<v Speaker 1>Jared Katie and Josh one hundred.

<v Speaker 2>I started a little bit of a purge yesterday.

<v Speaker 3>It was time.

<v Speaker 2>I'm going through all my subscription services and finally blowing

<v Speaker 2>a few out. Are you It's time I started adding

<v Speaker 2>up on uh you know what goes out every month,

<v Speaker 2>which you feel like is not that bad, and then

<v Speaker 2>you go times twelve, Yeah, and you look at that

<v Speaker 2>yearly cost of everything and you're.

<v Speaker 3>Like, oh, that one stings a little bit. So I

<v Speaker 3>blew out my YouTube TV.

<v Speaker 4>I thought that's the one you liked.

<v Speaker 2>I like it, but we found that we only watched

<v Speaker 2>two channels and it's like ninety bucks a month. That's

<v Speaker 2>time to go. I blew out my HBO because I

<v Speaker 2>haven't watched anything on the HBO Max in a long time.

<v Speaker 2>And then I'm trying to quickly catch up on a

<v Speaker 2>lot of things on Netflix because I think the flicks

<v Speaker 2>might be next.

<v Speaker 5>Really plus or you're getting rid of everything, No, I

<v Speaker 5>still gotta I got a handfle but the big EIAs,

<v Speaker 5>Like I'm saying, I'm really tired of Netflix continually raising prices.

<v Speaker 2>I saw some sort of step ye.

<v Speaker 6>The other day.

<v Speaker 2>It's like every day they make like one hundred million

<v Speaker 2>dollars or something stupid.

<v Speaker 3>I was like, really you and you're opening up more

<v Speaker 3>charges to us.

<v Speaker 7>Yeah, eat that it'd be nice if they offered like

<v Speaker 7>a lifetime subscription costs, right, like if you lock in

<v Speaker 7>this price.

<v Speaker 2>Lock it in, you know, like this is like Kennedy price,

<v Speaker 2>lock in exactly.

<v Speaker 7>I need Netflix so because it has all my reality

<v Speaker 7>love shows that I like so much, like Love is Blind.

<v Speaker 4>And no, you don't go that route so much.

<v Speaker 2>Like I'm quickly trying to watch the Hulk Cogan documentary

<v Speaker 2>before before I get rid of it. Yea, yeah, I

<v Speaker 2>get it though watching lest Island.

<v Speaker 4>It is expensive.

<v Speaker 7>Like I was telling you how, I went through a

<v Speaker 7>lot of my subscription and mine is.

<v Speaker 4>A lot of like storage stuff.

<v Speaker 7>I've got a lot oft and it's only one of me.

<v Speaker 7>I don't do a lot of things. I don't know

<v Speaker 7>why I have to have terabytes of storage.

<v Speaker 2>I watched a video last night on YouTube on how

<v Speaker 2>you can create your own cloud at home, so you

<v Speaker 2>can have your own home base and you own your

<v Speaker 2>data and you could just have a little set up

<v Speaker 2>at home. And I'm like, I think I'm going to

<v Speaker 2>do this because I'm tired of not owning anything, you're

<v Speaker 2>essentially renting everything from these companies.

<v Speaker 7>Now, and especially coming from generations that did own physical media.

<v Speaker 7>I mean, gosh, CDs, we scratched them up good huh.

<v Speaker 2>I still have all my flipcases. Yeah. And this guy

<v Speaker 2>actually is probably our age Katie who's doing this. And

<v Speaker 2>he was putting in all of his DVDs and ripping

<v Speaker 2>them into the cloud smart so he had them all digital.

<v Speaker 2>He was taking all of his CDs, ripping them into

<v Speaker 2>the cloud and he's like, now I have access to

<v Speaker 2>him wherever I'm at in the world.

<v Speaker 3>He's like, and it's my data. It's mine. I'm not

<v Speaker 3>paying anybody to store all this.

<v Speaker 8>How do you do that? Well?

<v Speaker 6>Was it a two minute video?

<v Speaker 3>It was a minute process.

<v Speaker 2>But yeah, yeah, there's it's it's tempting to do something

<v Speaker 2>like that.

<v Speaker 3>Uh, you know, I'm getting bad.

<v Speaker 2>I wanna I want to hook up a Blu ray

<v Speaker 2>player again and get blue. What's the one you're watching

<v Speaker 2>right now?

<v Speaker 4>Oh gosh, it is called I Shouldn't Be.

<v Speaker 2>Alive and it's funny.

<v Speaker 7>So it's on Discovery, I believe, but I'm watching it

<v Speaker 7>on YouTube. I just random episodes will come up full

<v Speaker 7>episodes and I watch them and it is fascinating.

<v Speaker 4>It terrifies me to go out hiking. I don't know

<v Speaker 4>why I keep watching it.

<v Speaker 3>What's going on?

<v Speaker 7>So the one I watched yesterday a woman and this

<v Speaker 7>was back in the seventies. She went on a cross

<v Speaker 7>country trip and she wanted to stop at the Grand

<v Speaker 7>Canyon and.

<v Speaker 4>Go for a little hike down to a waterfall. Oh

<v Speaker 4>does that sound nice?

<v Speaker 2>I know.

<v Speaker 7>And so she goes to the Grand Canyon again before

<v Speaker 7>the days of GPS and whatnot.

<v Speaker 4>But she's got some maps with her or whatnot.

<v Speaker 7>And uh, they tell her to go drive to the

<v Speaker 7>top and then you hike down into this little village

<v Speaker 7>and that's where the waterfall is. Well, they didn't tell

<v Speaker 7>her that at a fork in the road she could

<v Speaker 7>go either left, which goes to the village, or right,

<v Speaker 7>which goes out into the vast desert tundra that.

<v Speaker 4>Is the Grand Canyon.

<v Speaker 7>And as you can imagine, she takes a rite and

<v Speaker 7>she is lost out there for twenty one days and

<v Speaker 7>in it. Oh yeah, so she because she has all

<v Speaker 7>her stuff with her, right, but at one point she

<v Speaker 7>drops it because it's so heavy. And then she tries

<v Speaker 7>to track her way back to it, and she can't

<v Speaker 7>find her supplies and.

<v Speaker 2>Her water and her food.

<v Speaker 4>Yeah, things aren't looking good for her.

<v Speaker 7>But then she has in her purse eyeglass case, right,

<v Speaker 7>so what you would keep your eyeglasses in. And she

<v Speaker 7>finds a little like spring that's barely dripping water into

<v Speaker 7>a rock, right, so it's just making it moist. Well,

<v Speaker 7>she takes her eyeglass case and it takes her hours

<v Speaker 7>at a time to fill this eyeglass case and get.

<v Speaker 2>A cup of water to drink.

<v Speaker 6>But in the.

<v Speaker 4>Desert, that is what saved her.

