<v Speaker 1>Jerry Katy and Josh six one hundred.

<v Speaker 2>Well, with the Oscars dropping this Sunday, how many of

<v Speaker 2>the nominated films for Best Feature have you guys seen?

<v Speaker 3>I don't think I've seen any.

<v Speaker 1>That's usually how it goes, especially in theaters.

<v Speaker 4>For me.

<v Speaker 1>Yeah, I don't even know what films are nominated.

<v Speaker 3>They're waiting for you to tell me.

<v Speaker 1>Nope, I can't because I have no idea, no.

<v Speaker 3>You, Josh nothing nothing.

<v Speaker 1>No the idea. I didn't even know the Oscars were on.

<v Speaker 1>This isn't it.

<v Speaker 2>Same survey says only about half of us went to

<v Speaker 2>a movie theater last year, which is actually down. I

<v Speaker 2>mean that number seems big, but it's it's way down.

<v Speaker 2>About nine billion worth of tickets were sold last year

<v Speaker 2>compared to like the twenty ten's which we were at

<v Speaker 2>about sixteen billion. So people really aren't going to the

<v Speaker 2>movies anymore. And if you are, you're aged eighteen to

<v Speaker 2>twenty nine. That's the biggest demographic. About sixty seven percent

<v Speaker 2>of younger adults wander into a movie theater, mostly because

<v Speaker 2>you're probably just buying a ticket for yourself and you're

<v Speaker 2>enjoying a movie like the New Mario Brothers movie is

<v Speaker 2>coming out, and I would love to take my daughter

<v Speaker 2>for her birthday. We like to go to the movies

<v Speaker 2>for the kids' birthdays. It's easily over one hundred dollars

<v Speaker 2>for four of us, I know, to go to a movie. Yeah,

<v Speaker 2>And I'm like, how many months of Netflix is that

<v Speaker 2>for me?

<v Speaker 3>Yeah?

<v Speaker 2>You know, or wait a month or two and you

<v Speaker 2>can download it right at your house for like fourteen bucks.

<v Speaker 1>Well you wanted to rent it.

<v Speaker 5>You know. Honestly, movie theaters are doing that thing now

<v Speaker 5>where you buy like the yearly subscription or whatever, and

<v Speaker 5>then you get to go to as many movies as

<v Speaker 5>you want or like so many a month. And I

<v Speaker 5>think you're right. The younger demographics that make sense for

<v Speaker 5>them because they have time to go to all the time.

<v Speaker 1>They want a little more affordable for Yes, but one ticket.

<v Speaker 5>For you, if you're only going to one or two

<v Speaker 5>movies a year, it's not worth it for you to

<v Speaker 5>do the subscription.

<v Speaker 6>No, it's not.

<v Speaker 1>It's definitely not.

<v Speaker 2>I like the convenience of parking it on my couch

<v Speaker 2>and pausing it if I have to urinate, yeah, and

<v Speaker 2>you know, get my own snacks.

<v Speaker 5>Yes, And if you just take a look around in

<v Speaker 5>this room. One of us goes to the movies regularly, and.

<v Speaker 2>It's thirty yeah exactly, one be two tickets for that

<v Speaker 2>special someone who you're currently with.

<v Speaker 1>Yeah, and boomy easy. But I know for sure I'm

<v Speaker 1>gonna be at the he Man movie.

<v Speaker 2>But I've already told Nicole that I'm gonna be there,

<v Speaker 2>probably by myself. I was like, I want to go alone.

<v Speaker 2>I want to sit in the middle with a great seat.

<v Speaker 2>I can soak it all up. And I know I'm

<v Speaker 2>gonna cry, and I don't need the family there watching.

<v Speaker 1>I will cry theater. I will cry during that movie.

<v Speaker 1>Oh that's so sweet, me dork. Okay.

<v Speaker 2>So, Kelly Clarkson, for some reason, was doing some sort

<v Speaker 2>of interview about her days on American Idol, and she's

<v Speaker 2>trying to get everybody to feel.

<v Speaker 1>Bad for her.

<v Speaker 2>I guess she never got the one million dollars what

<v Speaker 2>or a car here listen to it.

<v Speaker 5>And they were like, oh, you win a million dollars

<v Speaker 5>or whatever.

<v Speaker 3>No, no, no, you didn't lied. You did not know.

<v Speaker 4>It was like a million dollars worth of investment in you.

<v Speaker 3>And then they then you get a car.

<v Speaker 4>And I needed it because my car is bashed in

<v Speaker 4>and I couldn't afford the deductible.

<v Speaker 1>No, I did not get a car.

<v Speaker 4>And then Clay.

<v Speaker 1>Anakan, who didn't win the second season, got a car, and.

<v Speaker 5>No, come on, Kelly Clarkson is like America's sweetheart.

<v Speaker 1>I'm not going to feel bad for her. She's do

<v Speaker 1>a quick Google search Kelly clarks mine.

