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Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Tuesday, May 20th, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
We’re celebrating bees & rescue dogs today, Sesame Street has a new home on Netflix, Chantel had a big fear of dinosaurs as a kid & Josh was a very worried little 5th grader, Peppa Pig is a big sister, it’s graduation song season, Chantel made a very weird noise while on an evening walk, you can take some ‘walks on the moon’ at Craters of the Moon, we’re not the type of people to send food back, nothing like getting hit in the ankles with a shopping cart, and blowing your nose in public is gross.
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Intro
(2:20) - Bees & rescue dogs
(5:18) - Sesame Street is headed to Netflix
(8:37) - Good News to Get You Going
(10:45) - We were scared & worried children
(16:55) - Peppa Pig is a big sister
(20:18) - Graduation season
(25:44) - Chantel got scared on her walk
(29:41) - Craters of the Moon walks
(31:59) - We don't send food back
(38:02) - Don't push the cart into your mom
(42:34) - Prom highlight reel
(44:42) - Would You Rather This or That
(46:57) - Blowing your nose in public is gross + outro
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Full show transcript:
Your old buddy, Bill Belichick? No. Yeah. He's not my buddy. Yeah.
Your old buddy, Bill Belichick, he is, coaching the North Carolina Tar Heels College football team. So sorry to the Tar Heels. Well, don't be so sorry for him because, because of the whole circus that was created by Belichick and the noise of his young girlfriend Yeah. North Carolina sold out of its allotment of 20,000 season tickets. Because of that?
Yep. They raised yeah. They raised the price 25% for this season, and they have sold out of the 20,000 season tickets. Well, she's then apparently a marketing genius. Something.
Yeah. Little noise creates, quite the demand, I suppose. I know. Hey. It's Tuesday, May 20.
We're celebrating bees and rescue dogs today. Two great things. Sesame Street has a new home on Netflix. That's a great thing. That is a great thing.
I had a big fear of dinosaurs as a kid, and Josh was a very worried little fifth grader. I know. I I would be stressed out. I wouldn't sleep. It was bad, dude.
Joshy. I know. Peppa pig is a a big sister. Congratulations. Welcome, Evie.
It's graduation song season. How's that song? As we go on, we remember. That's it. All the time.
Yeah. Yeah. You got it. Yeah. I made a very weird noise while on an evening walk.
What did it sound like? No. It was it was more intense than that. I oh, embarrassing. You can take some walks on the moon at Craters Of The Moon.
That sounds like a like a fun time. It does sound like a fun time. They're very exploratory and scientific. Very fun. We're not the type of people to send food back.
No. We're the type of people to just eat whatever we're given. Just give this to that table. You get what you get. Anything.
What's the what's the line? You get what you get, and you don't throw a fit. Yeah. That's us. Yeah.
Nothing like getting hit in the ankles with a shopping cart. You are done. You're done. You're done. And blowing your nose in public is disgust.
Yeah. It's definitely gross. We are Josh and Chantel. This is Wake Up Classy 97, the podcast, and, of course, as usual, we hope you enjoy today's show. No way.
What the Today is world bee day. Aw, bees. Love the bees. I do like the bees. Yeah.
And guess what? The bees aren't there to hurt you. No? If you leave them alone, they'll leave you alone. Yeah.
Be nice to the bees. They're great pollinators. It's what they do. And they're not scary. No?
If they land on you or get close to you, just be still. Don't fly away. Yeah. Bees be still. I I like those big ones, the real big dudes.
The big bumblebees? Yeah. Those guys are fun. You hear them coming. Like, the semi truck of the beast.
I was gonna say the monster truck of the beast. That's true too. Yeah. They are beast, man. They are, they are huge.
They're pretty cool. It's also rescue dog day today, which is a good day. That's fun. We have a rescue dog. That's true.
It is true. She's crazy, but that's what you get when you get a rescue dog. That's right. So if you don't have a rescue dog and you're thinking about it, why not? They'll love you forever.
It's very true. Rescue a dog Yeah. Or a cat. Well, I mean, yeah, you you should, but it's not rescue cat day. I know.
But I get it. I know. I know. I know. Anyway he got going on?
You know, just trying to get the day going, trying to get things started, trying to make things happen. Try to wake up. Oh, yeah? Good one. Thank you.
I could use a good sleep in. You know? Yeah. I do know. I'm still not fully recovered from the weekend Yeah.
Yeah. Because it just was nonstop. So I think, yeah, I think I need a sleep in. Yeah. Because you only had one day, really.
Yeah. But it was still I I was still up. I I was still I was up late Saturday. I was up early Sunday. And then, I did get to, as we said yesterday, loaf around, but it wasn't it wasn't super, like Relaxing?
Yeah. I I couldn't shut off. You know? Yeah. I get that.
So I'm I need a decompression. We need a Whatever that looks like. I'll find it somewhere. You. I get you, Josh.
Yeah. Well, we'll get you decompressed. Somewhere I need to just, like, blah. You know? Yeah.
That sounds nice. Yeah. Hopefully, on a beach somewhere. Oh, okay. I mean, I'm not mad about that at all.
Or the the woods. Yeah. I could go to the woods. We okay. Let's go to the woods.
