Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Thursday, March 12th, 2026 Episode summary introduction: Windy weather, weird yoga, fish club drama, a glow plug that refuses to behave, a rescue dog story that’s helping other animals in need, a wild fact about bald eagles on the South Fork, coffee maker mishaps, the ongoing battle to hit daily step goals, habit tracking, are octopus arms or tentacles, how do you secretly talk about dinner when your kids are smarter than you, why does the NFL offseason feel like a soap opera, and more! Timestamps: (0:00) - Bonus: Idaho license plates (2:40) - Wind, wind, go away (8:02) - Snake yoga (12:13) - Good News (14:24) - Fish club (21:33) - Glow plugs (27:00) - Coffee spills (32:03) - Animal facts (37:54) - Secret codes for parents (43:08) - 10,000 steps (49:16) - Caught being weird (54:29) - The Ravens are dirty (1:00:29) - Habit tracking (1:07:30) - Would You Rather (1:10:40) - 200 years old 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: State of Idaho has a lot of different license plate options that you can get for your car. I know you have one that you like. You like the all black one. I do. With the white lettering. The newer one, it's white with the kind of classic teal, which was the state plate for a long time. Obviously, the red, white, and blue one that we've had for a long time. I like the fish plate. I think it's very, very cool. I just looked at this new one that I didn't know we had. It's called Timber. Look at the Idaho Timber plate. I really like it. While you're looking that up, I'm going to tell you the Idaho Transportation Department has started a bracket contest for license plates, and they're putting them head to head in a bracket, very March Madness style, which makes sense. Oh, it's a dude planting a tree. It's so cool. Forest is a dude. No, no, no. The new one, not a dude planting a tree. The new one is like a green forest. The old one had the guy planting the tree on it. The new one, if you do an image search, it'll be like your third, fourth, and fifth image. It's a green forest mountain. Oh, and it's just the forest? Oh, no. That is very cool. I really like that one a lot. That's very cool. Anyway, I think that one's one of my favorites. Have you seen the Montana plates? Yes. They are so cool. They are very cool. Montana and Colorado have some of the coolest plates. Oh, I like that plate. That's a nice one, Idaho. The forest one, the timber one. I think it's really, really neat. For a while, they had a smokey bear plate. They have plates for different forest regions. There's like a sawtooth one. They have the baked potato one. There's a lot of plates. But anyway, if you want to participate, Idaho Transportation Department on Facebook just this morning, they launched this. Which plate's your favorite? Comment below and help us shape the bracket. They do mention that the snapshot in this post is just several of the plates that the DMV offers, but they want to hear about your favorites so that they can build the bracket and start putting these things head to head. You know that black and white plate's going to win. I've seen so many of those. But I've seen a lot of the teal ones too. The white and teal ones very popular. It'll be interesting to see how this goes, but if you want to chime in on it, they're looking for feedback right now. You can help vote for your favorite license plate. There you go. Shall we start the show? Let's begin. Well, hey, good morning. Good morning. Thursday. Did you leave 20 minutes before me or how did you get here so quick? Maybe you hit all the green lights. I hit all the green lights. You were flying. I couldn't even see you. I was gone. Yeah. Normally I can see you. Yeah, Nicholas Cage over here. Yeah. Who? What? Where? Normally I can see at least your tail lights. I couldn't see you at all. No, I was gone. Yeah. I thought maybe you took a different route. Bah. Bah. That's what you said. Bah. No, I just, I don't know. I don't know what happened. Me neither. I felt like I was- A perfect storm of nobody in front of me and green lights the whole way. Yeah. So lucky me. Well, look at you. Look at me. Spring is springing. It's supposed to be nice. This morning you also noticed that it was still windy. What's the deal? Bro, enough with the wind. This is what happens like every single day during spring and summer and fall. And then winter, this winter I can't complain too much about. Right. Because it was a very nice winter. But- Very little wind. I was commenting on that today because I didn't even get a single pair of boots out, not even once. I just always wore my sneakers all winter long. Really good point. Really good point. More wind today gusting past 50 miles per hour. High winds. Hang in there wind chimes. Yeah, that's their one job. They're like, hey, it's windy. We get to do our job. It's so windy out here. They're saying that the wind is supposed to be here into Saturday evening. Seriously? Yeah. What's the deal? I don't know. Wind today, wind tomorrow, wind Saturday. You know how there's a rain song? Rain, rain go away. Can we get another day? Yeah, okay, sure. How's the rest of that song go? I couldn't tell you. Okay, well, there should be a wind song. And I also was thinking this morning, like all the people who have to work outside. Oh yeah, terrible. Ugh, yeah. And that includes duty aids. Okay, but I know you love talking weather and you love hearing me talk about the weather, but can you imagine, let's put this in as like a child's story. We've had this wind. We're going to continue to have this wind because it's pushing winter away. Okay. All right. Okay. Because look at what's happening next week. Just tell me. I don't want to look. Tuesday, 68, Wednesday, 74, Thursday, 77, Friday, sunny and 75. It's pushing winter away. Yeah, seriously. 70s and mid 70s and almost 80 degrees next week. It feels too early. It's too early. Pushing the winter away. I'm not complaining, but it just feels too early. And then I don't know what that means. It just don't know. I felt like I was looking at a different places weather, but that's right here in East Idaho. Okay. Here's the rest of the song. Are you ready? Oh, sure. Rain, rain, go away. Come again another day. Little Johnny wants to play. Oh, rain, rain, go away. Let's do wind. Wind, wind, go away. Go away. All right. We'll just replace rain with wind. Don't come again any other day. Yeah. You're not wanted here. Wind, wind, go away. It didn't have, you kind of lost some of the rhyme. No, it doesn't matter. Poetry doesn't have to rhyme. I believe I told you that the other day and you completely disagreed with me. That doesn't sound like me. Roll tape. That doesn't sound like something I do. You did exactly that. Prove it. I'll have to dig it up and I'm too lazy. Get receipts. It's in there. I don't want to have to go dig it up, but it's in the show. Didn't happen then. Loyal listeners, whether that's to the show live or as the podcast, wake up class in 1997, the podcast, if you would not mind time stamping when exactly she told me that my poetry was awful because it had not rhymed. What was your poem? What was your poem? I don't even remember. It was brilliant. And then you shot me down and my confidence is at the bottom of the bucket. I disagree with that. I do. No way. Oh, Josh, settle down. I'm settled. Good morning. You know how they have puppy yoga and they have goat yoga and they have what other kind of yoga? Well, they do cat yoga and they do hot yoga and they do tons. It's like they can't just do a regular yoga. They've got to add all this extra stuff. I think that's