Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Tuesday, March 10th, 2026 Episode summary introduction: Josh and Chantel kick off the morning with a dive into the genetically modified onion that's about to change cooking forever, the take a moment to honor the legendary Harriet Tubman on her special day, celebrate Delaware raising a jaw-dropping $2.4 million for charity in just 24 hours, sip Brazilian coffee surrounded by giant rodents at Coeur d'Alene's new Capybara Cafe, it's Super MAR-10 day, so naturally the Yoshi popcorn bucket from the upcoming Super Mario Galaxy movie becomes a full-on emergency, Luigi vs. Yoshi trash talk, March Madness brackets are almost ready, milk first and a fork & spoon for cereal?!, health journeys, tattoo ideas, binge-worthy TV recommendations, the eternal struggle of choosing a salad over a cheeseburger, and more! Timestamps: (0:00) - Bonus: Smile ball (4:18) - Harriet Tubman (7:26) - Cereal fork (13:48) - Good News (15:57) - Coffee with capybaras (19:49) - Proud of Josh (25:32) - Song lyric tattoo (30:49) - Yoshi madness (36:05) - Waiting for shows (42:38) - Starting arguments (50:53) - Football news (56:57) - Pygmy long-fingered sloth (1:02:44) - Handwriting (1:08:34) - Would You Rather (1:11:11) - March Madness is near Visit our website: https://riverbendmediagroup.com/info-page/wakeupclassy97/ Email the show - wakeupclassy97@gmail.com Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@Classy97KLCE?sub_confirmation=1 Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@classy97klce Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Classy97klce Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/classy97klce/ Follow us on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/classy97klce.bsky.social Follow us on Threads: https://www.threads.net/@classy97klce Follow us on X/Twitter: https://x.com/Classy97klce Full show transcript: Just a quick reminder that if you want to reach out to the show, you absolutely can. We've got an email address. It's wakeupclassy97atgmail.com and we are all over on social. So if you're not following us, take a minute and go ahead and hit that follow, subscribe, like, all the cool buttons that you push at Classy97KLCE. And if you're listening to the podcast and this is like the first time or the hundredth time that you've listened to the show, we'd love your feedback. Leave comments where you listen, subscribe, leave the stars, rate the show, all those things. That helps us get the word out that this is a show you like and we appreciate it very much. Yeah, for sure. Scientists in Japan have created an onion that does not make your eyes water when it's chopped. Okay, now if I'm not mistaken, isn't there something in an onion that is attracted to moisture? Well, it's yes. That's why it attacks you. They release a gas when they're damaged. Like being cut with a knife. So when you're when you cut, there's like a gas that happens. Because I heard that like if you had either a cup of water, like a wet paper towel nearby, it wouldn't be as bad because it would draw that gas toward that instead of your eyes. Yes. So the gases react with the moisture in your eye. And then your body creates tears to flush out the irritant. So yeah, if you have something wet nearby, then it'll be attracted to that instead. Isn't that interesting? That's what they say. Yeah, I think I learned that from what's the food guy like? The good eats guy? Yeah. Yeah, I think I learned that from Alton. So scientists have been working on dealing with this onion thing for about 20 years. They, what have they done to it? Well, they genetically modified it is what they've done. But it does not make you cry, but it also doesn't smell as much as a regular onion. And it's much sweeter. They're calling it the smile ball. In America, it's called goldies. Goldies. It's called the goldies. Why can't we just keep calling it smile? I know, I like the smile ball. Because it's probably a really cool Japanese word that nobody knows how to pronounce in America. So they said instead of calling it because smile ball is the English translation. Yeah, I think so. And so it's got some cool name in Japanese. But we couldn't say it. And so they were like, ehh. Goldie. Goldie. Um, they removed the enzyme responsible for making you cry, but they also tried to keep the same taste and nutritional value. Interesting. I want to try one and see if it works. It is. Not every onion makes you cry though, either. That's true. But they, this is how we ended up with bananas. Did you know this? I did know this. Yeah. Because you told me this. Yeah, because bananas, everybody wanted to have year round and all over the place and they're very hard to grow in non-jungle climates outside of the rainforest. And so they were like, we got to get bananas everywhere. And then they modified plantains to turn them all sweet and yellow. It wasn't even a real food. We made that. Yeah. We made that. I know. Weird. Now we're doing it to onions. A thing that just grew. Like onions just grow. They're real easy. Yeah. They just do their thing. You put an onion in the ground, you get a bigger onion. Onions are weird. You take an onion, cut it out like the middle part that turns green. You put that in the ground. Boom. More onions. It'll grow. And it just grows. It grows. It grows. It just does its thing. I know. Leave it alone. If you don't like crying, grow up. It's temporary. It really is. It's not that big of a deal. I imagine for people working in the industry of restaurant, it's probably a little bit different because you're going to be chopping up a lot more. So there's probably, you know, like when I'm cooking, I'm cutting up like half an onion for a recipe. Yeah. And then I'm moving on. I'm not like cutting onions for days. Onions. Yeah. Well, thanks for the info. You're welcome. Get your smile ball today. Goldy. Well, hey, good morning. Well, hello. What do you know about Harriet Tubman? Everything. Okay. Go ahead. Tell me about it. No, I don't know much. I know that she was one of the founders of the Underground Railroad. True. She helped lead a lot of people to safety. Any idea how many? I'm going to take a guess at 2000. It sounds fine. Okay. It just says she helped free hundreds of enslaved people. I would have to do a little more of a deep dive, but that's all right. What else do you know about her? That's it. Okay. That's where my knowledge ends. I see. Sadly. I should know more. Well, Harriet Tubman passed away on this day in 1932. I think it was in 1913, which is not that long ago. No. That always surprises me. With anything in history, I go, that was not that long ago. Exactly. But today is Harriet Tubman Day. Great. Yeah. In recognition of her. They're saying that she made some 13 different missions to rescue approximately 70 enslaved people, including her own family and friends, using a network of anti-slavery activists and safe houses known collectively as the Underground Railroad. The Underground Railroad obviously had more people involved. Because of the concept and the way that she had come up with to do it, that all of these other people were able to use the same technique. We were just watching a video of a house and they had found an underground railroad passage. Was that in New York? I think it was where it was. One of the other. I can't remember. But it was tucked away underneath the... You would have no idea. No clue. In a built-in dresser in a wall underneath a small board. It was teeny tiny little space. People had to just wait there for hours and hours and hours. Days sometimes. Yeah. Crazy. I know. Pretty wild. But anyway, today we're saying, hey, what