Okay. Go, blah, in the woods. K. Friday? No.
It's only Tuesday. Oh, no. Tuesday. Oh, k. Great.
Well, here we are. Hi. Good morning. Good morning. Season 56 of Sesame Street is headed to Netflix.
I saw Cookie Monster eating the Netflix end yesterday. Oh, did you? Yeah. It's a great video. Yeah.
Let's see. So until recently, Sesame Workshop was in business with Warner Brothers Discovery. K. And under that dear deal, the episodes wouldn't air on PBS until months after their debut on HBO and Max. Right.
Yeah. I knew they were they had a deal with HBO. And now new episodes of Sesame Street are going to air on PBS the same day they hit Netflix. Oh, that's great. Fifty six years Isn't that crazy?
Of Sesame Street. That's a it's quite the legacy. Yeah. It is. Fantastic.
So I look. I know that there was, some fear that they might not be able to continue making stuff. There were some funding concerns and stuff like that. So I'm excited to I'm excited to see that they Elmo even was worried. He posted that he needed a new job.
Right. So that's exciting to see that they've, they've been able to find a a new home and a new funding to be able to continue to make that. Yep. I wonder if that'll be more accessible to more people. I don't know the subscriber counts of each of the streaming services, but I wonder if that will be more accessible to a larger audience.
Wonder if they're gonna put, like, previous seasons. Can you go back to the price? Right? You'd have to have the archive. I would hope so.
I think that'd be really cool. I do too. Looked into that. But yeah. Did you know I learned something the other day?
What's that? Oscar the Grouch is orange. What? Yeah. And has always been orange.
Originally, he had orange fur. The grouch. It's green. Correct. So he, he was originally orange, had orange fur, went to a swamp Oh, no.
Like, grouch land style, and got a bunch of moss and gunk and mold and stuff on his orange fur. Oh, no. He's orange, but he's covered in guck. Oscar. Yeah.
Take a bath, bud. He would be orange if he did. Alright. I gotta see a picture because I can't When he was orange, he had quite the eyebrow situation going on. Not that he doesn't now.
But Oscar. Mhmm. Gross. Take a bath, buddy. Yeah.
He's been orange the whole time. The grouch. Orange to green. Yep. But get him orange.
Yeah. So under there, he's orange under there, under that It says he transitioned to green in the second season. Yeah. Okay. He went to he went to a swamp.
To the swamp, mushy, muddy. Yep. Covered in slime and moss. There it is. You weren't lying.
No. He's orange. And that blew my mind. And that is your sesame lesson today. Yeah.
Today's color is orange. Good news for them. I'm glad they got a home. They have a home. Yeah.
They got a job. Sesame Street. Same street. New town. Let's do some good news to get you going Let's do it.
This morning. This is fun. Earlier this month, Andrew Smith, he, is from Pens Acola, Florida. He was using his drone to do some fishing near Fort Pickens Beach. It's not illegal.
I don't really know how it all works. I I fly fish. This is a different kind of fly fishing. Okay. Because of the drone.
See? Right. Okay. Okay. Good.
Good. Good. Okay. Yeah. Alright.
Just make sure you're with me. While he was getting his gear together, a panicked girl rushed up to him and said that her friend was in trouble in the water. Oh, no. She was being pulled out to sea by the current. Oh, no.
Andrew can't swim because of a medical condition, but he did have his fishing drone nearby. So he attached a flotation device to the drone, and he was able to drop one right into the hands of the struggling teenage girl in the water. Oh, hey. Yeah. The scary adventure rattled Andrew, but everything worked out.
His anxiety calmed down once he saw the girl climb safely to the flotation device, and then the situation was under control about five minutes later when first responders arrived. He spoke to the girl's father, the day after the rescue, and the dad thanked him profusely for saving his daughter's life and assured him that she had recovered fully and is doing well, which is great news. But so scary. Yeah. Can you help?
Can you help? Like No. Like, you can't swim. I don't no. But let me think real quick.
Tube, drone, go. Yeah. That's fact factored. Yeah. Good job, Dan Drew.
Yeah. What a cool, idea too. I I I don't know what to do, but let's get this, let's get this, out there. Let's see what we can make happen. Hey.
Be careful when you're swimming in the river, guys. Mhmm. It is scary. The river is no place to mess around in. She was in the ocean.
The ocean? That's even worse. Yeah. Fort Pickens Beach in Florida. Oh, no.
That's even worse. Yeah. Don't go swimming in the ocean. Why? Because it's too scary.
No. Well, I'm glad everyone's okay. That's the good news to get you going. You had an ulcer when you were in fifth grade? Yeah.
I mean, mild. But yeah. Joshy. I was a big worry, worrywart. Yeah.
What were you worried about? Everything. Pick a thing. Okay. Well, tell me one of the things.
Oh, I don't know. House fire? Oh. An unforeseen, weather things, tornadoes, you know, whatever. I get it.
Anything and everything. I was just reading a story about a family that visited Washington, DC, and they took a tour of Ford's Theater where Lincoln was shot. Oh, okay. And now their son thinks that John Wilkes Booth is sleeping under his bed. What?
