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Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Friday, February 6th, 2026
Episode summary introduction:
From bald eagles getting very romantic in Big Bear Valley to the Winter Olympics, Super Bowl drama, and why Tom Brady absolutely has money on the game, Josh & Chantel cover it all in today's episode. Valentine’s Week traditions, anti-Valentine gift ideas, awkward celebrity encounters, do we really need intermissions? Bad Bunny, Olympic good news, and a whole bunch more!
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Bonus: Eagles in love
(3:36) - The Olympic Games opening ceremony
(8:27) - Good News
(10:52) - Tom Brady is aloof
(14:17) - Valentines week
(20:38) - Intermission
(28:08) - Forgetting names
(34:15) - Famous people
(43:51) - Climbers everywhere
(49:08) - Chantel was wrong
(53:26) - Color blind test
(58:42) - Winter Olympic sports
(1:07:29) - Would You Rather
(1:09:53) - Dressing room gossip
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Full show transcript:
Hey, before we kind of get things kicked off here and I tell you some news that you kind of already know a little bit of, but don't know all the details about, I do want to remind you you can email the show. Wake up Classy97 at gmail.com. We'd love to hear from you. Yeah, send us an email if you want.
But be nice about it. There's these two eagles in Big Bear Valley. I don't want to know. What do you mean you don't want to know? Well, the last time I heard about them it was sad news. Well, I'm going to tell you Valentine's Day is right around the corner and these two are in L-O-V-E Love.
Jackie and Shadow. They posted this story yesterday, the Friends of Big Bear Valley. They said, more mating nest work and an unwanted visitor. It was the unwanted visitor. Let me tell you, this is poetic as another beautiful sunrise, complete with blue and orange hues.
Filled the morning sky on Tuesday, Jackie and Shadow were heard sharing another mating session. It's not nice. Give them their privacy, can we? A couple of ravens briefly stopped by the nest. Troublesome ravens. Yeah, but when Shadow suddenly appeared the two noisy birds quickly flew off.
He did a nest check to make sure all was well before heading over toward the Cactus Snag. What does that mean? I don't know, it's capitalized. Is it the local bar for eagles? The Cactus Snag? That's where they hang out. I'll see you down at the Snag, they say, in eagle speak.
Okay. Yeah, I don't know what the Cactus Snag is. But anyway, later in the day there was a territorial encounter between Jackie and Shadow and another adult bald eagle that showed up. What?
Yeah, I know. It was crazy. That took place near the Split Pine and Twin Pine trees.
Another couple of hangouts for eagles. Jackie and Shadow first flew up to a branch on the Split Pine. Jackie left there and did a low pass before landing on the Twin Pine.
The visitor then flew up from the Twin Pine area and supplanted Shadow off the branch. They got into it. Yeah, there's big action in Big Bear Bell.
Yeah. Anyway, Shadow was fine. You rejoined Jackie. They both gave the visitor an earful of loud calls.
And then Jackie strategically flew back over the Split Pine and supplanted the visitor off of its branch. She's victorious. Whoo, look at her go.
Look at her go. Yeah, and then things got quiet for the night. The squirrel showed up in the nest. But then there's new sticks in the nest. There's new sticks. What's that? That means that this is what it says.
It's a bit early to say just yet, but it appears that Jackie and Shadow's hormones may be resetting and possibly preparing for a new clutch. Wow. All of that in one Facebook post.
And more. I didn't read it all. I don't like the way that they word things. They do say that the two seem to have moved on past the events of the past week. And we look forward to seeing what's next for the beloved pair. They've moved on.
How quickly. I mean, look. Life finds a way.
They get to prepare those hormones. You know what I'm trying to say. Sure thing, pal. You ready to start the show? Good morning.
Oh, hello. Today, tonight, is the, I guess this afternoon, the Winter Olympics opening ceremony from Milan. It will begin at noon our time. Primetime coverage starts at six o'clock this evening on NBC, as well as streaming on Peacock, Mariah Carey and Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli will be among those performing in the opening ceremonies, which is kind of exciting, I guess. If you love Olympic season, how do you feel about it?
Meh. I'll watch it if it's on, but it's not something I'm going to actively search out. A couple of years ago, we subscribed to Peacock because we wanted to watch some of it. You did.
I was trying to remember which sport specifically I was really like, we need to watch. I don't know. I don't remember. And then I don't remember watching a whole bunch of it. No, we did not watch a whole bunch of it. And I kept telling you, I go, hey, aren't you going to watch the Olympics like you? We're all jazzed to do. And you said, yeah.
Yeah, I got Olympic fever and then it kind of went. Oh, all right. Let's see, Super Bowl is on Sunday. So that's going on.
Boring. OK. We've been listening to some Bad Bunny. We have been listening to some Bad Bunny. I was listening to Bad Bunny on the way in. Were you? Yeah. My phone automatically connected and it had Bad Bunny playing.
So that was cool. He has the one song that he has, the DT, what's it called? I can't remember. I was listening to Dikiti, which was very good. I was trying to learn the lyrics to the one we were listening to last night. Something about bassos. Yeah, because you're learning all the words. So the song is an abbreviation.
And the DTMF. OK. It is an abbreviation for the name of the album. That's the title track of the album. Ah-ha. Yeah. You know that is his sixth solo studio album. I did not know that because I'm just learning about Bad Bunny.
I get it. That's a lot of people are. And a lot of people aren't. A lot of people are like, yeah, come on.
About time you got with the times. The guy's huge. So anyway. Wait, he's got like 52 million subscribers on Spotify. It's it's insane. He's got way more than that on YouTube.
Like when it comes up on my app, he's got. Let me see if I can find it really quick here. OK.
He has. No, I really am enjoying listening to his music. And it's not something that I would normally listen to.
But I like learning about new artists. Fifty one million subscribers, almost 52. And he has 151 million monthly audience. People that aren't subscribed, that still reach, you know. That's crazy stuff.
Yeah, pretty incredible. So anyway, makes sense. He's doing the show. That'll be that'll be cool.
Green Day is performing as well. That'll be fun. Um, all right. Well. Happy Friday. Finally.
It's been a long week. Feels like that it does. Yeah. We'll do some good news here in a minute. That'll kind of get things going. We'll stretch out a little bit. Do some lunges.
OK. Maybe not. Those are one of the top exercises I hate. Yeah. Everybody hates them. You still got to do them. They're good. They're good for you.
Good for your body. Are they? Yes. They always make my body feel like why you do this.
Yeah. Because that's how you know it's working. Now I'm an adult. I don't have to. But you should. No, I should stretch and I should definitely be mobile, but I don't have to do a lunge.
No, I get it. In PE class, I had to do a lunge. In cross country, I had to do a lunge.
But now I'm an adult. We should probably, we should do some lunges today. They're way bad. And see who's got the best form. Well, I already know the answer because I've trained in them, but they're awful.
You think you're going to have the best form? Yeah, that's why I hate them so much. Because I'm doing it right. I've trained in them. What? Yeah, like karate.
25 years ago. Hey, you don't think I got muscle memory in there? On so many lunges. We'll see. We're going to do some lunges.