because people who do yoga were like, I'm good at yoga. I'm bored by it now. I would like to do a different kind of yoga. Well, let me present snake yoga. No snake you. Why? No. I'm not going to. There's a reptile shop in Portland, Oregon and it's called His. It should be called Sir His in my opinion. Oh, should it? Yeah, it should. Okay. From the classic kid show Robin. Right. He's in the basket. He's in the basket. They are hosting yoga classes where pythons and other reptiles slither around while people do their yoga. Huh. Some people do it because they love snakes. Others come to face their fears. All right. Listen, I've got a real hot video online of you holding a snake. Yes. You didn't have a good time. I was having a fine time. You're going to lounge around doing your yoga. It's not a lounge. You're going to stretch. You're going to do all your stretches with a python slithering around. No way. How would you ever be able to just. No way. Be. Okay. Well, here's the thing. There are several workouts I've done in my life that revolve around you putting your body into an attack fight or flight mode. And I think that's probably what would happen in this yoga class. Yes. My core is going to be activated because I'm going to be frightened. Okay. Oh, I forgot to mention there's also a boa constrictor. Yeah. No. A constrictor. No. No. You know that song I'm being eaten by a boa constrictor? No. Yeah. That's what's going to happen. Is this another child song? It is. Two in a row. Two in a row. What's the lyrics to that? No, not really. I was just encouraging you to look it up. Oh heck. He's up to my neck. Oh. Oh gee. He's up to my knee. Well, those are probably not in the right order. Correct. Unless you're doing a handstand. Yeah. So you say no. I'm saying no way. Okay, but listen. The instructor leads the class while carefully handling the reptiles and then they kind of get let loose to just slither around. No thank you. And then the instructor says the firm constriction from the snakes almost feels like a yoga adjustment or a gentle massage. No, thank you. No, thank you. They say that they love the feeling, the people that go there. And one student says it feels like a weighted blanket. Yeah, because your big is directed. You know what it feels like? It feels like a no way to blanket. That's three. That'll do it for me. Yeah. That rhymed. Was that poetry? That also rhymed. I'm on a roll. I guess so. It's time to go solo. Call you butter. That's vanilla ice. All right. What? What? You are on a roll and it's barely even. I know. 640. Jeez Louise. Watch out. You're going to be unstoppable today. Doubt it. I think my time has come to give it a rest. I don't want to do your snake yoga but thanks for telling me it's out there. Not my snake yoga. Yuck. Here's some good news. This is a cool story. There was an abandoned dog named Powerline. Cool name that was brought back to full health by caring experts at the Arizona Humane Society and has ended up inspiring a fundraising campaign to help other animals in the area. So Powerline was found so emaciated and malnourished that he couldn't even stand on his own for pause. Very, very, very sad. His rescuers spent months nursing him back to health. He gained 30 pounds. He's been living well ever since. He looks great. Good. Looks really good. And so then this dog food company said, you know, well we need to, he's got to be a spokesperson because they have a program that they do that is called Double Your Impact. And the pet food company is Hills Pet Nutrition and they raised $20,000 with the help of Powerline. The campaign says help fill the bowl for pets in need. All donations matched up to $20,000 from the Arizona Humane Society. Just huge. Really great recovery story. Really cool dog. And now they're going to be able to help many, many more animals because of his story, which is cool. So congrats to Powerline. Yeah. Congrats to the Arizona Humane Society as well. And I'm looking forward to seeing more animals get help. That's great news. Powerline. Powerline. Yeah. I lost Powerline. Did you call the city? No, no, my dog. Yeah. Powerline. Cute. Every time you got to go outside and yell, Powerline. Come on. Oh, Power. Powerline. You had shorted it? Oh, always. You would nickname it? Yeah, I shorten everything. You shorten Luna even. I do. To Lou. It can't be bothered. The no. Well, anyway, good news, Powerline. You're part of a cool club. It's called Fish Club. That's what you call it. It's what it's called. It's called Trout Unlimited. No, it's called Fish Club. It's called Trout Unlimited. But you're right. Yes, I am a paying member of that club. Oh, fancy. Yes, yes, yes. Now, it does have, so Trout Unlimited is like the national organization, the local chapter is a very cool name. What is it? Snake River Cut Throat. Oh, intense. Yeah. Yeah, I know. I know. Look, it's a fishing thing. Club. Yeah, I mean, it's an organization that works on conservation, works with, you know, different fisheries and organizations to continue to be able to have access to fishing in our area, which is an important thing in my life. Okay. You went to Fish Club last night. Fish Club. And they, you came home and you had a basket of stuff like a... Well, a little box of some beads, yes. I won a raffle. I won a raffle, which was very exciting. You didn't seem that excited to win. Oh, I'm very excited. Did you win again? Yeah. Because you won the last time. I know. It's getting old. It's winning. I was very excited. I was more excited about the information that I had gained from the meeting than, you know, the prize was awesome. I got like a whole bunch of beads and you might be saying, you're like, what? A box of beads. Fish heads. It's, yeah, they're bead heads for tie and flies. It's fantastic. A nice little prize I won. I know what the beads are for. Yeah, I know. It's for the fish head. It's for the fish heads. When you're tying flies. Mm-hmm. Here's what I learned a whole bunch about South Fork. Tons of information. I know. You told me all about it. Yeah. Are you going to talk about it again? What do you want to know? I didn't want to. I'll tell you, I'll tell you one fact. Okay. Because this one stood out to me and it's, and it's an interesting fact whether you like fishing or not. Half of Idaho's bald eagle population resides along the South Fork. And where is the South Fork? Palisades Dam down to Manan. Okay. That's incredible. It's a lot of bald eagle action. And why do they choose to live there? Just the nicest spot? Fish. Tons of food. Tons of food. Some might say that the bald eagles are part of fish club. Yeah, you might. I mean, they're kind of their own thing. Honorary members. Yeah. I know that in the stretch of the South Fork, there are estimated 3,800 to over 6,000 fish per mile. Dude. Ask me how many I've caught in that river. Six. So few. So few. But that's very cool. It's got a ton of fish. Tons of fish. When is the next time you're going to go fish in there? I don't know. You made a buddy at fish club. Oh, you talking about John? Yeah. John and I, we're going to go fishing. Fish club bros. Yeah. Fish club bros. Fish club bros. When you get together and go fishing with him, you have to say that. Fish club bros. And you have to put your hands like this. Okay. And you have to say like goal post, right? Okay. And then you have to fish club bros. It looks like if you put it down here, it would be like you were banging on the table for more leftovers or something. Yeah, but you're not. More leftovers. Fish club bros. Right. Sorry. Those are the rules. Those are the rules. I don't make them. First rule of