So now he's afraid to go to bed because he thinks John Wilkes Booth is living under there. That's a that's a pretty good one. I know. I remember watching a movie when I was a little kid about dinosaurs. It wasn't Jurassic Park.
That came much later. Land Before Time. Land Before Time was a nice movie about dinosaurs. This was a scary movie about dinosaurs. Okay.
And so when it was warm in summer, we would have our tent trailer put up, like, to air out or whatever. And my mom and I would often go sleep in our tent trailer. Just to extend the camping thing. Yeah. And because we didn't have air conditioning, and it was nice and cool in the tent trailer.
And I used to think that dinosaurs like, I swear I could have heard them. I would be laying in the tent trailer going like, nope. That's a dinosaur step. I know that's dinosaur step. Snoring.
Could I mean, the fact that your hair and feet is weird. But I know. I was I was sure that dinosaurs were walking down my street. I'm trying to find, dinosaur movies from the eighties. Any idea what it might have been?
I don't. And you think it was the eighties, not the nineties? Yeah. Because I was little. But then I also we went to Yellowstone, and we were watching Old Faithful, and my tooth fell out.
And then my mom was like, put it under your pillow. Yeah. You can get some money. Right. And I refused because I was sure that bears were gonna come and eat my tooth.
They could smell that tooth. Yeah. They didn't want anything else. They just ate my tooth. So Land Before Time was '88.
I loved Land Before Time. There was a show in 1987 called dinosaur with an exclamation point, but it was an educational video that was hosted by Christopher Reeve. Yeah. But maybe I could just play dinosaurs. Oh, no.
It wasn't that. Play dinosaurs aren't scary. The animated television series called dinosaurs came out in the late eighties. No. It wasn't any of that.
I don't know what it was. It doesn't matter. It was rational. There weren't dinosaurs walking down my street. No.
There were not. They were not hanging out in your yard trying to trying to get what do they call the leaves and, lambs? Stars. Yeah. They weren't trying to get your tree stars from your plum trees and your lilac bushes.
They could have. I would have shared those. What about the toilet? Were you afraid of the toilet when you were little? No.
You weren't scared of the flushing? No. It was gonna suck you down with it? No. Oh, I wasn't either.
I was just asking. Did you have that fear? Every kid has that fear. I didn't have that fear. When every kid is potty training, they're like, no way.
One, I don't remember potty training. It's that was so long ago. I don't remember myself potty training. I was not afraid of the toilet. I do not ever remember being afraid of the toilet.
How about the bathtub drain? No. Me neither. Why were you afraid of the bathtub drain? You're gonna fall down there too?
You didn't know where it went? To the sewer. It wasn't necessarily that I was gonna go down there, but I always took toys in the bathtub. K. And so I was always afraid that my toys would go down there.
If I if I end up going down the toilet or the sewer or or the, bathtub, I end up in the sewer, which is where the Teenage Mutant Turtle Mutant Ninja Turtles were at. So I would have been fine. I don't wanna hang out with the Ninja Turtles, so I wouldn't have been fine. But it was more that I was afraid of losing my Barbie shoes or clothes because that stuff is small. Why'd you have Barbie shoes and Barbie clothes in the bathtub?
All kinds of stuff in the bathtub. Are you crazy? What did you do in the bathtub? Wash your body? No.
A shower. It was a playground. The bathroom I had was a shower. You didn't have a bathtub? Yeah.
We had a bathtub. Oh, I took But you never put showers. You were a kid? I took showers. You never put your Ninja Turtles in the bathtub or your GI Joes in the bathtub?
Sure. When I was little, I had bathtub stuff. Talking about? Yeah. I'm I'm talking, like, once once I was big enough to stand, I took a shower.
No way. Yeah. I mean, I would take a bath. I always still take a bath, but I was always putting my stuff in there. All my toys?
Let's go for a pool party. Yes. I had a Barbie boat. I took the boat in the bathtub. Yeah.
I probably I'm I'm trying to think of because the the that house so that was, like, junior high and high school. That house, I only had a shower. And then elementary school, yeah, that house, like, I I'm trying to remember taking a bath. I don't remember taking a bath. You had a boring childhood then if you didn't take your toys in the bathtub.
No. I did. I'm sure. But then, you know, I got I got older. And then I started taking showers like Late.
Like an adult. That's so boring. You're so boring. What's it's just a function. Come to the fun side.
Come to the fun side of life. Okay. Shower's better anyway. You're so wrong. No way.
Some big, big exciting news coming out of, exciting news coming out of, the Peppa Pig family. What's happening in the Peppa Pig family? Peppa Pig and her family have announced a new addition to the family with the safe arrival Oh. Of a baby girl. Yeah.
Very exciting. Mummy pig broke the Internet back in February revealing that she was pregnant with a piglet. And, since then, the excitement across the, British news network has been just crazy. This morning, Good Morning Britain, revealed the mummy pig gave birth at 05:34AM to a little girl named Evie, named after mummy pig's aunt Evie. This is this is wild.
Like, they had the the baby, the same place Kate Middleton gave birth to their three children. So that's that's a big deal. Big day. Yeah? Big day.
