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Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Tuesday, October 21, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
Snow’s on the way and Josh’s cassette tape scraper is back in action! Josh and Chantel tackle everything from winter yard prep and turkey “shortages” to creepy dolls in Minnesota and a real-life jewel heist that feels like it's straight out of a movie. Abbreviations are getting ridiculous, a touching good-news story, a debate about whether we’d rather be vampires or victims of a witch’s curse, and chat about Wicked hitting theaters soon.
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Bonus: Yard work
(2:25) - Scraping windows
(5:54) - Annoying abbreviations
(11:19) - Good News
(13:08) - Nachos
(20:42) - Medallion selection
(25:17) - Family meeting
(29:11) - Louvre theft
(37:12) - Creepy dolls
(42:45) - Turkey shortage
(47:41) - Candid photos
(53:12) - Fantasy football
(59:56) - Leaf cleanup
(1:05:15) - Would You Rather
(1:08:00) - Wicked: For Good cast announcement
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Full show transcript:
Josh, I don't want to upset you or alarm you. I was just looking at the calendar, not the calendar, but the weather. Okay. And there is some snow that's supposed to be expected to fly on Sunday. Okay. What that means is we still have our yard that we need to clean up for the winter.
I know. The cool news is I have a lot of time available. Right. So I'm really excited about it
because I got plenty of time to get it done. So much time. Yeah. And don't we just want to spend our day off of work working on chores and doing the things that need to be done for the winter. Yeah. It's exactly what we want to do on our free time.
Yeah, rain, snow mix Sunday and Monday.
Yeah, that's what I'm also looking at. And then the next weekend as well. Halloween, little rainy snow, little Saturday rain sleet.
Yeah. But I'm not seeing like real snow. Like I mean, I'm looking way out here and I'm not seeing like, like I'm seeing like rain snow mix. I don't see like real snow until like November 20th, November 21st.
Okay. That's when I see like, and I'm looking way, way, way ahead and the lot's going to change. Oh, for sure. But that's when I'm seeing like actual snow.
Okay. Like on the 20th, 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 24th. So as we get closer to Thanksgiving, yeah, sure. I'm seeing that. But you know, over the next couple of weeks, like a little rainy, maybe a little bit of snow on the weekend, but then we're still in the fifties. Like it's not going to stick is what I'm saying.
I get it. I do. But I'm just here to say we've got some yard work we need to work on.
I know. And you remember it wasn't that many years ago where it was like a cold snap and went to negative 22. That was bad.
You've got a garden. You've got to deal with my garden.
I got to rake up the leaves, put them in my compost. I got to get the other leaves out to the street. I got the furniture to put away. I got to make room in the shed. I got a lot to do. There's a lot to get done. Thanks for the reminder. I'm so excited about it.
Hey, let's start the show.
Okay. Here's my situation. Oh, I was not prepared to have to scrape windows this morning. I don't have a scraper in my truck. Oh, so I had to run back into the house. I had to go clear to the basement. I had to find the box of cassette tapes.
Because because cassette tapes are the best scrapers. Yeah. If you don't know an old cassette tape, fantastic.
It's the best. If you're using a spatula, forget about it. If you're using a scraper, an actual scraper, forget about it. A cassette tape. Yeah. Now you better have a glove because you're real close to the ice.
And I do have a glove. Did you have to scrape? Or did you just cheat and throw a little de-icer on there? Yeah.
Well, I don't actually have de-icer.
You just have regular window cleaner?
Uh-huh. But I cranked up the defrost. And I just hit those windshield wipers with the water a few times.
That's not good for the wipers. Uh-oh. It's not. They're not a cassette tape. They're rubber.
They're not a scraper. Well, I did that. So.
Anyway, that was an unexpected thing this morning. Yeah, it was chilly this morning. It sort of put me behind a little bit. So anyway, just a heads up this morning if you are waking up now-ish and getting ready, go warm up the car a little bit, unless you're one of those fancy people with a garage.
Or a remote start.
Yeah. You could try that. You could try doing your remote start.
We're just two po-wars. It's radio people. Two po-wars for a garage and a remote start.
Well, your car could have, so could mine, but your car, in order to do a remote start, has to sacrifice another key. So you have to have the remote start, but then you also have to have a key in the area of the car because it has a chip that sends a signal to the car that it can start. And so that's not cool, man.
No, that is not cool, man. Because that's what I wanted for Christmas a couple of years ago.
I know, but it's like, then you have no extra key. Or you have to spend however much it costs to get a new programmed key fob. Yeah. And that's just extra. That is dumb. I know. But I could have it.
Well, then get it. I was thinking this morning, because I have heated seats and I always, I go, I love you heated seats. I never take those for granted, but I was thinking how nice it would be to have a heated steering wheel.
That's pretty nice. Do you have one? I don't have heated seats in my truck. No. I don't have a heated steering wheel, but we do on a couple of the station vehicles, and it's very nice. It warms up your hands all toasty.
Can you imagine, I always think about like, if you plucked someone from like the 1800s, even 1900s, and you were like, come hang out in today's world. Yeah.
And they'd go, what is this? Heated seats? Show them the internet.
No, heated seats first.
They go, anything you want to know at your fingertips, what do you want to know? Anything.
Some of it's not always true.
Well, there is that. But it's on the internet. It has to be true.
I was reading words that become shortened that people find obnoxious. Like if somebody's pregnant and somebody goes, we're preggers. Oh. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that one's not good. Okay. What do you think about adorbs? That is a dorbs. Yeah, I don't like it. I don't think I say that one, but I type that one in a text.
Yeah, you'll say it, but you say it in a mockery type of thing. Like, oh, that is so adorbs.
Like that. Is that cool or is that annoying?
It's not cool. Okay. Preach. Preach. Yeah, we sort of played around with that one. Appreciate you.
Preach. Preach. Okay, how about jelly? I'm so jelly. You don't like that one either? I'm not a fan of these. Oh no. How about delish?
This is delish. This is delish. Yeah, I don't like them. Totes. All right. Totes, I think comes around, but again, I do it in a mockery. Oh, that's totes or ad.
What about rando?
That's one letter.
Yeah, you're right. Obvi. No. I say that one a lot.
I say that one. Obvs. That's what you say. Obvs. You go obvs. That's you. Obvs, that's the thing.
I haven't ever said this one, but ox for awkward? No. How about hilar? I've never said that one. Yeah. For hilarious. Hilar. Ugh. Just speak. Okay, so then this took on, here's other words. Okay, hold on. Words that aren't necessarily shortened, but this drives me crazy.
