own that. You think I own Revolver?
I mean, I know the cover. It's the it's the black and white sort of doodly one. You know, I have a lot of vinyl because I've purchased stuff to hang in the studio here Oh, that's true. Studio at home. So I have, like, Olivia Rodrigo, and I thought it would be fun to collect all the different versions of, Taylor's Midnight's album.
Fun. So I have a bunch of those, which is kinda cool. I don't know. I have a bunch of stuff. I have all kinds of things.
Alright. Well, break out your vinyl and take a take a listen today. It is vinyl record day. Is this is not record store day. These two are not on the same day.
Right? Because record store day usually falls on a Saturday, and I think it's in the spring. Record store day is April 18. Yeah. So If it's record store day, you gotta watch Empire Records.
Oh, okay. The rules. Yeah. Alright. Well But Record store day 2026, Saturday, April 18.
Mark it on your calendar. Do it today. It's vinyl day. Woo hoo. Alright.
And On with the show. Here's the show. Hey. Good morning. Oh, hey.
Hi. What's what's happening? Oh, just just goofing around. Oh, yeah? Yeah.
That's what we do. That's what we do. Yep. New day. New dollar.
New day goofing. New day goofing. Well, what's up? I just told you. I'm goofing around.
Oh, okay. Got anything you wanna talk about? Actually, I just read something. AOL dial up Internet. Is that around?
It's still around. No way. That's how we first got on the Internet in 1994. Okay. I don't know.
Sounds made up. It was it was in the nineties. No. It was. I was '12, so that that checks out.
1994, was was probably about when we got an Internet. Now we didn't do AOL. You didn't? No. We did we went to a local ISP.
We did we did too. We went to MicroServe, and they, they delivered our dial up Internet. I was in my friend's basement the first time we logged down to the Internet. Woah. Yeah.
And we had to wait and wait and wait because the dial up Internet took a long time. And she was rich, and we started yep. She and my she and me and my other friend, and we just waited, and we're like, we're in. We're on the Internet, guys. And then we just looked at cute celebrities.
That's what we used to have. That stuff get on the Internet? Good question. Like, I know now, like, now you've got paparazzi, and you've got all this stuff, you know, now. But back in 1994, how did pictures of celebrities get on the Internet?
I have no idea. Because they did. Yeah. I know. I know.
I looked at them. I mean, I was building web pages. I learned how to code HTML really young. And so I was building web it was free. Like, to make the Internet, it was free.
You just had to learn how to do code. And so I learned how to write HTML and got really super into creating Internet, making Internet. I should have been a billionaire. You mean making Internet? I made web pages.
Okay. What web pages did you make? Oh, nothing spectacular. Do they still exist? There's no way.
Because now it costs money. Right. And I couldn't even tell you the name of some of the websites, but it it didn't Josh? It didn't cost you anything. I think it cost you email.
Like, email costs money, but then your ISP gave you a free email address when you signed up. So so we had an email. So America Online used to give you CDs. Yeah. They used to send so much mail.
It was crazy. Yeah. You could do a free trial membership on that CD, and then you had then you had to pay. Right. But it was hours.
It was, like, one hundred free hours. Yep. Like like, the Internet wasn't free. It was free to make web pages. It was free to to do a few things.
Like, buying your domains was like, they were just free. So you could just buyyour.com..com. Yeah. Anyway, weird stuff. Do you wanna know how fast AOL dial up Internet is?
How right now? Yes. I'm I'm blown away you can still buy dial up Internet. Me too. Well, it's it okay.
There's two factors here. There's the speed of the phone line data, but there's also the speed of your modem. So what's the highest speed what's the highest speed they offer? Because the I have no idea. The highest speed you can get is the biggest domain or the, biggest modem you can get.
So if you have a dial up modem that can still only handle 56 k, you're only getting 56 k Internet, which by the way was big time. Well, sorry, everybody. Joshua on a nerd tangent. Wow. 54 kilobits.
It's 54. It's still 56 k. 54? Yeah. But that's that's because they were selling you 56, and they were choking it to 54.
And you go, look how close we're getting to 56. That's amazing. They've never got past 56 k because you can't transfer that much data over the phone. That's why. Now if you had two fifty six k modems that you could bridge together, that's how you'd get one twenty eight.
Yeah. Yep. You are a lot smarter than me about the Internet. So good job. Yeah.
What? I'm just doing math in my head. Anyway It's good morning. Let's get some good news. This is a story about Gary Tynes.
He was playing with his dog at the park in Pittsburgh. Another dog, a pit bull, approached him and his dog. And Gary didn't recognize the dog, and he noticed that it was dragging a leash behind him. And he went, that's not right. We had the same thing happen, with a dog in our neighborhood, Leash attached and went, this isn't right.
Yeah. Something strange here. Not good. So he got the sense that the pit bull wanted Gary to follow him, and so he, kinda just followed the pit bull where he was headed. And, as the dog moved ahead, Gary stayed close, and they, kinda went down a secluded path behind some train tracks.
And that's where Gary found two tents and two unresponsive people nearby. And Gary immediately called 911. Police and medics arrived quickly, and both people, a man and a woman, were rushed to the hospital Worried about the dog's future, Gary, asked animal control where the dog would be taken. And they said it would be taken to, this particular pound, which was far from the city. And it was a place that the owners might not be able to reach or afford to reach or afford to get the dog out of.
He didn't know their situation, so he said, I'm gonna take the dog home with me. He took him to the vet. Gary's now caring for the pit bull until the humans are well enough to reunite with him. The dog is a little thin. He has an eye infection, but Gary's determined to help the little hero who might have saved these two lives that day, by by taking care of him until he can get him back with his people.
Don't know. Oh, The dog. Because the he didn't have a name tag clearly, and, and the owners are unavailable to tell him the dog's name. So I you know, he's probably just gotta be checking in with the hospital going, like, let me know when these guys are out. I have their dog.
There you go. So Yeah. Pretty cool. Well, good job for helping and taking care of the dog and all of the good things. Yep.
That's some good news. Well, the Internet is breaking as of last night. I don't know how much you've kept up. I've done a little bit of research so that I could hopefully adequately talk about it. I have not done any research.