fish club. You have to chant when you see your fish club bros. Fish club bros. And the next time you go to fish club. Yeah. You have to chant that when you walk in. What's up fish club bros? I probably won't. Are there some ladies in there? There are. I'm being sexist. My apologies. Yeah. There were, I would say probably six, seven women in the room. Okay. So don't say fish club bros when they're hanging out with the whole fish club. I could just say fish club time. Fish club team. Fish club team. I probably won't. Oh, you should. Everyone would be like, this guy's the best. No, I don't know if they would. They might be like, hey, hey, hey, settle down. We know you're excited to be here. Calm yourself. We like fish too, my guy. It's just not chant about it. Right. It'll be more like that. It'll be like, you remember when you went fishing as a kid and they were like, you're going to scare the fish. It's like that. Or you could walk in with so much enthusiasm and excitement that everyone's like, man, this is what we've been missing. Thank you for bringing the joy back to fish club. Okay. The joy, like it's missing. I don't think it's missing. Totally good. Rev them up. I don't look, I looked around the room. I don't know that everybody needs a lot of revenue. Everybody's pretty excited. Are they? Yeah. Okay. There's a lot going on. Next weekend, big time fish club activity, major, big, huge. I'm taking the day off of work to go attend and be a part of the fly tying expo. It's fish club Mecca. You know, it's like going to the Holy land. Yeah. It's like that. It's a pilgrimage of sorts. And it's right here. That's right here. So don't expect me to be working next Friday because I'll be working with fish club bros. Fish club bros. Right. You're going to get the hang of it. You're right. I will. Hey, it's free to attend that by the way, just in case you want to know. And anyone can attend. You don't need to be a part of fish club. That is absolutely correct. If you want to go check it out and see like, why is this fish club bros about? Go check it out. It's Friday and Saturday next week. Mountain America center. Just so you know, they've been doing it a long time. I'm new to fish club this year. Right. Officially new to fish club this year. I've gone to the expo before, but now I'm actually going to be there for a purpose, which is, that's new. Hot diggity dog. Yeah, that's cool. Big time. Huge. Fish club big time. I just spent a lot of money fixing my car. Yeah. I had some lights on the check engine light was on and I have a diesel engine. So my diesel particulate light was on. Right. The filter and I put them off and put them off for a really long time. And then I finally saw it. I got to fix my car. 1100 later. Right. I don't have those lights anymore. Yay. But now I have a new light. What light? It's a glow plug light is what you're telling me. The little squiggle. Yes. Okay. What's a glow plug? So what does it do? Okay. Do I need it? Yeah, it's really important. Is it expensive? You have a diesel engine. And I drove your car just yesterday and the light wasn't on. It was on this morning. Are you letting the glow plug heat up before you start the ignition? Yes, I am. I am. Okay. I'm asking because it would stay on if that wasn't the case. The glow plug heats up where the combustion happens in the engine. So you have a four cylinder engines. You have four of them. And they're like spark plugs in a gas engine, but in a diesel engine, they're used to heat up that chamber and they heated up a lot. I mean, we're talking like 1000 degrees. It gets hot in there. Okay. And then the diesel fuel gets injected in there and compressed and it causes an explosion. And that's how the engine works. Four explosions in a sequence over and over and over and over and over. And that's what makes your engine work. So the glow plug is very important to your engine. So why is the light on? I don't know because that's why I have to ask the questions that I ask. Because when you go to start your car in the morning and you turn the key, that little light will turn on. Yep. And that means the glow plug is heating up that chamber and it's specifically helpful, like really helpful in cold starts. So in cold mornings, it's a big deal. Yeah, I know. So you got to wait for that to turn off and then turn your key off. That was one of the very first things that they told me when I bought my car. Right. Wait for the glow plug light to turn off before you start. So that's what I do. Right. But it still blinks at me all the way to work. And I go, what? Why? I just spent a lot of money fixing this car. Right. Why? I hate spending money on car problems. So is this something you can fix? I have no idea. I don't know what it's doing. I don't know what the code is. I don't need there. But I'm telling you in the afternoon yesterday, I drove out and there was no light. It doesn't come on all the time. Okay. It just comes on sometimes. And it's blinking the whole time. Yes. So you're going to need to look at what that means. You got to pull out that manual or do some Googling. I don't know why it does that. I am not a mechanic. I know. I push buttons for a profession. I don't turn wrenches. Wrench turners, mad respect. Total mad respect because I have no idea what you're doing. I don't know what you're doing in there. Fiddling around with all those parts. Greasy dirty parts. Right. I don't know what it is. Yeah. I sit in this chair with this microphone, push some buttons, talk for a while, pretend I know a little bit about everything. What's a glow plug? Mom. Yeah. What is it? I mean, that's what I know about. Do I need them? Yes. Your engine will not work without them. Do I need to replace all four of them? Typically, you would replace all of them at once. The same with spark plugs. If you were going to replace one, you would replace them all so that they're all consistent. They say the same thing about headlights. If your headlight goes out, replace them both. I have a headlight out also. No, you don't. Well, the fog light. You have a fog light out. Non-critical. I know. That's why I haven't repaired it yet. But is the glow plug critical? Yeah. It's very important to the functionality of your engine. Everything you're saying is making me so mad. So sorry. I am telling you the honest truth. Yes, it is important. It's important. Replace all four. I can't fix it. But does it need to be replaced? I don't know. Or is it something else? Is it a sensor thing? Who knows? I don't know enough. I don't know enough indeed. Either. Okay. I guess I'll make a call today. Well, just ask the question on Google and find out what even the blinking glow plug light means. It could just mean that it's cold. I don't know. Possibly. But let's definitely stress about it and take it to the limit. It says a serious malfunction in the engine management system, not just a preheating issue. Now I'm really mad. I just spent a lot of money. I know. Crap. Okay, cool. Stop the car immediately if this warning light stays on on the dashboard. It says. But it's flashing. Yeah. What? A couple of weeks ago, I went to make a cup of coffee here and I got busy doing some other things. Like I was pulling out my coffee creamer and then I was heating up some breakfast. And I turned around and there was coffee all over the counter because I hadn't put my cup underneath the cup. That's a problem. It was a total problem. So I tried to clean it up and then I had to quickly run back because we had to talk on the radio. And then I went back and cleaned it up some more and I went, well, I guess I'll make another cup. So this morning