Because there's an entire subset of the English language in England, the Cockney accent thing, where it's all rhyming words and stuff, and I try to hear people speak that, and I go, just say the thing.
Where are you going to, where are you hearing people speak that?
Oh, you know, movies and TVs and things, not in person. Okay. But what I'm saying is, this is not the same. Like that is an entire separate way of speaking, but it's also like, at least there's a little bit of thought process that goes into it. It's hard to wrap my head around, and it's hard to keep up, and I go, I don't know what you mean. I got buckets for knees, and you're like, what does that mean? I don't understand you.
You're talking about the Cockney accent, not necessarily shortened words. Correct.
This is, this cannot be the American version of that.
Well, that is so obvs. That's a lair. Like, it's so bad. I don't know why you have to change your inflection when you say it too.
To like Valley Girl almost.
Yeah. You gotta dump yourself down almost.
That's what I'm saying. It's a bad representation of using the English language. Say the whole word.
No, it takes less time. I don't have time to say hilarious.
It takes me longer to process what you're trying to say.
I only have time to say hilarious.
Pick a different word. If you're not going to say hilarious, then choose a different word is what I'm saying.
So this article that I was kind of reading was like, this woman hates the word gal. She doesn't like when people say gal. This aren't shortened words. Now they just turn to, it started out as like, we hate when people shorten this word, and then it was like, we hate when this word happens. Some guys said, I don't like when you refer to your wife as the wife.
I hate that.
I don't like people saying. I think that's weird. My bride. I don't like that either. This is my bride. Like, no, this is a full on human being who's way more than just that. And she has her own personality. And also you've been married for 15 years.
Yeah. Yeah. She was a bride. And now she is your spouse. This is my wife. This is, but also I got to check with the wife. Like that sounds so. Derogatory.
Like the wife. Like that's weird. I don't care for that. It is pretty odd. Yeah. That is cray. All right. Enough. It's pretty sus.
That's totally different. What is getting into. All right. Whatevs. Whatevs.
Okay. Well, then what if you take, you have information, but you say info. I'll get you all the info. Yeah.
But that was, that was deeds. Okay. Listen. Info is an actual abbreviation for info information. OBS is not.
It is. No. I like OBS. You're never going to take that one away from me. Get over yourself. Clearly.
Well, thank you for sharing these horrifying things this morning. It's really brightened my day. You're looking for some good news. I was just searching. Oh, well, let me tell you one. Say.
Okay. At the Prospector Theater in Ridgefield, Connecticut, movie magic starts there behind the scenes. Valerie Jensen is the founder here and inspired by her sister who has Down syndrome. The theater was built to create meaningful jobs for people with disabilities.
Love this. Employees affectionately called prospects are encouraged to discover and share their unique talents and passions. Prospects work in every part of the theater selling tickets or popcorn, creating marketing materials, producing pre-show videos. One prospect named Stephanie Schultz who suffered a severe brain injury in a car accident 18 years ago is a pretty fine example of just how much the theater has changed the lives of those involved.
The fact that I feel useful, and able, and appreciated is a really special place, she said, which is amazing. They opened their doors in 2014. It's called the Prospector. They've empowered more than 300 prospects. They sold over 1 million tickets. They've paid $35 million in wages since 2014 and they have about 75% of their workforce are people with disabilities. Where's that? Incredible. It's in Connecticut. It's in Ridgefield, Connecticut. Oh. It's called the Prospector. I love it.
I would go to every movie there. I was kidding me too, but I was gonna say they were called prospects and I was like, I would call myself a Prospector and that's the name of the theater. Yes. So now we have to take a trip to Connecticut to see the Prospector.
Yeah, go to the Prospector Theater in Ridgefield, Connecticut if you're ever in that area. I love it. Go catch a movie and help out those fine folks. I think that's awesome. And it's good news. Do we have a plan for dinner tonight? Yeah. Oh, so there's something to cook? Yeah. What is it?
Well, it's chicken euros that I should have made last week. Okay. That was on the menu last week. Right. And I also have a sweet and sour chicken.
Neither of the things I was hoping you would say. What were you hoping? Neither of those things is what I was hoping you would say. Nachos. We could make nachos. Today is the international day of the nacho. I love nachos. And so that's why I was just thinking about nachos. Now I got a busy night. Yeah.
So I don't know if it's a quick and easy and convenient thing or not. Because I'm going to be all over the place tonight. So I don't even know if nachos is in the cards. Like I might literally have to do like a drive-through to even have something to eat.
You might have to do that. It might be a yo-yo tonight. Yeah. It might be a figure it out, Chuck. I've never heard it called that.
We call it a yo-yo as in a you're on your own. Like figure it out, find something, use the air fryer, heat up a leftover, whatever. Yo-yo. Yep. Make a ramen. Whatever. Yeah. That's a yo-yo in our house. What's a figure it out, Chuck? I don't know. I don't know.
I was just going to look at the letters.
No. That's a fiyak.
Yeah. That's not it. That's not it. No.
I don't like that. I like yo-yo way better. I do too. Than a figure it out, Chuck.
OK. Well, you might be on your own. It's what I'm saying because.
Yeah. I think I'm probably going to be because you guys aren't even going to be in the same place I am. And I got to be there all night.
And I have other things that I have to do too.
Do you know what would be great? What? This thing starts at six. It's supposed to run two hours. You know, I could be home at like eight thirty if I'm lucky. I'm real lucky.
That doesn't typically happen. I know. This is a.
I could. Here's what I could do. It ends at eight. I just shut the doors and leave. And I go, see you.
Who's going to know?
Everybody else, I'm out. That feels so selfish to do that. It is. There's clean up and stuff that has to happen before that can even happen. I can't be doing that.
Yeah, you're part of a scout carnival slash spook galley. That's right. You're the scout master.
This is true.
I can't just be like, I see you. I'm tired, guys. Yeah. You could just stand in the middle of the room and be like, all right. I'm tired. Everybody go out.
Yeah, we'll clean it up Monday. Yeah. Go home. Yeah, whatever.
Yeah. Try that. See if that'll work. Okay. I have, you know, the Halloween is like next week, right? Yeah, it's 10 days away. Yeah. I got, I got so much to do. I got some things to do. Amri needs a costume. She changed her mind. I don't know what I'm wearing tonight. Three times.