I hate them so much. Who's got the best form? I will do two. One on each leg. I'm going to outlunge you. Because you're going to do more? Yes. Congratulations.
So we're just talking about the Olympic opening ceremony. There is a businessman. His name is Ross Stevens. He made a fortune in banking and is changing the game for Team USA. He's donating $100 million to make sure that our nation's elite athletes can fulfill their dreams without going broke. So, starting with these upcoming Winter Games in Italy, every US Olympian and Paralympian will receive $200,000. That's awesome.
That is very cool. Regardless of whether they bring home a medal or not, he learned that Olympic athletes lose $12,000 a year competing for the United States. So his gift is designed to tackle the retirement cliff that many athletes face after competing. So they will get half of the funds when they turn 45 and the other half is a guaranteed benefit for the families later on.
So that's kind of nice. I mean, a lot of these athletes are young. Some of them are in their teens that are competing. And so this is a great way for them to have something to put away. The thing that sort of, if I could have it a different way, and this guy's money, I would say you get $100,000 into an investment right now so that that could continue to grow as your young person. And then the other half could kick in later, which would be a nice little like, here's your other $100,000 bonus thing to kick in.
Thank you for being an Olympic athlete. Put that in writing somewhere. I'm sure he has. But by making this money available, he's helping athletes enjoy financial security even after the bright lights of the Olympics have dimmed.
I don't believe that financial insecurity should stop our nation's elite athletes from breaking through to new frontiers of excellence. It's kind of cool. That's nice. What a way to, you know, support a great cause. That's just really special.
So way to go. Yeah. A businessman.
Is that what it says? A businessman. Thanks. A. Yeah. A is his first name. That's right. First initial. No, his name is Ross. He's like how it says, a businessman.
Anyway, that is some good news. Somebody asked Tom Brady who he was going to be rooting for this Sunday. Okay.
That's an interesting question. He's a former patriot for a long time, retired from the Bucks. Who's he picking? He said, quote, I don't have a dog in this fight. Okay.
May the best team win. Yeah. All right.
And a lot of his, sorry, he went on to say, I'm in a different phase of my life. I really root for people and the people I care about, the people who I know, the work that goes into what they're trying to accomplish. Sure thing, Tom.
I really want to sit back as a fan and enjoy the game, enjoy the moment. I bet. Okay. So a lot of his teammates are calling him out saying, some of his former teammates are calling him out saying, what, what are you doing? Yeah. He's got money on the game. Yeah. Of course he does, but he also, people are calling him out and like the Raiders aren't in it because he's a co-owner of the Raiders.
That is correct. And so people are like, come on, Tom, come on. People are calling him a sellout. Yeah.
I was new. Dude's got money on the game. You always knew it. Of course he does. I always knew it.
He has money on the game and I wouldn't, somebody's better watch those footballs because that old Tom Brady. Yeah. That's his move.
It is. Not everybody's prepared to throw a deflated football. It just makes it easier to squeeze when you really got to chuck it. One of his line, former linebackers, Teddy Brushi. Okay. So that's my boy and coach Mike Rabell. Uh-huh.
Is he the coach of the Patriots? Sure thing. You don't know?
No. I'm sure that's who it is. Listen, I don't follow the Patriots because I know. He said, he's my eight year teammate. He's like a brother of mine. We've got a dog in the fight.
My dog is big and I'm cheering for him. So Teddy, a former- Mike Rabell is the coach. That's what I said, isn't it? No, I know of the Patriots.
Okay. So that was a former Patriots player who said, I don't play for the Patriots anymore, but that's my team. Those are my guys. That's my coach.
Yeah. But again, he retired from a different team. So there's that.
Yeah, but- He's known for playing on the Patriots. I totally get it. I agree. But- His old buddy Belichick. Uh-huh. Ugh.
The Tom Brady Bill Belichick combo duo. Yeah. Well, I'm sure they'll show his face at the game. Of course they will. And you get to see it and go, yay, Tom.
No. Yay, Tom. With his cloned dog. Remember I told you that story where he cloned his dog?
Tom Brady, you got too much money. Fact. But at least he wears fancy boots. And he's had some cosmetic work done. Whoa. I mean, have you seen pictures of him? Yes.
He made his chin. Sure. More, what do I want to say? More- You've got that square jawline.
I was going to say more masculine, but that doesn't make you more masculine. Tom Brady. Get on out. Get on out. So apparently tomorrow kicks off Valentine's week.
Okay. So the idea here is it's an old school tradition that says it's not just Valentine's Day, but it's Valentine's week and every day has a special meaning. So tomorrow is Rose Day. Sunday is Proposed Day. What's Proposed Day? Like if you're going to do it for Valentine's Day, Sunday is the day. On the Super Bowl Day? Yes.
Okay. Monday is Chocolate Day. Yeah, I love it. Tuesday is Teddy Bear Day. Wednesday is Promise Day. Thursday is Hugs. Friday the 13th is Kiss Day. And then Saturday the 14th is Valentine's Day. So if you want to celebrate the whole week, it starts tomorrow and you get all those crazy days. I've, before I've done Valentine's for a week, I've given you guys Valentine's for a week. Little handwritten notes of love.
Not even handwritten. Sometimes I would give you a little gift. That's right. They were like little dollar store items. Like we got those little balloons, those liquid balloons that you blow up that are really difficult because the straw's so tiny. Yeah, and then there was a cute saying with it. What was it? I don't remember.
That's rude. Oh, because you do and you made it. It was a gift. I remembered it. I remembered the gift. You had dinosaurs too. You got little dinosaurs. Yeah, what was the, what did it say with those? Oh, good one.
I'd go extinct with you. No, I think that's it. With you? Yeah. Without. No, no with. Let's go extinct together. That's not the message.
I'd go extinct with you. Yeah. Yeah, it sounds rude. Why?
Like being around you makes me wish I was extinct is what that sounds like. That's why. That's not the message I'm trying to portray. Right.
Well, it comes across that way. Being with you makes me want it done. Yeah, right. Like, if I could be in a tar pit, that'd be better. Whoa, easy.
Settle down. I like, I like the anti-valentine, valentine. Oh, really? Yeah. Yeah, where the message is just almost perfect, but it's just missing a little bit.
What could be the balloon one? Oh. I feel deflated about valentines with you. Are you sure that's what you meant?
Another valentine's day with you. Yeah. Consider me deflated. Yeah. Yeah.
Those are sad. I feel winded when I'm near you. Like, are you, is that nice?
No. Because you're out of breath? Because your heart's beating so fast because you love me?
No, it's because I'm tired. Those are even better. The mixed signals one. Yeah, mixed signal. Like, I don't know how to interpret that. Was that a compliment?
I'd go extinct with you. Huh? Yeah.
I'd rather be in a tar pit. Right. That's a good one.
Yeah. Or you take my breath away, which is a good one, except also dangerous. And every, have you ever gotten the wind knocked out of you? Yeah. It's deep. You knock the wind out of me. That's the wind. Being around you feels like I can't breathe.