<v Speaker 7>And then as she's because this is what she calls

<v Speaker 7>her home base, so she's trying to venture out a

<v Speaker 7>mile in each direction from this home base to try

<v Speaker 7>and find this village. Still, but she can't go more

<v Speaker 7>than an hour because she will die of dehydration. And

<v Speaker 7>that's where her water sources is this little spring with

<v Speaker 7>the eyeglass case. And here's the thing. She took three

<v Speaker 7>weeks off from work, so nobody's looking for You're not

<v Speaker 7>expecting her, No one's looking for her. And it isn't

<v Speaker 7>until she misses that first day of work that they

<v Speaker 7>deploy the rescue services and they finally find her twenty

<v Speaker 7>one days she was lost in the desert, and I'm just.

<v Speaker 2>Like, that's an incredible story.

<v Speaker 4>And there's so many of them.

<v Speaker 7>Like that, Like a little girl saves her dad after

<v Speaker 7>he gets crushed by a snowmobile, but she ends up

<v Speaker 7>losing part of her feet.

<v Speaker 4>Dude's thermia. Well, but they all like she lives, right,

<v Speaker 4>and she.

<v Speaker 6>But she lives.

<v Speaker 4>And it's just like.

<v Speaker 7>The endurance of the human brain and body when live

<v Speaker 7>or die, like it.

<v Speaker 2>Just like Arizona where he chopped his own arm off.

<v Speaker 7>So it's just like so and there are seasons and

<v Speaker 7>just episodes, so many episodes of the show. It's called

<v Speaker 7>I Shouldn't Be Alive and it is fascinating.

<v Speaker 2>Is Grand Canyon One got me the biggest thing that

<v Speaker 2>stuck with me though three weeks off of work.

<v Speaker 4>It was a different time.

<v Speaker 2>Jared and we worked back.

<v Speaker 1>What Jaredy, Katy and Josh.

<v Speaker 2>Now Katie is our resident mom on the morning show,

<v Speaker 2>What Mom, Yay What? And she came in today and

<v Speaker 2>she said, I bought her something and I'm very uncomfortable

<v Speaker 2>by this.

<v Speaker 7>You bought me a bikini, I do, I bought you

<v Speaker 7>a bikini.

<v Speaker 4>And It wasn't weird at all, I promise, but.

<v Speaker 7>Bit like that was like, I wonder if I can

<v Speaker 7>tell him that this is what I bought with the

<v Speaker 7>gift card he gave me to one of my favorite places,

<v Speaker 7>TJ Max. But yeah, I had to get a bikini.

<v Speaker 7>I've never bought a bikini as an adult. I've always

<v Speaker 7>done the one piece a lot of times. They even

<v Speaker 7>do that dumb skirt stupid skirts. Yeah, skirt I do

<v Speaker 7>just because I feel more comfortable. I don't like it,

<v Speaker 7>it looks I just feel more comfortable.

<v Speaker 6>And so you know what, the.

<v Speaker 3>Skirts not a bad look. I always think looks pretty cute.

<v Speaker 4>A little ballerina taking a side right, Like, No, it's.

<v Speaker 3>Just got a little swoosh on and everything. It's not bad.

<v Speaker 4>Yeah, I just know it's more bikinis different.

<v Speaker 3>I know how you eat well, and I've been working.

<v Speaker 7>I've been running a lot, right, So that's where I

<v Speaker 7>was just like, maybe bikini could be my speed this year.

<v Speaker 7>Who knows, you know, So on my birthday, do you

<v Speaker 7>remember I told you on my birthday, I'm like, I

<v Speaker 7>tried on bikinis on my birthday.

<v Speaker 4>That's something I want to do.

<v Speaker 7>But I did and so I tried on a bunch

<v Speaker 7>of bikinis before I purchased, and I went back and

<v Speaker 7>bought the bikini.

<v Speaker 3>You're allowed to do that, oh yeah, because they.

<v Speaker 7>Have a little thing on them that protect I don't

<v Speaker 7>know how a liner a bikini you're under on. You

<v Speaker 7>need to see what it looks like. Yeah, you need

<v Speaker 7>to see what it looks like. That's why they have

<v Speaker 7>the liners.

<v Speaker 3>But how many have touched the liner?

<v Speaker 4>Well, that's the thing.

<v Speaker 7>You try and do your best to go in there

<v Speaker 7>ready to try on bikinis.

<v Speaker 4>It's not like you run a marathon try a bikini.

<v Speaker 6>That's you.

<v Speaker 3>You don't know about the forty women previously.

<v Speaker 4>You trust the process.

<v Speaker 6>Wrap from the back. You don't grab the first one

<v Speaker 6>on the shelf.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, you grab what you can.

<v Speaker 7>Listen, we try it on, but then we wash it

<v Speaker 7>before we actually wear it anyway, so it's fine.

<v Speaker 2>But just you you just try and know the bikini,

<v Speaker 2>watch the bikini before you actually wear it.

<v Speaker 7>But no, I went in there. I bought the bikini.

<v Speaker 7>I even took a little video of me walking to

<v Speaker 7>the register because I was like, bind a bikini because

<v Speaker 7>I'm going to New York for the over the fourth

<v Speaker 7>of July for a big, you know trip. But it's

<v Speaker 7>just going to be like the ladies people I'm super

<v Speaker 7>comfortable with, and so I'm gonna buy.

<v Speaker 4>I bought the bikini for.

<v Speaker 7>That specific I've never mighty bought a bikini as an adult.

<v Speaker 4>And of all the bikinis I buy, you bought it

<v Speaker 4>for me.

<v Speaker 6>Ever.

<v Speaker 2>Welcome, You're very welcome.

<v Speaker 3>You're welcome.

<v Speaker 2>Can you bring the liner in for.

<v Speaker 6>Me so I can keep it?

<v Speaker 4>That's so weird.

<v Speaker 2>I'm just into it.

<v Speaker 3>I go too far.

<v Speaker 4>That's a little weird.

<v Speaker 2>See now you made it already.

<v Speaker 7>Now you made me buying a bikini with your money weird?

<v Speaker 4>Somehow you did it, sugar. Also, I think I do

<v Speaker 4>as a liner if you actually want that?

<v Speaker 6>Really? Can you bring that in?

<v Speaker 4>Just lit up?

<v Speaker 2>For my next birthday? I opened my card, the liner

<v Speaker 2>falls out?

<v Speaker 4>Best birthday ever?

<v Speaker 2>Why is everything so cringey right now?

<v Speaker 1>For me?

<v Speaker 2>You should know? O? My God?

<v Speaker 3>Thank you? Who has the p today?

<v Speaker 6>I do today? And this is cool.

<v Speaker 8>A group of twenty one hundred people got together yesterday

<v Speaker 8>and they decided what should we do today?

<v Speaker 6>Let's break a world record.

<v Speaker 8>Two thousand, one hundred volunteers established a new Guinness World

<v Speaker 8>Record during Saturday's Milwaukee Area environmental Cleanup initiative. Essentially, what

<v Speaker 8>they wanted to do was go and clean up the

<v Speaker 8>rivers all around Milwaukee, which is so cool because Katie,

<v Speaker 8>just like you, they love nature and it's our job

<v Speaker 8>and responsibility to keep it clean. So many people have

<v Speaker 8>destroyed certain areas of nature all around the world. One

<v Speaker 8>of my favorite places, Daniel's Park, which is just a

<v Speaker 8>few miles down the road here, was absolutely obliterated by

<v Speaker 8>teens vandalizing it, throwing bottles and cans everywhere, to the

<v Speaker 8>point where they started fencing off some of my favorite

<v Speaker 8>areas that I love to go and it made me

<v Speaker 8>so sad. So what these Milwaukee residents did made me

<v Speaker 8>so happy. They all got together and cleaned hundreds of

<v Speaker 8>miles all together at multiple locations in the river cleanup,

<v Speaker 8>and they all did this yesterday, and.