Yep. Which is what's yeah. And they had a royal inspired twist on the classic royal birth announcement. They had a town crier, a scroll style proclamation, unveiling of the official Peppa Pig birth certificate. They're royalty.
It's a big deal. Hey. Did you know? I just learned this. We're going we're talking about Bluey for a minute.
Bluey, in their intro song, they're playing a game of freeze. This is true. And when they get called out, it's because mom keeps dancing after the movie. Right. Music stops.
And then you're out. Dad. You moved after the music stopped, dad. Yep. You're out.
Bluey won the game in the intro. Here's the rest of the, Peppa Pig story. Thank you for the Bluey middle part. Fans can join the pig family on the big screen with Peppa Meets the Baby, a brand new cinema experience that's launching May 30 in over 2,600 cinemas across 19 countries. It's an hour long song filled screening with 10 brand new episodes as Peppa and George prepared for the arrival of their baby sister.
Sister. Nice. Fun? Peppa who's the the other one? George.
George. And then the new one, Evie. Got it. Yeah. Peppa, George, Evie.
You got it. Last name, Pig? Pig. Yeah. Kind of exciting times.
Exciting times. And, I don't know. This was earlier this month. Mummy Pig, shared a a story. He said, no to the moms out there.
You're doing amazing. Being a mom is one of the most difficult jobs in the world. We're in this together, and I see you. Aw. So Mom, a pig?
Yep. Very exciting. Congratulations to the pig family. I agree with that sentiment. Moms, you're doing great, especially during the month of May.
You're killing it. Yep. Keep it up. Too much going on, and you're doing a fantastic job. Spirit day, you got it.
Field day? Killed it. Graduation. Party? Nailed it.
Wrapping up teams, spring recitals. It's all happening. And you got it handled. Yep. Big thumbs up.
Two of them even. Way to go. Woah. Two thumbs up. Mhmm.
Woah. Graduation season is upon us. Mhmm. What was your graduation song? I I mean, we in February, we're still using vitamin c.
Vitamin c. Yeah. Yeah. We had that one. Yeah.
I'm trying to think of how it goes. When we talk, Donna, for the rest of my life, what we gonna be when we turn 25. Yep. That one. And then there was that one, do you remember that one that had, like, talking in it?
Like, it was, like, all low paint. Sunscreen. Yeah. What one who sung that? Everybody's free.
Wear sunscreen. Baz Luhrmann. Is that right? Yeah. Yeah.
Baz Luhrmann. So we had vitamin c graduation. Yeah. Sunscreen. Everybody's free.
Mhmm. Yeah. This one was perfect because mine was the class of '99. And so this starts out ladies and gentlemen of the class of '99. Correct.
That was the sunscreen song, and they still kept using it. And then we had, of course, green day, time of your life. Yeah. That one That was huge. Mhmm.
And then what's the other one? There was an eve six song. Remember? No. Here's to the night.
Oh, okay. Sure. Remember that one? Yeah. That one was, like, everybody would be crying.
Everybody cried at everything. Let's put together a slideshow. You know, what were what were we crying about? I don't know. I look back now and I go, I didn't even like half of those people.
Aw. Don't be us. You don't like half of the people you don't like. Know half of them. Well, that's what I'm saying.
There's so many people that I I I don't even know. I don't know them. Like, that's that's probably the biggest thing. The big thing. It's like I I had some friends.
I had a group of friends that we hung out, but, like, I have no idea where any of those people are now. Right. Not a clue. Right. You're not friends with them on Facebook?
No. Like, I have some of them, but, like, the ones that that I, like, hung out with regularly either aren't on Facebook or are are leading, mysterious lives. I don't know where they've gone. Like, I think one of one of them is in, in Montana. I'm trying to see if I can find him.
No. He doesn't even come up. He doesn't exist. Okay. Here's what I think is funny.
When we graduated, '99 for me, February for you Yeah. It had been probably twin not twenty, but maybe ten years after we had graduated that Facebook became pretty popular. Well, I couldn't even get on because it was only for college kids. Yeah. But then it got open to everybody, and then it was like you were getting friend requests from all these people in high school that one, you didn't like or two, didn't know.
And you were I just remember being like, no. We're not gonna be friends because I didn't like you in high school. Why would I like you now? Well You know? How it goes.
You were mean to me in high school. Why would I wanna be your friend? Put me in your top eight on Myspace. That was really where where I think social media started. And Myspace?
Yeah. And and really started getting you into the idea that, you could you could control the way people felt with the way that you place them in your top eight, or if you stalk them and didn't like their song that they added to their page or something. Like, you could you could find you could find things out about people early on. Right. And I don't think it's gotten better at all.
It's gotten just deeper and deeper and deeper. What do you think the popular graduation songs are this year? That's what I'm wondering. Are they still using vitamin c and No way. What's the new oh, here's one.
The Edge of Glory. Lady Gaga. People are using that one. Congratulations by Post Malone. I don't know that song.
Billie Eilish has a song called my future. I don't know that song. I'm looking at, there's some un, unwritten by Natasha Bedingfields that people are recommending Alice Cooper Schools Out. Happy from. Yeah.
I mean, a lot of stuff that's just timeless. Right? But I don't know what's going on with, like, new stuff. Hey. Look.