up, Harriet? Hi, Harriet Tubman. That's pretty amazing what you've done. Yeah. It's Harriet Tubman Day. Congrats to you. What else is going on? Oh, what else is going on? It's Tuesday. I woke up this morning and I thought it's got to be Thursday. I seriously, I went, it's only Thursday? No, it's only Tuesday. Yeah, and then I quickly realized no yesterday was Monday. Oh, no. We still got four more days of this, my guy. That can't be good. Well, dude, it's what it is. Well, hey, we are here. We're in the studio. It's a Tuesday morning, not a Thursday, and we'll be here all day. So let's get after it. No, I'm not here all day. I'm here until... Be here all morning. Dead. Be here all morning. Get after it. You get yourself a bowl of cereal. What do you do first? Milk. Milk first? Only because it freaks people out. If somebody's watching, I'll do milk first just so that they think I'm a psycho. Yeah, you're just trying to rage bait people, which don't do that. Yeah, but then they look and go, what is wrong with you? And I go, what? You don't do it this way? It's so fun for me. It's not. Don't do that. For me, it's fun. Don't be the rage baiter. No one likes to you. But usually just normal. In normal, cereal, and then milk. Okay. And then what? You tinsel. Always a spoon. Okay. Right. What kind of bowl are you using? A cereal bowl. Not like one of those big, have you seen those people who take like a big popcorn bowl and they dump it full of cereal? That's too much cereal. I mean, look, if you want to have more cereal after you've had some cereal, go make more cereal. Yeah, and you will. You can't eat it in the time that it becomes soggy. Like it's, that's a bad, it's a bad choice. Eat your, eat your first bowl. You're going to have leftover milk and then you dump more cereal in to take up the rest of your milk. Unless it's Captain Crunch, in which case, let it get soggy. Otherwise, your mouth will hate you. It's not Captain Crunch. It's not that bad. It's, it tears my mouth up. You have such a delicate. I absolutely do. I have a, the top of my mouth is very sensitive. Hot pizza. Oh no. Now it's like I ate Kleenex. It's bad. What? Yeah, it's all fibery in there. Have you heard about the cereal expert who is saying that we've been eating cereal wrong our whole lives? I don't know how you mean. How could we have been doing something wrong collectively as a populist? He claims ever. That you have to eat it with a spoon and a fork. Yeah. Well, I saw this on Saturday Night Live on the weekend update. They were talking about this. You have a ssss. And they said that the fork was to stab people trying to take your cereal or your lucky charms. I think it was a joke. You hold your spoon in your dominant hand. Yeah. Fork in your non-dominant hand. And then you push the cereal onto your spoon with your fork. That's completely unnecessary. I know. You take your spoon. You hold your bowl. 100% this dude has a weird version of misophonia where he can't stand it if the spoon... No, well, slurpage too. But he can't stand it if the spoon touches the side of the bowl. Oh, interesting. It's a scrappy thing for him. And he went, I got to convince everybody to quit using their spoons only so they'll quit dragging them across the bowl because it makes me crazy. That's what this guy's got going on. So you eat cereal the normal way. Yeah, like everyone else. Regular bowl. Regular cereal bowl. Always a spoon. I never slurp. It's not a slurp food. Cereal is absolutely a slurp. There is one slurp food and it's pasta. Cereal is a slurp food. If you're slurping your cereal, you got to sit in another room. Okay, I will. That's the only way to eat it. You got to have a little bit of slurping. No. I don't care for it. You know, the etiquette masters say that you should, the proper way to eat soup is to slurp it. Cereal is not soup. But you said the only slurping food is pasta. That is correct. And soup. And ramen. That's how they say to eat ramen. Also a noodle. But I don't care for it. And I'll tell you. Tell me. Because of the noise for one. I don't like mouth noises. It's just gross. And secondarily, when that noodle is flopping about as it's being slurped in, it is doing a whippy tail thing. And sauce and broth and whatever else are flying all over. You just said that pasta is the slurping food. Now you're saying, no. I'm saying stop slurping in general. The more I thought about it, I don't like it. Okay. You heard it here first. I got to find out. Is it impolite to slurp? It is considered impolite in most western cultures in the U.S., the U.K. and France. It is used as noisy and messy. Slurping? That is correct. It is considered polite and a sign of enjoying a meal in Japan and Vietnam, particularly with noodles. It is generally seen as rude in Korea. Okay. In western context, where we live in the U.S., it is considered rude and poor manners. And also gross. Unless it's cereal. No. And it's Saturday morning. And you're watching your favorite cartoon. Quit slurping. No, never. Eat like a normal person. Stop trying to take away my fun. It's fun? Yeah. Why does your fun have to be gross? Because it's the way I like it, I guess. I don't. It's just awful. Right, I'll stop. I don't slurp that much, but there's little slurpage in cereal. Why? Because I don't know. I don't know. What are you slurping? I don't know. The milk? I guess. The milk? I don't know, Josh. I don't know why we're still talking about this. I'm just trying to learn. I'm trying to improve myself and be better. And so if there's a real justification for it, I'm ready to hear the argument. But if it's just because you like to do it. Yeah. Okay. That's it. Trying to better yourself. Yeah. Get out of here. Here is some good news for you this morning. Thousands of neighbors across the state of Delaware came together last week to raise a record-breaking $2.4 million for local charities. Oh. And they're now in a single day of giving known as Do More 24. It's a 24-hour fundraising sprint that encourages people across the state to contribute to more than 600 different local nonprofits and charity groups. And amazingly, the excitement inspired 20,000 people from all 50 states to chip in, helping everything from animal shelters to affordable housing. James Schmidt with the Brandi Wire Valley SPCA. He says that the impact is immediate, providing critical medical care to thousands of animals that they rescue every year. And while the needs of these local groups remain big, the many hands that showed up this week are proving that to Delaware, no neighbor has to carry the load alone, which is a big deal. That's nice. Thomas McElroy is with Little Living and he put it this way. He said, seeing the outpouring of community support is exactly what moves the needle for the families that they serve. So huge, huge congrats to Delaware raising $2.4 million in 24 hours. Really amazing. I assume that's sort of like the Idaho Gives campaign that runs for a longer than 24 hours, but it feels very reminiscent of that. Which is kind of neat. Do you know when that's coming up? Yeah, May. Something? Yeah, it's usually in May. May something. Hang on. It might be the last weekend in April, not weekend. Hold on, hold on, hold on. May 4th through the 7th. Okay. So that'll be coming up again this year. But Do More 24 is the one that Delaware came up with and they did it in 24 hours. They raised $2.4 million. That's cool. Yeah, well done. That's some good news. Our kids, especially our son, really likes the Capybara. Yep. It is the world's largest rodent, by the way. I don't know if you knew that. It's an ROUS. A rodent of unusual size. It is indeed. And they've