<v Speaker 6>I loved that.

<v Speaker 8>I think that's so cool for people to be able

<v Speaker 8>to do that, because I think it's it's such a

<v Speaker 8>bummer to see one of our most beautiful places destroyed

<v Speaker 8>by us.

<v Speaker 6>It's us, it's our doing.

<v Speaker 4>We need to go clean stuff up. Can we do that?

<v Speaker 4>Can we organize.

<v Speaker 2>Start with our kitchen office.

<v Speaker 3>It's disgusting.

<v Speaker 2>Can you look lately?

<v Speaker 4>I'd love to go to your what did you call.

<v Speaker 2>Daniel Park Daniels, get trash bag in one of those

<v Speaker 2>sticks with the post at.

<v Speaker 3>The end, and.

<v Speaker 7>You can come back and clean the kitchen for our

<v Speaker 7>office manager tick so she doesn't have to do it

<v Speaker 7>because lies on her.

<v Speaker 6>But she'd be very happy.

<v Speaker 4>And also that makes you feel better.

<v Speaker 6>It does like, well, you're actually making a difference.

<v Speaker 7>You make it different, and you're helping nature, especially mother nature.

<v Speaker 4>You're helping your mom. That's crazy, your mom, mom, Nature.

<v Speaker 6>Journey the light of the day.

<v Speaker 2>But nature on vision board clean, Nature's on vision board journey.

<v Speaker 4>I love it.

<v Speaker 8>I also bet we could break that world record. We

<v Speaker 8>just need two hundred people. Yes, we could do that.

<v Speaker 3>Yes, all right, let's do the minus.

<v Speaker 2>There's a new credit card scam out there called ghost tapping,

<v Speaker 2>and no, Katie, that's not messing around with that ghost

<v Speaker 2>that's living in your apartment.

<v Speaker 8>Right.

<v Speaker 2>Ghost tapping if you haven't heard about it yet, it's

<v Speaker 2>where thieves use cheap generic card readers and they bump

<v Speaker 2>into you and trigger a wireless transaction from a tappable

<v Speaker 2>chip credit card.

<v Speaker 6>In your wallet.

<v Speaker 2>You know you tapped to pay on all these places, right,

<v Speaker 2>these thieves can pick them up cheap, put them in

<v Speaker 2>their pocket and boom, bump up against you and initiate

<v Speaker 2>a charge.

<v Speaker 4>Oh my god, yesterday really like seriously on no because

<v Speaker 4>I was.

<v Speaker 7>In the little travel aisle section and like the there's

<v Speaker 7>a guy next to me and he was on his phone,

<v Speaker 7>but he wouldn't like he was having a conversation right

<v Speaker 7>next to me, and I kept trying to get away

<v Speaker 7>from him, and then this this sound.

<v Speaker 4>Kept happening, So I was like.

<v Speaker 7>Literally moving my purse onto the other side of me

<v Speaker 7>because I felt very uncomfortable.

<v Speaker 4>Oh my gosh, oh my god, check your back.

<v Speaker 2>They can do now. They can do it on your

<v Speaker 2>phone as well, with the wireless on your phone. And

<v Speaker 2>the thing is is they don't have to actually like

<v Speaker 2>grind up on you. They just got to be really close.

<v Speaker 4>He was close, like I'm comfortably close.

<v Speaker 2>You might want to check it because they see what

<v Speaker 2>they do is they do these little charges so five, ten, fifteen,

<v Speaker 2>twenty maybe max. So you're not really noticing it on

<v Speaker 2>your credit card, but they're doing that, you know. Four

<v Speaker 2>hundred times in a Walmart. Next you know, they got

<v Speaker 2>a bunch of cash. They say. One of the best

<v Speaker 2>ways to combat this, and I know I've got it

<v Speaker 2>in my wallet is those RFID blocking wallets and phone cases. Yeah,

<v Speaker 2>they cost around twenty bucks, but they do work. And

<v Speaker 2>they've got those blocking sleeves in there where it doesn't

<v Speaker 2>transmit the signal through your wallet or through your phone case,

<v Speaker 2>and that'll maybe kind of help protect you. But be

<v Speaker 2>on the lookout for ghost tapping if somebody's really.

<v Speaker 3>Really close to you. The Grostes like that. All right,

<v Speaker 3>what's the interesting?

<v Speaker 4>Okay, Well this is neither good nor bad.

<v Speaker 7>It's just really the first time cost codeses made a

<v Speaker 7>change to their hot dog combo in forty years.

<v Speaker 4>Did you hear about this?

<v Speaker 7>So it's still going to be a dollar fifty, right,

<v Speaker 7>You get your hot dog and you get your drink

<v Speaker 7>to go along with it, But now Costco members can

<v Speaker 7>swap out the traditional soda, what for the sixteen point

<v Speaker 7>nine ounce bottle of Kirkland signature water. Again, that's not

<v Speaker 7>that's the thing, but so many people are not drinking

<v Speaker 7>soda anymore. I think when I go get that hot dog, specifically.

<v Speaker 4>I need a s to go. Oh you want like you?

<v Speaker 7>But I get why they made this change. And again,

<v Speaker 7>the reason it's so interesting is because they've never made

<v Speaker 7>a change to their hot dog combo lineup, so the

<v Speaker 7>first one in forty years, and now they're allowing you

<v Speaker 7>to swap water.

<v Speaker 2>I want to swap out the ice cream. Don't they

<v Speaker 2>have like an ice cream they do? Swap out for

<v Speaker 2>the ice cream?

<v Speaker 4>You want to swap you want? I don't want a soda.

<v Speaker 4>I want a Sunday.

<v Speaker 2>But just it's different when you bite into that hot

<v Speaker 2>talk and you take a sip of the soda with it,

<v Speaker 2>it just works.

<v Speaker 7>Okay, it's almost necessary to have that soda to wash

<v Speaker 7>down your sodium nitrates.

<v Speaker 2>You have to process meets too, And does anyone else

<v Speaker 2>stand there and suck down half their soda before they

<v Speaker 2>leave and then refilmed absolutely long.

<v Speaker 7>You need to get the most out of that. So

<v Speaker 7>absolutely you.

<v Speaker 2>Go, guys, as you're positive, you're minus and something a

<v Speaker 2>little bit interesting to start your day with.

<v Speaker 3>Jeremy and Katie and Josh here at makes one hundred.

<v Speaker 1>Jerey, Katy and Josh makes one hundred.

<v Speaker 3>Well, this is exciting. Welcome everybody, to National Zipper Day today.

<v Speaker 4>Okay, everything really does have a day, doesn't it.

<v Speaker 3>Kenn Rey Grett and play a weird al right there.