My made it by panic. That's a good one. Okay. Let's do you know where your, slideshows are? Your high school slideshows?
Do I have I don't have that. You don't have them? No. I do. They're on VHS, so I need a VCR to watch them.
You have your slideshow, though? Yeah. Wow. No. I do not.
I wanna watch it. I gotta figure out how to watch it. I gotta go get an old VCR somewhere and watch that old slideshow and cry. Oh, Poor thing. Emery and I decided to take a walk last night.
Yeah. You, you were not home when I got home after scouts, and I pulled into the driveway. And I went inside, and I'm looking around. It's all quiet. And then a few minutes later, everybody was there.
And I went, hey, everybody. What's going on? I go, Emery, do you wanna go on a walk? And she goes, without dad? And so he's busy at scouts.
He's I'm not waiting around. He's gonna be home late. Anyway, we're walking, walking, walking totally fine. We're on the sidewalk, and then we turn the corner to go on the path Uh-huh. That they have constructed by our house.
And we're walking, walking, and then I hear somebody behind me go, coming up on your left. Okay. And I did not see that person when we first turned the corner, and this is the noise I made. It I was so embarrassed. You absolutely were startled.
Were they on a bike, or were they walking? Running. They were running. Okay. I was so embarrassed.
But he completely not just startled me, but gave me a heart attack Yeah. Because it panicked me. Yeah. And I went Coming up on your look. Do it again.
Really? Yes. It was full blown. Full blown. Do that run-in place sideways thing?
Absolutely. I did. That's fantastic. Clutched my heart, and I got I moved I actually, like, did a run-in place and got closer to Emery. Yeah.
Like, not to protect her, but that she was going to save me. Oh, good. I wish there was video of that. I was so embarrassed. Coming up on your left.
I have you've been, like, in your craft room downstairs, and I have loudly walked down the stairs Yep. And walked to your room. And I've gone, I don't want to scare you. And the second I say I, you go. I know.
What do you I don't know. What has happened? I don't know. That poor man, he's just trying to have a nice jog. Yeah.
And he goes, I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. And I go, no. I am so sorry. That was embarrassing.
That's a normal reaction. It wasn't normal, and I felt terrible. And, of course, Emery is embarrassed. I'm I'm surprised she didn't run away from it because Ran back home. Emery is here.
Walk on your own. Like, I was thinking about that all night. That's quite the noise. It was quite the noise, and I was embarrassed because no nobody should react that way. He was just running on the path as you do on the walking path.
He was doing walking path things. And he let you know he was coming up on your left, which is a nice responsible thing to do. I know. Coming up on your left. Oh.
Well, fun. You finished the walk. Any other startling events? Nope. Just the one.
He didn't, like, circle back and do it again? You know how funny that would have been? He was like, I'm gonna do that again. That was that made my night. Coming up on your left again.
Leave me alone. Why do you keep doing this? The dog wasn't bothered. Was the dog startled at all? Nope.
Dog wasn't bothered. Dog was like, yeah. Everything's normal. I see no threat. There's no threat here.
Sounds like the, the cowardly lion. That's what it's Yeah. No. That's exciting. My fears.
I'm glad you made it, safely on your walk. Good job. I know. It's good to be the national park service has invited members of the public to participate in three special walks on the moon. What?
These are gonna be held in May and June at Craters Of The Moon. Oh, okay. Gotcha. Gotcha. Gotcha.
Gotcha. It's not a kerry peri thing. I gotta go back to Craters. I haven't been there in a few years. Well, let me tell you how exciting some of these are.
Okay. There's three special walks on the moon hikes that you can take. K. There is a wildflower and ethnobotany walk. Okay.
This one is Saturday, May 31 from ten to two. It's a two mile walk that features discussions of ecology, adaptations, and uses of plants. Registration is required for that one. Yeah. Then they have a photography adventure hike on June 7.
Cool. That one is, you're gonna learn how to, tips and tricks of shooting different textures and wild flowers as well as using light reflectors. Okay. What? I just said okay.
Nothing. And that like, you don't have to be an expert photographer or anything. All skill levels can come that way. Cool. Then they're doing a geology nature hike on June 14, and this is a four mile hike where you're gonna learn about geological features.
This is pretty cool. This is and what are the dates on these? June 14 is the geology nature hike. Uh-huh. May 31 is the wildflower and ethnobotany walk.
K. And June 7 is the photography adventure hike. Well, that's cool. Now this information I got this information from eastIdahonews.com. So if you want more information, you can find it there.
Awesome. Including the phone numbers to call to reserve your spot on these hikes. I like that they're calling it walks on the moon. Walks on the moon. Yeah.
It's kinda fun. Oh, no. Cool. Ethnobotany. That's a it's an interesting word.
Cool. I think those, sound really, really neat. So if you wanna go take a walk on the moon At Craters Of The Moon. Go check it out. Okay.
EastIdahonews.com. If you want more details, it's all there. When was the last time okay. Let me let me backtrack. Alright.
I never know how to start a conversation. I know. Well, you you started by asking a question, but then you stopped yourself. Do you need to explain before you ask a question, or what's the story? Here's imagine yourself at a restaurant.
