<v Speaker 1>Jar Kadi and Josh one hundred.

<v Speaker 2>Well, if your big time traveler heads up, the TSA

<v Speaker 2>is going to start charging a forty five dollars fee

<v Speaker 2>come February first for travelers who arrive at airport airport

<v Speaker 2>checkpoints without that real ID or passport.

<v Speaker 3>The fee is.

<v Speaker 2>Going to support the next phase of the real ID program,

<v Speaker 2>which requires travelers without compliant identification to verify their identity.

<v Speaker 3>Through biometric and biograph systems. No, I don't even know

<v Speaker 3>what that means.

<v Speaker 1>I don't either, And what is the point of not

<v Speaker 1>getting the real idea this.

<v Speaker 3>Right on your driver's line? I know.

<v Speaker 1>I don't understand why you would not want that.

<v Speaker 3>It's like being verified on social media.

<v Speaker 1>Yeah, it seems like you're gonna have to have extra

<v Speaker 1>steps when you get to the airport if you don't

<v Speaker 1>have it. So people who say, well I don't want

<v Speaker 1>to go to the DMV to do it, Well.

<v Speaker 3>Now that I'm talk you're extras. Got icens renewed, Okay,

<v Speaker 3>it's on there.

<v Speaker 1>Yeah, it has an Yeah, like if you got the

<v Speaker 1>new licenses, it's on there.

<v Speaker 2>Well, if you don't, forty five dollars fee come in

<v Speaker 2>February first, be aware of that.

<v Speaker 3>What else is going on? Well, this is sad.

<v Speaker 2>Famous singers die an average of four years earlier than

<v Speaker 2>unknown performers, according to new research really compiled, like I

<v Speaker 2>think they tracked like seven hundred different singers, half famous,

<v Speaker 2>half not. These singers that were not famous lived to

<v Speaker 2>about seventy nine years and then famous singers lived to

<v Speaker 2>about seventy five on average, probably because they got some

<v Speaker 2>fun living well famous years.

<v Speaker 1>They's indulged.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, they snorting the crack rocket well.

<v Speaker 1>And also if you're famous, there was some pressure to

<v Speaker 1>get there right, So it's like that with stress and

<v Speaker 1>everything also contributes to people's.

<v Speaker 4>Tom addiction with stress with many people who knows what

<v Speaker 4>you're gonna do, things, eating them really bad, living on

<v Speaker 4>a bus, thang you know, Star Live, you're like Ozzie.

<v Speaker 3>Or snorting ants. You know he did do that.

<v Speaker 2>Do you see this story about the ten most fun

<v Speaker 2>cities in America? We didn't make the ten, but we

<v Speaker 2>were number twelve. There's number twelve for the most fun

<v Speaker 2>cities in America. Now I'm looking at this and I

<v Speaker 2>don't really see the metrics behind it.

<v Speaker 1>Well, we were ranked fifteenth for entertainment and recreation. We

<v Speaker 1>came in number eleven for nightlife and parties. But as

<v Speaker 1>far as the costs of living it up in Denver,

<v Speaker 1>that's where we're one hundred and twenty second. So we

<v Speaker 1>probably would have been higher on this list for a

<v Speaker 1>fun city if it was a little more cost effective

<v Speaker 1>to do it here.

<v Speaker 2>I'm going out and I like my old fashions. They're

<v Speaker 2>fifteen bucks now for an old fashions. They're so expensed.

<v Speaker 2>Fifteen dollars for a drink.

<v Speaker 1>I mean, you go to any of the arenas and

<v Speaker 1>their prices have definitely increased when it comes to the

<v Speaker 1>alcohol part two. So yeah, I mean it's who wants

<v Speaker 1>to pay fifteen dollars a drink?

<v Speaker 3>Well I do, but I know.

<v Speaker 2>Generally I have two, so it'll be thirty dollars for

<v Speaker 2>two drinks and I can go buy a bottle of

<v Speaker 2>my bullet rye for like that.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, but you know it's you're out and about.