grown increasingly popular nationwide in recent years. Well, Big Red's Barn in Coeur d'Alene, they are kicking off later this month what they're calling, Cappy Hour Cafe, where you can go in and you can enjoy some Brazilian-style cafe beverages while you hang out with Capybaras. No, thank you. No? No, I'll just have my Brazilian-style beverage. Well, this is a reservation-only thing. They're limiting to 10 guests per session, which the organizers describe as a relaxed boutique-style wildlife experience. Oh. That sounds nice. They make it sound so pleasant. It's a lounge-style space drawing inspiration from the Capybara's native home in Brazil, featuring warm clay tones, tropical plants, and soft lighting. I just feel like it's going to smell bad. It might. And I don't want to drink my beverage while smelling gross things. Okay, that's fair. They said they wanted to create a place that feels peaceful and magical, like you've stepped into a little corner of Brazil right here in North Idaho. Where is it? It's in Coeur d'Alene. Oh, I missed that part. Yeah, the whole point is that it's happening in Coeur d'Alene, March 31st. Just one day? Well, it says March 31st is when the reservation-only thing is happening right now. Now, they're also serving some food if you want to have some oceiba, some light tropical snacks. They're doing Brazilian-inspired specialty coffees and teas. And they will have the opportunity to interact with Capybara's in a social setting designed to be comfortable for both visitors and animals. That's the only way I like my Capybara visits is in social settings. That's right. I only, I only Capybara socially. We, when we were at the San Diego Zoo, we got to see a Capybara in real life. There's a whole family of them. Yeah. They do say that the reason they're doing the reservation thing is because they want to maintain a quiet atmosphere and allow guests to enjoy an unhurried experience. They also said the whole idea is about quality, not quantity. We want people to feel relaxed, to enjoy their drink, slow down, connect not just with the animals, but with the environment around them. So that's kind of interesting. Wow. Yeah. Can I just have the experience without the Capybara's? You can. You can just go to Red's Big Reds Barn and this, this Capy experience will have a separate entrance and exit. And you can just go and check out Big Reds Barn separate from the Capybara experience. Perfect. So you can just go and have a normal cafe experience. Perfect. Without Capybara's and tropical fruit and osseibals if you want. Barring. No, I do want that. That sounds nice. Barring. No. A pleasant experience without animals running around. Listen, I like animals, but I don't like it when I'm trying to enjoy my food, the smell and stuff. Uh-huh. So I'll take the not Capybara part. I got you. Thank you. I see. Big Reds Barn, Cordillane, Capybara Cafe at the end of the month. Book your reservation now if you want. It's in Cordillane. It's just a short drive. But it'll feel like you're in Brazil. Uh-huh. Hey, I'm proud of you. What for? Because we've been on a health kick. A new health journey. Right. And yesterday you got invited to go eat a big juicy burger. Oh, man. And you said, oh, no, thank you. I have this delicious salad. Yeah. I'm proud of you. I made a salad and I put a lot of effort into it and I planned on eating it and I'm trying to do better. I'm trying to prepare myself for big summer adventure. And so, yeah, I'm trying to do some workout. I went to the gym last week. I had multiple days of workouts. I've been a little bit lazy at the start of this week. I know I've got a big workout tomorrow and I'll get a workout in there another time. You haven't been lazy. No, I've been busy. And that I think is the hardest part is trying to fit everything in. Work, family responsibility, other stuff, extracurricular things, other obligations. And then somewhere in there try to go, and I got to get to the gym or I got to get a workout in or I've got to get this many steps or whatever it is. Yeah. And so, you know. I didn't have time to go to the gym yesterday, but I was trying to get a lot of steps in. And I, 15 minutes before bedtime was like, I got to get at least a thousand more steps. Yeah. So I was walking up and down the stairs. I got home later in the evening and you were all winded and I was like, what's going on? You're like, I just been doing the stairs. Oh, okay. Be careful doing the stairs because I've seen you fall down. I know I fall down the stairs a lot. It's okay. You gotta be careful. I was going slow. I was doing good. I was making a nice path. Okay. I was like, 50. Only 50 steps. Go again. So then I'd go up the stairs. How many steps do we have? 13. I think 12. I think 13. Pretty confident. 12. But my point is, if you do that four times, that is 48. Okay. So, yeah, 50 after you do the stairs four times. I'd rather walk distance than stand. I understand me too. But stairs are good too for a lot of different reasons. For sure. And they're part of my Wednesday workout. Multiple stairs. Lots of them. And it's awful. I didn't get my goal, my step goal yesterday and that made me sad. But I was also like, I'm tired. So I gotta, I gotta go to bed. I get to the end of the meeting and one of the other parents in the room said, you look like you're going to pass out. And I said, I'm tired. She's like, yeah, your eyes are like glossed over like you got ready to go to sleep. And I went, yeah, pretty much, pretty much there. Thank you for noticing. Yeah. That's always not a nice thing when somebody goes, you look tired. Well, it was fine. I wasn't upset about it. It's fact. I am. So, you know, that's how that goes. Anyway, thanks for being proud of me. It's, it was tough with the cheeseburger specifically because I know how good that burger is. And, and our boss comes in and goes, Hey, I'm going to get a big delicious cheeseburger you want in. And I went, yeah, I do. You know, I do, but I can't. I'm going to sit here and I'm going to eat this delicious salad that I prepared. Because that's what's the right thing to do right now. I'm proud of you. I don't have any problems saying no to cheeseburgers. Now, at the store last night when I was shopping for dinner, Emory said, can I get some ice cream? Because it's been a rough week. And I go, no, no, you cannot because I won't be able to say no ice cream. There's got to be some, some kind of cool, delicious treat you like that'll fit into the, into the plan. Guaranteed. Cool, delicious treat. That's not just ice cream. It might be, oh, like a fruit thing. Hmm. Sounds good. You got to break the sugar habit. That's the hardest one. I know. The sugar habit is the hardest one. The hardest part is we've done this before. Right. It's been almost 10 years ago. So I know that we can do it again. I know. And I remember like when we broke our sugar habit, when we did have sugar, it was like, this is too sweet. I can't eat this. Right. And I don't have a big sweet tooth to begin with. You know what I had a dream about though? What? I had a dream about that stupid chocolate pudding pie. I just realized, I like, as we're talking about it, I went, yeah, I want that pie. Ew. I had a dream about that stupid hostess chocolate pudding filled frosted cardboard monstrosity. Gross. Yeah. That's how you know that your lifestyle change is starting to kick in. You started dreaming about delicious. About gross snacks. Foods that you could eat right now. Hang in there, buddy. You're doing good. I'm proud of you. Thanks. All you need is a willingness to try. Oh, okay. And a support system. Right. I'm your support system. And