I go, I'm going to go make some coffee. And I go, I put the cake cup in and I go about my business heating up some delicious egg bites that you had made. No cup under the spout. How's this happen? I don't know. Why does this keep happening? There's like an order of operations to the machine. It's like before you hit the button, make sure the cup's there. In the order of things before you hit go, check for cup. The good thing about today is that I got, I've only missed out on like maybe a quarter cup of it. I got 75% of my cup full and the cleanup was fine because I could just take the tray out and clean that up. It didn't go over the counter, which was great news. So I didn't have to clean up that. I mean, last time it was all over the counter and then it started to spill onto the floor. I was like, what is happening? How did I do this? I don't know. How do I keep doing this? Well, this is twice now. I know. And you said, I don't know what I was thinking. And I don't know where your brain is. I don't know. What were you thinking about? I don't know. What were you distracted by? I don't know. But then I also... Is there a shiny rock? No. Okay. You had made some egg bites and we've been eating those every morning. For breakfast, yeah. This morning I put them in. I was going to put them in for 45 seconds and I was like, oh, those have been in there for a really long time. I put them in for 35 minutes. 35 minutes. Yeah. What's going on? I don't know. Something is wrong with my brain right now. Maybe it should focus on one thing. Maybe. Put fewer things out. Maybe I need to stop multitasking. I think maybe that's the problem. I don't have this issue. One thing at a time. That's the way I do. I know. I don't know what's going on with me. I don't know. That's strange. Time change. Could be the time change. It could be the time change. I mean, it's day four of time change. It could still be having effect. It'll work for a while. Few weeks down the road, you're not going to be able to go, oh man, I'm still adjusting that time change. It's like, I don't mean to keep making mistakes, but I keep time change. It's been really hard to lose this baby weight. My baby's 16. Time change, really. Got me. No, it's nothing to do with time change. Oh, I thought you were just going to blame it on that. No, this baby weight will come off. Other things you're blaming on time. Other things I'm just blaming on other things. I see. I got you. Not time related at all. Well, yes. Not time change related, but time related. It's been 16 years. Yes. Still can't shake it. This baby weight. Right. That's what I'm saying. It's time related. It's very time related. What else could you blame like that? I don't know. I don't either. Those are good examples though. Maybe you'll think of another one. Maybe. We'll just wait until you do. Go ahead. Think of another one. I am. I was trying to put your brain to work on one task. Sorting that out. Ready? You got another one? No. I don't. No, I don't. Okay. Okay. Well, sorry about your brain. I know. I'm going to try and be better, but I can't guarantee it. What was the timeframe between these two things? I feel like it's been a long time. What do you mean? Like when the first spill happened to now. Yeah, that was weeks ago. Was it weeks or like months? Maybe a month. You think it was only a month ago? I feel like it was longer than that. I don't know. Was it even this year? Yeah. It was after Christmas. Can't be sure. Right, me neither. I don't know. I feel like it was a while ago. But anyway. I'll try better. My brain and I will try better. You got it. You're going to do it. Good job. I know I can. I know you can too. Thumbs up. Mm-hmm. We just played a game of kid smarts where we asked the smart kid, what was the question we asked him? What do you call octopus arms? We got a correction. We did? Yes. From my friend who listens and who is also a big animal dude, he said, common misconception, octopus arms are just arms. Tentacles are what squid have because the suckers are only at the end of the appendage. If the suckers are all along the appendage, they are arms. So I Googled to get some more information. I see it right here. It says octopus do not have tentacles. It says they have eight arms. While often confused, the key difference is that octopus arms have suction cups along their entire length whereas tentacles found on squid and cuttlefish typically only have suckers at the very tips. How about that? So correction corner for us. We learned something. That's right. About arms and tentacles. How about that? How about that? Thank you. All my whole life. Tito, for your animal facts. All my entire whole life, I have been told that octopus have eight tentacles. I know. My whole life. I know. There are dad jokes built around the misconception that those are tentacles. How many tickles does it take to make an octopus laugh? Tentacles. Apparently that joke doesn't work. It does not. Okay. Also, another correction corner fun fact. We also said what do dragons breathe? We said fire, but they don't breathe fire. They don't breathe anything because dragons don't breathe. Air. Anymore. Oh, okay. Extinct. Okay. They used to breathe air and they would expel fire. What would you say? They expel fire? Yeah. They, I mean, I guess it depends on which dragon lore you're following on how they generate fire or ice or water, a water dragon. That's a thing. Is it? Yes. Yeah. Okay. In the Pokemons, there's water dragons. Yeah, yeah, yeah. There's also real water dragons. The Chinese water dragon and the Australian water dragon. Okay. Those exist right now. Do they? They breathe air. They breathe air. Exactly. So I don't know what to do with that information. About which one? All of it. The dragons or the octopus? What do dragons breathe? The question is they most famously breathe fire. That's the verbiage. They don't breathe fire though. They can also breathe ice, poison or gas, lightning or even acid. The fire breathing mechanism varies depending on which dragon lore you're into. They expel that. They don't breathe that. I understand. I'm just telling you. I know. When you Google what do dragons breathe, the answer is dragons most famously breathe fire. Okay. Well. So I'm going to stick by what do dragons breathe as being an okay question. Okay. Even though, yeah, no. The octopus. To fill their lungs, they don't breathe fire. The octopus is one I'm going to have to sit with for a minute because... Why? It's ruined everything for me. Your dad joke? No, it's not my joke. It's just the dad joke. And I don't believe it. My whole life, they've said eight tentacles. Just because they didn't know. And now they know. All of the researchers. All of the zoologists and the teachers and the books that we read. Yeah. Always eight tentacles. Yeah, I know. But now we stand corrected. When you know better, do better. I understand. I'm not disagreeing with you. That's how science works. I get it. I'm saying between my birth and today, they didn't just learn they're called arms. When did they decide that? That's the real question. When did scientists decide to call tentacles arms? I don't know. That's the real... Let's get to the root of it. All right. Because that's the real problem. I don't think it's a problem at all. Boy, how come it's a problem to you? Because of your one dad joke? It breaks everything. I don't care about the joke. It just breaks all knowledge. How does it break all knowledge? Because everyone has called them tentacles except for one guy who listens to our show who decided to ruin it. He didn't ruin anything. He said, oh, hey, just so you're aware, they're actually not tentacles. And I go, oh, thanks. Thanks for teaching me the ways of the octopus. Does a kraken have tentacles? I ask. Does a kraken have tentacles? Yes. It is described as having long, powerful tentacles used to capsize ships. Now, the kraken is an octopus. So riddle me this, Tito. You know when your kids were little and they didn't know how to read and then if you were trying to talk about something that you didn't want them to know that you were talking about, you would spell things. Or you'd speak in code. Yeah. Yeah, with, as parents we go, hey, do you want to have that I-C-E-C-R-E-A-M later? And they are oblivious. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Until one day they go, I know what you're spelling. I can spell ice cream. Ugh. Who taught you how to read? Why are you going to school? So we have old kids. This is true. We had mentioned last night, you and I, it was just you and I driving around for a minute. And then we were talking about what to eat for dinner. Neither of us wanted to cook, but we needed to eat healthy. And I said, oh, hey, this place has like an healthier option. We could go there. It's one of Emory's very favorite places. Correct. So then that conversation ends. Emory gets in the car. We still are talking about dinner. And I said to you, there is that one place that I mentioned. But you also said, and they have soup and soup's good. So you gave away all of the clues necessary to get her excited. And it was hilarious because in the back she goes, I know what you're talking about. Yeah, I know. You think you're trying to be clever, but I'm on to your game. I know what you're talking about. I know that you want soupa's. Like I know. I go, no, I was trying to be so clever. No, no, we're not talking about a different place. It has soup. It's a different one. I hate when you can't talk and code around your kids. I hate when your kids become smarter than you. Right. Well, when did that happen? Oh, long time ago. I know it did. She, our daughter asks us math questions because she's in an honors math class. Why do you say it like that? Look at the big brain on this kid. Stop bullying our daughter. What's wrong with you? You know where this comes from? This comes from a place of pain. Yeah, I know. You need to heal yourself. You're a bully. Why do people bully? Because they're unhappy with themselves or their own environment. You need to become friends with math and quit being rude about it. Well, she asks me math questions and I go, I don't know. I think she's having a good time right now. Sounds like it. I'm not hearing about the class being extremely difficult at right this moment. So that's good. It's still new in the trimester. That's why I'm saying it's good. But this is her third trimester of it. So, you know, it's not like the class changed as long as she's been in there. It's just the next phase of it. But yeah, she's doing that and then, you know. Smarty pants. Right. Stop trying to figure out my code. Let me talk to my husband. It wasn't very good code. Is what I'm saying. Well, you know, we could still go to that one place I talked about. They have soup. Oh, good one. You know, she is really good at math, but she's not a great speller. Okay. So we could still spell things and she'd be like, what are they? What does that spell? So we could talk in code that way. I don't want to spell the things because then I have to unspell them. I have to sound out the big words. Oh, you would struggle too? Uh-huh. Like, I don't know how to spell that. Well, then how are we going to speak in code? Plus, what are we going to spell that she isn't going to be able to? Z-U-P-A-S. Not a tough one. No, but sandwiches is a long one. You think? How long? Soup isn't. That's a shorty. You want to get S-O-U-P? Why are you spelling soup? Just say it. We just need a better code system. Yeah. Such as? I don't know. Oh. What about that weird, we could do like pigletton? Yeah, I can't pick up on that. Oopazay? Oh, what's that other one? The girls on the bus always did like around sixth, seventh, eighth grade, and it always had like an extra letter in it. I don't know what you're talking about. There's, the people know. The people know. I don't. I never learned. I wasn't part of that exclusive club. Me neither. I bet it was just around me. It was just the popular kids who were involved in that. Well, popular kids always speaking code. See, this is why you bully people. You have school trauma. Yeah, I do. You need to get that worked on. I don't know how to help you, but you need it. I've been trying to get 10,000 steps a day. Yeah. It's very hard when you have a sedentary job. Job stuff. Like I just behind a desk all day. We sit here, we talk, we don't, you know, not required to like lift heavy things do a lot of physical stuff, which I really appreciate. I mean, of all the jobs sitting around and talking like what a good one. It's pretty easy, right? So I mean, it's I don't know. It's easy, but it's definitely not physically demanding. So I count about my day and I've sectioned it off into sections. There's four quarters. I wake up at six. I mean, I wake up at 530, but I started at six and then I go to bed at 10. And so in each quarter, I'd have to get 2,500 steps. So that's what I've been trying to do. That makes sense. Yeah, except I've only gotten 900 steps this morning and I've been awake for. Three hours. Okay. It's bad. I have to have 2,500 steps before 10 a.m. Okay. Last night I was like, I'm going to go for a walk. It was cold. It was gross. And I said, I'm going to bundle up and I'm going to go. And I did. I still didn't get enough steps. And so then I was like, okay, well, I'm going to keep walking at home. And I purposely would go downstairs to take stuff downstairs. And I would forget something so that I could take an extra trip upstairs. Okay. Right. I did that intentionally. But then even right before bed, I was at like 9,400 and I went, I got to get 600 more steps. So what if I told you that 10,000 is just an arbitrary number that no one really knows why it was said at 10,000? Would you feel like I felt when I found out tentacles or arms? Would you feel the same? Would you be like, what? It is just literally a number. Well, I know that, but you want to keep moving. You want to keep your body moving all day. That's the important part. So whether you get 9,000 or you get 12,000 or you get 20,000. The point is, if you have a sedentary lifestyle like we do at work all day, getting out and being active and moving is the most important part. The number is really kind of arbitrary. It doesn't matter that much. Okay. That's what I'm trying to say. All right. It's great to have a metric for you to be able to say, how many steps did I get? But rather than saying I should strive for a goal, it should be how many steps did I get today? And celebrate the days that are big and the days that are smaller go, I probably should have done more. Okay. But hitting a goal of 10,000 doesn't really mean like all of a sudden you go, I hit 10,000. I've unlocked a magic thing. I was at 9,400 last night and we were getting ready for bed and I was walking around the bedroom. Just random. You do loops through the whole house with the dog following behind you. It's a thing you do because you're like, I got to get some more steps in. And you really exaggerate swinging your arms like it's an old school pedometer. It's not how it works anymore. Really got to get that pedometer counting my steps. I finally called it quits. I didn't get my 10,000. I got 9,451. That's great. What a failure. Okay. You see, this is why you