That's part of the stuff I have to figure out. What am I wearing tonight that matches what we're doing in this thing? Nothing.
No, you got to. I got to figure something out. Yeah, you do. Like, that's what I'm saying. I'm going to have to hit a drive-thru because there's no way I'm going to eat otherwise. Correct. You're going to have to. You really are on your own, bud. Yeah. On my own. Luckily you have money and you have wheels.
Check me out. Everything I ever wanted when I was in high school, I have money, wheels, and a girl on my arm wearing my pin because we're going steady. Look at you.
You've never given me a pin at all.
Never received a pin from you. My Letterman pin for cross-country. You want to wear that? Yeah. Yeah.
Unless somebody else wore that in high school.
No one wore it. Did you give that to somebody else? No. It stuck to my letter where it's been in a folder. I didn't have a jacket.
You never gave it to a girl? No. Good for you. It's my pin.
Iron net. I ran so far. So far away? You get it. I do. All the time. And then when I lettered the second year, I got the little bar underneath it and I went now, two pins.
Did you give that one away? No. Well done.
It stuck to the letter with the other one. Good job. In a folder in my Memento box. Cute. Very, very cute. Can I wear it? No. It's stuck to my letter. It's put away where it's just going to be forever.
What if I get it out and I just wear it one day? You wouldn't even know. You'd be like, hmm. He gave me this.
Interrogate. Interrogate. Who are you going to say that to? You want to wear my class ring?
No. Class rings are so ugly.
Mine was cool.
No, it wasn't. It has my name on it. No. And it has the cross country logo as well. The little CC with the arrow through it. Oh, wow. Why are you being so rude? I'm not.
I worked hard for these things.
I know you did. I'm just saying class rings are ugly. That's all I said.
Mine has a big blue stone in it because of Skyline High School. Yeah.
Yep. Congrats. Did you have a class ring? No, I didn't get them because they were ugly. And I knew I was never going to wear that.
Jostens is very upset. Jostens. You got to quid arch in their mellow. Why do you think they're ugly?
Because they're big.
I'm going to start wearing mine again. I'm going to dig it out. What do you mean they're big? Yeah, it's a big class ring.
They're big. They're ugly. They're gaudy. It's not a good look. I'm going to wear it. Okay. Be cool.
It's got a really cool blue stone.
You graduated how long ago?
25 years. Cool. Almost 26.
Who people are going to think you peaked in high school? You're wearing a plus. I mean, kinda.
Yeah, I'm actually going to get the letterman jacket and finally sew that letter on. And I'm going to wear that in my class ring. Cute.
Yeah. You're going to be the coolest.
I'll bleach my little bit of hair I have left. So I can go back and relive the days. The glory days. Yeah, the days. I'll start showing up at games and stuff. Yeah. Yeah.
Scott on high school rules. Malibu butter. Yeah.
I'm proud of it. I think that's awesome. Are you not proud of being a bobcat? No. From Burley?
I am not. All right. I got a letter, but I did not get a jacket.
And you got your letter in drama? I didn't have a jacket either.
That's why I just have the letter. Also didn't get a class ring because, ew.
Should we hang our tassels back in our cars? That'd be cool. It'd be awesome. That's a good look. 99.
99.
Oh, I forgot you were older than me too. Yeah, that's. Yeah. Yeah.
You were involved in a little fishing experiment called the cutthroat slam.
Utah cutthroat slam. The Utah cutthroat slam. That's what I said. You have to catch four different species of cutthroat in their native waters.
And you were just choosing your coin?
Well, yeah, I thought I was, but then I found out that they're currently sending one of the four. I thought I got to select, but then it said. Oh, they pick for you? Well, it says we're currently sending this coin. So, this medallion.
So, I don't know. And to be fair, I look through and the only reason that I picked the one that I picked was because it was the hardest of the four to catch. And each of the medallions has one of the four fishermen. I see.
And so I thought, well, that makes sense. That one was the one I had to do two different attempts at. That one was the hardest one to get. So it'd be cool to have the medallion for that one. And right now they're sending the one. So that was the one that was this weekend, the Colorado River Cutthroat.
The one that is the state fish for Utah is the Bonneville Cutthroat. And that's the one they're sending right now, which is fine. It's awesome. It's cool. I love the Bonnie that I caught.
Very cool. But my Bonnie, sorry. I was, I got hung up on that. And then I was thinking of my Bonnie Liza Medallion. Well, that's sad. Don't get to choose the coin.
I mean, it's fine. Do they send you, so they send you a certificate and a coin? Yes. And you're going to frame it? Yes. And you're going to include the flies that you use to catch your four fish?
Yeah, because my buddy Jason, who was guiding us for the first three fish, he has his frame that way and it looks awesome. And it's quite the little showcase piece. Where are you going to put it? Probably near my fly bench, I would think. That'd probably be the plan.
Yeah. It's a good plan. Yeah, I think so. I want to get a frame made up for the, for that poster I have to. And I was thinking it'd be fun to do like an old Barnwood look on that. I think it'd be kind of cool. Okay. Just a little frame piece.
I don't think I need a glass for it. Okay. I don't know. What do you think?
It's up to you. I don't think you need a glass either.
I think it'd be cool to just have like the framed, because it's kind of got a textured paper on it. And I think you lose that behind glass.
Agreed. I was going to say, oh, we need to paint the basement. The basement is where your fly tying bench is. That's right. And we have other ideas of what we want to do down there. Yes. So, but the painting, the basement was the last year.
I know. I'm going to have to take, I need to take that big five gallon bucket of paint that we have. I got to take it back to the store and have them shake it. I don't, because it's just when we're ready.
Yeah. Because it's been sitting there for a while. And I don't want to have to, I don't have an auger thing that I, to the drill and can go go, to mix it. So I'm just going to take it back and say, can you shake this?
You can do that. Yes. They'll do that for you. You betcha.
That's nice. Yeah. And then I'll get that reshaken and then, and then we'll be able to paint.
Yay. I know. I hate painting.
Painting is the worst. Well, it's just going to make a big mess of the basement because it's going to take apart the library so that we can paint right and everything else, but.
We got to patch some holes.
That's easy. I'm, that's nothing.
It's just time consuming. That's all.
Yeah. So I'm saying. I know. I hate painting. The whole thing is, do you want to know the worst part about painting? What? The, the taping and the cutting. I know. I hate it.
It takes a long time. Get up the ladder.
