<v Speaker 1>Jerry, Katie and Josh six one hundred. Now, Katie, yes,

<v Speaker 1>I think you have the positive time.

<v Speaker 2>Oh my gosh, let's bring some positivity up in here.

<v Speaker 2>And you're gonna love this because through Pitch a Friend,

<v Speaker 2>singles coming together in Denver and pitching their friends please

<v Speaker 2>a new way to break.

<v Speaker 3>Free from loneliness. I love that and it's really fun.

<v Speaker 2>So we talked about this a while back, but now

<v Speaker 2>it has actually been implemented into different bars and places

<v Speaker 2>you can meet up with people around the Denver metro

<v Speaker 2>area and folks seem to be loving it. It's really

<v Speaker 2>just saying that we are done with the apps, we

<v Speaker 2>are done with the digital dating, and we want to

<v Speaker 2>get back in front of people and meet face to face.

<v Speaker 2>And I love it because you can go and go

<v Speaker 2>to their website Pitch a Friend Denver's which you have

<v Speaker 2>to search, and then you can submit an application to

<v Speaker 2>pitch a friend and then you put together a three

<v Speaker 2>to five minute proposal and it's not a roast.

<v Speaker 3>So don't think of it that way.

<v Speaker 2>You really want to highlight your friend and think about that,

<v Speaker 2>like if you were trying to tell people, this is

<v Speaker 2>why you would want to date Josh, you don't want,

<v Speaker 2>you know, you want positive things in there. You want

<v Speaker 2>his good attributes. You want, you know, things that would

<v Speaker 2>make people think your friend is attractive.

<v Speaker 3>So that's what it's all about.

<v Speaker 2>People are loving it. Apparently when you get you know,

<v Speaker 2>when somebody else is bragging about somebody, people accept it

<v Speaker 2>better than yourself.

<v Speaker 3>You're more attractive exact. Still have that dating profile I

<v Speaker 3>wrote for you?

<v Speaker 2>I do, Yeah, I had that on my hinge profile.

<v Speaker 2>I had that I should read as I.

<v Speaker 3>Should because it was very soon.

<v Speaker 2>Right now, it was very I'll have to go back

<v Speaker 2>in the fire.

<v Speaker 3>I don't have to.

<v Speaker 2>I will get it and read it because that it

<v Speaker 2>was very considerate. And I think that the reason I

<v Speaker 2>wanted that as one of my profile pictures on my

<v Speaker 2>dating is because it was somebody else's description of me,

<v Speaker 2>you know, and so it doesn't come off as braggadocious.

<v Speaker 2>But I was looking at picture friend Denver. Their instagram

<v Speaker 2>has all of their places that they're going to be

<v Speaker 2>doing events, and the next one looks like the family

<v Speaker 2>Jones in the Highlands. So you can go on their

<v Speaker 2>website again apply to be able to pitch for your friend,

<v Speaker 2>and then you just create the whole deck, right, you

<v Speaker 2>have all the slides and everything and go through them

<v Speaker 2>just like a PowerPoint present.

<v Speaker 1>She a little too much about leaving the cupboard doors

<v Speaker 1>open if you have a single friend. I was too

<v Speaker 1>loud this morning, apparently, and I'm going to pitch my wife.

<v Speaker 2>These are not positive things, Like you just named all

<v Speaker 2>negative things.

<v Speaker 3>That's not that's not how you do again.

<v Speaker 2>You want to highlight your friend, and people seem to

<v Speaker 2>very Again. I like this because like that's the thing

<v Speaker 2>about online dating is it's hard to come off as

<v Speaker 2>you're not being you know, like self glossing, like you're

<v Speaker 2>not coming off as you know, I am so great

<v Speaker 2>and this is why.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's hard to be humble. It is

<v Speaker 3>hard to be.

<v Speaker 2>So like you need to be your own salesperson on

<v Speaker 2>the online dating thing, and that gets old. We all know.