I saw a brief clip, and then I went annoying. Oh, okay. And then I kept scrolling. I I know, you've you've got, a beef with the Kelseys, specifically Travis. I'm not a fan.
No. I'm not a fan at all. And Do you mind, Jason? I don't mind Jason. I think he's more sincere of a person.
For some reason, I just feel like Travis I he's a he's a wolf in sheep's clothing. Okay. I feel like he's trying to trust him. I don't. Yeah.
I feel like he's trying to play this cool guy because he's, like Right. Taylor's boyfriend, but I think he's just using her to elevate his status. I said it. Okay. That's fine.
You can you can have your opinion. I still think he's a nice dude. Here's the interesting thing. Let me let me rewind really quick. It was announced last night, and I think this, I guess, happened early yesterday.
There was kind of a teaser for the new episode of New Heights, which is, Jason and Travis's podcast. Heard that podcast? Yeah. It's not great. It's not I mean, it's fine.
It's the two brothers did a pod doing a podcast, and they, they have access to celebrities, and so they bring on stuff. I think it originally started they were just talking about football, and then it really widened out from there. First listened to it, it was just about football. Yeah. Which I think was what they knew, and they were both playing at the time.
And and it really got a lot it's really gotten a lot wider than football, where this show is really wide and sometimes talks about football. See, we're like the opposite of that. We're we're completely opposite. Ours new lows instead of new heights. Anyway Checks out.
So it's kind of a teaser, image of them with a silhouette, and everybody was like, that's gotta be Taylor. It's got to be Taylor. So there was a little bit of buzz and rumor going around, and then they just straight up confirmed, yeah, Taylor Swift is going to be on the podcast, which comes out tomorrow. Comes out on Wednesdays. It has been.
I thought it had already come out. No. So here's this has been a giant hype train for Taylor. Yes. But let me tell you, when I watch this this clip, because there's more than just the one clip you saw.
There's the that color looks good on you clip. Is that the one you saw? Yep. K. There's there's more, because Taylor is announcing announcing a new album.
Right. I saw that. Her twelfth album. Yeah. I saw that bit.
Which, is to be called, Tales hang on. Hang on. Hang on. The brand new album is called The Life of a Showgirl. That is the name of the album.
It is her twelfth album. And on the episode, she will reveal the cover art. So the teaser that I'm watching right now, she's holding up the record, but it's blurred out. You can preorder the record right now on her website. And as a matter of fact, her website crashed because of all of the preorders that were happening.
But you can, indeed preorder the CD with a poster. You can preorder the cassette. You can preorder the vinyl. Cassette. Yeah.
That's right. You can preorder them all, right now on her website while supplies last. Now, it's all orange. It's orange and glittery. It's, it's, kind of a big deal.
Here's the one of the first thing I saw last night that was orange and glittery But the Empire State Building. And they said, yeah. We're ready for the new era. What? They colored the Empire State Building glittery orange.
What? This is a huge deal. This is because it's Taylor Swift's twelfth album. It's a huge deal. The Internet is going wild today.
Okay. Here's the thing. You either love Taylor Swift or you hate Taylor Swift. I get it. I'm very neutral.
I get it. I don't love her. I don't hate her. Yeah. But I don't understand why it has to be this type of hype every time she does Yeah.
Some Well, so this glittery orange thing matches the color of her glittery orange dress at the end of the ARRIS tour. So she's had this plan all along. There's so many messages. I know. I know.
It's always hidden in there. So here's the next thing. You ready for the next thing? I'm annoyed. I know.
She, on her own Spotify, published a playlist called and baby that show business for you. And all of the songs that she shared on this playlist, were produced by Max Martin, who she's worked with in the past. So these are the songs 22, Bad Blood, Blank Space, Delicate, Endgame. I mean, a ton. I'm just going, I knew you were trouble, ready for it, shake it off, style, all these songs, Wildest Dreams, these were all produced by Max, and she's working with him again on this album.
So now I know. I know. Because she's been working with Jack Antonoff from fun for, like, so long. I told you. I did research.
So, this is a step away from working with, Jack and and the team, Aaron, all those guys. And now she's working. I got I tell you, I could be a Swifty in a second. You could. It's all, like, little clues and little little puzzles.
I love this stuff. Yeah. You do. I think it's great. I got it.
I think it's really cool. 12 songs on the album. It's her twelfth album, and it's all produced by Max Martin and, should be awesome. And it comes out I don't know when, but you can preorder it. Preorder.
And Wednesday, we'll get the cover art. Tomorrow, we'll get the cover art. I can't even wait. I can't even wait. I know.
Oh my gosh, you guys. I can't even wait. And your welcome swiftness. I tried to do some research so that I would sound at least a little bit educated. You knew what you're talking about.
Good job. There's more. I'm sure. I'm sure there's, like, heaps and heaps more that I missed. Of course there is.
But that's that's all I got for you. I'm not buying that album. I don't know. I should put it in here. I've got the Midnight's album hung up.
I'm gonna have to change it out. We'll have to put in we'll have to put in the, in the new one. Fine. Because that's your money, not mine. It's the same money.
So when I get home from work, I don't know if this is true for everyone, but there's there is you need a little time to decompress. You get home, and you just need I just need some alone time to do whatever it is I need to do. And it doesn't have to be for very long. And the I only need, like, ten to fifteen minutes. But I need I am surrounded by people all day long.
And so then when I go home, it's like I just need some time to myself to just scroll the Internet, to read a book, to go wander the backyard. I just need just me, just alone. K. Our daughter lately, who I love very dearly, has been meeting me at the door. Yeah.
And because she is, for the most part, alone all day because it's summer vacation and Right. She doesn't work every day, She's home alone all day. And so when people come home, she's like, hi. So she has been getting the dog Correct. And meeting me at the door when I come home.
Correct. It's adorable. But then it's she's like, let's talk about the day. What let's let's talk about stuff. And she'll sit next to me on the couch.
And, again, I sound like a jerk for saying this, but I just need I just need ten minutes, and then I will talk to you. It's like when you first wake up in the morning and you don't wanna talk to anybody, And if people start to talk to you right when you get out of bed, you're like, ugh. You get it? I get it. You don't have to sell it to me.
