<v Speaker 1>Jerry Katy and Josh Mix one hundred old JT Action

<v Speaker 1>there actually just crunched up a story that I had

<v Speaker 1>printed out that we didn't get to.

<v Speaker 2>I guess things are on the outs with Jessica Bielle

<v Speaker 2>and Timberlake.

<v Speaker 3>I don't blame her.

<v Speaker 1>I wouldn't put up with all those shenanigans either, Like,

<v Speaker 1>if it's those shenanigans, but yeah, she's at home with

<v Speaker 1>the kids taking care of business and he's just out

<v Speaker 1>partying it up, I'd be mad.

<v Speaker 3>I'd be Superman.

<v Speaker 4>Yeah, or is it allegedly anymore? He was actually drunk driving.

<v Speaker 4>I think it's great.

<v Speaker 1>Yeah, then we should just cover our basics. Don't hurt

<v Speaker 1>us to say it, but yeah, I get it. She

<v Speaker 1>should put on a cape and be super.

<v Speaker 5>Mado's Superman with the pluggy nose super Bad.

<v Speaker 2>Let's dive into the final segment of the show. We

<v Speaker 2>like to send you on your way with a little

<v Speaker 2>something something we call p m I. It's a positive,

<v Speaker 2>a minus, and something interesting.

<v Speaker 6>Who's got the pee today?

<v Speaker 3>I think I got the pee. I'm sorry I was

<v Speaker 3>kind of not ready.

<v Speaker 1>I'm so sorry. I'm sorry. I I was just so

<v Speaker 1>excited about something else at the moment, I know where

<v Speaker 1>I'm going, but just give me a second to get

<v Speaker 1>it has to do with the puppy nana, because a

<v Speaker 1>new study reveals the secrets to a happier relationship with

<v Speaker 1>your dogs.

<v Speaker 3>See, I told you I was gonna get there.

<v Speaker 1>But they're saying that when it comes to playing with

<v Speaker 1>your dog, right, they had the groups that increased the

<v Speaker 1>daily playtime with your dog, where one group increased the

<v Speaker 1>training time used to reward the dog. Right, So they

<v Speaker 1>had one group of dogs where they increase the playtime,

<v Speaker 1>one group where they increased the training time, and where

<v Speaker 1>they both spent time with their puppy nanas the one

<v Speaker 1>where they were playing developed a much better relationship as

<v Speaker 1>far as like dogs being able to be by themselves

<v Speaker 1>without having separation, anxiety, not having behaviors that are not

<v Speaker 1>you know, good when it comes to dogs biting other people,

<v Speaker 1>just getting in people's business and stuff.

<v Speaker 3>So they saw all of these.

<v Speaker 1>Things decrease when you increase your playtime with your dog

<v Speaker 1>versus the training time. So they're saying both of these

<v Speaker 1>are good, right, Like it's good to have the training

<v Speaker 1>time for your dogs. So they learn how to be

<v Speaker 1>an upstaining little puppy Ona.

<v Speaker 3>But also they.

<v Speaker 1>Need that love, they need that affection and that attention,

<v Speaker 1>so it helps them reinforce those positive training behaviors. So

<v Speaker 1>the gist of the story is, if you're looking to

<v Speaker 1>spend more time with your doggie, try to make the

<v Speaker 1>majority of it playtime, and that's going to help in

<v Speaker 1>all areas of that dog's life, including the train time.

<v Speaker 1>And that's what a lot of people are looking for,

<v Speaker 1>especially with puppies. That's where the training time comes in

<v Speaker 1>the most, is when they're young and they're learning things.

<v Speaker 1>So if you can have a little bit more playtime

<v Speaker 1>then train time, you're sure to raise a very again

<v Speaker 1>good puppy.

<v Speaker 6>Noa, so do good boys. That's the thing.

<v Speaker 4>That's the key.

<v Speaker 2>You got to talk baby talk too as well, and

<v Speaker 2>you're playing him's God is ball, but.

<v Speaker 3>They're saying like with that also, it lends to the

<v Speaker 3>emotional bond with the puppies, like when you have that connection,

<v Speaker 3>that love.

<v Speaker 1>That's associated that love that's associated with it, because a lot.

<v Speaker 3>Of times when you're training your dog, you're not necessarily.

<v Speaker 1>Like hugging them and didn't give it a public kisses

<v Speaker 1>and everything, right, like it's strict, you're like rules and

<v Speaker 1>boundaries in place, but when it's the playtime, they're apt

<v Speaker 1>to open up a lot more. And the emotion with

<v Speaker 1>the dog is supposed to be whoa, that was good

<v Speaker 1>for me for pulling that on my.

<v Speaker 6>Head that I did not he speaking of puppy baby.

<v Speaker 4>I love my wife dearly. I love her so much.

<v Speaker 4>We've been together for a couple of decades.