Get down the ladder. And then I end up getting paint on the ceiling. I mean, you're not a very good cutter. Hey, but I did find a guy who has that ladder we need to borrow. You do? Yep. So that we can do the stairs without being unsafe. That's smart. Yeah. It's the, that, you know, adjustable.
Yeah. You can make one side short, one side long. Yeah. For stairs. Who invented that? That was a good invention. A ladder guy. Job ladder guy. That's a, that was a really cool invention. Yeah.
Good thinking ladder guy. Way to go.
We have a young adult living in our house and a teenager.
These two very true things.
They only come out when it's like food, when they need food. When it's food.
They're like creatures.
Yeah. They mostly, they come home from work. They come home from school. Yeah. And it's immediately off to their space and we don't see them until they come out and they
go, what's for dinner? What are we eating? Like zombies. Do we have any food? Foods for food. Feed me.
Some of my favorite memories and some of my favorite things that happen are these random like every now and then we'll all just randomly gather in the kitchen and it'll just be a nice little, it won't be a meal. I think we all just wander in there as like, what's a gathering place?
To snack. I need a snack. Yeah. And last night, for example, you and I were hanging out because I had gotten home late so we were just standing around and then here comes one kid. Kind of just hanging around like, hey, we should chat, I guess, which is fine. And then here comes kid number two. Like what are we having a meeting was the first thing she says. What are we having a family meeting?
Yeah, you're not invited. We're just hanging out in the kitchen. Welcome aboard. And the dogs like, you know, there as well. It's all five of us just chilling, just standing around.
I was trying to make food because I hadn't had dinner yet. Right. And that was kind of, I guess, the congregation point. It was nice.
It's my favorite. Everybody's just kind of chilling. I know. I love when those random things happen right before bed. It usually happens right before bed too. And it's kind of just like this meeting ground of everybody like, hey, where else still a team here? Where else still like a family unit? Yeah. Let's get together and discuss stuff.
It's my favorite. Yeah. They don't happen very often, but when they do and they always happen organically. This is true. It's never like a, hey, let's meet in the kitchen. It's just, you get these random walk-ins. You're like, hey, sometimes there's music involved and those are my favorite. When there's silly dances.
When there's some dancing happening. But I enjoy the talking too. And it's never anything important. No, it's just a nice catch-up. It is. It was nice. I love those. And then you don't want to jinx it by saying something wrong and scaring one of them away.
Yeah. And you're like, oh no, you startled it. No, it'll never come back. No.
I'm really good about doing that.
Stardling the children?
Yeah. About saying the wrong thing that makes one of them upset. And then they walk away and I go, no, I didn't mean to say that. Come back.
All I said was, how's it going? And that was too much.
Yeah. You're asking. Well, that's what happened last night. I was asking Beck some questions about a trip he's taking soon. Oh, why are you asking so many questions?
Well, and I told him because that's how conversation works. Like you got to have conversation that has to have questions in it or else you don't know what to talk about. That's just normal. That's very typical. You ask a question, you get a response, maybe that spurs another question. That's how it works. Totally cool. And then he was like, all right. And he hung out a little bit longer. Yeah.
Don't say it. Don't look him in the eye. Don't scare him away again.
Yeah. It's good. We need more of those. I do think so too. Whatever has to happen to make that happen. Figure that out. That's cool. It was a good time. It was a good time. Yeah. All right. We haven't really talked about it at all, but we should probably dive in a little bit on what has become a modern day heist.
This is a crazy like movie plot. I know. This thing. From what I can tell, the guys who broke in to the Louvre and stole the French family jewels created their own entrance.
Right. They used power tools. They used grinders.
They used all kinds of stuff to gain access into the building. At 9.30 in the morning. Yeah. People were around.
Yeah, I know. Like they looked like a maintenance crew. From what I can see, pulled up, had like a ladder truck, got into the top, like went into like a part of the building that's not an entrance. Created their own in and out. Yep. How did they do this and not get spotted? I don't know. You can't just start doing stuff.
I think they probably did get, I don't know. I don't know how it works. And the guts.
The guts to do this. Man. And then once in they were able to grab the stuff. I mean, I imagine it was probably a quick process. And how do you, I mean, everything's got, there's got to be cameras everywhere. Oh yeah.
There's got to be, you know, I mean, you see it in the movies, there's like, you know, glass break alarms and all kinds of stuff. I'm trying to figure out how they pulled it off.
It said it took, it was amazing. It was minutes long. Minutes.
So it only took them a couple of minutes. They had a very, very well planned out.
They rode their basket lift up the facade. Correct. Forced a window. Correct. Flash display cases and fled with the jewels. On scooters. I know.
It's a movie.
It's craziness. I know. And then here's what I would like to know. What do you do with the jewels once you have them?
Okay, great, great question. Because it's got to be all underground. You have to have a buyer before you even do it. Because you're not going to do it and sit on it. No way you can't. No, you have a buyer who's like, you bring me those jewels.
And it's not like you can just take it to Jensen's.
No, no, you're right. Well, would you give me for this? No, you're correct. You can't do that. You're not going to show up at the pawn shop either and be like, I got these jewels.
Like, no, you have to have a very well funded buyer in place before you pull off a heist like that. According to the movies anyway. So I have a theory.
Ooh, what is it? You've heard of the Four Horsemen? Yeah.
Not of the apocalypse. The Four Horsemen are the magicians in Now You See Me. Which is Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Dave Franco, and Isla Fisher.
They are the Four Horsemen. And this movie came out in 2013. Well, there's a new one they're promoting right now called Now You See Me, Now You Don't. And it comes out November 14th. What if it's all promo for Now You See Me, Now You Don't?
You think so? No, I don't. I was going to say they cut a hole in the big thing. I
haven't, but did they? They're magicians. So no, it's not hype for the movie. But it could be.
It absolutely could be. When does the movie come out? November 14th. Okay. It's very timely. It is timely. I mean, interesting.
Yeah. I was trying to see, like in this movie, they're bringing down a worldwide criminal network in this new one. In the first one, they were trying to steal a bunch of money to give to their audience. They stole like a ton of money and then made it rain in the theater where they were performing and money fell from the sky. Oh, man. It was very cool.
I never get to be a part of that. Very, very cool. Anyway, Now You See Me, Now You Don't is a diamond heist. And so I'm thinking maybe it is. I don't know. It's a theory. It's a theory I have. It's timely and it stands out, but it's got international news. Like this thing is huge globally. It's really interesting.