I understand. I saw a thing today because here's and I was trying to find it again, and I and I can't find it. But in addition to the the work to life transition that happens where you go, okay. I've been at work. I'm home now.
I wanna relax. I wanna, like, kick off my shoes and that kind of thing. Yeah. Right? And and I'm home.
There's so much going on all the time that it's like, trying to find even that ten minutes to just exhale is getting harder and harder and harder, and I don't know why. Well, because you get home and then you have, you know, you've got five to six hours of home time where you're like, we gotta go to the grocery store. We gotta cook dinner. We gotta clean up dinner. We gotta go to our after school or our evening activities.
We have to water the garden. We have to take care of the garden. We have to water the plants. We have to mow the lawn. We have to eat the it's too much.
It's impossible. Like, it it's impossible to balance. It is. There's and and I know that you get frustrated. I know I get frustrated, so I know we're not alone, in the frustration of it.
And you and you try to go, like, how is everybody else balancing the world? Because there's too much to do. It certainly seems like everybody is. The time. And nobody is figured out.
No. Everybody's running around with their head cut off. It's crazy. Like, nobody It's too much. Has it together.
Well and I started a plan. Right? Because I felt like I am drowning in house work sometimes, and I never wanna spend my weekend just doing housework. Right. But that's what it always seems to be because That's the only time you have time.
Fine. Yeah. Right. But I was like, I'm gonna make a schedule and keep to the schedule. And I was like, Mondays, I'll wash the windows.
Tuesday, I'll sweep the floors. There's no time. I between the grocery store and, like, dinner and the dishes and the, oh, here's a little bit of time for myself. I took a little bath last night. Yeah.
I was like, heaven. But, again, then I feel guilty because I'm like, well, I haven't washed the windows yet. Monday is window washing day. Haven't done that. The flowers need watered.
Well, I've taken care of the backyard over the couple of days of the weekend, but now it's time to take care of it again tonight. I know. It never ends. I know. It never ends.
It never stops. And that's why it's impossible. But anyway, I'm just saying, you you should you should, just get at least a couple minutes. The thing that happened yesterday is that you kept buzzing by the house, and that was freaking her out. I know.
And she was taking it very personal. Like, she doesn't wanna stop. She's being a goof. She's she's upset. Where is she going?
I was There was a lot a lot going on in the girl's bed. Friend, and I didn't want to. Yeah. Yeah. But you could've just stopped in the driveway.
But then she would've come out to the driveway. I know. So you just kept zipping around. It's those moms. Have you seen those videos of the those moms who just come home and they just sit in their car in the garage for just a minute?
Yeah. I know. Because they're like, I just need There's the same thing. And then and then the teens are going, how come the parents just sit in the car? Yeah.
As the same things happen, she's she doesn't come out to the car. She'll send me a text. She'll be like, why are you just sitting in your truck? And I'm like, because the air condition's running, because I got some music going, because I'm I'm transitioning from work to home. Leave me alone.
Leave me alone. Just leave me alone. I love you so much, but leave me alone. And I why are you still sitting in the truck? The dog's freaking out.
The dog wants you to come inside. Why are you sitting there? What are you doing? What like Leave me alone. I know.
It's gonna be okay. Have you seen this, stiletto challenge that people are doing? So the idea is that you get Nicki Minaj is the first one who did it, I think. But it's mostly women who wear stilettos, and they prop themselves up on one foot, and then they kinda perch on one foot. K.
Have you you haven't seen this at all? Not at all. We have very different algorithms. Yes. We do.
And that's fine. I built mine brick by brick. Well, I do too. And I didn't remember building my algorithm to show me that kind of stuff. Alright.
I have seen and I just keep scrolling past them because I'm like, I don't care about that. It's like, okay. I'm I'm looking at it here. It's like, like planking. It's the same kind of concept as planking or owling, where you have one heel that you're kind of, like, sitting on that one leg, and the other leg is sort of crossed at the knee.
Is that what I'm seeing? Perched on something small. So a lot of people are doing it on their bar, and then they've got, like, a small, like like, a plant. So the the Nicki Minaj one is just her on the shoe. Okay.
The one that I'm seeing is the the that started it. It's her just posing in a shoe, leg crossed as I said. Okay. The ones I've seen, they've got the one shoe posing. Yeah.
But the one shoe is on something, like, the width of it is just wide enough for your shoe. You're correct. So Brie Larson is on a counter on top of soup cans. Yes. That's that's what they're doing.
I saw one woman do it with she was holding her newborn baby. She did it with her newborn baby. Stool. Yeah. And I go, cool.
Great. She's also blindfolded. I just don't see the point. But then I just read a story about there was a woman who attempted to do this and fell and injured her spine. Yeah.
I can see that being a thing. Weeks after giving birth, she was like, look at what I can do. Yeah. And then fell. It said broke her spine, but then the other report said injured her spine.
Either way, a spine injury is never a good thing. So what I'm here to say is the whole reason I'm bringing this up. Stop doing this. Well, all I've seen is is celebrities. There are some some really good ones there that have that have, done a good job.
Well, way to go. No. Don't say that. Because then that makes people wanna do it. I'm saying they've done it.
It's over. Let's move on. Yeah. Let's move on. Let's do something that's not this.
I'm trying to see who else has done it because I'm curious about it. A bunch of people are doing it. I just said that. Nicki Minaj stiletto trend is what it's called. Do you wanna try it?
Not really. I don't wear stilettos. Could I do it in my Converse? Yeah. I'll do it in my trucks?
Like planking. Yeah. Or how Wherever. This is what I'm saying. I wanna bring back old trends.
Forget about these new stiletto trends. Like, let's bring back hey. Have you guys heard of this thing called planking? Yeah. I'm saying, we could do this, and we're gonna bring back we talked about this yesterday.
We're gonna bring back the Harlem Shake. Have you guys seen this trend? I don't think that's it. I Why? I think it's brilliant.
I think people are gonna be like, these guys don't know what's trending. These guys are out of touch. Why it's going on. Understand the joke. I just don't think it's gonna land the way you think it is.