You ordered a chicken sandwich, but you said, I don't like avocado. Will you leave the avocado off? Well, I would never. And I want my chicken extra crispy. Okay.
Maybe. And it arrives, and your chicken is barely I mean, it's cooked, but it's not crispy like you wanted it. K. And it has avocado on it. Okay.
Are you sending it back? Do I have an allergy? No. I'll eat it. You're not gonna send it back?
Okay. It depends because I've had this happen, and it's typically I've ordered something without onion. Like, the other day, I went to a sandwich place, and I got the sandwich I like that I get every time Uh-huh. And I order it the same way every time, and I say I'll have that with no onion. And then I unwrap the sandwich when it was given to me, and there's an onion on the paper.
And I go, I now have to check this to make sure there's no onions because there are certain things I like onions on, and there are certain things I don't. And a sandwich I don't because it's too much of a an overpowering flavor. I like to taste the sandwich, not just onion. Okay. So then I look and I go, I think this is all lettuce.
I don't see any more onion. And I start eating the sandwich, and about halfway through, I go, I taste onion. So they onioned me and then tried to scrape it off afterward or something, and then missed a couple is what happened. Okay. So I've had that happen.
I just ate it. It was fine. It wasn't what I wanted to have, but I just made it go. Stuff you can just take off. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. That's easy. Yeah. Avocado is a little different, I guess, because it's kind of it depends on a schmear?
Yeah. What is that? If it's yes. An If it's a spread, then that probably would be a little bit different than if it was, you know, sliced up or something. I get you.
Yeah? I get you. If it's okay. I don't like to send things back. I don't I don't like You hate confrontation that much.
Yeah. Then even though it's just somebody's job to be the the go between the kitchen and your mouth, you don't wanna tell that person, hey. I actually ordered this with no onion. And could I get the can I get this with no onion? If I was allergic Yeah.
I but I'm also it's not even that I hate confrontation. I mean, I do hate confrontation, but I also just am like, I can make do with this. Like, if this is not a problem to me. Yeah. Do you know what I mean?
Like I understand. Yes. I can work with this. Yeah. Unless I was allergic to something.
And then it would be like, listen. I'm gonna die. I can't eat this thing. That's what I'm saying. That's a big problem.
Like, if you go look, I I specifically said I can't have this. I'm allergic to avocado. Like, I cannot eat this or my throat will close, and then you'll have a dead person in this booth. Now So What if you halfway through your meal, and you're like, yeah. This is really gross.
I've tried. I can't eat this. It's just not Yeah. Like I wouldn't. I still wouldn't set up that.
With people that that have done that. Like, I'm gonna try something, and then they go like, midway through, they go, this really is not it. And and, you know, the server will come around and say, hey. How's everything? And and they'll go, you know, just isn't really what I'd hoped.
And now, would you like me to get you something else or you know, like, oh, I'm sorry to hear that. Is there something I can do that in my better experience, people? I go I I won't. My whole body clenches up, and I go My secondhand shame goes through the roof. Is where a napkin laid across the top of the food you're not gonna eat becomes the the way things get handled in our family.
I'll put a napkin on top of it, and then when I leave, they won't see that I didn't eat it all until they move the napkin. That's what our daughter does. I know. That's what I'm saying. I was still very sorry.
Who didn't know. Oh. Oh. I thought you were just talking to me. I forgot there's microphones and other people.
Sorry. My fault. Like, I know that. That's why I said it. Anyway There's eight only 8% of people that don't send their food back.
That won't? Yeah. Really? Uh-huh. I feel like we are the majority of that 8%.
I won't I won't send food back. I like, it it have to be really wrong. Like like, I would have to have ordered a cheeseburger, and they brought me, like, a fish. And I'd be like, this is not even close. Can I get the burger I ordered?
Like, it'd have to be something just absurd. Exactly. You're like, what is going on? Because I can I can spray the box up? With anything.
Pretty much. Yeah. So is that I'm trying to decide if that's a fear of confrontation or if that's just being nice. I'm just You just easy. Don't worry.
Right? Yeah. I'm just a easy peasy kinda guy, I guess. Or are we pushovers? Yeah.
Maybe that too. But I also it's not that big a deal. Right? Like, I don't need to make a huge stink out of it. Like, it's just a it's it's somebody made steak?
A huge stink. Oh, I bet you Yeah. That'd be a problem. I ordered the fish, and I got a huge steak. That's not it.
I can't make a huge steak out of this fish. Right. What are we doing? Clearly, this is a fish, not a part of a cow. Send it to that table.
They won't care. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, we got this extra fish. Give it to them.
They'll eat it. They won't even complain. Send it back. Look at them. They're just happy to be here.
I was watching a video the other day, and it was a video of a mom who was pushing a shopping cart. Her adult son is shopping for peaches, I think, or something. K. And she bumps into him in the cart Yeah. And he reenacts what she used to do when he, as a little boy, would bump into her in the cart.
Yeah. And he grabs her cart, and he said, that's it. You're done. You're done. You are done.
And then proceeds to push the cart down another aisle all aggressive. Yeah. What I thought was hilarious, is our daughter's reaction to this video. Yeah. Because I showed it to the kids, and I said, I really want you guys to tell me what I did when you would push your car into me when you were little.