don't need a number goal. You need to go, here's what I would like to have happen. But set yourself a realistic expectation, right? Yeah. Which is a tough thing to do. You have seven days a week. If you're trying to get 70,000 steps in a week, that's unreasonable. Okay. Right? Yeah. Because you know some days you're not going to be able to hit 10. So set yourself up at like 60,000 a week. Give yourself a buffer and then do a total for the week and go, what a great week. That's not a bad idea, Josh. I know. I'm full of them. Bad ideas. No, I like that. Set yourself up for success, they say. Who says that? Everyone who says, here's how you set goals. Start by making them attainable. That's the A of a smart goal. Yeah. Yeah. You're right. What is it? Smart? Yeah. The smart goals? The smart goals. Specific. Specific, measurable, attainable. Relevant to your larger goals and then time. You have to have it. It has to be, it has to have a time limit on it in order for you to consider it an actual goal. So that's what I'm saying. Just saying 10,000 a day, far too vague and arbitrary. You need to be in a position of success. So you know, 55, go 55, start there. Can I get 55,000 steps in a week? I'm actually shooting for 65 to 75, 100. Because I feel like that's attainable. That's more attainable. 65 to 7, no. If you're going 10,000 a day. No. A day, I'm going 6,500 to 7,500 a day. I see. That's my more attainable goal. Great. So multiply that by 7 and that's your weekly goal. And then go, hey, did I beat it this week? Because some days they're going to be stronger than others and that's okay. Some days you're just going to have a lazy day and you're supposed to. Yeah, you're right. You're right. Fun. Anyway. Thanks for walking me through that. One step at a time. What's going on? What's the weirdest thing you've caught me doing when I thought nobody was looking? Talking to yourself is probably high on the list. Uh, because I'll walk into a room and you'll go, and I'll go, what? And you're like, whoa, I didn't know anyone was here. Also, did I say that out loud? I wasn't talking to you. I was talking to myself. That's probably the most common. Yeah, I would agree with that. Okay. And then I go, well, what were you saying? It doesn't matter. It's for me to know. Yeah. Shocking to myself. It's an A, B conversation. See your way out. Yeah, exactly. I'm A and I'm B. And you're not invited. No, I understood what you meant. I really understood. I didn't need extra explanation on that. I got it. I'm trying to think of something weird I've got you doing. Nothing, because I don't do anything weird. You do lots of weird things. Now you just kind of sit there by yourself. I just sit there by myself. Just, what are you doing? Sitting here by myself. That's weird. That wasn't supposed to be a slam. It's just, when you're all alone, what do you do? You sit down, you play your game, you scroll through your phone. Yeah. I mean, you've caught me mowing the backyard. Yard before. Like you'll come home from work and you'll be like, oh, he's out here. Or checking out his garden. That was a big deal last year. That was a big deal. Where is he? Oh, look at his vegetables. Look at his fruit. And vegetables. Mostly just vegetables. I had a lot of tomatoes, so I'll give you fruit. Did you ever talk to them? Who? To the fruit and vegetables. No. Why? What? What would I talk to them about? What? You have to talk to them. You have to. Before? Because they need to know that they're loved and appreciated. That helps them grow, Josh. Do you know nothing about growing plants? Apparently. Apparently not. I talk to my inside plants all the time. You talk to everything. Yeah, I know, because everything needs to feel loved and appreciated. Because your love language is? You affirmations. I knew that. That's correct. You might do a more fruitful year if you talk to them. Try it. Try it this year. I've got to build more beds. Like, I'm in my head right now about that whole backyard right now. It's like occupying space in my head. Good. Good. Yeah, because I want the backyard to look nice. Yeah. So when the backyard is occupying your space, then not... Yeah, it's in my head. I like it. Okay. Get it planned out. Make the backyard look cool. But in order to do that, you've got to talk to the plants. You have to talk to the plants, Josh. When I plant my plants, I go, good luck, best of luck. You got a good root system. Here we go. I hope I found you the best dirt. And then what happens? And then I'll say, I'll put you next to your friends. And then what happens? And then sometimes they start to will. And I go, oh no, what's happened to you? Maybe you should quit talking to them so much. Maybe they're like, oh, this woman bringing her drama. I don't bring my drama. I'm so nice to them. I never bring my drama. All she does is talk, talk, talk. Maybe if she just let us be alone and grow. Listen to this. Talking to your plants can help them grow. Due to the sound vibrations, stimulating growth in the carbon dioxide you exhale, providing fuel for photosynthesis. Just breathe on them. More effective. Way better. But they also need the gentle vibrations of your voice. Plants respond well to gentle vibrations, with some evidence suggesting that they prefer higher pitched voices or even music while harsh sounds are detrimental. But that's why we've got these plants in here just going crazy. Because they're so soft and nice. All this delicious audio. Music. We got to play some music for our outside plants. Okay. And then when the neighbors go, hey, turn it down. I'll go, I can't. The plants love it. I did not know about the vibrations. They have mechanoreceptors that detect sound waves. And that stimulates growth and improves their nutrient absorption. That's so nice. Go talk to your little plant behind you. It hasn't hurt you in a while. I talk to it all the time. When? I haven't seen you talk to it. Not today, but I've talked to it before. I've probably caught you doing that. I'm mad at the ravens, the Baltimore ravens, that is. You're going to have to explain it because I don't quite understand it. You want me to explain why you're mad? They pulled some really shady moves. Right. And I don't like it. I don't like what they've done. Okay. Well, here's the deal. And a lot of people are going to be upset about this for a long time. When I found out about this yesterday, I said our son, Beck, who is a Bengals fan, Cincinnati Bengals, he is going to be quite upset about this whole thing because, one, it took a player away from Cincinnati to bring him to the Bengals. But the way that it also happened, or excuse me, took him from the Bengals to take him to the Ravens. Correct. But the way that it happened was less than clean. Less than clean. It was dirty a little bit. It was. It feels a little bit. And last night he said, yeah, they should absolutely be investigated for this because it feels like, what did he call it, tampering is the word he used. So right now we're in this free agency mode as we prepare for the draft and stuff like that going on in the NFL. And right now teams are trading players for draft picks and they're picking up free agents and they're adding and dropping people like crazy. As part of that process, we were talking about it earlier, Max Crosby, from the Raiders in Vegas was set to go to Baltimore. And the trade was going to give two first round picks to Las Vegas to the Raiders in exchange for Max Crosby. And then Max Crosby got to Baltimore. And as happens with any time this happens, they go to the trainers, they go to the medical staff, they've got to have a physical make