<v Speaker 2>I think the best zipper scene in all of cinema

<v Speaker 2>would have to be something about Mary uh. I posted

<v Speaker 2>that clip.

<v Speaker 3>On my Facebook page this morning and said, Hey, Happy

<v Speaker 3>Zipper Day.

<v Speaker 4>Yeah, that's what everyone thinks.

<v Speaker 6>How did you get the frank and the beans?

<v Speaker 3>How did you get the beans over the frank? Happy

<v Speaker 3>Zipper Day everybody.

<v Speaker 2>Okay, so there's an update to American Pie Air quote

<v Speaker 2>star Shannon Elizabeth. We talked about her a couple of

<v Speaker 2>weeks ago because she said, hey, guys, I'm.

<v Speaker 3>Going to join on the fans.

<v Speaker 4>Yeah, but the.

<v Speaker 2>First week she made one point two million dollars her

<v Speaker 2>shaking that booty.

<v Speaker 7>She got to keep all of it. That was the

<v Speaker 7>whole point is she was like, when I go out

<v Speaker 7>to cast, but still when she goes out to casting

<v Speaker 7>calls in Hollywood, they all tell her we want you

<v Speaker 7>to take off your clothes, and so she's.

<v Speaker 4>Like, if I'm going to do that, I'm going to

<v Speaker 4>keep the money I make for it. So good for

<v Speaker 4>her wind business.

<v Speaker 3>Woman business and getting that.

<v Speaker 2>Going up business making business for She says she is

<v Speaker 2>showing off a more sexy side no one has seen

<v Speaker 2>and being closer to my fans.

<v Speaker 4>Oh super close.

<v Speaker 3>I mean we we've seen it.

<v Speaker 6>I was like, we've already seen that.

<v Speaker 4>She looks great. Really still like people are paying for it.

<v Speaker 2>One point whatever million dollars point two million in the

<v Speaker 2>first week.

<v Speaker 4>Good for her. That makes me happy that she's making

<v Speaker 4>all that money.

<v Speaker 2>Joked earlier, put your clown makeup on and head on

<v Speaker 2>into work today. Is Shannon Elizabeth Shakespeare booty on the

<v Speaker 2>interwebs makes that much money? How about this too? Lisa

<v Speaker 2>Kudro was on some sort of podcast. She was talking

<v Speaker 2>about what the Friends cast made when the show was on.

<v Speaker 2>That first season, they only made about twenty two thousand

<v Speaker 2>dollars per episode, but by season nine and ten, they

<v Speaker 2>were making a million dollars per episode.

<v Speaker 4>I remember it was a big deal.

<v Speaker 3>That the very big deal. And then all of them together,

<v Speaker 3>so that's a big fan.

<v Speaker 4>They all got out for each other, like that was

<v Speaker 4>a big deal.

<v Speaker 3>That's right.

<v Speaker 2>Well, they had some pretty solid residuals worked into their

<v Speaker 2>contract as well. She is saying that everybody on the cast,

<v Speaker 2>uh stip minus you know may he rest is receiving

<v Speaker 2>twenty million a year in residual We're not doing anything

<v Speaker 2>just for reruns, product placement, you know, streaming sales, whatever.

<v Speaker 3>Twenty million a year just hanging.

<v Speaker 6>Out put on that makeup.

<v Speaker 7>Yeah, that also proves the power of a good contract.

<v Speaker 7>And make sure you work all those things out, you know,

<v Speaker 7>in the in the in the now, so that in

<v Speaker 7>the future it works out for you.

<v Speaker 2>Here Grants in the news today for some reason, no idea.

<v Speaker 2>There's an interview that has been circulating again in which

<v Speaker 2>he lists all the things that annoy him, and I'm

<v Speaker 2>kind of on board. I'm kind of on board with

<v Speaker 2>all of you.

<v Speaker 4>To make a list.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, let's make a list today.

<v Speaker 6>Things.

<v Speaker 2>So for his list, people walking slowly, can't stand it,

<v Speaker 2>walk faster, they're right. People with backpacks, I'm with him.

<v Speaker 2>I don't get it if I walk it through a

<v Speaker 2>target or something and there's somebody with a giant backpack on.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, I'm like, do you need to carry that much crap.

<v Speaker 4>With you on a daily basis?

<v Speaker 6>You automatically look suspicious and you look wish.

<v Speaker 3>She was like, you're gonna blow the place up.

<v Speaker 2>So I'm annoyed with people with backpacks water bottles. I

<v Speaker 2>don't really get that one, I guess because I see

<v Speaker 2>a lot of people just carrying these things all rated. Yeah,

<v Speaker 2>but I'm kind of in camp water bottle now. Leaf

<v Speaker 2>blowers only at like seven am on a Sunday, because

<v Speaker 2>I like the leaf blower. I was blowing some stuff

<v Speaker 2>off of our back patio the other day and Nicole

<v Speaker 2>got mad at me because I didn't close the whole

<v Speaker 2>back patio door.

<v Speaker 3>I just left the screen door and it was.

<v Speaker 2>Blowing dust in the house and she just dusted and

<v Speaker 2>she was going off at me. So I came inside

<v Speaker 2>with the leaf blower and started blowing everything off, even her.

<v Speaker 3>Such a dude thing. So anyway, I like that list.

<v Speaker 3>There's more on there. Look it up yourself. Anything else

<v Speaker 3>going on?

<v Speaker 6>Oh?

<v Speaker 2>Apple TV? Did you guys watch the season four of

<v Speaker 2>ted Lasso trailer yesterday?

<v Speaker 4>Okay? No, I haven't yet.

<v Speaker 2>Season four is coming. I'm really excited he is now

<v Speaker 2>going to be leading a women's second division soccer team

<v Speaker 2>in Richmond.

<v Speaker 4>Okay, because you really like that.

<v Speaker 2>I really like that show.

<v Speaker 3>If you haven't watched it, it's you're a solid show.

<v Speaker 4>Yeah, I haven't seen it.

<v Speaker 7>But I love him like I love everything he's in.

<v Speaker 7>So something to check out.

<v Speaker 3>It's got a good mustache.

<v Speaker 2>And then Netflix has ordered a second season of the

<v Speaker 2>animated Stranger Things Tales from eighty five, just five days

<v Speaker 2>after its premiere. So they're they're raking in money on that,

<v Speaker 2>oh thirteen point eight million viewing hours.

<v Speaker 7>It looks like, I don't know, I'm glad somebody liked it.

<v Speaker 7>I couldn't really get into it.

<v Speaker 3>I don't know if out on Stranger Things.

<v Speaker 4>What's the cartoon part of it too?

<v Speaker 7>I just feel like a small child will even more

<v Speaker 7>than normally.

<v Speaker 2>I see they're going to be doing a Stranger Things

<v Speaker 2>happy meal at mickey 's, and I like that because

<v Speaker 2>it kind of brings me back to like the eighties

<v Speaker 2>exactly when they did.

<v Speaker 3>You know, combinations like that with Mickey D's.

<v Speaker 4>Yeah, the nostalgia factor for.

<v Speaker 7>Product placement, like makes me want to get a happy

<v Speaker 7>meal that and other reasons, lots of reasons.