Yeah. I'm struggling to get oxygen when we're nearby. It's not romantic. I'm struggling to get oxygen because you take it all.
Yeah. You took my breath away. Can I have it back? I need to inhale now. That's funny. All right.
Try some anti. No, I have no plans to do Valentine's week. I didn't think that you did.
What are you disappointed? We have had a long standing agreement that Valentine's Day is just Valentine's Day. And I don't need a special day to say, hey, you mean something to me. You mean something. Dot, dot, dot. That's it.
That's all it says. You mean something to me. When are you, is there ever a time when you feel like you can say that to me? We'll say what?
That I mean something to you. I just did. I'm just saying you can say it anytime. I just did. Yeah. You are romance incarnate.
I mean, we can't all be, but I do my best. If any of you are searching for any kind of advice of things to do for your loved one, call Josh right now. Oh, is that right?
He's got a long list of things. I just did. Yeah.
I just told you I loved you. That's right. Didn't you hear? No, I missed it. Oh, well, that's it. I get one shot.
I guess. I mean, there's, you got all day. We got a week from tomorrow.
We got plenty of time for you to tell me that you love me. Right. Okay, I'll wait. Okay. Are you just, are you going to just randomly surprise me or sure? Okay. I can't, I can't wait.
This is going to be good. 20 years romance is not dead. Ladies and gentlemen, that's right. I was just checking the time. I got plenty. So stand by. I'm held.
My breath is held. Love incoming. Here we go. Okay.
Here's a question that was asked to me yesterday and I want to ask it to you. You're going to see a show. You have the option of sitting down for 90 minutes and watching the entire show straight through, or you're sitting for 45 minutes, you have an intermission and then you have another 45 minutes of watching the show.
Which do you prefer? Call me old fashioned, but I think I can sit through 90 minutes. That's what I said. I said I prefer to sit through 90 minutes. If it's 90 minutes, I don't need an intermission. I prefer not to have an intermission.
Yeah. I think there are other reasons to have an intermission. If, if it's a live performance, I think it, you know, it was written into a performance. It was written into a two act or a three act performance.
I think that is okay. It gives the actors a moment to, you know, make big set changes, make big costume changes. It usually has some sort of epic moment between the two acts and then, and then things get back underway and you get to finish out the performance. Right. I think that's what I said. Live theater, musical theater, I think has, has an exception here. Agreed.
That's what I said. If I'm watching a movie, I hate that they break a movie into multiple parts and make me have to wait a year between them. That's the longest intermission you've ever come up with. Okay. What if you're in, what was I going to say? What if you're at a concert? Like it's a music concert.
Okay. Do you like having an intermission then? So that, I don't think they call it that. They call it a set change when you're in between bands. But those are different bands. Right.
I've never been at a performance that had an intermission. Like that. Of a music concert? Of a concert.
Yeah, because it's usually just. They play nonstop. And then the next band. Oh, and then they play peekaboo. Sometimes at the end of the show, a band will play peekaboo. Like we're leaving, but not really. They're leaving and then they walk back out and go peekaboo. Two more songs.
So that's cute. I don't know why we're still doing on course. And not every band does. I've seen some bands are like, look, we're just going to play songs until we're tired and then we're going to leave.
And that's fine. I think the bands playing peekaboo thing is funny. Because what if, what if the crowd was like, that was a great show and they all just left and didn't chant one more song?
And then they didn't hear the actual song. I guess we are done. Like we're not coming back out. Everyone's like, peace. Good show.
Yeah. See ya. Sad you didn't play our favorite. We're out of here. Would have been better if you played that one really popular song, but all right, see ya. Everyone's like, they didn't even play Everlong.
I know. Where's the really good song that I signed up to hear? Dave Grohl's in the back like, why is everyone, we didn't even play Everlong. They're all leaving. Yeah. I guess they thought we were done.
Okay. I also prefer, I feel like sometimes it's hard to get back into the energy of a show when you've left. It's different for musical theater a little bit, but I'm thinking of different shows I've seen where there isn't an admission and like you're jazzed and you're excited and you're, and then they say, okay, we're going to take a short break and then you go. I guess there have been some less theatrical performances where I've seen a band go, hey, we're going to take a 10 minute break and we'll be back. And, but again, that's, it's, it's a live music thing. Like if a band was playing multiple hours, like that's where you would see like, like they were playing for a wedding or they're playing for something where they'll go, hey, we're going to take a short break and we'll be right back. And then they run commercials or whatever they do. And like we'll be right back after these messages. And then they come back and they go, hey, all right, let's play some more music. Hope you're having a good, a good time. Here's, here's one. And then he tell a little story and then they're back into it.
So I have seen that a couple of times. I'd rather just go straight through. I mean, I think pretty much universally I'd rather go straight through. It really does depend on the show though. But yeah, I think for the most part it's a straight through and I can hold, I can hold it.
Right. I could sit for 90 minutes. I'll be just fine. I could sit for two hours.
Usually the bathrooms, you either have to book it out real fast or you're waiting in line for that entire intermission because there's always a line. Yeah. You know, it's nice to stretch. I think that's why they do it in baseball. They take a little moment and they go, hey, you've been sitting for seven innings. Let's give you a little stretch. You've been sitting for 18 hours watching something there.
That's right. Very little action. Let's take a baseball intermission real quick here.
Let's just stretch out your legs. Yeah. Okay. Interesting. Yeah.
I'm a, let's push on straight on through. There was a group of people that this question was asked to and we all had our own opinions. Yeah. Did a lot of people like the intermission? Some people liked the intermission.
I don't know. I guess maybe you got tired legs of sitting there. You got to get up and you feel antsy. Well, one person said that they, they like having that time where they can just chat with their friends about the show that they're watching. So it's like, I'll do that at the end. Just to catch up like, are you having fun? I'm having fun. Oh, good. Do you feel like this is money well spent?
No, let's get out of here. Oh, I can't wait until they play peek-a-boo later in the, in the show. Like, that's an, that's interesting. That's an interesting take. I don't want to stop mid anything and have a discussion.
Have a debrief. Yeah. Hey, we're in the middle of this, but real quick, are you having fun? I'm having fun. I mean, if I'm there with friends, well, that's what we'll do during the intermission. I'd lean over and I'd go, you're having a good time. I love this.
This is great. We're sitting next to each other. I don't need to have a pause to have a convo or I'll be like thumbs up. I don't have to say anything.
I'm like, Oh no, I don't want to talk about it till after the show. I wish I could leave it in her mission. Oh, that might be another reason people like it. They could count on that time as an escape. They go, we've got to built in, get out of here. If we don't like it, exactly. We don't have to come back. We got lost on our way to the bath. No, no.
I took a lift instead of a right and went right outside and left. Yeah. Interesting. I think it's everyone's personal preference. It's true. It is true. But I still just want to like consume it all at once.
Just let me just have it all. Yeah. You know, because you don't like to wait. I don't. I'm a very patient person, except when I'm waiting. You don't like to wait. I don't. Say you're having a conversation with somebody or somebody comes up to you and you need to know their name for some reason and you know their name, but you just can't quite remember.