Also, what do you think they put the jewels in? Did they put them in a bag? Pockets. Did anybody be like, Hey, it's not supposed to. Did anybody be like, Hey, you're not supposed to touch the artifacts. Yeah.
No, they just grabbed and I mean, they were quick.
What's interesting is the amount of preparation that had to go into this, the amount of like recon that had to be done to figure out exactly where they needed to be. There's somewhere there's a warehouse with a table. It has a map or a miniature model of exactly what their plan was.
It's very, very, it's very movie. There were more than 1300 diamonds on the jewelry that they did. That's incredible. Bro.
I know. I mean, they've got, I mean, that little bow alone is pretty interesting.
And why do you think they targeted that those jewels?
There has to be a specific reason. And again, this is not something you do because you think it's going to be fun. There's a reason, whether it's political, whether it's like the family wanted them back, like something is going on with these jewels. And there's enough pre-planning and stuff. They're like, we probably will never get these back.
No, I know. That's what I was just reading. They're really like, we're probably never going to see them again. As I was reading, they said that they typically will start taking out the jewels. They'll start removing pieces.
Oh, and they'll become other things.
Because it's easier to sell that way and it's easier to go and detect it that way. So it's like those.
Because they'll be unrecognizable.
Yeah. They're like, there's gone. They're gone forever. Interesting.
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There's probably a little bit of that, but there's, I would be on the other side of that. I would be like, I can't believe I have this.
Oh no, I couldn't handle it.
I turned myself in. I can't even sleep. Why do I have this? Why do I have this?
Every time I hear a noise, I'm like, oh, it's for me. It's for me. I could never invite me to be a part of your heist, because I will blow the cover every time.
Unless that's part of the plan. Put Chantel in the middle of it, because then give her fake stuff. Give her like fake plans.
Right. I'm also the slowest on the team, so I'll get caught first for sure.
Drive the scooter quicker. You don't have to run. Just go faster.
I'll be the decoy for your heist, I promise. 100%.
What is something creepy that you know of?
Something creepy? Like whispers in the dark is creepy.
Jack-o-lanterns? Are they creepy? Depends. Okay. What about clowns?
Yeah, I guess.
We've got a friend who's very afraid of clowns.
Yeah, I'm not necessarily afraid of clowns, but there was one time that I was at a haunted attraction. And we were in a corn maze, and from in the distance, you could just hear a clown laughing. And that was creepy.
I did not care for that. Interesting. What about dolls?
Dolls are always creepy. Yeah, always creepy. Baby dolls, they're always creepy. Always.
I got the ones with the rollback eyes. Oh yeah, especially those ones. One gets stuck. Ew. There is the History Center of Olmsted County. It's in Rochester, Minnesota. It's opened its vaults to a haunting collection called Creepy Dolls Loose in the Vaults. Ew. I like the name.
Ew. Loose in the Vaults sounds scary. Yeah, it does. And apparently it's exactly what it sounds like, a showcase of creepy dolls that look like they've stepped straight out of a horror movie. The museum's exhibit and event coordinator is named Chris. It says the idea is the dolls are let loose in the vaults. They curate the show themselves, picking objects they relate to the most. Each doll in the collection was donated by somebody in the local community, and they all come with their own unique backstory. Ew. Mm-hmm.
Yes. What's like, do you have one of their back stories?
Ew, let's see. Let me go to this website. History Center of Olmsted County.
Don't make it too spooky, Josh. Well, I don't... People, we don't want to spook people out. Find a not-so-spooky one.
I'm trying to see if they have... Hold on. I'm looking at there. Maybe let me check their social media here. See if they've got anything posted. I don't see anything specifically on the main page, but let me get down here and to... See, they also do nice family stuff, like reading time and the craft. With the dolls?
Where you make a pumpkin. No, no, no. Oh. I'm looking here.
I'm trying to find stuff. Okay, what do we have here? Creepy Dolls exhibit.
Okay. Well, this doll... I can see what they've done is they've got these dolls, and next to them, they have a little plaque that you can see. It shows the story of the doll.
And so I'm seeing that, and they say thanks to everybody who came and checked out the opening that was on Friday. But I don't see Creepy Doll theme. Blah, blah, blah. I don't...
This isn't...
I don't see any of the stories. It's in Minnesota. I mean, that's kind of their deal is you got to go to the museum and check it out. But I'm looking at pictures of some of these dolls, and I'm not okay with some of them. Some of them are very frightening. There is one here that I'm looking at who has those rollback eyes. One of them is half shut, and the other eyeball is kind of looking inward. So the one is straightforward, and the other one's kind of in. I don't know. They're pretty creepy. And they want your help to decide which doll is the creepiest of them all.
Ooh. That would be a good decision to make. I was just at their website too. I'm looking at... There's like a video that I'm watching of all the creepy dolls. Now, I'm trying to determine if it's creepier to have painted on eyes or to have the rollback eyes.
I think those rollback eyes are the worst ones.
Is that the one you'd vote for the creepiest?
I think those are super creepy.
I was just thinking, I kind of almost want a creepy doll to put in my Halloween decorations. But why? But then I was like, no, that'd be too creepy. Because if you're cleaning house, you're just walking through your house, turning off the lights and stuff. Yeah. Ew.
Where did you find the video? I can't find that.
Oh, I just typed in creepy dolls. Okay. I typed in creepy doll exhibit and it pulled up a whole bunch of video. I didn't think to do that. Well, let me tell you how Google works, Josh.
Yeah, no, I got it. I'm on it now.
Like, there's one doll that they have and her face is completely painted on, but she's got like rosy cheeks that they've painted. I think that one is the creepiest. That one looks the oldest. Okay. It's going to be where my creepiness factor lies in the oldest one.
I see. It's really interesting. Anyway.
It is interesting. I don't want to go. Okay. Well, let's go to Minnesota. Catch a game. Yeah. I love it.
Catch a little football game. They need a win. Check out some creepy dolls. I'm in. All right. Book it.
I'm kind of excited to tell you this story because I know it's going to upset you.
Oh, and you love it when I get triggered. It doesn't happen very often.
They're claiming that there's a turkey shortage.
They're claiming that there's a turkey shortage right now.
Yeah. Just in time for Thanksgiving.
They're claiming this now. Correct. And the timing is quite suspicious. And if I'm not mistaken, they said this last year. Did they? Oh, yeah. They love it. They love calling out a shortage. Over the past five years, everything's been a shortage.