<v Speaker 2>You know, you're with You're with somebody special usually unless

<v Speaker 2>you got a problem.

<v Speaker 3>That mean.

<v Speaker 1>Alcohol.

<v Speaker 2>If you're drinking alone, you know, not celebrating or have

<v Speaker 2>a good that's generally when I have an old fashion,

<v Speaker 2>I'm not going out and just doing that like after

<v Speaker 2>the show when you have a problem Katie, or you're

<v Speaker 2>at home on the treadmill with a This is not.

<v Speaker 1>Limited to just the alcohol though. They're talking costs of parking,

<v Speaker 1>cost of getting into places, cost.

<v Speaker 3>Of I talking about alcohoes.

<v Speaker 1>I know you were, So who's talking? What here? Pedal

<v Speaker 1>over there?

<v Speaker 3>All right, grab your gram and your old aunt.

<v Speaker 2>I've got some information, some hot, hot news coming out

<v Speaker 2>of the Oxford Dictionary.

<v Speaker 5>Here.

<v Speaker 3>The word of the year is rage bait. And I

<v Speaker 3>get it.

<v Speaker 2>There's a lot of this, defined as online content that

<v Speaker 2>is deliberately designed to elicit anger or outrage by being frustrating, provocative,

<v Speaker 2>or offensive. And I will tell you I'm on the

<v Speaker 2>socias I see a lot of rage bait.

<v Speaker 3>It's a lot of it.

<v Speaker 2>Even if it's not like in the comments, it somehow

<v Speaker 2>turns to rage.

<v Speaker 1>Oh somebody gets it? Going yeah, absolutely. And I think

<v Speaker 1>also it's the fact that you know, you don't know

<v Speaker 1>what's true and what's false on the social media anymore,

<v Speaker 1>and so that irritates.

<v Speaker 3>I don't believe anything.

<v Speaker 1>I don't can't see the story. I think it was

<v Speaker 1>just last week I opened up Facebook and a story

<v Speaker 1>about bo Nix and how he likes save I love him.

<v Speaker 1>And then Josh is like, Katie, that is not true.

<v Speaker 1>Look at the doors, and it says that frustrates me.

<v Speaker 3>Like and the images now and everything are all AI.

<v Speaker 3>So you get fired up.

<v Speaker 2>You know where the worst place is for rage is

<v Speaker 2>next door.

<v Speaker 3>I've been on next door.

<v Speaker 2>I saw one just the other day where a sweet

<v Speaker 2>woman was looking for somewhere to donate children's clothing, like

<v Speaker 2>because she had a lot of it and she wanted

<v Speaker 2>to help kids in need. If you read the thread.

<v Speaker 2>By the end of it, they were calling her a Nazi,

<v Speaker 2>and I was like, this escalated way too fast.

<v Speaker 1>Who yeah, I need to get on next door. Apparently

<v Speaker 1>I hasted.

<v Speaker 2>A few things on next door, and Nick Knak is like,

<v Speaker 2>set the timer before somebody's on there calling you a

<v Speaker 2>horrible person.

<v Speaker 3>And this last one I.

<v Speaker 2>Did, I was I don't want to say what I

<v Speaker 2>posted about, but I was concerned about a vehicle that

<v Speaker 2>had been parked somewhere for a while, and it was like,

<v Speaker 2>within four or five posts, I was the worst person.

<v Speaker 3>And on the planet because I hate the homeless.

<v Speaker 1>Oh my god.

<v Speaker 2>I was like, no, I'm just concerned that this vehicle

<v Speaker 2>has been here for a while, as he should seeing

<v Speaker 2>does this belong to anybody?

<v Speaker 3>And the next thing it was like, you are a horrible,

<v Speaker 3>horrible human.

<v Speaker 2>And you hate the homeless. Geez, you are on drugs

<v Speaker 2>and you're a Nazi. It's like four or five posts.

<v Speaker 3>Anyway, rage bait, lots of it.

<v Speaker 1>Lot out there.