confidence. You got this. Keep going. Thanks. If you had to have a song lyric tattooed on your body, what would it be? You said had to? Yeah. If you want to do. You have to do it and you have to pick right now. Yes. I don't know for sure. It would probably be, I'd probably pick a lyric from the band Bayside that I like a lot. Yeah. I just don't know which one. You have a couple in mind? Not particularly off the top of my head. I just really like their stuff. So I imagine it would probably be, like they're probably like one of my major top two or three bands. Yeah. Of all time. Yeah. So I'm sure it would be one from them. Okay. Mine would be from Hamilton. It would be? You already know? Oh yeah. And do you want to share what it would be? It would be I am the one thing in life I can control. Good one. Thank you. That's a good choice. Thank you. I know. Yeah. Yeah. Let's see. But I also might get, we talked about some of our songs yesterday and there's a song we like and I also might want to get, we live on front porches and swing life away. That's a good one. Yeah. Or just keep it. It's a lot. It's a lot. To write. I get it. Keep it short and simple. And say what? Swing life away? That's it. Yeah. Yeah. But I like the front porches part. I get it. Do you? It's a lot. You're going to be covered in words. Yeah. Nothing wrong with that. What are you? A book? A book? Covered in words? Well, if we're talking word tattoos, I've got book quotes I would like to get tattooed as well. I probably won from the book thief. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. I'm scrolling through looking at some different songs and different ones. Nothing's catching your eye though? I mean, I don't know. I would really just have to spend some time. I haven't really given it a thought because I wasn't, that's not like on my list of, like if I were to get tattoos, song lyrics is not high on my list. Really? Yeah. It is on mine. Now the bird that is the band's logo, yes, but not necessarily a lyric. Well, you want to get a big bad wolf tattoo and it's in reference to a song. That is absolutely correct from that band. Yeah. That is absolutely correct. See, that's more my style. I would rather have a thing and people go, what does that mean? And then I can explain it than to have words. Yeah. What's the lyric? I can't remember. Uh, no Huff and Puff will dismantle this. That's correct. Yeah. It's a great lyric. Is? Yeah. So you got to have a big bad wolf because of the Huffs and the Puffs. It's the way it works. Yeah. No, that's good. I have a few. The one that I got specifically on my right calf that says Beck is a point of contention in the house. I really need to get an MRA tattoo. Yeah, you do. She's 16. I know. I just, uh, I really need to make that happen. And I, and I've got a bunch of different ideas. I just haven't put anything together and actually reached out to somebody. I know. But I really need to get that done because I'm, I feel like I'm imbalanced. Are you going to get it on your other leg? I don't know. I'll tell you, I'm not getting on my neck. Oh, no way. Out. You saw somebody who had a neck tattoo and you're like, that looks really cool. And I'm like, I think that looks painful. I didn't sure it looks very painful, but they do look very cool. I wouldn't be opposed to you getting a neck tattoo. I don't think I need a neck tattoo. I don't think I'm cool enough for a neck tattoo. Yowza. There was a, there was a man with a bald head and he was getting a tattoo on his head on the top of his head. No, thank you. I can't even, I can't even imagine sitting through that and the vibrating of the needle. No way. That dude is tough, tough as nails, man. Yeah, but so it probably won't be a song lyric, but maybe something that represents one. Yes. Yeah. I don't know for me, but I like your choices. That's great. Are you just going to get them in like a print? I'm not going to do some fancy. I don't have any plans as I'm yet to actually get there. I just didn't know if you had any idea what the design might look like. No, I haven't gotten that far. You just like the words. Yeah. I see. It's just a reminder. I always have to remind myself. True. I'm the one thing that I can control. Yeah, that is correct. That is correct. What's the date today? March 10th. What does that spell? Write down, M-A-R, 10. T-E-N? Nope. One zero. Okay. What's that spell? Um, M-A-R. March low? M-A-R, one zero. Oh. M-A-R, one zero. Marlow. No. So close. Marlow, marr-ee-o? It's a me. That's right. It spells mar-ee-o. And people are saying have a, you know how March, May 4th is May the 4th be with you Star Wars Day? Yeah. You're saying today you should have a super mar-ee-o. This is a reach, guys. Have a super mar-ee-o. That is a reach. April 1st, there's a new movie in theaters. You know what it is? I do not. Super Mario Galaxy movie. Okay. You got to look up the Super Mario Galaxy movie Popcorn Bucket. These Popcorn Buckets, I just threw away the wicked one. I saw that. Because we don't need it and stop with these Popcorn Buckets. They're all just going to the landfill. Go look up the Mario Galaxy movie, the Super Mario Super Mario Galaxy movie. Popcorn Bucket. That's a lot of words to super, okay, I put Mario Galaxy movie, Super Mario Popcorn Bucket. That sounds fine. It should get you there. Oh, it's a Yoshi. It's a Yoshi. And everybody's going crazy for the Yoshi Popcorn Bucket. Because his little egg opens up and you eat the popcorn out of his little egg. I want that. Enough with the Popcorn Buckets. Until it's a Yoshi bucket. Yoshi's my guy. Yep. Yoshi madness. People are going crazy for this thing. So you might be saying to yourself, well, I got to go to this movie and get this Popcorn Bucket. And you will be able to with the Regal Edwards Grand Teton in Ammon. And at the AMC Classic Pine Ridge 11 in Chubbock, you will be able to get the limited edition Luigi. Not Luigi. Yoshi. What does he say? I'm numb. I'm numb. He doesn't say I'm numb, but it sounds like it. He just goes, I'm numb. Yeah. So his little tongue comes out. I'm numb. Anyway, Yoshi Popcorn Bucket. It doesn't look like it holds that much popcorn. 105 ounces. It's a lot of popcorn. It is quite large. He's so cute. I know. What other things could you put inside of it when you're done with the popcorn? Peanut M &Ms. That's a lot of peanut M &Ms, bro. That's right. He's pretty cool though. He is pretty cool. Oh man. Oh man. I know. So you got to get him April 1st. You'll have to go to the premiere in order to get your hands on one, I think. But he's pretty cool. You can only eat that popcorn Yoshi style. With your tongue? You just have to stick your tongue out. I'm numb. Yep. I'm numb. Every time. Yes. Oh, that's going to be real bad. There are several different theaters. There are nine different theaters across the state, but as far as locally here in East Idaho, the Regal Edwards Grand Teton in Ammon and the AMC Classic Pine Ridge 11 in Chubbock. Those are the ones where you're going to be able to get the Mario Galaxy movie. Limited edition Yoshi popcorn. Popcorn. Popcorn bucket. Oh man. I don't need that at all. Now. But he's Yoshi. And Yoshi is the best Mario Kart driver. Oh, second only to one. He is second always to Luigi time. It's Luigi time. I'm numb. What time is it? I'm numb. It's Luigi time. Wrong. Let's play right now. Okay, let's. And Luigi will beat Yoshi. Bet. Which track? You get three. The Moo Moo farm. That's one Bowser's castle. Which one? I don't know what Mario Kart are we playing? I don't know. We have a plethora of maps. Yeah. We're challenged. You've been challenged. I challenge you. Yoshi is going to kick it. And