Here we go. It's outrageous. They're claiming the turkey flock has decreased to the smallest size in 40 years. Prove it. I can't. They say that it's due to an outbreak of bird flu. Oh, we're still dealing with that?
Look, that was earlier this year. So I'll say, yeah, sure. That was a thing. It was about chickens, right? Yeah. Turkey missed out on the game because turkey wasn't in demand. And so now Turkey's like, hey, we're getting ready for the holiday. Everybody getting that turkey. You want to make a shortage so we can make some money?
Let's hike up the prices because there's a shortage. And people will flock, get it, to the stores to get their turkey because they don't want to miss out on the turkey.
First of all, our household, not that we've been like anti-turkey. It's just that we've kind of decided to do what food we like. And a traditional turkey dinner, isn't it? No, you can have your turkey. That's right. So one less turkey going our way, which is fine.
That's fine by me too. You can keep it.
Also, it's gross. Right. I mean, it's a lot. It's a lot to deal with. Here's the thing. Not a lot of people are cooking like that on a regular basis until this big family holiday comes up and they go, well, we've got the tradition. We've got to throw the turkey in the oven. And then they go, well, how do we even deal with this thing? And then you've got older generations like, here's what you do.
This is how you handle the turkey because they grew up doing it. We stepped away from it a few years ago and said, you know what would be better? How about if we all got different food that we like? What's your favorite thing? I like an Italian food. I like an Indian food. I like an enchilada, whatever. So you get the food you actually like on Thanksgiving and then you go, I had a great meal.
And then you don't have to worry about any giblets.
And you don't have to worry about that neck thing. That's what I'm saying. I know. Throw it in a pot. Put it in the gravy. No. One year we did just get the turkey breast, just the small part.
It was already carved. That worked out great. Yeah, I agree. Because then we didn't have to deal with all the bones.
Didn't have to deal with any of that stuff. And you can get that already done. You can get that so you can still have the oven experience or the roaster experience if you like it. You can deep fry it. You can still cook it how you like. But then you only have, like if you've got four people, we don't need a whole turkey. It's too much.
Well, because two of us really hate turkey. And one of us just goes, I guess I'll eat it to get some protein. So there's really only one of us that likes turkey. Right.
You know what's worse? What? Ham. Ugh. Ugh. The spiral cut bone in ham. Ugh. You can have, I bet there'll be a ham shortage around Christmas.
Around Easter. And I'll say the same thing. Yeah, Easter too. They'll do it twice. And I go, oh, we're all out of ham. We had pig flake. Yeah, exactly.
You know, we got the pigs are hanging out with the chickens and now everybody's coughing. Better hike up the prices of the ham. Every time. I'm telling you, they did it last year too.
Feels a little, I don't buy it. Feels a little scammy, doesn't it?
It's very scammy. I don't like it. I'm not, look, I'm not a turkey farmer. So I don't know, but it feels scammy. And it doesn't, you know, who's not getting the benefits, the turkey farmer. The turkey farmer's like, I got turkeys. I got turkeys for days. What are you talking about? I got plenty of turkeys. It's the, it's the companies that are going, yeah, but
do you, but I bet you don't. I'm just winking. Yeah, exactly. Thanks for that. Riled you up.
Yeah, much appreciated. Josh is riled up.
You know how, have you ever seen those things where it's like the woman asked the man to take a candid photo of her and she's got a million candid photos of him and he's like chopping wood or looking cute, looking handsome.
And then the candid photos of the woman are like, she's just stumbled out of bed. Have you, you know what I'm talking about? I do. I've seen them. Yeah. Okay. So I was just reading something and this has got to be true. Here's a candid photo. Josh. What? That's a terrible photo.
I don't like that photo. You don't like any photo.
I don't like that one particularly. Why? What do you like about that photo? It's great. Why?
You're having a good time. You're wearing a mascot thing. Look at this one. Candid. Ew. Do you like that one? What about this one?
That one's fine. I don't mind that one. This one, you look sleepy.
This is the worst of the three. I like that one. What about this one? A .5. Yeah. A .5 forehead. I got a couple of those.
Okay. They did a social study. Who's they? I don't know. It doesn't matter.
I have nice ones. I don't know what you're talking about. Oh, Joshua. You don't like a single picture of yourself? I like that one. Okay. I like that one. Okay. That's fine. That's fine. Okay. All right.
This study found that men actually love the bad photos they take of their girlfriends and wives because they don't look perfect. They look real.
Yeah. I was going to say that's a real photo of you. It's not staged. It's not posed. Okay. It's a real photo of you.
It says they treasure the silly pictures more than the aesthetic ones. Right. Because they're raw, honest moments. I like that one. I look like a serious bowler in that one. Oh, stop.
I've got a bunch of photos of you eating food. Why? I don't know. Stop. Stop. Remember your birthday when we hung up the balloons and you were eating food on most of them? Yeah.
Well, because that's what I do best.
That's when my camera comes out and I go, oh, having a pizza? Gotcha. Take a nice bite.
I'm trying to find some candidates of you. Yeah, you probably don't have any. I do actually. Look at this one. Look at handsome. That's not candid. Why isn't it? Because I'm posed.
It's not a professional photo. It's a, here, let me take your picture, but it isn't, you're in the middle of something and then I took your picture. What? What? What are you talking about? You said, here, let me take your picture. It wasn't like I was just doing something and you took it without telling me. So I'm looking at the camera. Like it's, you see what I'm saying? I see what you're saying. Like you were taking a bite of pizza and I went click.
Do you ever think about like, if, if I were to die, what's the picture that you would use? Let me look real quick. Okay. It's not on my phone.
I think it would be fun. You worked at the school for a long time. You worked at a high school and you had some school photos. I think we should dig out one of those.
Yeah, because the teachers, I didn't take their photos too.
Yeah, you have big ones.
Yeah, because they
hung them in the library. Why are those not hung in the house? They're great.
They hung in the library and then the librarian was like, Hey, I'm going to redo the room. Do you want this giant poster of you? Yes.
Yeah, I guess. Yes. What am I going to do with this? We're going to frame it and we're going to put it up in the house.
See, okay. If I needed to find an obituary photo for you, it would be you in the water with a fish. That's nice. That's what I would pick for you. Or this one. I really like that photo of you, but you're in the woods.
I like that one. Yeah, well, I'm on top of a Manan Butte is where that was taken. That's what I would pick for you. I had hiked up the Manan Butte. What would be your... Not that one.