That happens to me all the time. I know. What is...
This is not a stretch. What's the most polite way to ask? Hey, what's your name?
Have you tried that one? Because here's the thing. Most of the time it's like, I recognize you and I know you know that I recognize you, but I can't.
Yeah. Mine is if I can get at least one, either their first or their last name, then I can remember all of it. So then I usually have to say, I worked at a school and I didn't want the students to... I never wanted them to know that I forgot their name. Right. And so I would say, remind me your last name. Right.
And then I'd be like, oh yeah. Josh. Right.
Tyler. I feel like that's a nice way. I mean, that's fine. Do you have a better way?
No. I'm saying that's fine. I don't mind just being kind of straightforward and saying, you know, some of the effect of like, I know we've crossed paths, but I don't remember where. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Where do we meet? It's more... Oh, I guess it's less. It's less disrespectful to forget their last name than forget their first name. So that's why I go, I know your first name, but I can't remember your last name. But you didn't. I do.
You're just using it to get the information you need to be able to remember. I get it. Tell me your last name and then I'll remember your first name. In that instance, if you don't know their last name, like you know somebody, it's just Justin. And you go, I don't know Justin's last name and I can't remember his first name. Was it Jason or Jeremy? Oh, what was that guy's name? Do I know it starts with a J?
Maybe you're thinking you do, but it's actually Brian and you're really messed up. Really? Yeah. Yeah. Well, I told you there's a Danny and a Randy that I mess up all the time. Yeah. But I think I've messed it up for the last time.
Have you? Because it was such an impactful thing. Like now I go, oh yeah, yeah. Yeah. I know who that is. Good. Yeah. That's good of you.
Matter of fact, we should go see one of them today. Okay. I'm hungry. One of them is serving up lunch.
Is that what you're saying? One of them is, well, they both do, but one of them is serving up some lunch I want to eat today. His name is Danny and I want to eat his food. Danny has great food.
I know. Danny has great food. You want to have Danny's food?
No, I can't leave. Right. I mean right now. Right now? Yeah.
It's a little early. I'd eat. For the food that he prepares. All right. But yeah, I do want to eat that. But yeah, no, that's a, you know, back to this name thing. Yeah. Because apparently I'm getting sidetracked real easy today. By food.
Yeah. I don't know the right answer. I don't know the right way to, I mean, other than to just be straight up and frank about it and say, Hey, I really don't remember. Like, I know we met or maybe I don't remember the exact circumstances about how we met, but I'm telling you, I know who you are. I cannot remember your name. Okay. We went to, I don't think my name is difficult, but you would be amazed at the amount of people who messed it up or forget. And that's fine.
Right. I've grown accustomed to it, but we were at an art thing last week and somebody was telling me that she understands how people can forget my name or mess it up because she also has a little bit of a tricky name. We had a whole conversation about how our names are both tricky.
And then afterward, when we were saying goodbye, she goes, I'm so sorry. I know that you said that people forget your name, but I have completely forgotten. In one conversation, somebody will tell me their name. Hey, it's Scott.
And I go, I'm never going to remember that name. But I was not offended by that. Yeah. No, I'm never offended when people forget.
So if people just say, I'm sorry, I don't remember. We're all humans. That's the part, right? Like we all have the same brain here. So if we just go, Hey, I forgot your name. I know you told it to me 30 seconds ago. Say your name again. I know.
Yeah. I, what was your name? You shouldn't feel bad about it.
Just be honest. It's just the human experience. We just forget stuff.
Like everybody has a name. I have, I have scouts. I'm pretty good right now, but I have like five or six scouts that'll be joining the troop here in another few weeks. And it'll take me a month to get all their names because it just, it takes time. There was a gentleman last night who was really excited because you put your, we went out to eat and your name was the name he called out. And he was very excited. He goes, my name is Josh too.
That's right. It was like you were the only Josh he's ever met. That's a good thing when you meet somebody with the same name. It's easy to remember. Hey buddy, there's a lot of you out here. Hey, another Josh. You don't encounter it that often.
Uh, disagree, sir. I have the name and I don't know that many. I know so many Josh's. I'm here to tell you. So many.
There's the one in the Bible. Okay. That's one. And then, and then that one.
Oh, you don't know him. And then that one. And then that one.
Oh, okay. I know so many. Well, you're the only chantel I know. So that's a lie. Nope. Nope. I am the only one I know.
There you go. Well, I've known some in the past. But I'm just saying I haven't.
It's just you. So hi. Only chantel I know. Who is the most famous person you know?
Chantel Tyler. No. And... No. Not famous. No. Uh... Who is the most famous person I've ever met?
Uh, okay, sure. Who's the most famous person you've ever met? And then the most famous person in your phone contacts.
Do you still have anybody's phone number? I'm trying to see. Because here you've interviewed... I've talked to a lot of different bands.
Yes. Um, I didn't have everybody's phone numbers though. Like a lot of times because you don't work directly with the artist.
Right. Often you're working with a tour manager. You're working with some sort of person in between you and the artist.
There's a buffer person. I think probably one of the most famous people you were really excited to meet was Tom DeLong. From... From Blink 182.
Blink 182. Yeah, that was a big moment for me. Hailey Williams, we both met her twice. No, were you there the second time? No, just once. I was there the first time. You weren't there when I interviewed Paramore when they were in Pocatello. My favorite story though, when you met Tom DeLong, we were on his tour bus too, by the Okay, that was the second meeting. You talked to his mom and you had his mom's phone number.
That's right. Because his mom was his tour manager, which was hilarious. And this was after he'd left Blink 182 and was only doing Angels and Airwaves before he had reunited with Blink 182 years later. Anyway, it was... That was a cool moment. That was really... That was cool. But I wasn't sure if I was going to land the interview and I was waiting in the hallway to interview a different band. And he had walked by and I just snagged him really cool.
He was like, Hey, Tom. Like you're all pals. Yeah. And I was like, Hey, would you mind if I grabbed a picture real quick? And he was like, no big deal.
And so I got this weird, awkward, hallway vending machine picture of Tom DeLong with me. Are you nervous? A little bit. He's much taller than me.
So it's like weird. I look like a little kid. But then later on, when we were able to do the interview on the bus with him and a couple of the other guys from the band, we got a better picture. But that was still... That was a pretty big moment. That was pretty cool. I'm trying to remember who else was kind of a big deal. We met Katy Perry.
Yeah. When I interviewed Fred Mascherino, I wish I would have spent more time in that interview. Because I didn't and that's one where I would have been like, I would have asked more questions. Because I think Fred and I could have hit it off.
Really? We could have been bros a little bit. Oh yeah? Fred, by the way, if you don't know, he's from the band Taking Back Sunday. I lived in this punk rock alternative space for a lot of years in my radio career.
And that's really where I got to interview a lot of these bands. I know I miss those days. That was a good time. Those were good days. Yeah, that was a lot of fun. When we were young and hip and cool. I'm like, oh, you want to meet this cool band?
Yes, I do. We had a bit of a conversation with the Goo Goo Dolls. We met them. Yeah, but okay.