Nothing ever lands the way I think it does. I think people are gonna be like, these guys are out of touch. Blah. Well, I am. Ass.
I am out of touch. And the idea is that I'm okay with being out of touch. Mhmm. That's why it's so good. Well, I was just looking around the room to see if there's anything you could stiletto on.
I'm not gonna stiletto. I wear flats. Is there any not the trend. There's a pot a plant pot over there. Yeah.
You could do it on that. Let me give it a try. But I got flats. Terracotta, so good luck. And you need heels.
You gotta do it in heels. That's the whole thing. Do it in heels because I don't wear heels. So that's But you're not wearing it to walk in. You're wearing it to sort of squat down in.
No. I'm just gonna do it in my flats. Okay. Look what I can do. That's what it'll be like.
Yeah. Oh, you guys think you're so cool in your stilettos. Look at me and my ballet flats. You don't have ballet flats. Well, they're not ballet flats, but I They're just flats.
Chuck Taylors. No. I'm not wearing those today. I mean Oh, those. It's more of a ballet flat.
I don't know what that it's not okay. It doesn't matter. Alright. It's not a stiletto. I got some back to school facts.
Okay. Alright. Excited? Sure. I wish I had, like, ringing school bells or Oh, that'd be cool.
Know. Something something that was really super back to school Back to school. Alright. What do you got? The busiest day for school supply shopping is the Saturday two weeks before classes start.
So is that this weekend? It depends. Or last week, yeah. Our schools around here started all kinds of varying times. So I something already started.
Yeah. We're definitely in the full swing of back to school for sure. The spiral notebook was patented in 1924, so it's nearly 100 years old. Yeah. It's over a 100 years old.
Yeah. 101. Yeah. You're right. Spiral bound notebook.
The spiral notebook. How about that? Trapper keepers were banned in some schools in the eighties and nineties for being too distracting. There there was a teacher who said, that's enough of that Velcro noise. I gotta get some paper out of my trapper keeper.
It was a tiny piece of Velcro. What are we upset about? It's too distracting. I just don't want kids to have fun things. I I'd like to see those teachers now.
They're like, these trapper keepers are too distracting. Now everybody's got a phone. Yeah. Try that for sure. Having the trapper keeper back?
I would. Nice one, teachers. They did nothing wrong. Glue sticks didn't reach classrooms until the late nineteen seventies. Took a long time for the truck to arrive or what?
No. Paste. Now when you say paste Paste. Like, rubber cement. No.
That's what I'm asking. Those are two different things. Rubber cement when the classroom was using rubber cement, the ventilation in the school was not great. So there was there they had to come up with something else. But paste, like a bottle of Elmer's glue, we didn't have glue sticks.
No. No. We had yeah. Elmer's glue, we did, though. Yeah.
We had liquid Elmer's glue, but glue sticks were, like, new on the scene. Glue sticks. No. I'm new on the scene. Yeah.
Highlighters weren't invented until 1963. Is that right? You were taking notes, you had to do it that neon colors. Okay. Sad.
How would you even see anything? I can't I can't highlight. What were you gonna highlight? I highlight stuff all the time. Today?
No. I don't have my highlighters with me. I have highlighters everywhere. I have a whole set of all the colors. Do you?
Yeah. La la. I use them once a year. Four? That's not true.
I use them I use them a couple times a year. Well, you're also not in school. No. I know. But here's here's when I use highlighters.
Okay. NCAA men's basketball tournament scorecards. The the brackets. I use highlighters for brackets. I use highlighters.
I I use a lot of highlighter during jingle bingo in the Christmas time. You are such a you're a particular kind of person. What's that mean? You just you have a routine and things that you like to do, and you're like, nope. This is for this, and this is for this, and this is the way it's gonna be.
That's just that's just you. What? Listen to this back school fan. Okay. Sure.
Many states have tax free shopping weekends in August to help parents save money. Well, that'd be nice. That'd be super cool. Yeah. Backpacks didn't become popular until the nineteen eighties.
Before that, we just use a belt around our books. Yeah. Or Or you just carried them in your hand. What am I gonna do with these books? Or I'll hold them in here.
You had, before a backpack, what did you use? Let's see. A strap. You didn't no one what year did backpacks become popular? Nineteen eighties.
Yeah. No one in the seventies was carrying around a belt strap. Hold the books in your hand. All loosey goosey. Oh, my books are gonna fall.
Yeah. And then the bullies would come and knock them out of your hand. This is just like every movie. Yeah. I've seen these movies.
What are you doing some research on? How did students carry books in the '19 In their hands. Sixties. No. You wanna know how they did it?
Yes. Well, by hand is on the list. Leather strap is on the list, though. Not in the sixties. No.
He's calling around leather strap. Briefcase. Briefcase. That's right. I have arrived at class.
Tunk. Tunk. And let us begin. Carry it in a briefcase. Yeah.
I like it. And satchels, but mostly brief style briefcase style satchels. Leather handle satchel briefcase. Dude, if anybody today showed up to class with a briefcase or a satchel or a leather strap. Yeah.
I just carry my books the old style of way. Strap. So I just had to bring my dad's belt. And he's walking around the house going, where's my belt? I can't get my pants off.
Did he take it to school again? There's a little Jimmy Stewart in there. Yeah. That's the dad who can't find his belt. Where's my belt?
You've met him. No? Yeah. Little Jimmy Junior took my belt to school. Stupid.
What am I gonna do? What was your favorite back to school fact? Oh, I have to pick one? They were all great. We're old.
Why? Why? And I know this because Speak for yourself. Every day I wake up and there's, like, something else that's a little bit achy, and then I go, anybody's in the ibuprofen? But here's another reason how I know we're old, because all of the movies that we loved as kids, that we grew up with, they're now like, hey.
We're coming back to theaters for an anniversary. Right. And they're like, it's been ten years. No. It's been thirty.
No. Yeah. What who's turning 30? Casper. Can I keep you?
Yeah. Casper, the friendly ghost. Is turning 30? 30. Is this where you first fell in love with Christina Ricci?
Might be. Okay. Me and everybody else. Or I didn't. I didn't.