<v Speaker 2>Okay, but I seriously there's there's times when she's talking

<v Speaker 2>to the dog. There's times when I seriously consider moving out.

<v Speaker 3>Well, but they can't hear you Unlessen.

<v Speaker 6>Needs your bridle nails.

<v Speaker 3>Cribbed dogs here in that frequency.

<v Speaker 2>Husbands, and it makes you a bunch of file paperwork

<v Speaker 2>immediately Hims wants a divorce.

<v Speaker 6>Dogs like that.

<v Speaker 3>I'm not saying she don't want one too, for different reasons.

<v Speaker 4>When a blindsider, if she keeps doing.

<v Speaker 1>That's yours been fed tonight.

<v Speaker 6>She's got her nummi nomes.

<v Speaker 4>Get numbs.

<v Speaker 6>You know, the singles get together.

<v Speaker 2>You don't stop it such as.

<v Speaker 5>But for this minus, we're going to Sri Lanka, where

<v Speaker 5>twenty two Buddhist monks went off to a trip to

<v Speaker 5>Bangkok Okay, and this trip, they said was being paid

<v Speaker 5>for by a businessman who were named remained nameless, But

<v Speaker 5>this was for educational materials and treats for school children.

<v Speaker 4>Right wrong.

<v Speaker 5>They showed up at the airport from Bangkok trying to

<v Speaker 5>leave with two hundred and four twenty two pounds of

<v Speaker 5>weed hidden in their luggage. These Buddhist monks wanted to

<v Speaker 5>get high to see Buddha. They seized three point five

<v Speaker 5>million dollars worth of weed from twenty two Buddhist monks.

<v Speaker 6>The tradition chill.

<v Speaker 5>Though I know they were in their traditional garb trying

<v Speaker 5>to get away with this.

<v Speaker 6>They were all seized.

<v Speaker 5>They had they found out from these guys that there

<v Speaker 5>was a massive drug ring being a run by these

<v Speaker 5>Buddhist monks. And though they are now all in jail

<v Speaker 5>right now, waiting for a week to go see in

<v Speaker 5>front of a magistrate, to go be in front of

<v Speaker 5>a magistrate, And I cannot believe that that is like

<v Speaker 5>the last type of person I would ever think that

<v Speaker 5>they would find two hundred and forty two pounds of

<v Speaker 5>weed in their luggage.

<v Speaker 3>And TSA saw them come in though they.

<v Speaker 6>Smell them, Come in, Monk, Please, those poor guys.

<v Speaker 4>Oh man, they'll be fine.

<v Speaker 6>Let's wrap things up with the interesting.

<v Speaker 2>The story is talking about how bar trivias were a

<v Speaker 2>lot of fun before everyone had.

<v Speaker 4>A smartphone in their pockets.

<v Speaker 2>So the trend is kind of fizzling out, so bars

<v Speaker 2>are trying to get more people back in with fun

<v Speaker 2>and unique events.

<v Speaker 6>While this is the hippus new event.

<v Speaker 2>According to the Washington Post, it is nude drawing nights.

<v Speaker 2>So these bars are calling it kink and draw. Another

<v Speaker 2>one is calling it naked Friends. It's not a class

<v Speaker 2>or anything, but you go in and you just draw

<v Speaker 2>live naked models that are standing at the bar while

<v Speaker 2>you're sipping on your cocktails.

<v Speaker 1>This is like, this is like the college class where

<v Speaker 1>you draw naked people.

<v Speaker 4>It's like your class. Hopefully you're not drunk though, makes

<v Speaker 4>it more fun.

<v Speaker 6>So what they do is there's different.

<v Speaker 2>Challenges as well, like this round, you can draw only

<v Speaker 2>with your non dominant hand, or for two minutes keep

<v Speaker 2>your pencil moving on the page like you can't pull

<v Speaker 2>it up, or maybe place the pencil in your mouth

<v Speaker 2>and try try to the naked model. Oh it sounds fun,

<v Speaker 2>and yeah, you have a couple of cocktails.

<v Speaker 4>That one No, you wouldn't be able to do that. Now, Okay,

<v Speaker 4>I know you're thinking this. I know you're thinking this.

<v Speaker 2>The models are part of the event, so you actually

<v Speaker 2>don't go wandering in and choose someone from your friend.

<v Speaker 4>Group to be the model.

<v Speaker 3>I just want to clarify that I'm out.

<v Speaker 6>You can't go in and be like Katie tak it

<v Speaker 6>all off. We want to draw you tonight. Finally, French girls.

<v Speaker 4>I'll tell you you're gonna need a big pencil.

<v Speaker 2>Come on, it's a lot of leading autograph because you're

<v Speaker 2>positive your minus and something interesting this morning with Jeremy, Katie,

<v Speaker 2>Josh here it makes one hundred