<v Speaker 2>All right, what's local?

<v Speaker 4>Okay?

<v Speaker 7>So this is a big day today because it is

<v Speaker 7>Colorado Pine Day. Yes, and it is always on a Wednesday,

<v Speaker 7>the industry's slowest day, over two hundred spots. I believe

<v Speaker 7>are celebrating, So just drop by your favorite group hub,

<v Speaker 7>get yourself a commemorative glass.

<v Speaker 3>And I've done it the past three years, have you.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, I don't think I'm gonna do it again because

<v Speaker 2>they just sit there for the rest of the year.

<v Speaker 7>You should though, this glass looks really neat actually just

<v Speaker 7>like last year, does it?

<v Speaker 8>Well?

<v Speaker 7>I'd like all the little they call him Easter eggs

<v Speaker 7>in it, right, because there's a dinosaur themed.

<v Speaker 4>There's a lot of camping, there's some tents.

<v Speaker 3>In there, there's a prairie dog, porn and beer.

<v Speaker 7>Yeah, they pay homage to the mountains. There's the trees

<v Speaker 7>and all the wilderness uh in there as well. And

<v Speaker 7>this year, as artist Denver based Joe Pallick h he

<v Speaker 7>did pay homage as well to Colorado's one hundred and

<v Speaker 7>fiftieth birthday this year, along with two fifty for the USA.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, they pick a different artist and every year for

<v Speaker 2>these glasses and then start popping them out. I think

<v Speaker 2>they're only like five bucks or something like that.

<v Speaker 7>Yeah, A dollar from every glass goes directly to the

<v Speaker 7>Colorado Brewers Guild rather Ye, that's right, And I like

<v Speaker 7>that because I think a lot of people especially here

<v Speaker 7>in Colorado because we're a state that's known for all

<v Speaker 7>of our local breweries, these mom and pop places that

<v Speaker 7>have really become national you know, treasures and at least

<v Speaker 7>state wide treasures.

<v Speaker 4>But they're going through it, like a lot of breweries.

<v Speaker 7>We've talked about it, how a lot of them have

<v Speaker 7>had to shut down shop. Like there's a the younger

<v Speaker 7>generation is least less interested in drinking than we were

<v Speaker 7>at that age, and so the double well, but they're

<v Speaker 7>seeing the effects of it, like you know what I mean,

<v Speaker 7>Like it's not the past time that it used to be.

<v Speaker 7>So the local breweries could use all the help that

<v Speaker 7>they could get right now.

<v Speaker 2>So right, yeah, I usually get mine from a little

<v Speaker 2>one called coal Mine Avenue Brewery. There you go, and

<v Speaker 2>they're super dog friendly exactly.

<v Speaker 7>So go to your favorite little exactly, go show them

<v Speaker 7>some support and you know, tip one back on a Wednesday.

<v Speaker 3>Why not.

<v Speaker 2>The best thing about that brewery is it's across the

<v Speaker 2>street from the former Fun Plex if you're familiar with

<v Speaker 2>that down in the little Fun area, big deal back

<v Speaker 2>in like the eighties and nineties down there's like a

<v Speaker 2>hospital there now anyway, what are their beers is called the.

<v Speaker 3>Fun Plex and they still have the like logo on

<v Speaker 3>the glass and everything. It reminds me when I was

<v Speaker 3>a kid drinking.

<v Speaker 6>Are you drunk? Nostalgia?

<v Speaker 4>That's pretty funny. Okay, we're keeping it in.

<v Speaker 7>We'll go to Westminster for this one where the city

<v Speaker 7>is asking residents to help locate and report the road

<v Speaker 7>damage during its third annual pothole Poalooza. Give it a

<v Speaker 7>fun name and you can get anybody on board, right.

<v Speaker 7>But they talk about how the potholes, you know, you've

<v Speaker 7>got to track them down before they become bigger issues.

<v Speaker 4>I mean we all know, right if you let it.

<v Speaker 7>Grow, it keeps getting bigger and larger and it just

<v Speaker 7>causes more and more problems.

<v Speaker 4>I mean, it's so funny.

<v Speaker 7>Like you know, like certain stretches of road that you

<v Speaker 7>drive frequently, you just know where to go right, Like

<v Speaker 7>even thinking going home right now, I know where there's

<v Speaker 7>some spots in a road in the road where I've

<v Speaker 7>got to get over to the right a little bit right,

<v Speaker 7>got to get over to the left on this stretch

<v Speaker 7>right here, just so I don't hit it. But Westminster

<v Speaker 7>is trying to get on top of it, and I

<v Speaker 7>didn't realize they do this each and every year and

<v Speaker 7>they make it a big deal so people get excited again.

<v Speaker 7>Just calling it pothole Palooza.

<v Speaker 4>That'll do it.

<v Speaker 6>That's cute.

<v Speaker 3>That's cute.

<v Speaker 4>Nice little name along to.

<v Speaker 3>Fill it with different things though, talk.

<v Speaker 4>About that, yes, like what else could.

<v Speaker 7>You you know, like what if you do like the

<v Speaker 7>trampoline stuff, wouldn't that be Yeah? Put trampoline in one

<v Speaker 7>of ampoline. Put some pillows, pillows.

<v Speaker 2>Nice squish squish mellows, squish mellows.

<v Speaker 4>How do you say that?

<v Speaker 3>Squish mellows?

<v Speaker 4>The boo boos, money, the fufoos. You don't want to

<v Speaker 4>go all spendy like that. You've got to do the

<v Speaker 4>little lea fufoos. And then one more with.

<v Speaker 7>The Colorado Whiskey named Top of the Top Root Shoot

<v Speaker 7>Spirits the American Single Malt Whiskey. It's four year bottled

<v Speaker 7>in Bond. They won the twenty twenty six International Whiskey

<v Speaker 7>of the Year as well as the Spirit of the

<v Speaker 7>Year and the American Single Malt Whiskey of the Year Award.

<v Speaker 4>This is a distillery that's based in Loveland.

<v Speaker 7>It was born out of Orlander Farms and so it's

<v Speaker 7>a five generation family business, and I just love that

<v Speaker 7>they're you know, keeping it here in Colorado. And they

<v Speaker 7>said it's a really good look for Colorado as well

<v Speaker 7>to get the top honor for this whiskey award.

<v Speaker 4>So yeah in Loveland.

<v Speaker 7>Yeah, it's called the Root Shoot Spirits Spirits American single.

<v Speaker 4>Really got to focus when you say it, root Shoot Spirits. Yeah,

<v Speaker 4>top of the top. So tip our hat to you.

<v Speaker 2>All Right, there you go, guys, ares your mile high hype.

<v Speaker 2>You're up to date on all the big stories with Jeremy, Katie, Josh,

<v Speaker 2>Mix one hundred. It is time to grab your phone

<v Speaker 2>and give us a call. We have cleared the lines,

<v Speaker 2>so it is fair for everybody. I saw a few

<v Speaker 2>of you trying to sneak in. Yeah, but now's your chance.