With a pulse. That's a ghost joke. Even the ghost fell in love with her. I'll tell you This is true. As a 14 year old girl when Casper came out Yeah.
The the boy that played her Uh-huh. Casper. Right. When he comes to life, spoiler alert. It's thirty years ago.
Go on. All of the 14 year old girls watching that movie were like, oh, Casper. His name is, Devin Devin saw Sawa. Sawa. Have you seen him lately?
Yeah. I just looked. And? No. Thank you.
Oh, no. What happened? He played in something else. He played in, like, Tom and Huck or something. There was another movie that he played in.
Let's see. He was in little giants. He was in now and then also with Christina Ricci. Yeah. He's been in some final destination movies.
What else? It doesn't matter. Yeah. I was trying to see if there's anything that I might have seen, and I was like, oh, that's that guy. They're rereleasing Casper in theater.
So if you want, you can check. I kinda do and when? You do for real. It's not a great movie, Josh. I think I watched it with the kids a couple of years ago.
Don't act all surprised. What? Even though it's not a great movie. What? What are you saying?
Three things I wanna see in theaters now. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles anniversary, which is this month. Yeah. That's right.
I gotta I gotta look at I gotta get my tickets. Hamilton's Yeah. Go going to be in theaters. I'm I'm nervous about the sing along factor, but I kinda wanna see it on the big screen. No.
Me too. Because I think it'd be super powerful. And because we just got rid of Disney plus, so we can't see it anymore. Money saving. We don't have it on demand anymore.
And then Casper. I I'll go with you to the other two. I don't wanna go You can make me go see Casper alone? You could take somebody else. Who?
I don't anybody. I'll reach out to Christina Ricci's publicist, see if she wants to go to Casper. Come to Idaho Falls. Christina. Go to yeah.
You can go with me. Email. Hey. This might sound strange, but it's a thirty anniver thirty year anniversary, and it'd be cool if you would go with me. Where my my friends were talking about her.
Were they saying that she had a small head or a big head? I don't wanna revisit this. Okay. I just can't remember. I think they said that she had a big head.
I really don't wanna revisit this. Okay. I'm just rude. I'm just looking at her picture right now, and it's small. So if they were saying she had a big head, then I would call Shame.
Shame. Shame on you. I just I don't wanna go see Casper. No. Thank you.
Fine. I will email her people. It's not a good it's not a good movie, Josh. It's rude of you to say. It's it's It's better than that darn cat.
The original? The one she was in. There was okay. There was the original, though, and then she remade one. The original is pretty good.
Oh, did I'd watch that. That darn cat? Yes. What year was that, mate? It's better than this is a new game.
Casper is better than Yeah. Blake. Twilight. Better than a kick in the face with a golf shoot. Alright.
When I say Perseid, you say Perseid Jackson. No. Perseid. When I say Perseid, you say meteor shower. Perseid.
Meteor shower. There you go. Cool. Tonight and tomorrow night, very special for stargazers. Very special.
Yeah. Because the Perseid meteor shower will be at the peak of its powers tonight and tomorrow night. Okay. It sounds very cool, and I wanna participate, but it all depends on the time. Well, if you're interested in seeing up to 100 shooting stars per hour I do.
But what time? That's, like, almost two every minute. But what time? Because I have I go to bed at ten. Find a dark wake up at three d in the restroom.
Listen to me. Find a dark spot where the sky is wide open, especially during the predawn hours. I can't do it. Get your eyes to the skies. And you the cool thing is you won't even need, like, a telescope or binoculars because these things are gonna be so bright and stuff.
Okay. It is the Perseid meteor shower twenty twenty five. But what time? It is predawn. To me.
I am. It peaks tonight and tomorrow night. Here's what you need to know. Predawn hours. K.
Go. It does coincide with the rise of a waning gibbous moon. The glare will make it a challenge to spot all of, the meteors but the brightest. So you will see these, but it's worth heading out to a dark sky location. Up to a 100 shooting stars per hour would be visible under ideal conditions, but there's, like, this 86% glare from the moon that could be a problem.
And is it supposed to be cloudy? Alright. If it's a clear night, you're gonna have a better time. Clouds do obstruct Mhmm. Your view of space.
They do. Here's what they said. According to space.com, you can catch meteors as early as 10PM local time, and then, you know, later. So that's what I'm that's what I'm hearing. Ten okay.
Starting at ten? Yeah. Yeah. But it's probably, you said predawn is when it's gonna hit the hardest? That's what it it just said predawn hours.
It's predawn hours. Yeah. Everything is the sun comes down. Predawn hours. Yeah.
Between when the sun goes down and when the sun comes up. Before dawn. Go outside when it's dark before dawn. You know? Look up.
See what you see. Okay. Like I said, I go to bed at ten, so I'll probably take a peek before I go to bed. And then, it's pretty typical. Yeah.
I wake up to use the restroom at some point during the night, usually about three, 03:30. Alright. So maybe if I'm really In town is one thing, but I think and and that's fine. You might be able to see some stuff. But there's something about going to the to the dark parts of the town.
The dark parts of town? Yeah. Where are the dark parts of town? That sounds like the seedy parts. Everything the sun touches.
But don't go to the shadow Lands. You must never go there. Yeah. Right. I'm not gonna go to the dark parts of town.
Listen. Danger there. They originate from the Northeast, and, and so you'll wanna look in that direction. K. Which way is Northeast?
This way. Kinda. You're Yeah. You you your hand pointed one way and your pen pointed another. K.
Which way are you? Northeast. Yes. So it's gonna be here. Very good.
You're pointed north and then east. That's very good. Yeah. I know. Way to go.
Look in that direction, and you might see some things flying through the sky. It's meteors. Predawn. Between between sunset and sunrise. That's right.
I'll be up at three. 03:30. I bet you don't go outside. Probably not. You're like, no.
I gotta go back to bed. You're right. Scrolling through, the Internet, and I found out that, well, there is an update. One lane is open on I 80. This is near, Wanship, Utah.
So this is, you go to Salt Lake, and then you're gonna head east like you're driving to Toronto Okay. On I 80. We Across the entire country. Yes. Right?