by it, it means. Your Luigi all the way across. All the way across. He's going to kick your Luigi all the way across. That is some awesome trash talk. Thank you. I know. You're very good at it. Thank you. I know. We typically watch shows when we've been able to binge watch them. Right. We've started the pit. Right. And we were able to binge the first season. But now we have to wait for new episodes of the second season. And it's driving me crazy. I'm right there with you. I don't like waiting. It's maddening. I know. So then I was like, well, let's find another show that we can watch while we're waiting for the pit. Yes. You started not one, but two different shows. And they also have specific days they come out. What have you done? I don't know. You've got us hooked on shows. Then we have to wait for it. I know. And the two, so the pit comes out on Thursday. Right. The other two both come out on Sunday. And both of them left us on a cliffhanger. Everything's going to happen on a school night now. Yeah, it is. I mean. What are we supposed to do? This is ridiculous. I know. I can't do anything but that. So here I am. Which is waiting for shows. Listen, this is what we used to have to do. Remember? Yeah. And then we fixed it. And now we're back to it. What's going on? The other part is that I can't remember what happened from week to week to week. And so luckily they have the previously on and they do a recap because if they didn't do that I would be completely lost. I'd be lost. Well, that's why they do it. To keep you not lost. I know. Yep. You're going to have to find some shows to binge. I don't know what other shows to binge. I don't know what shows have all of their seasons out. Peaky Blinders. I've tried to watch that one. I can't get through the first episode. Not because it's bad, just because I keep falling asleep. I'll write it down. Peaky Blinders. Okay. Okay. What else? Next. I don't know. What other shows that you know of that have all of their episodes out? I'm having a sneezing. I know. I can hear it. It's rough. But that's live radio. That's show biz. That's show biz, baby. I'm trying to find top binge worthy shows. You could have Googled that. I am. I mean, I could have Googled it. Young Sherlock. No. Okay. Next. Marshalls. That's the new Yellowstone. They have a new Yellowstone? I didn't watch the first Yellowstone. Yeah. I don't know if you have to. But I think that's based off of Yellowstone. Okay. I don't want to really want that one. Okay. We have a new Yellowstone. Three years and years and years ago tried to watch True Detective. Yeah. True. And also Mindhunter. And those were both. Mindhunter has Graff in it. What's his name? Jonathan Graff. That's right. So we got to finish that one. All right. So one of the new shows you started is Rooster. Yes. And now they're saying that you can watch the whole season. What? Which is not true. No. Because it only has one episode out. And I have to wait till Sunday. Right. And that's the new Steve Carell show. Yes. And it's very interesting. It's good. It seems really good. Yeah. And that one, it's on the list here. It's highly rated. It's number nine on the list of bingeable shows. Bingeable? But you can't binge it. You can binge one episode. They lie. I disagree. Bridgerton's on the list but I'm not interested. And you've already done. You're already caught up. Yeah. Binged. Already bingeed. Now the pit is on here at number 15. And again, you can binge the whole first season and a good portion of the second season now. But if you're caught up, you're just waiting. Just waiting. The next time, Noah Wiley's going to step into the ER. Man, oh man. It's such a good show. Yeah. I agree. And then trying to see what else. What else, Josh? What else? Biggie Blinders is 23. The new scrubs. I do want to watch the new scrubs. I need to see that. I'm worried about it but I'm willing to give it a go. I think it looks good. Where do you find that one? You would ask. It's on Disney Plus and Hulu. What about those? I know. But that one has a couple of episodes out now, I think. We could always go back and binge the old scrubs. I never saw how it ended. So I need to. I know. I know. And it's great. Now that would be a binge worthy show that we could consume. The old one? Yeah. I like that show a lot. I think there's seven seasons of it, if I'm not mistaken. I really hope the new one incorporates music as well as the last one. I think that's a really important thing. Okay. We've got some things on the list. Yeah. And then a lot of people say like, hey, if you want to go back to some of the older stuff, modern family is always good. Arrested development is always good. I know. But I've, you know how many times I've seen Arrested Development? A few. So many. I can't go and watch that again. I've seen it so many times. A lot of people say Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Seinfeld is on there. You can't get into Seinfeld. Parks and Rec. You never watched Parks and Rec. Watched a few episodes, but never all the way through, no. All right. So we've got some. There's some stuff. Ted Lasso, we're still not all the way down to Ted Lasso. And shrinking. I know. And shrinking. I'm writing it down. Because I'll forget. Yeah. There you go. Okay. We've got some stuff. Yeah. That we can watch in between waiting for our new episodes of the shows that we now are hooked on. Yeah. I can't wait. You want me to wait? I know. I know. What do they think it is? 1995? Yeah. Get out of here. If you had to pick one thing that I'd start an argument over, what do you think it would be? Something that you would easily get into an argument about? Sure. Sure. If I feel like I'm right about anything that you are pretty sure you're right about, even if I'm completely wrong, if I present that I am correct, it will spin you out. Well, that's you starting the argument, isn't it? Okay. That's not me. That's you poking the bear. That's you stirring the pot. That's not necessarily my fault. I said if I was wrong, see how easy that was? Simple. No. Yes. Yes. If there is anything that you feel strongly about and I take the slightest opposition or challenge your position, you spin it. Yeah, I do. That's fair. Now, what would you start an argument about? I don't know. I don't know. I'm not really an argument starter. Oh, aren't you? No, I don't think I start the argument. I think somebody comes at me with stuff and then I go, oh, we're going to get started. Here we go. So easily triggered. No, not really, though. I don't think that I am. I just feel passionate about certain things. That's right. Such as? Being right. You're real passionate about being correct. There have been a handful of times where I have 100% confirmed known that you were wrong about something and I will go, yeah, that's not right. And you will spin out and you'll go, no, I know it's that way. And I go, yeah, it's not. And it's hard for you to understand that it's not, but it's not. And then eventually you'll go, yeah, I was wrong about that thing. That was my bad. And I'm like, yeah, if this coin were flipped and you were right about something and I was wrong about it, it would be a different attitude. Oh, you're taking the high ground. That's not what I said. No, no, no. I'm so much better than this. No, no, no, no. Okay. It just has to be my idea that I'm wrong. That is correct. And that's when I go, yeah. Okay. I don't, I don't like being wrong. You're right about that. You don't wrong well. I don't. I really don't. You also don't like when like you confidently think that you're right about something and then find out you were wrong and then go, oh, could I have