Obituary photo for me. Who took that?
That was scary.
What's your obituary photo for me? I don't know.
I have so many. I don't know. It would be a nice photo. It wouldn't be... I don't know. I don't think it would be one of those crazy ones. It would be a nice photo. Good. Thanks. I want you to feel like we did a good job of picking a photo that you like. I think that's important, don't you? I do. Thanks. Thanks.
Preish. Don't shorten it. It's weird. We haven't done a fantasy update in a while.
Okay, what do you want to... Let's talk about fantasy football. I don't know.
How are you doing? I kind of lost interest in it.
Right. It feels like you have.
Here's what happened. I was all in... How many games have we... How many weeks have we played? We
just wrapped up week seven.
Okay. I was in it for the first couple of weeks, like in it. And then I lost pretty badly those first two weeks. And that was frustrating because I was actually setting my rosters, thought my players were going to do great and they didn't.
And then that's frustrating. And then I won a couple and then that was exciting. And then I got sick last week and I couldn't be bothered to set my roster. And so I didn't. And then I lost. And then I lost pretty heavily this week and I set my roster really good. Here's what's happened. I kind of have lost a little bit of interest in football in general. What's going on? I don't know. I don't really know a lot of the players.
Well, yeah, you do. It's the same players.
Well, that's not what I mean. I just mean football is a lot.
Okay. It's a lot. I understand. And you got into it because of the stories. You like the stories. And I think what's happening right now is it's just football. Like football is the story right now and you're less interested in just the football. And you're really into like the behind the scenes and the stories and the emotion of it. And here's the other thing. You're not watching individual games. You're watching Red Zone. So you're only watching the action.
But it's also, we get two days that we don't have to work. And one of those days it's football all day long.
Mine was fishing and then listening to football.
No, no, no. What I mean by that is when I say, hey family, let's go do something today.
I see. And my family goes, oh, but we have football to watch. And I go, I'm not, I'm not going to sit here and watch football all day because it starts. It starts early.
Yeah. And it goes until Sunday night. All day. You can't, I'm not going to sit here and watch football.
It goes until Chris Collinsworth says Patrick Mahomes. Now there's a guy and then there's a Monday night game. So you got Thursday, Sunday and Monday. Right. Yeah.
So then I get annoyed because I go, no, come do something with the family. Right. Don't sit here and watch football all day. I get that. So that's annoying. But I think you're right. I, I like the backstories behind the players. Yeah. And I haven't seen any backstories in a long time.
And right now it's just football.
We were watching hard knocks. We were watching quarterback. Correct. And I haven't, we haven't watched those. And so now I'm just going lame. I don't, I don't like football to watch football because guess what? A 30 minute game could be 30 minutes. Yeah. We didn't have to stop and talk about it every second.
Okay. Well, here's the good news.
Take a million commercial breaks. Oh, suddenly it's a four hour game. Listen, stop it.
Here's the good news. The good news is that we just wrapped up week seven. There are six weeks of fantasy football left. Okay. Until the playoffs. Now, if you make it into the playoffs, there's a few more weeks. But, but honestly week 13, you and I play the final week. So you really do need to get your team in, in better condition to be ready to play me as we get into week 13.
All right. That's six weeks away. I'm in sixth place.
Are you? Yeah. Out of? 10. Okay. That's not strong.
I'm aware. You could be better. But here's what has happened. There are, there are players that I know. I do know quite a few players because there are 10 people in our league. I was forced to pick people that I didn't know because people were picking. And so I don't really like my roster because I don't know these players.
You're right. And because we played just with four of us last year, we were spoiled because there were a ton of people you could add and drop anytime with 10 teams or 12, like in the other one. That I'm in. There's just, there's not enough, there's not enough on the roster. Exactly. It's really hard to have a solid team without doing trades and stuff like that.
And I'm looking and I go, I don't, I don't know these players. I don't like these players.
So you'll remember I started with as 0 and 2. I was really frustrated. I'm now five and two. I've won the last five games in a row. I'm second place tied for second place in record. But if you look at the scores over on the right, I have the most points in the league right now, which is a good place for me to be. That means if I win and peaches who happens to be in first right now, if he loses and I win and we have a tied record, I moved to first because I have more points. So I need him to lose a couple of games.
Well, he is, I beat him. No, I did.
I'm his one loss or his one loss. Oh yeah, I did not beat him. So we need him to get knocked down a little bit. He's also conveniently the commissioner of the league.
I just, I don't know. Suspicious. I need something to ramp me up again.
I understand. The big deal is getting into the playoffs because if you get into the playoffs, you can win it all. So you've got to be in, you've got to be one of the top four teams. That's the goal. The goal is to be one of the top four teams to get into the playoffs.
Well, you can trade people, you can try to rebuild. It's hard, I know. It just seems like so much work.
It is work. It is work. You are exactly right. It's a commitment. It's running a team is what it is.
I know. And I feel like Mike McDaniels right now.
Like, I don't really care. I don't care. Do I win? Do I lose? Most likely. I don't care. I'm just going to wear my sweatpants and then I'm going to run off the field when it's my time to go. That's how I feel. All right. Well, good luck with that.
Joshua, I got big news. What's the big news? Okay. The city of Idaho Falls, the street in sanitation division. Yes. Are going to begin the annual leaf collection program. Woo! They're going to start that on Monday, October 27th. All right. And they're going to continue through Friday, November 21st.
All right. So here's the thing I know about this. What do you know? Two things. One, get your leaves in the gutter early. Yeah. Yes. Because you get one shot. I know. They don't come back twice. No, they don't. They go by one time and if your stuff's not there, forget about it.
You have to take care of it yourself. Second thing I know.
If you have a car parked anywhere near where your leaves are, they're not getting all those leaves. They're going to get most of them and then they're going to vamoose. And then you're going to have leaves in your gutter until you deal with them yourself in the spring.
Also, they put out, here's the third thing you need to know. They put out a schedule. Yeah. I wouldn't trust it. They show up and it doesn't match.
Yeah. Because we were like, like two years ago, we went, let's get them out there, you know, in the day. Here's the day that. And they stayed there. Yeah. They didn't, because we missed them.
And we found out that they had come a couple of days prior to when they said they weren't going to come.
Right. Because that's when they got there. So, yeah. That's the get them out early.