So that was kind of quick. You meet people, but that doesn't necessarily mean you know them. True. I don't know a lot of the people I've interviewed. When I interviewed Andrew McMahon, that was fantastic.
That was a great conversation. And he is from several different bands, but... Something corporate. Yeah, and Andrew McMahon and the Wilderness and Jacks Mannequin. And that was a really cool conversation. But like, you know, these were all in like the early to mid-20s.
So it was like 2000 to 2010. There's a gentleman named Jeremy Buck. Yes. And he had a band called Jeremy Buck in the Bangs. Yes. And they used to come to Pocatello all the time.
That is correct. And I would consider him... He lives in Hermosa Beach.
I would consider him a famous person. I would too. But I think we're friends on Facebook. Right, I could talk to him.
I think I have his phone number. He remembers us. Yeah. And so I think that's probably the most famous person I know because the famous person also has to remember you. Yeah. I think is what qualifies it as being someone you know. Yeah.
I see that. Yes, I do still have his phone number. I could call him right now. Unless he's changed it. Well, I have two phone numbers for him. He's probably changed him both. Because I think one was his tour manager and the other one was him. So I would just have to call one and be like, ah, sorry, not you. Let's try the other one. I'm trying to think like, I mean, when it comes to like bands, that's kind of where that space is.
Yeah. We haven't met any like actors or comedians or that type of famous people. I mean, not not actors. I have some comedians that would come through. We did some interviews and stuff with a couple of them, but they were like real specific and they were like guest comedians on the radio show that we syndicated. So like they came through for a syndicated comedy tour. And so I met some of those comedians and they were fine.
They were, you know, comedians are all right. Who did I meet? Was it was it some of the who's lying guys?
Now I'm trying to remember who I met. Oh, like Ryan Stiles and I think it now I'm trying to remember who it was. Colin McCurry and all that. Yeah, it might have been Colin. Greg. Proops.
Am I doing Colin and Greg? Because they kind of did a tour, but that was here locally. That's famous.
Not that long ago. They don't remember you though. No, no, but I met them.
Sorry, I bet they do. I don't know a lot of famous people. I know like in the radio space, I've met and talked to some phenomenally talented, you know, well known syndicated radio people and hung out with with some of them multiple different occasions. And we've had, you know, text conversations and separate email conversations with some of these folks, but no, not I don't really rub elbows with the elites with the top dog. Yeah, no, it's not really a space I hang out in.
Me neither. And just because you've met someone doesn't mean you know them. That's true.
You have, they also have to know you. Right. Yeah. How sad.
I need to know more famous. Do you? Well, yeah, you want to know? I want to know Kristen Wiig. Oh, because you think you'd be friends with her. Oh yeah. You think she's got room.
I mean, she's got like Maya and she's got like all these other folks. Why do you gotta say it like that? Listen to me. I'm just telling you, I'm not saying that she doesn't have room and that you don't bring value to a relationship. I'm just asking if you feel like you, you need a Kristen Wiig in your life. Do you feel like Kristen Wiig needs a chan tell in her life just as much? Yes.
That's what I'm trying to say. I actually already do have a Kristen Wiig in my life. Okay. Her name is Christina, which is so similar. No, I know. It's close.
Yeah. But she is. And if she was wearing a wig, you could have Christina in wig, which is super close.
You're right. I don't need Kristen Wiig at all. You need Christina in wig. I already have one. I already have my own. So take that, Kristen. I don't have room in my life for you.
Okay. If she calls the show and she's like, Hey, I was passing through and I heard that and yes, you do. And we're going to meet. That'd be neat.
You know? Yeah, it would be. Except for you'd be too nervous. That's the thing about meeting the people that you like. You get so nervous.
Look, here's the thing about here's everybody I interviewed. I know. And I made a fool of myself.
It was hilarious. And you didn't meet everybody from the band. You met most of everybody and you just told them that you were a big fan in a weird way. That's all. You just told the band that you were their biggest fan in a strange way.
And that's okay. It was just, you got, you got all caught up in the moment. And you were excited because they were standing there and I was about to interview them and you went, I'm so excited to meet you. And then if you want to say what you said, you can, but it's, it's up to you. I'm not going to say.
It's not terrible. I just said, hi, hi. I'm big fans. I'm big fans. And they said, oh, cool, cool, cool.
And then we took a picture and I ran away. Are you still big fans? Yes. Yeah, good. Good, good. Hey, but also then we saw that band like a year later.
Right. And I really think the keyboardist remembered me because he kept looking at me in the crowd. He probably, he's probably like, I recognize that face, but what's your name?
Tell me your last name and then I'll remember. That's what he said. Tell me what you said.
Yeah. And he's like, I know you're, you're something, you're a fan. I just can't remember how big are you one fan or are you multiple fans? Are you big fans?
Shut up. So, you know, that guy that climbed that tower and what? The skyscraper?
Yeah, yeah, yeah. There have been people and he said, don't try this at home. Like, don't do this. Nobody do this. But there are now people who are attempting to do it themselves. You can't. But they are.
No, I understand. And he specifically said, look, I got permission. He said it's illegal to do this. And the fact that they gave me permission means I'm going to do it because you don't always get permission to do this stuff. And yeah, of course there are people now trying to do it. They're just trying to start climbing. Yeah, they're just bad idea.
Totally bad idea. Some of them are like, yeah, this is really, really hard. I don't know how that guy did this. Some of them, of course, don't get very far. They get past like that first ledge. And then they're like, yeah, I can't help. Yeah, yeah. I mean, if I jump too high, I need help getting down.
What? These guys are climbing up, you know, a few stories and getting stuck. If I jump too high, I need help down.
Oh, yeah. There was one dude I saw because there are people that are just attempting it. And one dude, he got pretty high. He got to like that second level. And then people were like, what are you doing?
Get down. Like the authorities came and they're like, we said, don't do this because... I mean, how are they going to stop people from doing this thing?
They're going to just have to have it monitored at all times, which yuck. I know. You've created a monster.
You really did. What was his name? Alex? Yeah, I think that's right. You created a lot of monsters.
Well, listen, I mean, Alex didn't necessarily. The building saying, yes, you can climb it, create a monster because now people have seen one, it can be done. Yes. And now they're like, I want to do it too. Well, and it's... I think people see, oh, that can be done.
I think I can do that. And then they're quickly realizing... I don't think it's random. I don't think it's like just, just Joe Schmoe going, I'm going to climb this building. I think it's going to be climbers. It's going to be other people are like, that dude cut the line, I got to go follow it.
Like that's what they do. It's a climbing work. Yeah. But there's a lot of people that are like, no, I can't do this. Yeah, I know. He made this look really easy.
I think I could do it. And then they get to that second level and they go, yeah, help. Right. They jump too high. Now they need to help down. I did too many up-ees. Now I need help doing the down-z's. Can I get some down-z's?
Yeah. I'll tell you that I don't want to even attempt it. Me neither. No.
No. It freaked me out multiple times. Yeah, you didn't even like to watch him. No, I don't, I don't like how high off the ground he was. It makes my stomach twisty right now.