<v Speaker 2>Three oh three six nine one one Mix three oh

<v Speaker 2>three six nine one sixteen forty nine get you to

<v Speaker 2>the mixed studios to play fast five. Always looking for

<v Speaker 2>people who have never played before. People with kids in

<v Speaker 2>the car so we can give your kiddos a shout out.

<v Speaker 3>But three oh three six.

<v Speaker 2>Nine one sixteen forty nine, we'll get you on the

<v Speaker 2>air and I'll throw a category at you and start

<v Speaker 2>that ten second timer. Within ten seconds, you got to

<v Speaker 2>give me five things that have to do with that

<v Speaker 2>category never played before.

<v Speaker 3>I think you could pull this off.

<v Speaker 2>Three oh three six nine one one mix three oh

<v Speaker 2>three six nine one sixteen forty nine. Give us some examples, Katie.

<v Speaker 7>Kat okay, So you never know what you're gonna ask, Jeremy,

<v Speaker 7>you've said, quick, give me five things that melt.

<v Speaker 2>Uh.

<v Speaker 7>Also, five movies about college has been a question before.

<v Speaker 7>Rod yesterday had no problem serving up five types of

<v Speaker 7>baseball pitches.

<v Speaker 4>To win it.

<v Speaker 3>Bill, it was the win.

<v Speaker 7>Huh.

<v Speaker 6>Yeah.

<v Speaker 7>So again, you never know what you're gonna get. That's

<v Speaker 7>the charm of Fast five.

<v Speaker 2>Indeed, it is now listen. If you guys get placed

<v Speaker 2>on hold, don't hang up. Producer Josh is in the

<v Speaker 2>next room working through all these calls, getting you guys set,

<v Speaker 2>getting you off your speakerphones and bluetooths. But the key

<v Speaker 2>right now is to call in. If you've never played before,

<v Speaker 2>three oho three six nine one mix, which translates to

<v Speaker 2>three oh.

<v Speaker 3>Three A six and nine to one A sixteen forty nine.

<v Speaker 3>What are we playing for today?

<v Speaker 7>We are such a family, fun friendly show, Jeremy, because

<v Speaker 7>We've got a four pack of tickets.

<v Speaker 2>To Monster jamra.

<v Speaker 4>At in power Field that mile high.

<v Speaker 7>So that's Saturday, May ninth, and nice little trip for

<v Speaker 7>the fam to go check out something really fun.

<v Speaker 4>If you could win fast five.

<v Speaker 3>You're tripping.

<v Speaker 4>Yeh you will be if you win.

<v Speaker 3>You're tripping with jkjob.

<v Speaker 2>All right, guys, three oh three, six nine one, sixteen

<v Speaker 2>forty nine. If you get placed on hold, please don't

<v Speaker 2>hang up. Don't do that. We got Brenda.

<v Speaker 3>Hi, Brenda, Hi, Hey girl.

<v Speaker 2>What are you doing today?

<v Speaker 9>Oh gosh, I want to wait to jump off the

<v Speaker 9>kids and then last work.

<v Speaker 2>Off to work. You go, good.

<v Speaker 3>What are you saving for right now? You're saving money

<v Speaker 3>for anything?

<v Speaker 7>No?

<v Speaker 9>I mean actually we are saving money for a feature

<v Speaker 9>Disney trip, so that's coming up soon.

<v Speaker 2>Hey Disney ooh that's a big deal. Yeah, it's a

<v Speaker 2>lot of fun. You better save thousands and thousands of dollars.

<v Speaker 10>Oh yeah, I was.

<v Speaker 2>Just reading a story today about how one restaurant at

<v Speaker 2>Disneyland charged the family of four like twelve hundred dollars.

<v Speaker 11>Oh my gosh, I hope.

<v Speaker 4>The mouse ate with them like twelve dollars.

<v Speaker 3>I would eat the mouse for twelve hundred dollars.

<v Speaker 4>Eat the mouse.

<v Speaker 3>I want the mouse for twelve hundred dollars.

<v Speaker 2>Bring me your finest mouse. Yeah, whoa, don't eat the mouse.

<v Speaker 4>Don't eat the mouse.

<v Speaker 2>Hello, random child.

<v Speaker 3>All right, I don't want to eat the mouse. I'm

<v Speaker 3>just joking.

<v Speaker 2>I don't. I don't mean to traumatize you. You'll eat

<v Speaker 2>goofy and stuff. Eat goofy and e yore.

<v Speaker 3>Don't eat the mouse.

<v Speaker 2>All right, Brenda, your letter is D like dog. Okay,

<v Speaker 2>D like D's nuts. In ten seconds, give me five

<v Speaker 2>TV shows that begin with the letter D.

<v Speaker 9>Go Oh my gosh, oh d.

<v Speaker 4>Oh.

<v Speaker 9>Nope, bag, that's all right.

<v Speaker 2>I'm gonna hold on to it.

<v Speaker 3>We might reuse that.

<v Speaker 12>Okay.

<v Speaker 2>You know you're gonna turn on your TV tonight watch

<v Speaker 2>Dancing with the Stars. Ah, there's one.

<v Speaker 6>I'll give you one.

<v Speaker 2>Brenda, thanks for calling, have a great day.

<v Speaker 4>Thank you, Okay, bye bye?

<v Speaker 2>Is it Sheila?

<v Speaker 9>It's Sheila.

<v Speaker 11>How are you well?

<v Speaker 2>We're super dope, Sheila.

<v Speaker 11>How are you good that we listened to you every morning?

<v Speaker 11>We've never been on here. We try all the time.

<v Speaker 2>Well, welcome always love, Well, give your girls a shout out.

<v Speaker 11>Hey, Kennedy and Macey.

<v Speaker 2>I have a note on my screen. This is one

<v Speaker 2>of your daughters is nominated for prom Queen.

<v Speaker 4>What?

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, yes, which one's that one?

<v Speaker 11>Kennedy?

<v Speaker 13>Yeah, she's nineteen and a half down center.

<v Speaker 9>She's a graduating senior and an incredible human beings. So

<v Speaker 9>it's been a really really awesome week.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, so cool, not special.

<v Speaker 13>It's amazing.

<v Speaker 9>You have no idea, your proud mom.

<v Speaker 11>I absolutely am.

<v Speaker 7>If we can vote for you, we would, Kennedy, you

<v Speaker 7>would get our vote.

<v Speaker 12>We did.

<v Speaker 3>We just got two more votes.

<v Speaker 4>That's right, we did.

<v Speaker 2>We can do whatever we want.

<v Speaker 4>Ken Kennedy for prom Queen.

<v Speaker 2>All day by all right, let's let's play some fast

<v Speaker 2>five with you.

<v Speaker 3>Are you ready?

<v Speaker 13>I'm ready?

<v Speaker 11>Okay, so I am ready.

<v Speaker 3>We'll see how big of a sci fi fan you are,

<v Speaker 3>because there's a lot of.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, but these are very well known at this I

<v Speaker 2>don't want I don't want episode numbers, but I want

<v Speaker 2>the titles. I need five Star Wars movies. Give me

<v Speaker 2>the titles of five of them.

<v Speaker 13>Ready, Set Go, Return of the Star Wars, Return of

<v Speaker 13>the Jedi, Star Wars.

<v Speaker 9>I don't know. I've never seen Oh Bummer.