<v Speaker 5>But in the beginning, like I remember that season of

<v Speaker 5>American Idol, the very first one. I remember watching it

<v Speaker 5>every week waiting to see I mean when it was.

<v Speaker 6>Kelly almost fifty million, Yeah, Kelly.

<v Speaker 5>And justin like I was hoping so bad Kelly was

<v Speaker 5>gonna win, and she did and everyone was so excited.

<v Speaker 5>And here that she did not get a million dollars.

<v Speaker 5>That makes me upset for her.

<v Speaker 1>I know she was a long run show.

<v Speaker 5>She put all that, she put all that work in.

<v Speaker 3>She should be.

<v Speaker 2>Because she had a million dollar investment in her career

<v Speaker 2>at the beginning.

<v Speaker 5>Still like for them to position it as she won

<v Speaker 5>a million dollars.

<v Speaker 3>I get why she's coming out and saying that.

<v Speaker 1>They got to read that fine print in the contract.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah.

<v Speaker 5>Fine, you can feel little bat for Kelly clark Not

<v Speaker 5>do I feel bad for Kelly Clark a little bit,

<v Speaker 5>not one single bit.

<v Speaker 3>But he man makes you cry, Okay.

<v Speaker 2>He does. I'm so excited for them. I can't even

<v Speaker 2>tell you. I can't even tell you. So Katy Perry

<v Speaker 2>has come up short in a legal battle, the actual

<v Speaker 2>singer Katy Perry, because she was suing some lady named

<v Speaker 2>Katy Perry. She's got a clothing line in Australia, Katy

<v Speaker 2>Perry Designs, and I guess Katy Perry the singer sent

<v Speaker 2>her a cease and desist letter back in two thousand

<v Speaker 2>and nine. So she's been battling this woman for what

<v Speaker 2>is that fifteen years something like that, just about over

<v Speaker 2>her clothing line named Katy Perry. Now the clothing line,

<v Speaker 2>Katie won the legal battle, so she can continue, Yes,

<v Speaker 2>she can continue to sell the brand Katy Perry Clothing.

<v Speaker 2>She says, I'm really excited. This is life gonna go

<v Speaker 2>on so great without this hanging over my head.

<v Speaker 4>Uh.

<v Speaker 2>It was just a lot of heaviness, a lot of fear,

<v Speaker 2>and a lot of limbo.

<v Speaker 1>And I'm on her side. Yeah, I'm sorry you got

<v Speaker 1>the same name.

<v Speaker 2>But she's out there working hard and she's got her

<v Speaker 2>own brand, and don't be coming at somebody.

<v Speaker 3>I don't know whose side I'm on. I'm so confused.

<v Speaker 1>It's different.

<v Speaker 2>It's like it's a kt Y versus kat I E. Yeah, whatever,

<v Speaker 2>it's still Katie Perry when you say you don't know

<v Speaker 2>the spelling. Yeah, this is a very similar to a

<v Speaker 2>story I was reading the other day that I got

<v Speaker 2>kind of irritated because this young girl was helping her

<v Speaker 2>family through an illness. I want to say, but anyway,

<v Speaker 2>she developed Spice Girls Seasoning sp y. Yeah, see, Spice

<v Speaker 2>Girls Seasoning, and they came after her and made her

<v Speaker 2>shut down her little seasoning company.

<v Speaker 5>I was like, really, I mean, and they haven't been

<v Speaker 5>relevant for years, so it's like you just get that

<v Speaker 5>name forever, even after your you know, huh.

<v Speaker 2>I don't know, But then again I don't. I'm not

<v Speaker 2>in a band named Spice Girls.

<v Speaker 1>I might be as well.

<v Speaker 3>I know, right exactly. We're only looking at it from

<v Speaker 3>one side.

<v Speaker 1>Yeah, let me give you one more thing. The hot

<v Speaker 1>new trend in.

<v Speaker 2>Yoga is snake yoga. It's a reptile shop called HISS.

<v Speaker 2>It's in Portland, Oregon. An instructor leads the class while

<v Speaker 2>the staff carefully handle the reptiles.

<v Speaker 3>Oh there's actual snake.

<v Speaker 1>Python's bowel constrictors, you right, No.

<v Speaker 5>No, I know, And I know there's snake lovers out

<v Speaker 5>there who are like, oh, they're so docile and nice

<v Speaker 5>and stuff. I could not call myself down enough to

<v Speaker 5>get zen if snakes were just crawling.

<v Speaker 3>All over me.

<v Speaker 2>I got that story about keeping your marriage alive, but

<v Speaker 2>I'm gonna save it for later.

<v Speaker 1>Sports.

<v Speaker 4>Oh well, A British man made quite the nutty attempt

<v Speaker 4>the other day to raise awareness for men's mental health.

<v Speaker 4>I really like this John Stevenson. He is a British kickboxer,

<v Speaker 4>and he pulled a forty five hundred pound sports car

<v Speaker 4>Katie one hundred and fifty feet with his testicles.