<v Speaker 3>Do we have anything sports? It's worth it? Or what

<v Speaker 3>do you got?

<v Speaker 5>We got some stuff that's actually kind of cute. The

<v Speaker 5>Denver Nuggets they need corkis that's the good news.

<v Speaker 1>I love the little fluffballs that run around.

<v Speaker 5>They need corkies for a race that they're doing on

<v Speaker 5>February first, twenty twenty six. You can actually go to

<v Speaker 5>Little Stumps racing on Instagram.

<v Speaker 3>I know, is that not offensive? I can't believe you

<v Speaker 3>even said that, though, Stop it. There's so cute.

<v Speaker 1>You can't get mad about corkies.

<v Speaker 3>You can't rage bait about sport. They're like challenged you.

<v Speaker 1>Okay, So in the corky bubble butt video that will

<v Speaker 1>make you happy?

<v Speaker 3>Is it? What is it that everybody loves corky?

<v Speaker 1>It's because their little bodies are with that full grown

<v Speaker 1>dog face.

<v Speaker 3>It just makes my daughter like just gushes over Corky.

<v Speaker 1>They're so cute.

<v Speaker 5>Corkie Days in Fort Collins and that's like one of

<v Speaker 5>the biggest days all the college students love and everything

<v Speaker 5>at CSU. It's so cute. Well, anyway, you can go

<v Speaker 5>to Little Stumps Racing on Instagram and you can apply

<v Speaker 5>till tomorrow. So if you have a Corky and you

<v Speaker 5>want them to race, apply soon, like today or tomorrow.

<v Speaker 1>At the Nuggets game.

<v Speaker 5>At the Nuggets game halftime, they'll be on the Nuggets court,

<v Speaker 5>Like that is Corky's on the court.

<v Speaker 3>You had the dog story to I do.

<v Speaker 1>Yeah. The Goldens in Goldens So you went to this

<v Speaker 1>last year charity.

<v Speaker 3>I've gone to it, Yeah, talk about.

<v Speaker 1>How crazy it was.

<v Speaker 2>Insane, but again like one of the cutest events I've

<v Speaker 2>ever been to.

<v Speaker 1>Yeah, And they're hoping that a lot of people feel

<v Speaker 1>that same way want to go to it. They're going

<v Speaker 1>to make it easier for you. So usually the two

<v Speaker 1>hour window for Golden's in Golden is eleven until one,

<v Speaker 1>and I think that really kind of creates some of

<v Speaker 1>the demand for it. Right, everyone wants to get there.

<v Speaker 1>There's only two hours, so they're gonna lengthen it nine

<v Speaker 1>to one now, so you'll have more time to check

<v Speaker 1>out all the Golden even more. But they're hoping that

<v Speaker 1>that's going to kind of alleviate a little bit of

<v Speaker 1>that traffic and parking. But they're also going to introduce

<v Speaker 1>a free dog friendly shuttle service for off site parking,

<v Speaker 1>so it'll bring you right into Golden and you can

<v Speaker 1>play the roll beal button cuts. Yes, so that is

<v Speaker 1>with the City of Golden, they said. They said that

<v Speaker 1>they're also going to do some things as far as

<v Speaker 1>just making it easier for people to get in and out.

<v Speaker 2>When we went to that, I think we showed up

<v Speaker 2>like an hour and a half early just to get

<v Speaker 2>a spot to you know, set up campus essentially zero parking.

<v Speaker 2>There's a little coffee shop that we like to go

<v Speaker 2>to there and we get there early and get the

<v Speaker 2>coffee and everything because by the time the event starts.

<v Speaker 2>The businesses have to love this because that coffee shop

<v Speaker 2>has a.

<v Speaker 3>Line out the door. Oh yeah, you're a mom and

<v Speaker 3>pop place.

<v Speaker 1>He can't even get in there.

<v Speaker 2>Like Golden does a phenomenal job of supporting that little

<v Speaker 2>main street with various events and activities.