<v Speaker 3>Set day for you.

<v Speaker 2>I know there's a lot of it.

<v Speaker 3>I know, Return of the Jedi is the.

<v Speaker 11>Best one is the best, the only one I've ever seen.

<v Speaker 2>I know, how embarrassing in front of your children.

<v Speaker 3>It was awful.

<v Speaker 2>It was awfully nice talking to you and the girls.

<v Speaker 2>You have a great Wednesday. Thanks for calling you too.

<v Speaker 11>Thank you, Kennedy.

<v Speaker 4>Bye, so sweet.

<v Speaker 3>Okay, what do we got?

<v Speaker 2>Who's been the longest?

<v Speaker 11>We got?

<v Speaker 3>Jam packed lines?

<v Speaker 7>Hi?

<v Speaker 2>Aggie? Hi, Hey, Aggie, what are you doing today?

<v Speaker 9>Just taking the kids to work, arts school and I'll

<v Speaker 9>be putting then I'll go to work.

<v Speaker 3>But all right, good what are you saving for anything?

<v Speaker 11>Just for the family vacation?

<v Speaker 12>If you yes?

<v Speaker 2>All right, you're ready to play fast five?

<v Speaker 1>Yeah?

<v Speaker 3>All right, Aggie.

<v Speaker 2>I need five companies with a person's name in the company.

<v Speaker 3>All right, ready, set go.

<v Speaker 9>Wendy's one, McDonald's.

<v Speaker 2>Uh, I'm gonna hold on to that one. I'm gonna

<v Speaker 2>do uh do that one again quick solid with Wendy's.

<v Speaker 6>Oggie.

<v Speaker 2>We appreciate you calling, buddy. You have a super dupe's day.

<v Speaker 3>Here's Lucy.

<v Speaker 2>Hi, Lucy, Hi, good morning, good morning to you.

<v Speaker 3>Dropping your kiddos off.

<v Speaker 12>I do they.

<v Speaker 9>Were the ones diyling, and I'm like, whoa, what's going on?

<v Speaker 3>They're like, shut up, mom, we're getting you on the.

<v Speaker 11>Radio, getting through.

<v Speaker 9>Come on here, you are you?

<v Speaker 3>What are your kids names?

<v Speaker 14>Joseph?

<v Speaker 6>All right?

<v Speaker 3>Well, good morning crew, good morning, good morning.

<v Speaker 2>Good morning morning.

<v Speaker 3>What do you do after you drop the kiddos off?

<v Speaker 6>Lucy? Do you go to work?

<v Speaker 9>I go to work, but I have an oil change

<v Speaker 9>this morning, so after that, then go to work, pick

<v Speaker 9>them up.

<v Speaker 15>And.

<v Speaker 3>Busy day, busy, busy day.

<v Speaker 9>All right.

<v Speaker 2>I'm trying to figure out how I want to word

<v Speaker 2>this one because I don't want any I don't want.

<v Speaker 3>Any current sports legends.

<v Speaker 2>So in five ten seconds, give me five Denver sports

<v Speaker 2>legends from the past.

<v Speaker 3>Okay, go.

<v Speaker 9>John Alway?

<v Speaker 15>Oh god, oh god, that's it.

<v Speaker 2>That's all you got was John Elway, which is a

<v Speaker 2>pretty solid pool. That's a solid point.

<v Speaker 4>Good one, and many many, many more. We've got a

<v Speaker 4>lot of sports legends for sure.

<v Speaker 6>You do.

<v Speaker 9>All right, Thank you guys.

<v Speaker 4>Bye Joseph, bye bye you.

<v Speaker 2>Nathan's been holding the longest high Nathan.

<v Speaker 3>Hey, Jeremy, buddy, you going to the dentists?

<v Speaker 11>Oh I am going to the dentist.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, get that filthy mouth clean gave me anxiety.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, Katie has to be sedated when she goes.

<v Speaker 7>Yeah, the dentist, it's not my favorite.

<v Speaker 10>Give my kids shout out. I wish you would brand

<v Speaker 10>Cora and Gray going to Parker Corn Knowledge.

<v Speaker 2>Learn something to.

<v Speaker 3>Learn something today?

<v Speaker 6>All right?

<v Speaker 3>Nathan?

<v Speaker 2>Uh?

<v Speaker 11>All right?

<v Speaker 2>Are you familiar with Costco?

<v Speaker 13>I am.

<v Speaker 3>I feel like I just did this one, but I'm

<v Speaker 3>gonna do it anyway.

<v Speaker 2>Give me five things you can buy at the Costco

<v Speaker 2>food court.

<v Speaker 10>Go hot dogs, cal zone, chicken sandwich, chicken salad, soda,

<v Speaker 10>ice cream.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, they got the churros and some of them about

<v Speaker 2>chicken salad. But whatever, A good core.

<v Speaker 3>I think you got the rest.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, Hey, tell your kids to say, Jeremy play the.

<v Speaker 3>Winning wind sound Jeremy play alright?

<v Speaker 2>Yeah yeah Monster Jam all day? You did it.

<v Speaker 3>Whoop whoop. Well you did all the heavy lift in, Nathan,

<v Speaker 3>you did.

<v Speaker 2>All the hard work.

<v Speaker 10>I appreciate it. My let's six year old's gonna love it.

<v Speaker 10>You wanted to go to Master Jam and Carl the bed.

<v Speaker 2>Oh yeah, gotta keep trying, you guys.

<v Speaker 3>Tear it up. Monster Jam is a lot of fun.

<v Speaker 2>I'm gonna put you on hold, Nathan and Josh will

<v Speaker 2>come back and tell you how to get your hands

<v Speaker 2>on those tickets. Oki dokie, You guys are awesome. Have

<v Speaker 2>you as well naked? And He's right, we are awesome,

<v Speaker 2>so awesome that we'll do this again tomorrow morning, seven thirty.

<v Speaker 3>Here it makes one hundred.

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

<v Speaker 2>Katie wants to dive in and talk about her daughter,

<v Speaker 2>baby Nana, who has been brought up multiple times on

<v Speaker 2>this show.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, and now a story that I.

<v Speaker 2>Was just shaking my head out this morning.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, girl be spending money.

<v Speaker 4>She is, and I.

<v Speaker 7>Mean she's kind of in this stage of her life

<v Speaker 7>where she is jet setting, right. She's going all the places.

<v Speaker 7>I mean even this weekend, she's going somewhere. And it's

<v Speaker 7>funny just thinking about all the money she spends versus

<v Speaker 7>the money I spend. I'm going on a little mini

<v Speaker 7>vacation as well, and my you know, getting ready for

<v Speaker 7>that vacation is things like go to Walmart and buy

<v Speaker 7>all the travel size deodorant and toothpaste, you know, like

<v Speaker 7>that's on my list. Her list of things to do

<v Speaker 7>is getting like expensive waxes and her nail's done and

<v Speaker 7>all this stuff, and I'm just like, we are living

<v Speaker 7>in two completely different worlds, right, But in this conversation,

<v Speaker 7>we start talking about her plans for next year's Coachella, right,

<v Speaker 7>because she went to Coachella this year and she absolutely

<v Speaker 7>loved it, and she and her friends are now making

<v Speaker 7>a plan to attend again next year. I didn't realize this,

<v Speaker 7>but the people who have went to Coachella already, they're

<v Speaker 7>given first right to buy tickets for next year. Oh no, yes,

<v Speaker 7>tickets go on sale May first, and now baby Nana

<v Speaker 7>gets to buy those tickets before anybody else because she's

<v Speaker 7>already went to the festivities.