Yep. So near this little town, Wanship Wanship, however you say it. K. There was indeed a very large spill. And it is you know that paint they use for the lines that's yellow Yeah.
Kinda reflective? Yes. It's a lot. Oh, no. A whole bunch of it.
Oh, no. Lots and lots and lots and lots of it. Oh, I feel bad for whoever made that. Bunch of pipes. Just I mean, what's crazy is the truck that's hauling this, they carry it in, those it's like a big tank.
It's a, like, a big white cube. Okay. Right? Plastic cube. Yeah.
And it has, like, a metal cage around it. Have you seen these? No. You haven't seen how they carry road paint? Let me see.
I don't know if you can look it up, but, road paint, transportation tank. I don't know. I'm a look it up. Let's see if that works. And then in the images, if that gives me what I'm looking at.
No. No. No. It doesn't. Anyway, it's these, it's these, like, cubes.
They're probably, like, four feet by four feet cubes. Okay. And they're they're in a metal cage. And, in in that plastic part is the paint. Okay.
And I don't I I'm trying to see if this was a paint truck. I don't know exactly, what what, happened here, but there's a bunch of pipes and a whole bunch of that yellow paint Oh, no. All over the road. Oh. I think there were two vehicles involved.
I think one was carrying the pipes. Like, a semi was carrying the pipes, and then the paint truck was there as well. And they may have been painting. They probably were out painting lines. And, and you know they have the bumper on the back of the paint truck Yeah.
That's like, stay back. Yeah. You know what? I think there might have been a collision there. Oh, god.
And the paint went all over the road. Free paint. Free paint. If you wanna go get some free paint B BYOB. Bring your own bucket.
Yep. Bring your own paint bucket. And scoop. And scoop it up before it dries out. You gotta hustle.
You gotta be fast. Because it's drying right now. Anyway, it closed down, eastbound, I think, for for a while. No. Yeah.
Eastbound I 80 near Wanship Wanship. Was closed because this accident happened. They said cleanup operations are underway. So that's everybody bringing their own bucket. What is the cleanup operation?
Bring your own bucket. And you use a dustpan. That's an efficient scoop. Is it? Yeah.
I'd like to I I wonder what the call was. Like, we need a cleanup crew. Yeah. We got a lot of paint on the road. The code.
Yeah. Well, they have one lane open now, it seems, on the eastbound route. So We got a 452. Oh, a 452 is when the paint spills. Yeah.
I knew about that. It looks all necessary. It's so yellow. It looks like the macaroni and cheese sauce. Like, it's very like, for a minute, I thought, did somebody spill macaroni and cheese?
Free cheese. It's not cheese. Don't eat it. But if you want some of that reflective yellow paint, there's a whole bunch of it on the road for free. That's a job.
Someone's job. Know, and they have to clean it all up. You haven't seen this. If you go to the, Utah DOT Facebook page, you can see the pictures. It's, it's something else.
I'll go check it out. It's a lot of yellow laying in the road. Yeah. I bet so. I have exciting news.
What is it? Let's see. Has it been a year or two already? Just one. Just one year and some months?
One year and several months? A year and a half? I'm assuming by the notes that Yeah. You mean when we went to San Diego? What I'm talking about.
Okay. It's been a year and a half since we were in San Diego. Last April. Yeah. Yeah.
Miss it. Had a great time. I know. I loved it there. We We really enjoyed San Diego.
We were there in April, which was a good time to be there. It wasn't too hot. It was it was really nice. Mhmm. And and I feel like, stay classy San Diego needs to be a thing.
So if we could figure this out, we could figure this out. K. But we as we were driving around, we were like, I wonder what real estate's like. And we saw this cute little neighborhood, and we're like, let's just look up this listing. And it was over a million dollars for this house.
And it was just a regular old house. K. Oh, I thought you meant the one that was on Coronado Island. No. That one was more.
But listen. Here's the deal. I did some researching today. K. Because I I found out there's there's a property in La Jolla.
I know. K. I am speaking your language. I know. That is, that is, that is, up for auction.
What I like about this property, first of all, is that it is a mansion, and they're asking 13,000,000. Oh. And you're going like, woah. Woah. Woah.
We can't do 13,000,000. No. We cannot. This is, what they call a Dutch auction. Do you know what this is?
I do not. So the price drops $250,000 every week until someone finally buys it. Oh. It's starting at 13,000,000. So here's all we have to do.
Just wait? Oh, no. We have to convince everyone to let us buy it at what we can afford. So we have to say, hey. Listen.
We really want this property, so we need no one else to, like, go, it's what I can afford now. We need everybody else to go, we're not interested. We're gonna let Josh and Chantel have it. Seems so stressful to do that kind of house buying. Yeah.
I know. I couldn't. I couldn't. That's so stressful. Right.
Because you never know when somebody's gonna be like, I'm going. Yeah. I'm taking it. This is it. I'm doing it now.
I know. I love it. Week that goes by, $250,000 comes off the asking price. Now to get that down to where we could, afford it, I was I was gonna do the math, and I didn't get around to it. But it's gonna it's gonna take a lot of weeks.
Yeah. It's gonna take a lot of weeks. It might take a couple of years worth of weeks. It's gonna take years before we're gonna be able to go, yeah, we'll buy it now. Yeah.
It's in our market now. Yeah. So listen. Whoever like, can we up this? Can we can we knock off a million every week?
Yeah. Or take it $250,000 every day. There we go. Yeah. Let's get it into our price.
Let's get it in the Josh and Chantel numbers real quick. Once we get it to our numbers Yeah. Everyone's gonna wanna buy it. So let me tell you about this property because it's pretty it's pretty nice. I mean, obviously.
Right? It is, it is large. It is, if you wanna look at the address K. 6389 Castejon, I assume, C A S T E J 0 N. K.
We'll have to learn how to pronounce our new address, Drive In La Jolla. And you can take a look at the Zillow listing for it. That's brilliant. It's gorgeous. So it's already down to $12,000,007.50.
We've already knocked off the first two fifty. Look at us go. We're already moving. That's fantastic. Yeah.
This says yeah. Okay. Never mind. Yeah. We've knocked off, 250,000 already.