I think it's mostly this noise. There's that the height of the little bottom rack is right on your ankle. Yeah. It is. Like, it is the worst thing.
Make it just a little taller so it kinda hits you in the calf. It wouldn't hurt like that. Every set I assume actually said I did some hard breathing, and then I did the you're done. She said I did that. You're done.
And then she goes, and then you would take the cart, and you would do that screechy little thing with it. The wheels go sideways. It goes Yeah. As you go around a corner. And that sent her like, she was in hysterics laughing forever at the cart sideways wheel noise it makes.
And then she proceeded to tell us how we used to wash their mouth out with soap. Which I never I have no recollection of that whatsoever. Which we also said, we've never had bar hand soap. So, like, this weird memory. I'm like, you guys have watched too many movies.
Yeah. I think so. The like, there's no soap in the mouth. No. We never did that.
Now Why would we ever? I do think that I did grab a cart a time or two and speed around the corner all across the You're done. Listen. There are moments when you're a parent that you're not proud of, and then there's some really good moments to one of them? You're done.
You're done. You're done. I said you could push. You pushed it into my ankle. My Achilles hurts now.
You're done. We're going around the corner. I actually kinda miss going to the store with the kids when they were little. Isn't that sad? Pick up your son and put him in the cart.
Put your 20 year old son in a cart. Push him around. I don't want to. I wanna push my three year old son in the cart. No.
I know. But just for a minute. Like, get that one that has, like, the big chair so he can sit facing you while you push. Like, hey, buddy. Let's get some groceries.
Or you could get the the car one. Yeah. The one that, looks like a race car. It takes up the steering aisle. Yeah.
Those things. I haven't seen those around in a little while. I think they got rid of them because they're so much so large. Yeah. Those are those are not safe.
Why aren't they safe? Oh, if there's a, like, an emergency, you're not getting around that thing. Why? What? What?
If you're in the aisle with someone who has one of those Yeah. And and they're like, we need to evacuate the store, you're not getting past that thing is what I'm saying. They're not safe. Pick a different aisle. You're gonna have to go clear around.
They're not gonna you there's no time. They're blocking the exit with the giant cart car. There's no time. I hated those carts. I'll tell you.
Whenever I tried to avoid those as much as possible. Look. Don't look over there. Yeah. You could distract them.
They're all out of them. You could distract them when you were walking into the store. And then when you were in the middle of the store, that's when they'd see one. Yeah. With another kid.
And it'd be like, yeah. They were that's why they were out. That kid got the last one. Yeah. Dang it.
I don't know. Maybe next time. Here, I'll buy you some Pop Tarts instead. Yeah. But you can't open them till we get home.
It's fine. Just quit running into my ankles. You're done. You didn't. Earlier this morning, excuse me, earlier this morning, I, posted the recap video, from prom on our Facebook page, and it's also on the class ninety seven community.
But, it's a it's a pretty great little video. It is a great fun video. Maddie, who works in our office, put it together, and, you and I doing the hot to go, made the reel, which I think is great. If you wanna see the highlight, maybe you were there and you, wanna see if you made it into the recap, or maybe you weren't there and you wanna see exactly what What year did? The twenty sixth annual second chance prom with Browning's Honey looked like.
We've got that video up there. She did a great job. It's it's a wonderful highlight reel. It was fun. It was fun.
It absolutely was a great time. Yeah. And I love Like, watching you and I do hot to go is a good highlight. Plus, you got a little shimmy in there, which is awesome. There's there's a couple of little spots.
I'm like, look at you. Having a hard time. Because my date wasn't into dancing. Whatever. You can see.
I clearly am doing hot to go right there next to you. I had to dance by myself one of the time. So Oh, boy. Sad. Oh, boy.
Anyway, you can check out the the highlight reel. The, the recap video of the event is, online right now at Facebook. Classy ninety seven KLCE on Facebook is where you'll find it and in the Classy ninety seven community. So go take a look, and, again, thank you to everybody who came out. Yes.
It was a ton of fun. Thanks again to Browning's Honey for partnering up with us. If you missed out, hopefully, you can join us next year. If you, you know, didn't miss out. Go check out the highlight reel.
See if you made it. I'm watching the highlight reel now going like, oh, yeah. I watched that couple. They danced nonstop. Yeah.
I watched that woman who never left the dance floor. Right. I know. People were nonstop dancing Yeah. It's pretty great.
So fun. Yep. You gotta go check it out. It's on our Facebook page, and in the class ninety seven community on Facebook, and, it's it's worth a look. Good times.
I know. It was a it was a blast. So go check out the highlight reel. You might have made it in. Oh.
You might have made it in the reel. So exciting. Would you rather this or that? Would you rather be pelted nonstop for ten minutes with dodge balls or with eggs. Oh, dodge balls.
Easy. Yeah. Me too. Yeah. Why Although What?
Ten minutes? Yeah. Being pelted with eggs? Yeah. Somebody really spent some money to, to throw some eggs at me.
So maybe I'd feel a little bit more valued. I feel like the eggs are gonna hurt more. Oh, yeah. Well, if they hit you, there is a smaller it's a smaller projectile. So Are they hard boiled?