<v Speaker 3>If you want to open up a business, open it

<v Speaker 3>up in downtown Golden.

<v Speaker 1>I agree. I think they have so many breaking it in,

<v Speaker 1>so many little businesses that are worth the stop. Like

<v Speaker 1>I got Christmas presents off this little store off Main

<v Speaker 1>Street there where it was like a bunch of Harry

<v Speaker 1>Potter stuff and just yeah, like they have so many

<v Speaker 1>good things for you to check out there. So again,

<v Speaker 1>Golden's and Golden They're gonna make it even better for you.

<v Speaker 3>The Golden Hotel there, look at you.

<v Speaker 1>Then cops in Nevada so this they're looking for a

<v Speaker 1>couple of underage teenagers who drove into a grocery store

<v Speaker 1>on their e bikes. Yes what Yes, the police department.

<v Speaker 1>They say that the e bikes the juveniles were riding

<v Speaker 1>appeared to be ones that are capable of going up

<v Speaker 1>to fifty miles an hour. And I know it sounds funny,

<v Speaker 1>but here's the thing.

<v Speaker 3>Two kids have been very dangerous.

<v Speaker 1>They've been causing us at this store.

<v Speaker 3>I'm gonna get on that star, they say.

<v Speaker 1>These two juveniles, they've been reportedly riding recklessly, not around

<v Speaker 1>the store but the parking lot, and they've almost hit

<v Speaker 1>customers on purpose. Well, if Homie came at me on

<v Speaker 1>an e bike and I was.

<v Speaker 3>It's on the next week it is on.

<v Speaker 1>Like my gosh, and this again has been an ongoing

<v Speaker 1>This is perfect.

<v Speaker 3>Riding produce go on.

<v Speaker 1>O good. So they've got pictures of these kids up

<v Speaker 1>on their social media sites. Here about the police. They

<v Speaker 1>have to because they're underage, they have to blur out

<v Speaker 1>their faces look for They're like, maybe you'll recognize their clothes.

<v Speaker 1>So they still there hoping. But here's the other thing

<v Speaker 1>is these two kids, as much as we're irritated with

<v Speaker 1>them from doing so stupid, we also want them to

<v Speaker 1>be safe. And they're on these bikes with bike helmet.

<v Speaker 2>Listen, you guys are going away to down the cereal aisle.

<v Speaker 3>You guys flowing down, not a single one of you

<v Speaker 3>wearing a helmet.

<v Speaker 1>You're taking that turn around the tortillas like nothing you

<v Speaker 1>got flow down here came home.

<v Speaker 5>To Though.

<v Speaker 2>These kids are awesome, they're they need to learn today

<v Speaker 2>story for the rest of the time. Listen to your parents,

<v Speaker 2>remember when we used to ride the grocery store.

<v Speaker 1>So as much as this is kind of hilarious and

<v Speaker 1>it's a funny story, but dangerous cops are gonna start

<v Speaker 1>making the parents pay for it. So it's funny as

<v Speaker 1>it is, you might want your kids to pay attention.

<v Speaker 2>Get your children down and say, hey, kids, don't ride

<v Speaker 2>your bikes in the groceries.

<v Speaker 1>Fine, are ridiculous. And then here's the other thing. What mom,

<v Speaker 1>because it sat busted.

<v Speaker 3>Listen to this.

<v Speaker 1>These kids they turn sixteen, say right, and they get

<v Speaker 1>busted doing this, they're not going to be able to

<v Speaker 1>get their driver's license until they're in their mid twenties,

<v Speaker 1>and then they're going to have to have an SR

<v Speaker 1>twenty two and that. Come on, who needs to have

<v Speaker 1>a conversation with these children? I will do it. You

<v Speaker 1>want me to talk to your children?

<v Speaker 5>Now?

<v Speaker 2>Okay, I think you already have done soap box, but

<v Speaker 2>come ony a grocery.

<v Speaker 3>Store, gatorade and peeling out right through self check out

<v Speaker 3>as they drive by. Awesome as assome? No, all right,