been wrong about that? There's no way. I swear it was that way. That's got a stem from something, doesn't it? Oh, for sure. What? I don't know. Anything that comes from. I don't get paid enough to figure that out. Oh, therapist. Oh, therapy. But if you were going to start one right now, how would you start one about? That's what I'm asking you. No, that's, that's not how that works. Yeah, I just asked you, what would I start an argument over? I don't know. Because I don't start arguments. Is that right? Yeah. I just finish them. What? I don't start them. I finish them. Yeah. Who are you? I don't know. This is, this is how you start an argument. Okay. And then you make that face. You go, well, okay. And then I go, oh, here we go. And we're off. Okay. How long into our relationship did it take for you to know that about me? Not long. That was pretty clear from the get go. Yeah. Well, I guess. Okay. This is going to be an awkward rest of a drive. Here's what happens when I'm really upset. I just shut down. I know. And I go, what's wrong? And you go, nothing. Because I'm not ready to talk about it. Okay. Unless you want me to blow up at you. Because I will. I just want you to say out loud what's bugging you because I can't fix it. But I feel like you intend, and I think you do this intentionally. I think that you ask in the most inopportune times. What's that mean? I think you ask when the kids are around. Are you asking when your family is around? That's when you're... Are you asking where a restaurant? And I think you're like, I'm going to ask her what's wrong so she can't really tell me because she's not going to tell me in front of all of these people. It's premeditated. I think so. I have a whole conversation in my head about when's the worst time I could ask. That's what it feels like. And then I go, well, I'm certainly not going to talk about it right now. But if you want to talk about it later in private, yeah. Ask me then. Nah. Let's do it now here where it's awkward. That's way more fun. I can't ask you in private because that's when I got to go to bed. Right. Sleep time. I know your games. There's no games. There's zero game. I realized in that moment that you were upset about something and I went, what's going on? And you went, nothing. I'm fine. Okay. Sounds good. I don't say I'm fine. I just say nothing. Which means I don't want to talk about it right now. Ask me again later. So say that. And you never do. I am such a literal person that if you would say, hey, you know what? Something's up. I don't want to talk about it right now. Let's talk about it later. That would be a much better response than, nothing, I'm fine. Nothing. Okay. You know what I mean? It's been working well so far. Yeah. 20 years. Mm-hmm. Doing great. You want to talk about that? No, not right now. Ask me later. Ask me later. See? You don't have to say it like that. You want to, I know. No, I'm going to get snappy. Are you? Yeah. Why? Because I can. Now you've made me upset. No. Right now? Yeah. Why would you want to start an argument about that? I'm not really upset. So what would you start an argument? I don't know. Yeah. That's what I'm asking you. Me neither. There's no need. There's no need. Just be cool. Keep it light and easy. No need. Why do you want to start an argument? I know. There's no need. I didn't say I was. But just put your dishes away. That's something. That's it. Right there. I get home from work and you've got your dirty dishes in the sink and I go, I'm not putting those away. And then. Okay. And then. Here we go. See? Here we go. We got her fired up. This chainsaw's a rip roar and here we go. Let's cut down this forest. Here we go. That's it. I'm done. We'll talk about it later. Oh, here we go. I'm done. I am. Okay. You want me to hit that button? Yeah. All right. Let's talk just a little bit about some football. Barrow. Because there's some big stuff going on. Yeah, there is. Dolphin's quarterback to a tag of what? How do you say his name? Tag of a lower tag tag of to a to a tag of the lower. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He's joined the Atlanta Falcons. I know. And when Beck told us that last night, I mean, yesterday we found out that to have been released and we were right big waves, big waves. I really expected to a to retire. And I said, when we heard that news, I said the best thing he could do right now, because he's guaranteed a $54 million payout for the rest of his contract. And then he's got $99 million coming from the dolphins over the next two years. He's got a guaranteed like $150 million ish. Retire now, figure out how to turn that $150 million into what you need to live on for the rest of your life. But he's got the love of the game. No, I don't really think he does. I don't know. So then we found out he went to the Falcons and I went, no, the Falcons already have quarterbacks and then Beck drops the bomb that they released Kirk Cousins. No way. I didn't hear that. Oh yeah. You didn't eat dinner with us. Right. Yeah. So Kirk Cousins running free. Kirk Cousins. The whole reason I got into football. Running free. What even? What even is this? So the Falcons then have. They have Michael Pennix. Yeah. Pennix Jr. and Tua. And Tua. So is Pennix starting then? I have no idea. And Tua's the backup. And then Cousins is expected to be a free agent. A free agent. What? I mean, where's he going to go? Exactly. You know who could use some help at QB? Who? The chiefs. The Vikings. Hey. The Vikings could really use a quarterback. What if he goes back? Then that'd be great. He's 37 years old. Now that's not Kirk Cousins. That's not as old as, what's his face? Aaron Rodgers. Or the other guy. Who's the other old guy? That just came back out of retirement to play some football? No, not that guy. The other guy. I don't know. I don't remember his name. I'm in the off season so I can't remember anybody's name. So yesterday, a busy day in the NFL, teams and free agent players are allowed to start negotiating. That's why all of this stuff is happening. Future Hall of Fame receiver Mike Evans moved from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to the San Francisco 49ers. That happened. Joe Flacco. That's who I'm thinking of. Yeah, yeah, okay. Sorry. Did you hear me? No, sorry. Mike Evans moved from the Buccaneers to the San Francisco 49ers. I don't know who that is. He's a future Hall of Fame receiver. Okay. And then there's the most famous tight end in America, Travis Kelsey, who agreed to a one year, $12 million deal with the Chiefs to return for his 14th season. So he signed a deal, one year deal, could potentially be his last. Good. Wow. We got, listen, everyone knows how I feel about Travis Kelsey. Yeah. I don't need to repeat it. Top of your favorite player list. Ew. Ew. What would you start an argument about? Travis Kelsey. I would. Right now. 100%. He's not a good guy. I don't think he is. He's not a good guy. I think he's buffalo and everybody. He's a wolf in sheep's clothing. He's not a good guy. Everybody's obsessed with him, but I'm telling you, he's not a good dude. I literally know nothing about him. Yeah. Just enough to know that you don't like him. Yes. So anyway, that's what I saw. I did not hear that Kirk Cousins was released. Released. Was a free agent. Was released, yeah. Yeah. Beck told me that last night over dinner and I went, what? Okay. I just see this morning, guess who's eyeballing him? Who? Guess? The Jets. No. The Giants. No. The Cardinals. No. Who? Well, you got 29 to go. Oh. The Pittsburgh Steelers are eyeing Kirk Cousins. Why are the Steelers picking up all these old quarterbacks is what I want to