Thinking about it. The worst part for me was he was on the very top and he was so windy. He just stood up on the very little tiny little podium at the very top. I have a fear mechanism in me that's just firing off right now. I know one misstep. You're done. I can't even think about it.
Okay. I don't know what that mechanism in me is right now, but it's like you should probably lay down. You should be on the ground laying down.
Don't hang your feet off the edge of anything. No. What is that feeling in there?
I don't know. What is that inside of your body that says, hey, you like the ground. Stay on it. I like the ground so much.
I often find myself tripping so I can be closer to it. Oh. Yeah. That's because my balance is bad. You know what the feeling is? It's the same one when you go to Bryce Canyon and you walk out over the glass edge, that feeling inside your body where it goes, no, don't do that. That's what my body's doing, thinking about that guy climbing the building right now.
Disgusting. Isn't there a little piece inside of you that's like, let's see. Zero. Let's see what it's like. Zero part of me is like, let's go see what it's like. I don't even want to go up the elevator to that top level and stand outside where they had everybody clipped in on safety ropes. You don't? I don't want to be on that level. I do. Good for you. No, thank you. You've never been to the top of the Empire State Building?
No. I've been to the top of the Hyatt in Phoenix, Arizona because I had a glass elevator and I rode that and they had one of those revolving restaurants on top. It was fine. I've never been at the top of the Empire State Building either, but it's not for lack of trying and waiting all day in the lines to get up there. To be told it was too windy to go outside.
When we got to the top, they said, I'm sorry, the observation deck is closed. Yep. Cool. Can I have a refund?
No, kidding. Because all I did was wait in line all day and ride this elevator. I can't even see what I came over to see. They didn't give you a refund.
No, they didn't give you a refund. Did you ask? Yeah, no. I see a note on our outline for today's show that says, I might have been wrong.
Please elaborate. What's going on? What's happening? You told me yesterday that I don't like to admit that I'm wrong.
And I disagree with you because I think everyone has a struggle saying that they're wrong, but I think that I have in times been like, okay, you might have been right. Okay. Okay, what?
Nothing. What I think is funny is the way that you worded that. Yesterday, you said this thing that I was wrong and I disagree. Okay.
Strong lead-in. Let's go. Okay. Yesterday, I showed you a video about a bathroom makeover.
Yes. It was specifically the paint and you said you wanted to repaint and I said, what color? And you said, blue. And I said, what kind of blue? And you said, I'll show you. And then you showed me gray. Okay. And then I posted a picture on Facebook.
I took a screenshot and I posted a picture and then I went, that does look great. But I'm here to tell you and everybody chimed in. That it was all gray. Did anybody say blue? Okay. There are 32 people who commented. One person, thank you, Michelle, said, it's a bluish gray. Okay.
The picture absolutely looks great, but I'm telling you in the video, it looks more blue than that screenshot portrays. Okay. That's fine. If you think so, it doesn't, but if you think so, you showed me the video. You held it up like this and then kept looking at it and I said, I can't see it when you turn it away from me. You remember?
I do. But anyway, so you're saying it's gray. So it's gray.
Here's, did you take the color blind test? No, you need to. You need to.
I don't. I've done it and I'm good. I did take it and I'm good.
I can see all the numbers. I've taken it before too, because our sun is color blind. Correct.
And my dad is color blind. Correct. So you see what I'm saying?
What I'm saying is, you should probably take it. I've got a good one. You do? I do.
What do you mean? I've got a good color blind test. I'll, I'll let you take it. Okay. And I think you'll, you might be surprised what you find out.
I think you'll be surprised what you find out. Is it the Enchromo one? No. It's the number one online color blind test.
Great. I've won from an actual optical doctor. You do? Not from the number one online test to sell you color blind glasses. Yeah.
We have often talked about getting our sun color blind glasses. I know. He doesn't want them. Yeah. He's like, I don't want to know what I've not been seeing. Yeah. He doesn't, I think is an interesting take.
He doesn't want to know what he's missing. Yeah. When we go out to see the leaves, when they change color in the fall, they're like, oh, bag, do you see that?
And he goes, no, it all looks brown. Right. And that makes me so sad. And he's like, no, I don't want those glasses. That's brown. That's brown. That's brown. It's green. It's brown. Maroon.
That's brown. Yeah. All right. I was, you want to take the test? I'll get it pulled up. Yeah. I'll take the test. Excellent. I think you might have a little bit.
Thanks for chiming in everybody. No one could even be on my side, even just a little bit. Michelle, kind of.
Kind of. But listen, don't take it out on them. I'm not. I just wanted somebody on my team. Oh, everybody's on your team.
It's just that you were wrong. And then somebody said, Cameron, thanks a lot. Said, oh, my friend, that is Wolf Gray. It is Wolf Gray. Get out.
Who asked you? It's what it's called. It's called Wolf Gray. Get out.
Hey, speaking of just might, you just might have a little bit of a color blindness situation, you think. What's your face? Sad. Why? Because? Because you didn't know? Because I have a...
Sad because what? Because they call it a deficiency. Well, yeah, because you're missing colors. Like, there are colors you can't see. I'm not missing anything.
No. But listen, it's not the most common one. That's what I thought was interesting, which is the red, green one.
If you... Most people who are colorblind have the red, green one. I took that one and passed. And you were good with the red, green. But then we're doing the blue, yellow.
Blue, yellow. You're having some struggles. No. And I think it's interesting that you'd be having some struggles with a blue in a conversation about blue and gray. Isn't it interesting? I wonder, here's the thing.
I've never been able to see those magic eye pictures. You think it might be a thing? I think it might. Is that related? I don't know.
I don't know. Because the colorblind test, you had to find the shapes. There were shapes.
Correct. And you had to find the shapes in the pictures. And I couldn't find the triangle. And you were like, I see it. I didn't say it like that at all. I see it.
I see the circle and the triangle. I didn't say that at all. Yeah, you did. You were rubbing it in. Look, who can see your color is so nice. That's what you said.
No. Blue, yellow deficiency impairs the ability to differentiate between blue and green as well as yellow and red because many 3D illusions are hidden within high contrast patterns. I knew it. Difficulty in distinguishing colors can make the patterns harder to align. I knew it. That's why I can't see those magic eyes.
It absolutely could be causing a difficulty. I'm going to use this to my advantage so much. Why? Oh, if things don't come my way, I'm going to be like, oh, I have a color deficiency. I have a blue, yellow deficiency. Oh, you guys, I have a deficiency. And they're going to go, you're deficient on what? Calcium? You're going to go, no.
No. My blue and yellow. Colors.
They're going to go, what are you talking? You can't see blues and yellows right? No. Please let me park in that spot closest to the door. Oh, is that right?
I have a deficiency. It does say it might be harder, but it is not necessarily impossible. Success depends heavily on the ability to, as stated by the Magic Eye website, cross or divert your eyes rather than just color perception, which is the thing. I can do it like this fast. Yeah, you can.
I can see them in seconds. You and my mom. Who doesn't have a color deficiency?