So, city residents are encouraged to rake their leaves, no branches, no sticks, no debris. Correct. They're going to be in the curb along, or into the street along the curb. Right. At least one week before your scheduled collection day.
At least they're saying that this time.
They might be early. They will be early. They make one curbside collection to remove and haul away leaves in some neighborhoods. Crews may arrive a few days early. And then they do some sweet, street sweeping after that.
They do recommend as well. I don't know if you saw the part about the tree trimming, because leaves come from trees. So if you have a tree that's hanging out into the road, you want to make sure that it is trimmed at least 13 feet above the curb, 15 feet above the street center line, if it goes out that far. Okay.
That's very important. If you prefer to bag your own leaves, or you miss your scheduled pickup, or you're unable to rake your leaves to the curb, here are your options. You can drop off your bag leaves to the Bonneville County Transfer Station, free of charge. Or you can schedule one free curbside pickup of bag leaves. They have to weigh under 50 pounds each. But you have to schedule this yourself.
And you get one free pickup. I did not know that. I did not know this. The city does not provide bags for this service. So you have to bag them yourself. Well, that makes sense. All right, I'm looking here. Okay. Leaves that are blocked by parked vehicles, low hanging branches, trash or other debris will not be collected.
So we're scheduled for November 7th, it looks like. Okay. But that's like a whole section. I mean, everything is kind of scheduled around. So they've got between 11. 4, 10.
27, 10. 29. We better rake up our leaves the week before that.
Well, we just need to get them. Here's the thing. I need to take a bunch of them for the compost. That's important. And then what's left, yeah, we need to put in the street. So I need to get out the leaf blower. Yes.
Also, we should probably rake our neighbors too. Cause I always feel bad. No, that's their yard. I know, but it's our tree. They don't even have a tree in their yard. They got the leaves.
The wind comes along and really our tree is without leaves now. I don't know if you saw it. There's no leaves on it. There's like one branch that has a couple hanging on. I didn't even notice. Oh, it's basically done.
Oh no. Yeah. Did you ever watch that movie, The Last Leaf? No. Oh, it's like a short film. It's a sad one. Uh-huh. I assumed. What else do you have to say about it? There's a little girl who is sick and her neighbor is an older man and he comes to visit her and she's always looking out the window. And then he's like, what do you like her? She's hanging on to hope because there's leaves on the tree branch outside that she can see. And in a roundabout way, she says, well, when that last leaf falls, then that's probably my time to go.
And then he stays out all night in the cold painting a leaf on the wall. Uh-huh. Yeah, it's nice. But then he passes by. Spoiler alert. It's a nice movie. And that's what I have to say about that.
Okay. All right. Very good. Very good. Thank you for the sad story. Let's do it with these leaves. Okay. Would you rather this or that?
Would you rather be bitten by a vampire or cursed by a witch?
Okay. I've made my decision. Okay. What have you, what have you chosen?
I haven't. Tell me why you chose your decision.
You haven't chosen? I've chosen vampire. Okay. Why? Um, it has more to do with, I don't think I'd make a good toad. I do. No, listen, the curses are like, you're going to live forever, but you have to be a newt. Like, you know, or you're just poof, you're turned into that thing or, you know, you have no voice now or like whatever it is, right? Yeah. Like it's some sort of detriment. Whereas a vampire, I like the nightlife. I like to boogie, you know, and eternal life. I mean, there's that.
What I know about vampires is thus, you live forever, right? And you're like the most beautiful.
Oh, that's right. They do look good. They are so pretty. There is a, there is a pretty factor.
I mean, think about all of the vampire movies.
It's going to play into my vanity.
That's nice. Interview with the vampire twilight. They're so pretty.
I have, I have a real thing with how I look. So it's going to feed into that real well.
And you sparkle. Depending on, depending on your vampire. Sure. Sure.
So I don't think Nazfaratu is a sparkly guy. I think he's kind of like, yeah.
But the other, the cons about being a vampire is that you have to, I mean, Yeah, you're going to bite people. Yeah. You have to eat blood. So.
I'm not stoked about that. That's a con. That is a con in the grand scheme of things. That's a con. I like how you were kind of.
We have to pro con. It's a con.
I mean, you know, like you're pretty, but there are cons.
You're pretty and you live forever. But I mean, you have to bite some necks. Right. Oh man. What are we going to do?
But I'm not a newt. So I got that going for me. You know. Okay.
I'm going to go vampire too.
All right. I knew you would. Sam logic gets it every time. Okay. What you got? Well, we've covered a lot today. So I just wanted to make sure we got it all.
We get it all. We was just looking and we talked about the turkey shortage. Yeah. We talked about creepy dolls. We talked about jewelry heists. Dinner. Talked about dinner. I'm hungry right now. Yeah. Leaf collecting. We talked about a little bit of everything. Didn't we? Yeah. Ops.
So it's been rumored for a minute who was going to be the cowardly lion and wicked for good. Do you have any idea who the voice will be?
No. Did they announce?
So November 21st. It's a month away from today. Yeah. It's one month away from today. I'm so excited. They did announce who has joined the cast of Wicked for Good voicing the iconic cowardly lion. Who is it? It's an Oscar nominated actor named Coleman Domingo.
I don't know who that is. Coleman Domingo. He's an Oscar winner.
He's Oscar nominated. Okay. Yeah. He has a Primetime Emmy Award and nomination for two Academy Awards. He has two Tonys. Wow. So he's a Broadway guy. Great. Fitting. Yeah. He was in the color purple. I see that. He was in Michael. He was in The Running Man, which came out this year. Or is that out yet?
I don't know. I was just looking through his movies.
That's not out yet. He's in Running Man. It's not out yet. It comes out no forever. Okay.
I don't know any of these movies. But I have no doubt he's going to do a great job.
Yeah. He's going to be the voice of the cowardly lion in Wicked for Good.
Do you know who's going to be playing Fiera? Yeah, I do. Who is it?
Jonathan Bailey. That's who it is. That's right. Yeah. Anyway, November 21st, a month from today, we will be in the theaters watching Wicked for Good. Or we will have already seen it, hopefully, because we went to like a late night premiere on Wednesday night. That'd be dope. Wouldn't it? Yeah.
That'd be cool. I'm excited. I'm really excited to see it. I love Wicked. I'm excited to see it. So, there you go. Same. All right.
It's a month away. Let's wrap up this show. That's a wrap. Have a great rest of your Tuesday. We'll be back tomorrow morning, bright and early to hang out with you again. Check out the podcast.
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