We've. Yeah. We just gotta wait it out. It's so pretty. It's very pretty, isn't it?
Oh, man. I know. How come I can't live here? We can. We just have to wait.
Hell. Till we can. Till a couple of years when everybody wants to buy it. That's right. It's gorgeous, though.
It's a really nice property. It's got the infinity pool going. I could live here. Oh, you think? I so comfortably.
And listen, I'd invite people over. We could have parties. There's plenty of places for people to stay, lots of places for people to, to hang out. I'll make food, six bedroom, nine bath, plenty of places to be comfortable. I don't need that much space.
Look at the master bedroom. The master bedroom, we could fit our entire house in the master bedroom. I know. It's disgusting. It's crazy.
It's 11,000 square feet. Our home that we live in is 1,800. Like, let's get real here. This place is a monster. Moving on up.
That's what I'm saying. We just gotta wait, though. Okay. When it gets into our price range, we can we can pull the trigger off. Alright.
You keep an eye on it. Okay. Keep an eye on it every day, bud. I will. You just let me know.
Week. I gotta check every week and see you know? Let me know when we're ready to start bidding. K? I'm not ready yet.
Right. It's 12,750,000. I'm not ready yet. I know. Just let me know when we're ready.
Do you know what the estimated house payment would be if you bought it at $12,000,007.50? No. According to Zillow, their estimate payment is $82,000 a month. That's disgusting. That's more than a lot of people make in a year, and you're gonna pay that per month to live in that place?
Give me a break. There is a get prequalified button. Should I hit that? No. And just so I can get laughed at?
Yeah. They go, no. Thanks for wasting our time. Stupid. No.
Thanks for trying, buddy. It's good. Every week, it gets more and more affordable. Okay. I just said, keep an eye on it.
Let me know when we're ready to bid. Oh, wait. Four car garage? I don't even have four cars. Yet.
Oh, there's cars involved? Joan. Let's go. There's a new app called Invitin. Invitin?
Invitin. That's not a great name. I n v I t I n. Invitin. Invitin.
It is a small start up in French France for right now, but it could be a thing maybe in other places of the world down the road. Basically, what it is is if you're getting married, you can use this app to sell tickets to your wedding. And I don't mean Sell tickets? Tickets to your guests. But if you're looking to offset the cost of your wedding and you want people to help you pay for it Uh-huh.
Not your family, but strangers, they can buy tickets to your wedding. Buy tickets. Yes. Strangers to your wedding. The wedding experience reinvented by Invitin.
Invitin. Ask your doctor about Invitin. No. That's what it sounds like. Invitin.
Yeah. You can choose how many tickets you wanna make available. Okay. And then you can choose how expensive you want those tickets to be. Their website.
Most of them are going for a 100 to $200. And depending on if you're gonna feed them or Okay. I mean, you can up the cost if you like. Just love going to weddings, this might be a thing. But plus, like, think about this.
Like, there might be, like, hey. We're going to be in this town, and we have a free night. We don't know what to do. There there might be some good food. There could be some dancing.
We're gonna celebrate with some people, and it's, you know, the cost of a concert. You might as well go check it out. Have a one. Like mingling with a whole bunch of strangers and and watching people dance. And Interesting.
You can also if I if, say, I'm in the couple getting married and I've put the tickets up for sale, I can approve the sales after seeing the profiles of prospective guests. So you can be like, no. You're not invited. Yeah. And if I'm the guest, the person buying tickets, I have to agree to rules, including Yeah.
Arriving on time, dress code Oh, sure. Code. Did I say that? Arriving on time, dress code, dress code. I didn't know if I said that out loud or not.
What? And Alright. And sharing photos without permission. Okay. So you'd have to go through some rules on both ends.
Look. I am looking at, at one of these weddings, and I'd have to join the website to be able to really get in there. But there's this upcoming ceremony, June 25 next year. Joanna and Carl are getting married. And they've got tickets for sale?
10 places at 01:50. Where at? The most beautiful building I've ever seen. Holy smokes. It would be fun.
$300, though, for you and I. I mean, the food better. What's what's on the menu? I it I told you I'd have to create an account to look at the details. Oh.
Some of these I mean, the the way they've built this, it looks really elegant. Somebody said that the wedding photographer would have to know who the guests are, the people buying the tickets because you don't wanna wind up with a bunch of tickets Unless we're done. Pictures of your We're the hit of the party. And they're like, we actually are now really good friends with you. And we're like, thank you for letting us come to your wedding.
That's That was super fun. Please. High fives. You know? And we're like, have a great night.
And when when you get back from your honeymoon, let's let's get together. Let's meet up. It's a it's a weird way to meet people. It is. Plus, you could meet, like, a whole family.
Like, you're gonna meet grandma. Oh, you're gonna meet all of the people. Yeah. You really are. The little nephew, the break dances on the floor.
You're gonna meet them all. We had one of those. I know. It's a big deal. Interesting.
I I, at first, was a little bit skeptical, but I'm kinda like, you know, it's it's not a terrible idea. It's not a bad idea. It's not a terrible it's not the worst idea I've ever heard. Inviting. We'll see if it goes global.
For now, France only. Hands off, everybody else. Would you rather this or that? Would you rather Back to school edition? Back to school edition.
Yep. Alright. Would you rather use a giant eraser the size of your head? That's a big one. Or teeny tiny crayons that are only one inch long?
I'm gonna use the eraser. Yeah. Why? Big mistakes. Big mistake.
No. Because I don't use an eraser as much as I would use the crayons, and the teeny tiny crayons would just make me annoyed. The big, silly head sized eraser. Where would you keep it? Where would I keep it?
Yeah. On the desk? Desk's not big enough. Why? It's just a head.
What? It's just a head. It's not a whole body. Yeah. I know.
But a head is pretty large. Yeah. But that's only, like, this is is gonna be huge. Yeah. But more importantly, you gotta start by rubbing the nose.
That's gonna be the first part because it's got a little bit of a point to it. So is the head shaped or just size? Just the size. But it's just a ball? I just assumed it was also like a cast of my face.
What size do you what shape do you want it to be? A cast of your face? That's what I was saying. It's just a cast of my head. What you want?