<v Speaker 3>No, he didn't.

<v Speaker 6>He did this to raise awareness for men's mental health.

<v Speaker 4>And he said that, yes, that hurts sports car. And

<v Speaker 4>he said that when he finished, his plums were purple

<v Speaker 4>and swollen. But everything is firing on all cylinders.

<v Speaker 1>That's a man.

<v Speaker 6>What in Heaven's name makes any man want to attempt this?

<v Speaker 5>I know, I never even bragging. Right, they are silly.

<v Speaker 5>You'll do anything you say this one time, not car.

<v Speaker 3>Nothing surprised me, I'm.

<v Speaker 1>Not even sure to pull the shopping a target.

<v Speaker 3>That's why you can't go back to target anymore.

<v Speaker 4>I know, I have never, in my wildest dreams wanted

<v Speaker 4>to try something like that.

<v Speaker 1>Okay, well, have a couple of shots.

<v Speaker 4>However, he's being talked about right now, and men's mental

<v Speaker 4>health is incredibly important, so I guess in a very

<v Speaker 4>odd way he did bring it to light.

<v Speaker 5>But raising awareness you know what good for for John?

<v Speaker 4>Yeah?

<v Speaker 5>Okay, well, hey, prostitution still illegal with Colorado.

<v Speaker 1>I'm gonna move on to that fund.

<v Speaker 5>There was that bill that was being presented to make it,

<v Speaker 5>you know, allow it like they do in Nevada and Maine.

<v Speaker 5>But lack of support is why that bill's not gonna

<v Speaker 5>move further. It does not surprise me, right, that's good.

<v Speaker 5>When that thing was floating around, I was like, really

<v Speaker 5>here in Colorado, people are gonna let that happen.

<v Speaker 3>But no, it has been denied. So yeah, yeah, a

<v Speaker 3>lot of people are happy about that.

<v Speaker 5>El Paso County has had to come out and say, listen,

<v Speaker 5>we do not have an application for a BUCkies right now.

<v Speaker 5>Man down in the Colorado Springs area, they are not

<v Speaker 5>having the beaver they're like, no, thank you. They would

<v Speaker 5>have to tell you if they were going to have

<v Speaker 5>a BUCkies come to the area. So that's what they're saying.

<v Speaker 5>El Paso County had to come out and make a

<v Speaker 5>statement and they're like, no, nobody's.

<v Speaker 3>Come in there.

<v Speaker 5>They're Actually what it is is the people in the

<v Speaker 5>area think that another company, Vertex Consulting Services, bought land

<v Speaker 5>for BUCkies, and they're trying to keep it on the

<v Speaker 5>sly right because they're trying to move the property line

<v Speaker 5>in this certain area.

<v Speaker 3>Well, el Paso County had to come out and say no.

<v Speaker 5>It has nothing to do with the BUCkies because people

<v Speaker 5>are coming to El Paso County and being like, hey,

<v Speaker 5>if the beaver's come into town, you have to tell us, right, Yeah,

<v Speaker 5>So that's why they had to issue this statement. But

<v Speaker 5>it is nuts because like for us at least, like

<v Speaker 5>the you know, Denver metro area, we were so excited

<v Speaker 5>that that BUCkies was going in up north, like when

<v Speaker 5>it opened. I mean, it's still as crazy lines to

<v Speaker 5>get into that place. So the fact that down south

<v Speaker 5>they're like, no, we don't want one. It's kind of crazy,

<v Speaker 5>isn't it.

<v Speaker 2>Uh Yeah, it's in a beautiful area though it Well yeah,

<v Speaker 2>but I mean I don't think I wouldn't want a

<v Speaker 2>big giant gas.

<v Speaker 3>Not even just the every there's an in and out

<v Speaker 3>right there.

<v Speaker 2>Sure.

<v Speaker 5>Okay, Well, hey, Denver's Airport Concert back on for this summer.

<v Speaker 5>So yeah, it's uh, free live music every Sunday from

<v Speaker 5>August second through September six and they've got ats acts

<v Speaker 5>like Dot Sero, Hot Lunch Band and wash Park Band.

<v Speaker 5>They're going to be filling the concourses of DIA with

<v Speaker 5>their soldiers.

<v Speaker 1>So yeah, I love sound.

<v Speaker 5>This happened last year and it was such a big

<v Speaker 5>thing because you don't think of that when you're flying

<v Speaker 5>in and out of DIA. Let's go get some live

<v Speaker 5>music in, right, But yeah, they're like, well let's try

<v Speaker 5>and make it unique, let's do something different, And it

<v Speaker 5>was such a big thing last year that they've brought

<v Speaker 5>it back. DA Airport Concerts is what they're calling at

<v Speaker 5>So yay, you kind.

<v Speaker 1>Of hope for a delayed flight, you do at.

<v Speaker 3>We still have something to do.

<v Speaker 5>And again that is every Sunday from August second through

<v Speaker 5>September sixth.

<v Speaker 6>There's your high height