So you can thank your dad for that gene, which then you passed along to our son. Sorry, Bec. Oh man.
I've got my whole life not knowing that. It also says that in cases of blue, yellow deficiencies, the color contrast on the stereogram may not be sufficient to trigger the necessary depth perception, which can make it harder to spot the hidden image and can have other effects as well. Time out. You have depth perception issues all the time. That's why when we're driving and you go, why are you making that sound? And you're like, you got to hit the breaks.
And I go, four days from today, I got to hit the brakes. I do have a depth perception issue. Yeah, it's because you can't see all the colors. The things that you learn. I mean, you know. Four years old. Sure.
Could it be that this have, was I born with this? Or? Yeah, I think so. Yeah. Oh no. Yeah. Everybody feel sorry for me. Oh, here we go.
Now I'm going to get back on all those Facebook comments and be like, you jerks, you are rude to me. I have a color deficiency. I think it's going to be interesting to see because I want to figure out which one you have because it doesn't seem like it's super extreme. It's very specific.
And so we got to figure out which one it is. And then maybe those glasses would like change your life. You know, or do you want to know what you've been missing out on? Well, how, why do you think they're going to change my life? Because all of a sudden, you're going to be able to see depth and you're going to be, what if you put them on and you're like, Oh, magic eyes. I can see them all right now. Like everything is just instantly, you're like, wait a minute. No, I don't want to see those.
It is a sailboat. No, I don't want to. I'm mad at those.
You are? So I never want to see that. If somebody puts a magic eye in front of me, you'll be like, no, I don't want to play. Right. Because those are dumb. They are not. They're very cool. You should see the penguins and stuff.
They're pretty neat. I was looking into the Olympic village because I wanted to, have you ever seen where these guys stay? The athletes? I mean, I've seen when they went to Beijing. Yeah, I saw those Olympic villages. Is that when they had the cardboard beds? Yeah. And they, it wasn't very good. Right.
Yeah. They looked terrible. It was terrible conditions. Or maybe that was Russia when they were, I can't remember where it was. Anyway, it looked awful. It was, it was like they did some budget.
Yeah. Athletes from all over the world, all over the world are headed to Milan. The Olympic village there is pretty plush.
Is it? Comfortable beds, tons of storage space, charging outlets, the days in every bathroom, common areas where athletes have a huge dining hall with Italian cuisine. They've got training centers.
There are places to unwind, including a recreation zone with foosball, air hockey, a photo booth, all the amenities you'd expect at a Google headquarters that are now here at the Olympic village, which is kind of cool. Well, I think they should be treated. I mean, yeah, this is a big deal. They need to have proper accommodations in order to get the sleep they need and the rest they need to perform their best. Right. For those who want to look their best, they get a free 10-minute makeup session available to everyone. I want that.
Which is kind of neat. And if you don't leave with any hardware, meaning a metal, it doesn't mean you leave empty-handed, everyone gets a special edition Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7, the phone. Why? The new folding Samsung phone. Why?
Oh, I don't know. I mean, it's an $1,100 phone. It's just a perk? Yeah.
Okay. I mean, it's like a big deal. Is it? Yeah.
Samsung is getting huge publicity out of that phone because everybody's going to get that phone. Right. Yeah.
It's not necessarily something that needs to happen for them to be the best version of them. It's like a goodie bag. Just like a perk.
Yeah. Man, I never get a goodie bag full of $1,100 phones. I don't want an iPhone, but... Well, it's a Samsung anyway. Oh, I thought you said iPhone.
No, it's the Samsung Z Flip. But it is adorned with Olympic laurels on it. So it's a special edition, which is kind of cool. They get the traditional Olympic pin, which has some AI-powered technology in it, allowing athletes to exchange pins via a robotic arm.
I don't know what that means, but that's something that's happening. There's all of these different dining and recreation things going on in there. It's quite the place, the Olympic Village in Milan. So, yeah.
Anyway. I want to go to the Olympic Village. It would be a cool spot to be. What kind of sport, winter sport would you compete in? Oh, I'm not going to compete in any... Why? You don't think you could do curling? I don't know the rules about curling.
It seems low impact. Jason Kelsey's wife, I think, is doing curling. No, not... Yeah, yeah, yeah. You're right.
Yeah. You could do curling. Why do you say... Why do you automatically reach for the lowest impact sport to give me? Because I don't see you out there doing speed skating.
Why? I think you'd be fine in a bobsled, middleman. Why middleman?
I feel like the front guy steers, and the back guy does brakes or something. Okay. Why can't I do those? I feel like you're center of gravity, your middle weight for the bobsled. That's important. You got to have it.
That's what I'm saying. I feel like you balance out the team. You're the anchor for the team. You know what I'm saying?
We're curling. Yeah. Have you ever heard of a backhand compliment?
No. What's that? Look it up. I was... I just meant like...
I think you'd be good at it. What have I said? I'm just sitting. You think we get it just... There's a run up, and you have to scoot in and get in there and ride. There's a rhythm?
There is a rhythm. That's right. Are you going to do figure skating? I don't think so. Why? Dude. Tell me.
Because I've seen you on skates. And? You're not going to do it. I think you're saying you're not good.
You're not going to do it. Alpine skiing. No, you won't ride the lift.
Freestyle skiing. No, you won't ride the lift. I might ride the lift in skis. I just won't in a snowboard.
I hate snow... What? I'm not going to do that one. Bob Slay. What's that?
That's the Bob Slay. Okay. The four man. Four man?
Yeah. Then you have two in the middle. Who's going to be my middle partner? Somebody else on the team. Ice hockey.
You going to do hockey? Sure. No.
You're not. Because of the skating involved. Dude. Cross country skiing. Luge.
One man luge. No, that's too fast. Too fast. Got it. All right. Short track speed skate.
No, it's too fast. Skeleton. What's that one? Bob's let face down.
Or it's like the Luge face down. Yeah, no. Ski jump. No. Ski mountaineering.
No. Snowboard. Why are these all winter sports? Because I said which winter sport are you going to compete in?
Snowboard. No. No.
Speed skate. No. Okay. End of list. That's it?
That was the way... So that's why I chose curling. There are other items within those things like snowboard.
There's several snowboarding events, but no. What would you do? Let's talk about you for a minute. Okay, sure. You're not going to do bobsled. I might. No. Why?
Because you can't steer and you can't break. So I guess you're going to be the guy that does nothing. I didn't say that. I said that to you just now. I didn't say anything to you even remotely like that.
I had no attitude like this. You can't do api-ski. You won't do the slalom. You won't do the big town hill. You talked about Valentine's Day.
That's right. Valentine's week kicks off tomorrow. Today, you're going to learn about curling. Today you're just going to be mean. Mean?
I've said nothing mean. What would you like to do? Would you like to do freestyle skiing or you jump up in the air off the ramps and do tricks? Yeah. You would. Yeah. You got a right of lift to get up there. Fine. You can't just stand at the bottom and then when someone gets down there to see if you're okay, you have all your gear off and then go, I'm not doing that.
You can't do that. Do you see? Yeah. Okay, hold on.