know. He's a good quarterback. He is. I'm not disagreeing with that, but he is a little long in the tooth, as they say. Oh, ready? And so is Rogers. Well, so they have, that's kind of the thing. They're saying that they will not be waiting nearly as long for word from Aaron Rogers about his intent to play football as they did a year ago. And they're saying, we're looking for somebody else. Do the Steelers have a coach? Yeah. I don't know the whole story there, but I'm sure they do. But former Vikings playoff quarterback Kirk Cousins is among the top options for Pittsburgh if Aaron Rogers is not back. That's according to league sources. So it, you know, we'll see. But Aaron Rogers is notorious for taking his time whether, saying whether or not he's going to play or retire. I mean, the dude should retire. I think so too. He should. But, you know, Kirk Cousins has still got a couple of years of football playing to do, which is good, but I don't know. We'll see what happens. The Falcons released him. I can't even believe it. Yeah. Can't even believe it. NFL is so dramatic. He could potentially go to the Jets. They're saying as well. Yeah, I don't know. Interesting. Yeah, because Kirk Cousins, they could also maybe pick up Geno Smith and then Carson Wentz is another option for the Jets. I don't know those people. So, yeah, well, I don't know. In the meantime, two was in Atlanta. We'll see how he does. Here's a cool story. There is a marsupial that they thought was extinct and they thought that he had been extinct for 6,000 years. They found two of them alive in a rainforest in a remote area of West Papua. Where? Papua. I just looked up how to pronounce it. In New Guinea. Papua, New Guinea? Yeah, Papua. West Papua, New Guinea. Isn't it just Papa? No, that's what I thought maybe, but I looked it up and it says Papua. OK. Papua. OK. Anyway, that's not the story. The story is that there was a species they thought was extinct and now there are two of them alive. And what is it? A marsupial? It's a long-fingered possum. What? It's a pygmy long-fingered possum. Hold on. I like when they use the word pygmy. Pygmy long-fingered possum. Have you looked at it? Yeah. What do you think about it? It's cute. They said the chances of finding one manless species thought to be lost was almost a zero. And then finding two is unprecedented. Are they same-gendered? Are they one male, one female? What's the story there, do you know? Sure. Sounds good. Two tiny marsupials. They are pretty small. I would say they're smaller than a squirrel. Yeah, that's why they're called pygmies. Isn't that? Yeah. Yeah. I like when we talk about science because we're real good at it. Look, you didn't do all the research, but we're going to be okay. We're going to figure it out. He's pretty cute. He is pretty cute. Or she. I don't know. Yeah. Interesting. I think it's pretty amazing that they found them. And they were thought to be extinct for millennia. They thought they were gone forever. Yeah. And then they found some. They disappeared from fossil records and then later found to be alive. Which is pretty amazing. Yeah, they thought they were extinct for over 6,000 years. And they have discovered them in a remote forest. Interesting. I know. Leave them alone. Exactly. Leave them alone. There is a biologist who discovered them. His name is Tim Flannery. And he said, the discovery is the crowning glory in my career as a biologist. Oh, absolutely. I bet it is. I bet so. I want to go on a research adventure with some biologists. Yeah. Don't you? I don't know. I won't be very helpful, but I'll be a lot of fun. And I can take notes. Okay. I'm really good at writing stuff down. If they need somebody to make a list, you got it. Yeah. I'll record stuff. Sure. I promise I'll be helpful and I won't eat much. What? And I won't take up a lot of space. Uh-huh. That'll be the easiest travel companion. Somebody take me on a research mission, please. Uh-huh. Please. Please. It's not a bad idea. I think what you got going is pretty good. To go on a research mission? Yeah, I think that'd be fun. I agree. For you. I think so, too. Because you want to go see under the ocean and you want to see it all. Yeah. And again, I don't know a lot of stuff, but I'll be a lot of fun. Sure. I'll be quiet when you need to be. I'll talk when you need me to. Right. I'll do whatever you need me to do. Muffins, you want some muffins? I'll go get some. Okay. I like that you'll go get them. You didn't go, I'll make fresh home-baked muffins. You're like, I'll go get them. I'll go get the muffins. I'll get them. You like bagels? I'll get a man some different cream cheeses. Yeah, I'll get a variety of cream cheeses. See, look, what a companion. A variety of spreads. I'll get it. Look it. Yeah. Whatever you need. Pen, paper, I got it. I got you. Please take me. I'm a big help. I'm a big help. I want to go find extinct animals. I do. Yeah. I actually don't even want to find extinct animals. I just want to be lost in the jungle somewhere with people who know what they're doing. Okay. Jungle people. Good luck with that. Do we have a jungle nearby? No, that's exactly why I want to go. I see. You also just want to travel. I just want to get out of Idaho for a minute. Right. You also just want to travel. I got it. I got it. I got it. Yep. Okay. Also, if you're going to send me out to get bagels and cream cheeses, you're going to need to give me some money. All right. Yeah. Because I'm not paying. I'll do the run around, but you got to pay. Yeah. Okay. Look how helpful you are. I am. Just give me a card. Just looking for a chance. Let me be a part of your team. I want to be a part of a team. Come on. So bad. I'll make sure you get all of the credit. I will. Mm-hmm. Unless somebody's like, oh, who took all these wondrous notes and I'll say, me. I did. Oh, wow. Did you spell everything right? I know you're a big speller, but when they start speaking their Latin words, are you going to be able to do it? I'll sound it out. I'll get it. I'll get it. Okay. Let me be a part of your biology study. Please. What is your handwriting style? I'm kind of an all caps guy. You are an all caps guy. No, that's my handwriting. And it's print? Yeah. No, it's gotten scratchier over the times. I used to probably within the past, I don't know, 15 years, I was pretty proud of my handwriting. I've gotten real lazy about it. And I think it's just because I type so much, I don't hand write a lot. So maybe I'm out of practice a little bit, but like normally when I write just to kind of show, like, if I'm using a capital letter, it'll be larger than the rest of it, but it's all caps when I write. Interesting. Yeah. I wonder what that says about you. Here's why I bring this up because I write in print and cursive. It's a mix. Because you're a psychopath. And we had a friend once who was like, are you writing in print and cursive in the same word? And I said, yeah. And he said that that is, it shows signs of sociopath behavior, like serial killer stuff. And I go, no, that's not true. So the other day, and this was years ago that my friend told me this. And then just the other day, I had a gentleman who was writing and he said, I hope you can read this because it's a mix of print and cursive. People say it's weird. And I go, I write that way. And he goes, a lot of people think that we're weird because of that. And I go, no. And then he said, I think it's just because our brains are moving faster than our hand. And I think that's interesting. You do think that's true? I do. And then I looked it up, I Googled it. It's subconscious, obviously, but they say that it optimizes for speed and