<v Speaker 3>Can you bring a picture of your friend then.

<v Speaker 1>So you know what that part least that's part of it.

<v Speaker 1>Like you know, this is Ron. He loves making chili and.

<v Speaker 2>Usually the friend is also there, so that's part of it.

<v Speaker 3>Okay, and you look chili alright, it's.

<v Speaker 2>The seasonings.

<v Speaker 3>That's when that's wrong.

<v Speaker 2>But I thought a nice positive news that a new old.

<v Speaker 3>There you go, all right, what's the minus?

<v Speaker 4>The school in New Zealand was getting underwear stolen from

<v Speaker 4>it for over a year and finally, after more than

<v Speaker 4>a year of these things being stolen from kids lockers

<v Speaker 4>and they're like, I don't know what is going on.

<v Speaker 4>I don't know where to find it, gym teach, the

<v Speaker 4>culprit has been caught on camera and care It wasn't

<v Speaker 4>the gym teacher. It was a neighborhood cat.

<v Speaker 3>A neighbor it's.

<v Speaker 4>A perfect Yes, it has been stealing children's underwear, towels

<v Speaker 4>and shoes for over a year and it was finally

<v Speaker 4>caught on their little clothes caption cameras that they found.

<v Speaker 4>And the cat's name is Slinky Malinky. Slinky has the

<v Speaker 4>sticky pod.

<v Speaker 1>Sounds like a gangster, but Slinky Malinky on the case

<v Speaker 1>the way abandoned.

<v Speaker 4>The school contacted the owner and the owner said, yes,

<v Speaker 4>it's true stealing. And the owner didn't know where it

<v Speaker 4>was coming from, so it couldn't contact anybody. It's just like,

<v Speaker 4>why do you have children's underwear?

<v Speaker 3>What is going on? I don't know. It's like you said,

<v Speaker 3>it's it's a perfect cat. It's a PERFCT feline.

<v Speaker 4>The principal did say, this is a good opportunity to

<v Speaker 4>remember or remind the students that you should always keep

<v Speaker 4>your gym clothes in your bags and not just in

<v Speaker 4>your lockers, but.

<v Speaker 3>The combination like cat. It's a smart cat, apparently very smart. Yeah,

<v Speaker 3>what is that thumbs?

<v Speaker 1>This guy comes in smoking a cigarette and tender grabs

<v Speaker 1>some little pennies.

<v Speaker 3>That's she under whizz.

<v Speaker 1>All right, let's wrap things up with the interesting. This

<v Speaker 1>is kind of funny too. A custom made titanium prosthetic

<v Speaker 1>leg was lost by a swimmer.

<v Speaker 3>Her name was Brenda Ogden out in the UK. She's

<v Speaker 3>sixty nine years old.

<v Speaker 1>The prosthetic limb costs right around three thousand dollars and

<v Speaker 1>she was out in the ocean and boom a wave

<v Speaker 1>hitter and knocked her leg off.

<v Speaker 2>Oh my.

<v Speaker 1>Her quote is I can't believe I lost it. She says,

<v Speaker 1>one minute I was standing up smiling. The next minute

<v Speaker 1>I see my leg being washed away.

<v Speaker 3>This is kind of the funny part though. I guess.

<v Speaker 1>It traveled about fifteen miles and it ended up on

<v Speaker 1>a beach.

<v Speaker 3>Hey, there's a leg on the beach.

<v Speaker 1>Somebody found the leg, took a picture of it, threw

<v Speaker 1>it up on their social media.

<v Speaker 3>The post took off, people identified the owner and Brenda

<v Speaker 3>got her leg bad.

<v Speaker 1>The final part of this is pretty funny. Brenda got

<v Speaker 1>it back and she says, oh my god, this sock

<v Speaker 1>is even still on the foot.

<v Speaker 3>It's a well made sock too. My goodness. There you go, guys.

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