All right, go ahead. Are there like tubing or something? Nope. No, there is no tubing. Because I bet I'd be pretty good at that. At tubing? And if I go over a little hill, I could do like tricks in my tube. Listen.
I'm going to make that a sport because that's what I'd excel in. Hey, listen to me. What? One time we went sliding. And do you remember what happened to your face? No. I do. Enlighten me.
It hit the ground. Would you rather this or that? Friday edition. Would you rather be, okay, hold on. Would you rather nag or be nagged? Oh, I'd rather nag. No one wants to be nagged at. No one wants to nag either.
I just, if I had to choose, which I do, I'm going to choose to be the person that does the nagging. Yeah. That is correct. Okay. I would rather nag at somebody than be nagged at. Okay. Yeah, that's correct.
I just looked up the definition because I'm like, what is nagged? Good time to do that. Go ahead. It's one of them. Annoy or irritate with persistent fault finding or continuous urging.
Persistent fault finding? Yes. Wow, that's rude.
Yoinks. Yeah. So that's what you're going to pick to do.
Yeah. I don't want that done to me. I feel like you already do that. When? To who? Who do I nag? To me. No one. I never.
Consistent fault finding? I have never. I feel like... Okay.
Give me an example. Today. When? You said you're not going to do that.
You're not going to break on the bobsled. Oh, just then a minute ago? Yeah. That wasn't nagging. Fault finding. No.
I was sport finding and I chose curling. It's fine. Go ahead. Keep being a nag. You're good at it. Where are you picking?
I'm going to pick nag. No. Surprise. We should probably go on a date. Do you think?
Or I should go move into the mountains and leave you in town or something. I don't know. You should probably remember why we like each other. Because you nag at me a lot. Keep me in line.
Man, would you rather this or that? Rough one. I was in a dressing room yesterday trying on some stuff and I overheard.
Here comes the dirt. What did you hear? Well, I overheard there were two girls in the dressing room. Were they women or were they girls?
I think young women. I don't know. I didn't see them. I only heard them.
Just trying to gauge age. I think they lived at home because I didn't hear the beginnings of their conversation. But I heard some mumblings about like, how are we going to convince your mom?
How are we going to do this? And I went. And then my ears perked up because as a mom I go, hmm. What are these two up to? So then I heard and they were not discreet, by the way. They were openly talking.
Yes. And I made my presence known as well because I didn't want them to. What did you go? No, but I jangled my hangers and I was like, hey, I'm here. Two sticks. You tapped your hangers together like two sticks. And they went, oh, someone's next door banging hangers.
They didn't normal behavior in a dressing room. Got it. So then one of them called their mom and put their mom on speakerphone.
So you got the whole story. And said, mom, I spilled on my pants and I have to go. She didn't. I have to go to Mackenzie's house too.
It wasn't Mackenzie. I don't. Okay. That's fine.
I'm keeping their names private for the sake of safety. So girl one needs to go to Mackenzie's house because she spilled on her pants. Because she's going to let me change into her pants. Oh boy. And I didn't quite hear what the mom said. Here's, okay. Let me guess what's happening. My guess is that girl one wants new pants. She can't justify spending the money unless she has a reason to have new pants.
Yes. So she in her, in her brain said, I think I have an idea. I'm going to call my mom and I'm going to say I spilled something on my pants. I need to borrow your pants because we're the same size.
And I'll just never give you these pants back. So that's what I think too. I think it was like, I want new pants. So I didn't hear what the mom had to say, even though she was on speaker. I didn't hear what the mom said, but I did hear.
I did hear when she hung up the phone, the girl one who called her mom. And that's how it's done. Whoa. Okay. So it worked. Here we go.
And the mom in me said, I need to call that mom and say, Hey, you've just been had. Okay. And so then girl number two says, right. So did she give you money for the pants or you come into my house? And girl number one said, Oh, she's going to give me some money. But there was no money discussion. I think it was money to buy a new pair of pants.
No, I understand. But when did she bring up money in the phone call? She didn't, but I think the mom did on her. So the mom said, where are you now?
Maybe. And she said, I'm at the store or how did the pants get brought up outside of the friendship? I'm missing a piece.
Well, yeah, because it's in the dressing room. So I'm missing sections too. I see. I didn't hear all of the conversation. Okay. I got you. Well, you're missing an important.
The important chunk was that the girl one who called her mom said, and that's how it's done. And I went, ho, ho, ho. I spilled something on my pants, which she didn't.
She just wanted new pants. That's what I'm telling you. Listen, if this mom happens to be listening right now, you didn't hear it from us.
But that's how it's done. Again, as a mother, I just want to call her and say, hey, that's some good goss. I know you got good goss out of dressing.
Girls shoot. Man, oh man. So I, you know, did she, did she get the pants and wind up going to her friend's house too? Of course. Did she get the two in one deal? Of course she did. Because girl number two goes, well, how much did she give you? Did you get the, do you get the lowdown?
No. See, because I feel like she was like, hey, this thing happened and I got to go over here and wear some pants. And mom was like, why don't you just go to the store? You guys were talking about going to the store anyway. Why don't you just go to the store and buy some pants?
I'll give you some money to buy some pants. And so she's like, okay. I don't think it was that. I think it was, these girls were hanging out. They saw some clothes and they were like, I don't know.
No, no, I get that. I'm just saying the excuse to get the money to buy the clothes was I, my pants are ruined. So now is she going to go spill something on her pants on purpose? I don't know. Yeah. Right?
Right. The, if, if my daughter, if our daughter called us and said, hey, I spilled something on my pants, I got to go to Mackenzie's house to change. I would be like, we'll just come home. Right. Why do you have to go to your friend's house? Right. Just, just come home. Right.
I'm with you on that. Also, I'm not going to give you money either because just come home. Right. You have pants at home. We'll put those in the laundry.
You'll be fine. Yeah. It's also 8 30.
It's time for bed suits. Is that what time it was? On a school night, 8 30 on a school night. You're tricking your mom into buying you pants.
8 30 on a school night. Girl, you tripping. That's crazy. I don't know what that means. We learned a lot today on the show.
Yeah. What'd we learn? We learned that there's a couple of Olympic sports you'd be pretty good at. We learned you might have some color blindness. We learned at one point you were wrong. We learned about asking people's names when you can't forget it.
We've got Valentine's week kicking off. Famous people. We covered a lot. We did cover a lot. There's a lot in today's show. If you missed any of it, you can always go back and listen on demand. If you miss for it.
If you miss some of it, I feel bad for you. Oh, okay. Because it was a good one today. Listen, not every show is a good show.
Okay. Bits of good. Today felt pretty good. Okay, well good. That feels solid about today.
All right. Well, it's a Friday. We got the gold medal for today's show.
Look at that. Enjoy the Olympic opening ceremony. Enjoy the big game, the big Super Bowl this weekend. You can't call it that.
I can call it the big game. It's trademarked. What is? Isn't it? I can call it the Super Bowl.
I can't say. Big game. I can say big game. I can say all of it.
Say whatever I want. Have a great weekend. Check out the show on demand.
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