sure that they're in good health and able to play for the team so they can ensure that they're getting the most bang for their buck. Right? So it was determined that he was not in peak physical condition. He just had a knee surgery, but they were saying that it was less than healed and it was not going to be lucrative for them to move forward with that. They're backing out of the trade. Well then, I mean, not very long after that announcement was made, it was made official that the Ravens agreed to a deal to get Trey Hendrickson as their defensive tackle in Baltimore from Cincinnati. So that's a lot of like, but ultimately it's like they made this deal to kind of throw up a blind and get people talking about it while behind the curtain, they're actually doing this. And then once that deal was made, they went, never mind. And so Max is still with the Raiders and they sort of damaged his worth in a way because they said his injury is bad, whether or not that's true is like yet to be seen, but it could not be true. And they could have just said, we don't actually want to make that deal because it's going to be expensive and they still get to keep their picks because that wasn't part of the deal with Trey that they now have. It's kind of messy. I don't like it. I don't like it at all. So they've done that and they are not taking Max Crosby. So Max is still with the Raiders as of now. So he is going back to the Raiders? He never left. The trade was never official. And then the Raiders don't get their first and second draft picks? That they would have gotten if they had done that. The trade, that is correct. I don't know. It just feels shady to me and I don't like it. And you know that I like the Raiders or the Ravens, but now I'm mad at them. It's kind of weird. It's kind of a weird thing and it wasn't super above bar. And that's why people are like, good for Trey. Trey got a really good deal. He's got a four-year contract, $112 million, good for him. But you know, the way it all went down feels a little sus, I think the kids say. I don't think people say sus anymore. No, they don't. The Ravens, I was wondering if they had a coach yet. They do. Jesse Minter is their coach. I don't know who that is, but now I'm mad at the Ravens. Okay. Well, what are you going to do about it? Not watch them. Oh, that's- Lamar Jackson is the only reason I really like the Raiders. Right. Ravens. But now I'm like, Lamar, sorry. So in other Raiders news, they had Geno Smith as their quarterback and we also found out they may be picking up Kirk Cousins. Kirk Cousins is busy. He's- He's busy rollerblade? Learned how to rollerblade. He's doing some in-line skating. He will- He can't be bothered with playing football. Look, you may get to see him because here's the deal. Like, if he does get picked up by Las Vegas, that's real close. Like, you could go see Kirk Cousins and Ashton Gentie. It would be really fun. That would be fun, actually. That would be a cool time. And Max Crosby, because now I'm on Max Crosby's side. Okay. I wasn't for a long time because I was like, he plays do aggressively. He's aggressive. He's do aggressive in a football. But now I feel bad for him and I want him to succeed because I don't like when people do shady things. So much drama in the NFL, I tell you. I know it. It's like a soap opera. I have a question for you. What is it? I know you have like this big spreadsheet because you love a spreadsheet. Yes. And you use it to track all kinds of things. Yes. Yes, I do. And in there, you've got everything from food to interactions to work stuff to chores to- What do you have in this thing? I have my water intake. Okay. I have my, not chores, but I have, what else do I have on there? Oh, my vitamins. Okay. And it's mostly just so I can remember to do the things that I need to do. Okay. The only reason I'm asking is because these are like things you want to build into repeat behaviors and habits, right? I stumbled across this guy on YouTube the other day. And I've really kind of started to dig what he's kind of doing here. And he takes just an A5 notebook and he's built a habit tracker. Okay. And it basically month to month, he uses this little notebook to do multiple things, but he'll set himself some goals and he'll put in there, you know, things that he wants to do each month. Like one was talk to a stranger. So he sets himself up with like three different tiers. Half twos, need twos and want twos kind of. Right. And so if there's something he wants to try and see if it could become a habit, he'll put it kind of in one of those lower tiers. But then in the top, he's like, I have to do this. And it's like, I have to read five pages a day, something like that. And so, or I have to exercise. Like whatever that means. And then he also uses it to kind of track sleep, like how many hours of sleep did he get. That's on my spreadsheet. Yeah. And so what he ends up with, and then he also uses it for journaling. So he'll write down like there's 31 days in March. So in the left, he'll write down on the left page, he'll write down days one through 31. And every day, he'll write just something that stood out that day. Maybe it was bad, maybe it was good, maybe it was, you know, indifferent, whatever. He'll write down one thing that sort of stood out that day on the left page. And then the right page is all the habit tracking data. And it's all on like grid paper. So it'll fill in the little boxes and stuff. It's beautiful to look at because it's data, which is super cool. And then the rest of the pages in between each month, he'll use for journaling. And so he'll like, he'll write down just a few things, a couple sentences about what happened each day if he wants to expand upon what was written on the left page, right? And then when he gets to the end of that month, he redraws it, new left page for April, 30 days, new right page with new goals that he wants to work on for that month. Maybe it's something that was successful from March that he wants to move up to a higher tier and make it more of a habit. It's a really cool thing. That is, mine is a, it's a spreadsheet. And because I like a good list and I especially like a list that I can check off things, I have check boxes. And so when I've completed the task of like, okay, I've, I've drinking six ounces of water today, not six ounces. Drinking. I'm drank. I got stuck on drinking. Six ounces. That's nothing. What's six cups? So it's six times eight, 48. There it is. Yeah, did it. Look at you. Glasses of water. 