legibility. And it reflects a blend of creative, adaptable and independent personality traits. Oh, is that right? I thought it just meant that you were like a crazy person. No. Because you, like, I would say, let me think about the way you write. I think your E's are probably cursive. My E's? Yep. Unless it's a capital. Because, right, but I'm thinking like, when you spell your name, your C is normal. Your H is normal. Your A has a tail into the N. The N is print, not cursive. Your T is not cursive, but it does tail into your E and your L is disconnected. My everything is printed except for my TEL that's cursive. The TEL. Yeah. That's interesting. And I never capitalized my G's for some reason, even if it's at the beginning of a sentence. Yeah, it's a lower case. It's big, but it's a lower case. Really? Yeah, I don't like a capital G. Why? Because it's not easy to write. It's an arrow. Interesting. Do a capital G. I don't like doing a capital G. It's a C with an arrowhead. And now I don't like it. It's ugly. So it's ugly. It's an arrow. It's a curvy arrow. No. Do a cursive one. I don't like that better. I don't know how what a cursive G looks like. It's got the loop up top. OK. I can't remember the cursive G. What does the cursive G look like? Yeah. OK. No, that's dumb. I'll never do that. Never. It's a lower case G always and forever. But big. If it's at the beginning of a sentence or it needs to be capitalized, then it's big, but it's a lower case. That is super interesting. And my Zs are always cursive, always. Rarudos? It's funner to write a cursive Z. It's a three. It's this. What? Yeah, it's a three. That's not a three. A cursive Z is a three. OK, sure. I'll give you that. But I never do a printed Z. I do. I cross my Zs and I cross my sevens. Yeah, I don't do that. Unless it doesn't look like it. And then I go, I better make that look like a seven. And I will put a line through my zeros also. I cross my Zs, my sevens, and I line through my zeros. No, that's weird. So that you know it's not an O. Spend too much time in computers having to tell people their password had a zero instead of an O. And instead of an O. Because they'd go, is that a zero or an O? And I'd say, does it have a line through it? No, that's an O. Fascinating. Yep. I also I like to copy people's handwriting. Yeah. If I see somebody that has pretty handwriting, I like to trace it with my finger. OK. What do you think that means? You're a crazy person. Kind of. I have no idea. I don't need there. Means means you're nuts. Well, we already knew that. Yeah, we already established that long ago. Long confirmed. Would you rather this or that? Would you rather get a shot? Or take a math test? Math test. Ew, no. Why? Math test. No shot. There's zero pressure on this math test. No, there's all kind of pressure. Why am I taking a math test? Just for funsies? Just to see what math I know? Yeah. OK, cool. No, it's not just for funsies. It's an aptitude test for your job. How about that? OK, fine. And you say, say, if you you have to get a 70 or above to pass. We'll get a 70 or above. No way. I can't. I'll fail. I'll say, no, give me the shot. Why will you fail? Because math is no good. Math and me are not friends. Math is good. I know math is good. Math and me are best friends. That's what you say. No, me and Math. All the time. Me and Math are not the best of friends. We are mortal enemies. Maybe you should be friend math. I wish I could. You can. I have tried. When? Math just doesn't ever want to be friends with me. When's the last time you tried math? Yesterday. You did not. Yes, I did. No. Yes. Yes, I did, actually. Because I was trying to track some food and I said, OK, I've had half of a quarter cup of that. So what is a half of a quarter cup? An eighth. OK. And then transmit that into a decimal. What is a quarter? Point two five. So what is half of point two five? That's what I. Point one two five. OK, I didn't know that. Well, what is half of twenty five? Half of twenty five is. Twelve and a half. Yeah, yeah. Which is twelve point five, right? Half of twenty five is twelve point five. Yeah. So just move your decimal over. One two five. Point one two five is half of point two five. Half of twelve and a half is six point two five. That is correct. That would be a sixteenth of a cup. No, again, see, we're in math. Mortal enemies. I'm sorry to hear that. I will take a math test shot. I will do just fine. I'll take a shot. You're going to take a shot. You're going to get a flu shot. You should take a flu shot anyway, just because it's they're helpful. Sounds good. Which rather this or that. OK, I've been grounded from fantasy football. But how do you feel about all men's double N C double A basketball bracket? That's fine. You can play that. That's totally fine. All right. Good answer. Working on setting one up as a work thing. I've done that for a lot of years at different radio stations I've been at. And last year, I feel like it was pretty successful here. It had a lot of big participation. Yeah. And so I think for this year to save myself a little bit of extra time and heartache over the whole thing, I'm going to build it online. I was going to say you would score it yourself in years past. Yeah, I found I found a way to do it online that I think can work out pretty well and it can let everybody participate. I can put the scoring method that I use into it and it will do all of the scoring for me, which I think is super great. Yeah. But I just wanted to make sure that my grounding from fantasy football did not extend to basketball. Because your March Madness is not. It's not as crazy as your fantasy football stuff. You get nuts. Well, and I think the big deal is that like you set your bracket once. Yeah, can't change it after that. You're set for the entire time that the that the contest is going. And your bracket could be busted day one. Like it's just it's chaos. But I just wanted to make sure because I can get a little bit like into it. But I think it plays differently. Yes, because I'm not multiple times every week, like three or four times a week. I have to interact with fantasy football and it puts you in a through an entire terrible mood. Yeah. Yeah. Does it? Yeah. But March Madness does not. OK, I don't think you care as much. I think you're right about that. But I enjoy it. OK, when do we fill out our brackets? So you can start filling them out as of the 15th. That's when when you can start filling them out. And I think I have to be turned in by the 19th. So it's coming up, coming up real quick. So get ready for some college basketball. I had to look up who won last year. I know my bracket was busted pretty early on. Who did win last year? Florida Gators. Oh, I think they were an upset, too. I don't remember if I'm not mistaken. Yeah, I don't remember. But that will be a lot of fun starting here in a matter of days. Next week, get ready for some March Madness. It's going to get good. Let's see. Is that it? Are we done? Looking around, seeing if there's anything else left to do. It doesn't feel like there is. I think we're done. All right. Well, we'll wrap this up then. Okay. Stick a fork in it. Sure. It's done. Give it some tape in a bow. Done. Wrapped up. Call it a sausage because it is cased. Wrapped up. Have an excellent Tuesday. Yeah. And we'll see you tomorrow. All right. Bye. Goodbye. Thanks for listening to Wake Up Classy 97, the podcast. If you enjoy the show, please share, subscribe and rate the podcast. Wake Up Classy 97 is hosted by Josh and Chantel Tielor and is a production of Riverbend Media Group. For more information or to contact the show, visit Riverbendmediagroup.com.