And I get to move around. Right? Yeah. Okay. Good.
Yeah. Good luck. In a tiny space. Okay. Fine.
I'll be able to dodge. I can dodge eggs. You you're a pretty good dodger. You are. Yeah.
No problem. I'm a bad thrower. Either way, you never Yeah. Who's throwing? And is it one person or multiple?
Multiple. Okay. I'm still gonna be great. I got the confidence to dodge some eggs. I wanna know if the eggs are raw or hard boiled.
I would assume raw so that they splattered when they hit. Gross. Yeah. It's gonna smell awful. It's gonna smell terrible.
Get all crunchy when it dries. Ugh. But yeah. No. Fine.
Gross. Yeah. I'll be I'll be dry heaving because I hate the smell. That? Yeah.
What'd you pick? I'm picking dodge balls. Because you don't want the egg smell. Gross. That's the whole reason?
Is the is the okay. Hey. What? If they are hard boiled and they're peeled Yeah. Oh, that's fun.
Yeah. Yeah. That's what I would go with rather than dodge balls. A hard boiled peeled egg. Yeah.
There's still gonna be a hard target. Like, that's a they're a hard projectile to to hit something with. I'm I'm saying I think I could dodge them. I think you could too. You're a good dodger.
Yeah. Thanks. You're nimble. Yeah. Perfect.
Be nimble. Josh be quick. Yeah. Doesn't rhyme with eggs. Would you rather this or that?
I found a bit of a hot take online. Oh, hot takes. Well and it's it's got a a bit of a discussion going. And so I I thought I'd ask you Because I've been in situations, whether it's at a restaurant or any type of public setting where someone feels the need to, like, blow their nose. Okay.
Right? Yes. You've you've been around, and people are, like, pull it. Like, you'll have, like, a an older gentleman will take a Ugh. The the handkerchief out Oh.
Of his pocket. You know what I'm talking about. It's gross. It is gross. Right?
I think it's gross. So the conversation is is this. Blowing your nose in public is disgusting and rude is a statement that someone made. And then the conversation started. It definitely can be, but sometimes it's totally necessary.
Right? And somebody said, is it worse than someone going the whole time? And you're like, just go blow your nose. Right. Right.
Is that person just excuse themselves and go take care of themselves. Like, with little kids, we'll be like, please go blow your nose. Like, the whole time you're trying to have a conversation, you're like, please go blow your nose. I know that my mom is pretty bad about blowing her nose at the at the table. Is that I maybe I haven't noticed.
Yeah. Okay. Like, right after and everybody's pretty much done eating. She I don't know if she does it intentionally or not. Noticed that.
She'll and it's not like a like a Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Huge blow, but it is like a it is like a small little blow and then a wipe or two. Okay.
But it's it is gross. That does feel like not a good setting. You're at the table. Yeah. And everybody's pretty much done eating, but it is like, oh.
So that's that's sort of become the conversation is where I know. Runny. Or people will say, look, I feel bad doing it because I know it's obnoxious. But if I can't breathe through my nose or my nose doesn't stop dripping or, like, if I'm just wiping it every five seconds, I should probably just blow my nose. Right?
Yeah. But, again, I think you you think you're right. Like, just step away or whatever if you can. But, again, if you're sick and it's like you've blown your nose, And then three minutes later, you're like, I gotta go back and blow my nose again. That's pretty miserable too.
It's it's allergy season. Right? All the pollen's going crazy. So I can understand how people are dealing with, you know, sneeze fits and and all that kind of stuff. I'm I'm doing it too.
But it is interesting that, that people it started, like, kind of a controversial conversation where people are like, dude Shit. It letting it drip is way worse than than Yeah. Blowing your nose. I agree with that. Like, you Get a Kleenex.
Yeah. Like, you're gonna see it. Well right. I'd rather hear it The whole see it. The whole time you're trying to have it yeah.
Like, come on, man. Go blow your nose. What are we doing? So I'm I'm of two minds. I can see how this is this is one of those things that's caused a little bit of a controversial hot take conversation.
Hot take? Mhmm. I'd like a good hot take. Yeah. I don't know.
I don't know where I don't know where to go with it. I think it's I think it's gross, especially at the Ultimately, I I think the setting is definitely like, but you'll be at a restaurant where it's not even your table, and somebody a few tables over will do it. Yeah. And you're like, bro, you've ruined my appetite. Like, you could've gone to the restroom.
We were just at a restaurant the other day, and we heard somebody from a couple of tables over that belched pretty loudly. I Compliments to the show. I wasn't fond of that. Yeah. I didn't care about that.
Accidental. Mhmm. You don't think so? You think it was you think it was one of those, like, this is super good food. It did not sound accidental.
Okay. Also gross. I mean, let's have some table manners maybe. Yeah. Right?
Please. Like, maybe. Please. Please. Yeah.
Yeah. Alright. Well, we're gonna wrap up the show on that note. I hope you have a great rest of your day. We'll be back tomorrow.
It's gonna be a short week because we're not gonna be here on Friday. So this is already gonna be our middle of the week. Whoo. Isn't that exciting? Yes.
I know. Yeah. Halfway there. Do. Yeah.
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