48 ounces. That's what I said. You said glasses. No, that's, I meant ounces. That's so much. Check. Right. I've walked this many steps. I slept at least six hours. Check. Yeah. Okay. I took my, remembered to take my morning vitamins. So yours is a checklist. More than, than a data thing. I was going to say because if you were, well it is data, but you're not writing down like how many, like how many hours of sleep you got. Yeah. Do you convert that into tables or do you just have an ongoing never ending list of stuff? Just ongoing. You should look at it as data, like tables. You might like go, wow. It always tells me that I should convert to tables and I just X out of that because I don't know what it means. It just would display your data in a pretty way. That's all. It's already pretty. I've made it pretty. I understand. That's where you input the data. A table or a graph would then show you your data visually. That's all. It would take your data and it would go, look at this and you would have like an analytic to look at visually bar graph, pie graphs, whatever you want. Spider graphs. You could do all kinds of fun stuff. But you're doing it digitally already. I just, I don't, I don't track anything like that. I don't track intentions or journal or anything. I like the awareness of it. I like the standout thing, like something that stood out to you that day. I did, I was keeping something like that that was a, because so many times people focus on the negative things that happened through the day. Yeah, gratitude journal. But it wasn't necessarily a gratitude journal. It was like one thing that was like a nice interaction that you had. And so then I would, I would do that, but I stopped doing that a while ago. Because not very nice things happen to me. That's not true. Well, anyway, I like the intention of it. I'm thinking about it. You know, there's no time like right now to start. You don't have to wait, right? No day, but today. I could just start any time. I don't have to wait for like the beginning of a month. But I, this guy's kind of a cool dude. He's like an old soul. He's a young guy. He's probably early thirties maybe. Yeah. And he's, he wears overalls and little cabby hats. And he has a workshop. He calls the sanctuary and he makes custom jewelry and all kinds of stuff. But he sells his book online, but he's sold out of them. But it's just a, it's just an A5 notebook that you can do yourself. But he has his own brand and one that he sells, which is kind of neat. But anyway, kind of a cool concept. I like the idea of it. So it might be something I'm into. We'll see. Give it a go. I think the journaling part's important. I think, you know, even just as an adventure thing, like to be able to document when I'm out and about and fishing and, you know, where I fished and if I was successful that day or whatever might be interesting to, to document some of that stuff. You should. But I just haven't. So maybe I will. I'll see. I like the idea. It is a nice idea. Habit tracking. Give her a go. Would you rather this or that? Oh, okay. Let's do it. Would you rather play a mental game like chess or a physical one like football? Like tournament style. Tournament style. Yeah. Like you're in a tournament for football or you're in a tournament for chess. So it's, there's more added pressure. Oh. Here's the thing. Chess is a thinking game. And it's not big physical. Lots of big brain. I would say I'm like, I know how to play chess, but I don't know all of the like strategies and I'd probably not be a good competition because someone would be like, you don't know what you're doing. And I'd go, yeah, but I also, I took that pawn. So look at me go. Uh, whereas in football, it's a whole team. Right. Team sport versus kind of a solo competition as well. This is a good interesting question because am I going to be self-reliant and potentially most likely lose early or am I going to be team reliant and then because of my physical ability hold the team back? Where are you at? I don't know. You're really going deep into this. I always do. You always do. I'm not good at either one. It's not about being good. I think I'm probably going to go for the mental game. You're going to play chess. How do you feel about checkers? You and I have played checkers a handful of times. Yes. How'd that go for you? Fine. Fine. You were quite frustrated. Yeah. Playing checkers against me. Because I've tried really hard to beat you at that game and I didn't and I don't like losing to you. So how's it going to go if we're playing chess together in one of the rounds? Fine. Fine. It will go fine. I'll handle it. I'm going to pick the chess one too just because I want to be able to contribute to my team's success or loss and not have that be other people affected. I don't want to disappoint everybody else. It's fine if I disappoint myself. I don't want to disappoint everybody else. But if you win. If I win. You get lifted up. Guess what? No, but if I win against you in a game of chess. You'll never hear the end of it. No, I know. I beat you. Oh, that was four years ago. Yep. Still thinking about it. Would you rather this or that? How would you feel about living to be 200 years old? Uh, I don't think that sounds very fun actually. Okay. Why? Because I think your body starts to I don't know when you get older your body and your mind start to portray you a little bit. What if that wasn't the case? Explain, I guess. Well, scientists have found that the bowhead whale can live over 200 years. This is a mammal and it has a special protein that acts like a master repair kit for the whale's DNA. And it's a protein that helps whales fix genetic damage and stop inflammation much better than most other animals. So the things that age your body are repaired as you age and these whales are over 200 years old. That's insane. Isn't that interesting? Now I would imagine whales have a slower metabolism than primates and mammals. Of the, you know, other land type of the humankind, whatever you want to say. And so it may not work exactly the same, but here's what scientists have done. They've taken the DNA and they put it into fruit flies and it extended the life span of the fruit flies, which are typically pretty short. So it's a good test subject to see if the average lifespan of a fruit fly is X and we give it this DNA and it's Y and that's much bigger than, you know, it has potential. So if they figure it out, what they're saying is they could use this same biological trick to extend the life of humans, not just for the sake of living longer, but also healthier because it repairs your DNA. So you don't age the same. Interesting. So how do you feel about living to be 200? I don't know. How do you feel about it? I don't know. Here's a whole bunch of population that has to go through a cycle and every day a bunch of new people are born and a bunch of people perish, right? Like that happens every day. So if that were slowed on the one end, but the other end keeps producing more, like the likelihood of overpopulation becomes very quickly expounded. And the lack of resources. Correct. So looking at it long-term on that scale, that's kind of wild. In the short term, I go, what would I do with 200 years? Exactly. Like would you take way more time to do things? Is this all going to be then you never retire until you're 190? You know what I mean? You can retire when you're 150. Oh, great. I get to work for 150 years. Awesome. That sounds miserable. That does sound miserable. Very miserable. Huh. Interesting. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know about it either. Thanks, whales. Yeah, and fruit flies. Yeah. I've never seen a bowhead whale. I mean, like even on the internet. Yeah. Oh, it's cute. Is it? Yeah, look at him. I'm not looking at him. He's happy. Have you ever looked at a fruit fly? No. Look him up. I think they're tiny. They are, but look him up. I bet he's cute. The bowhead whale is not that cute. Yeah, you see that one where he's all blue and smiley? It looks like he's having a good time. It's very hard to see his face even. I don't know what his face looks like. Like a whale. Okay. That's what he says. I'm 200. Anyway, kind of interesting. Longest living mammal on earth, the bowhead whale. Congrats, buddy. Yeah. All right. Well, that's going to do it for the show. That's it, huh? Ending on that note. We're going to end on that note right there. Have a great rest of your day. You know what tomorrow is? Oh, you guys. It's Friday. Let's do this. Yeah. Have a great rest of your Thursday. See you tomorrow. Bye. 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 River Bend Media Group. For more information or to contact the show, visit RiverBendMediaGroup.com.