Yeah. And then I would start with the nose because it's gonna have a point to it so I could be a little precise with my giant head eraser. And then we weigh as much as a head? Yes. I understand a human head weighs eight pounds.
Yes. It weighs as much. It weighs as much as a head. It's shaped like a head. It's a cast of my face.
Yeah. I'll take that. Alright. I'm gonna go with the crayons because that's fun. It's not.
That's gonna be annoying. Yeah. I know it is, but it's still gonna be fun for a minute. And then not instantly. It's gonna be like, and I'm out of purple.
Well, cool. My one inch crayon is done. I'll go for blue next. Yeah. Neat.
Do you have 64 of them? One twenty eight? What are you doing? Of course, I do. 64 crayons?
Yeah. I got the big box. Look at you. I didn't realize. I'm rich.
Woah. I'm not. Would you rather this or that? The downstairs basement. I'm working on Yeah.
That's your project right now. Yeah. I'm working on, kinda redecorating it, and I'm gonna do the baseboards that have needed to be replaced for a long time. So You are? Yeah.
It's on my list. Yeah. I've wanted those done for a very long time. I know you have. So like, since we moved in.
No. So I mean, shortly thereafter. Yeah. But, yeah, that's that's on my list, because that's important. So I'm gonna take those out when I paint.
I'm a put in something else. It's a small space. It's just a little bathroom. I'm not changing any tile or anything like that, but I am gonna repaint. And then, I've got, I was originally gonna do, like, a mountain mural thing on the big wall, but I'm kinda like, you know, I don't know that I necessarily I kinda just wanna do it in in maybe one or two different colors, different shades of green.
Okay. And part of this is to, like, I really wanna bring the wilderness, the forest into that into that space. Yeah. Lots of trees and nature and pine cones and things that, you know, are are cool. And I've taken a ton of different, like, scenic mountain views, and I wanna bring those into the space.
Yeah. I know. I love it. I think it's kind of kind of fun. Well, as part of that, I wanna change the shower curtain.
So we got rid of the old one, and then we went to the store and we're like, oh, let's see if they have the one that I was looking for, and they didn't. And they didn't have it on the website. It's not even really made, for that store anymore. So I went, now I gotta come up with a whole new thing. So I started clicking around looking at, like, forest and wilderness themed shower curtains online.
There's a few that are okay. Most of them look really cheesy. There's some really bad ones. There's some that look like you know those quilts where they do what's that called? Applique?
Is that what it's called? Where you've got that's not the right word. Where you've got, like, a cutout shape. Yeah. That's Is is that what it's called?
Yeah. Yeah. Looking at this guy. So there's, like, a deer jumping and, like, a moose and a bear, and I'm like, no. I don't want that.
No. No. And then there's some that are, like, a realistic photo of, like, the redwoods and the and the sun shining through behind them. And I'm like, okay. Cool photo.
And then there's some that are like there's a whole bunch of, like, trees and foggy, misty mountains. Oh. Which yeah. But, you know, I don't know. And then there's, like, birds flying and stuff.
There's there's some that are like like, oh, you want a a bear and a moose and a eagle and a whole sea? No. I I don't want that. Like, I don't know what I want, but I know it's not a lot of this. A lot of this is like if it was maybe I should look at, like, one that's specifically the Tetons or something.
Oh, me. Maybe maybe that exists. Because a lot of what I'm seeing is ridiculous. An elk and a cabin and a mountain thing and and then a bear and a it's just a lot. There's a lot.
And some of this looks incredibly AI. Like, they're like, make a forest cabin scene, and they're like, print it on the shower. It looks so tacky. Yeah. Some of this is real bad.
But, you know, occasionally, I'm like, okay. I like this, but I don't like the color scheme because I wanted the room to be in green, in, like, a foresty green color. Right. But then this one is really cool, but it's, you know, it's blues and oranges and stuff. And that's not the the color scheme I'm going for.
Oranges. Yeah. I like sunset Oh, I see. Stuff. But it's kinda cool.
And then you, you know, you look at some of the other ones that, like, it offers up, and I'm like, it's not seahorses. I'll tell you that. And it's not cats and pumpkins, and it's not sea turtles, and it's not, like, the doors open to, like, a sandy beach. Like, there's all kinds of horrible stuff. And, you know, here's one with a moose standing in a in a stream, which is really cool.
But then they took the same moose and inverted him. They flipped him, and he's further away. And in between the two, a grizzly bear sitting there. No. That wouldn't happen.
They're not gonna hang out together. Plus, also, I don't want that in the shower. Right. This one is like a like a pallet wood. So it's like a aged wood, but then it's cut out in the shape of a bear, and you can see the forest through the cutout.
Oh. Oh, man. There's so many so many great ones. The eagle soaring over, the mama bear and her cub. Wow.
Oh, there's some great ones. Yeah. We could really class up the basement. I'm excited to see what you pick. I mean, I really have given you kinda full reign on the not that I've given you.
Yes. Thank you for the permission. Anyway, I got a oh, there's one with, like, a little Bambi deer, and there's little raccoon critters. Yeah. It's not that.
Please don't pick something like that. Or do I go the entire opposite way and get something just funny? No. I don't know. You don't think so?
I don't I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Okay. I don't use that base or that bathroom enough, so do what you wanna do.
Still gonna see like, this one has got what is this? This is this is a cat riding a grizzly bear with an American flag in his hand, and there's a UFO attack happening on a forest behind him. Good. It's a wild one. That sounds like a good one.
Get that one. Yeah. Yeah. You might be into it. I am into it.
I'm so sorry. Cat? This one's all like Lisa Frank style. There's a cat with a lightsaber riding a T Rex that's shooting lightning from its eyes while standing on the globe and a bunch of space rainbows behind it and UFOs. I think those are great.
And a laser eye cat. Anything with a cat and a UFO, I think those are the best options. Well, see and that's what I'm saying. Like, maybe it just needs to be absurd. I'll do the room all cool, but I can't find the forest shower curtain that I like.
Keep looking. Don't give up. Okay. That's what I'm gonna be spending the rest of my day doing. Have a great rest of your Tuesday.
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