<v Speaker 4>I didn't realize there was different.

<v Speaker 7>Levels of things that you could do, right, Like you

<v Speaker 7>can go camping. There's like Airbnb packages, hotel packages and

<v Speaker 7>all that stuff. But there's also the upgraded almost like

<v Speaker 7>influencer package, right, and so this gets you into all

<v Speaker 7>the behind the scenes, Like you get free food, you

<v Speaker 7>get to go to the parties where all the other

<v Speaker 7>famous people are at like they are.

<v Speaker 4>And that's the thing.

<v Speaker 7>So now Zoe and her little friend group, they're all

<v Speaker 7>talking about getting these big, ridiculous tickets at an outstanding

<v Speaker 7>price fifteen thousand dollars per ticket for them to get

<v Speaker 7>this experience of Coachella.

<v Speaker 4>Not bad.

<v Speaker 2>That's is this for one week for one weekend.

<v Speaker 3>I think she should do it.

<v Speaker 4>One thousand and two should get two tickets too. She

<v Speaker 4>thinks she should too.

<v Speaker 3>I think this is a smart investment. But that's the thing.

<v Speaker 7>Each one of them have to get this ticket, and

<v Speaker 7>they are all about it. They're going to save their money.

<v Speaker 7>They're going to go and get these tickets to be

<v Speaker 7>at that level. But it's the thing, so it's not

<v Speaker 7>like we I know you're you're actually like making fun

<v Speaker 7>of this.

<v Speaker 2>No, I guess you are. I know you are.

<v Speaker 7>But that's like we would do that because we were

<v Speaker 7>taught that you need to save your money.

<v Speaker 4>That the big life purchases.

<v Speaker 7>That's what you spend fifteen thousand dollars for, not a

<v Speaker 7>ticket to a festival.

<v Speaker 8>The thing about those tickets, if you're buying that for

<v Speaker 8>fifteen grand, usually those are smaller influencers that make that

<v Speaker 8>money back.

<v Speaker 4>Yeah you know, yeah, exactly.

<v Speaker 6>That's the thing is they spend it to make it, to.

<v Speaker 2>Make they just want to have a podcast.

<v Speaker 7>But here's the thing, is they that these generation z,

<v Speaker 7>they're all about experiences versus material things, tangible.

<v Speaker 4>Things, like they want to experience life.

<v Speaker 7>They're like, yolo, so let's do it right. And so

<v Speaker 7>like as much as I want to tell her you

<v Speaker 7>should save five hundred, I'm sorry, fifteen thousand dollars for

<v Speaker 7>a down payment on a house, like that's what you

<v Speaker 7>should be saving it for, I don't even do that.

<v Speaker 4>Like I'm not digging my own advice in that regard.

<v Speaker 7>So if she's gonna have the discipline to say fifteen

<v Speaker 7>thousand dollars, I'm not in any place to tell her

<v Speaker 7>how to spend It's.

<v Speaker 4>No, that's not it, though, Like.

<v Speaker 2>You can still be a parent. You can be like, hey,

<v Speaker 2>you need to really think about this. This is not

<v Speaker 2>a good choice. If she can say a good choice, but.

<v Speaker 4>Is it not?

<v Speaker 9>It's not.

<v Speaker 6>It's not like on one.

<v Speaker 2>Weekend just because you get on all you can eat

<v Speaker 2>the fee.

<v Speaker 3>But it isn't you want.

<v Speaker 7>She does with her and one friend, but now they

<v Speaker 7>want to go out and do it as a group

<v Speaker 7>of friends.

<v Speaker 2>They've been there, done that.

<v Speaker 7>And if she can do it, if she can save

<v Speaker 7>the money in a year, and she gonn take.

<v Speaker 2>That into I need to send her a compound interest calculator.

<v Speaker 4>I know, And that's the thing.

<v Speaker 2>She works at a bank is the funniest thing ever.

<v Speaker 2>She's surrounded by people in wealth management. Yeah, she needs

<v Speaker 2>to sit down with a couple of them. That is

<v Speaker 2>you just like being logical level heads, being.

<v Speaker 7>The logical level headed, but you're just assuming that she's

<v Speaker 7>going to spend that money and never be able to

<v Speaker 7>make any money again.

<v Speaker 4>Like that's and I think that's what's a big chunk.

<v Speaker 3>While you're young.

<v Speaker 2>And the key is to have those big chunks while

<v Speaker 2>you're young, because then they grow really big by.

<v Speaker 4>The what sit on your old button?

<v Speaker 2>Do nothing, because then you can retire early and travel

<v Speaker 2>and go do things.

<v Speaker 7>And when you're no But that's the thing, is this,

<v Speaker 7>when you're young and you have the body to be

<v Speaker 7>able to go do those things. I don't want to

<v Speaker 7>be seventy making my way across but you can't five.

<v Speaker 4>But still still like there's.

<v Speaker 7>So much to be said for enjoy it when you're

<v Speaker 7>younger and you can experience it. Maybe it's just because

<v Speaker 7>when I was let me talk to this over here,

<v Speaker 7>Maybe it's you should.

<v Speaker 3>Save the fifteen thousand dollars the thing going to be

<v Speaker 3>like a thirty.

<v Speaker 7>Years when I was her age, I was not able

<v Speaker 7>to do this because I had a small child and

<v Speaker 7>my vacations were too North Dakota to see my family.

<v Speaker 2>But she can still have experiences for one thousand dollars,

<v Speaker 2>for two thousand dollars, fifteen thousand dollars to go to

<v Speaker 2>an event that she's already been to is a horrible idea.

<v Speaker 6>Thank you.

<v Speaker 8>There's levels to this, No, there's levels, like she's it's

<v Speaker 8>it's not going to change the concert.

<v Speaker 6>It's not going to change who performs.

<v Speaker 8>The person who performs isn't going to go shout out

<v Speaker 8>baby Nana like she's.

<v Speaker 3>Just doing some people like look at her. That's a

<v Speaker 3>silly way she's doing.

<v Speaker 14>That's it.

<v Speaker 7>Experience it, because this time when she experienced it, she

<v Speaker 7>experienced the lines, the dust, the buy your own food

<v Speaker 7>at fifty dollars a plate for a corn dog.

<v Speaker 3>That's an experience right there.

<v Speaker 7>Well, but now she can go in a little bit

<v Speaker 7>more bougie, and this generation is all about bougie.

<v Speaker 4>I'm just like, I don't want to completely crap on it.

<v Speaker 3>For her crap. Don't need to impress people. You don't

<v Speaker 3>even like.

<v Speaker 4>No, But that's she's I don't think it's an impressed thing.

<v Speaker 7>I think it's so that she can have that experience

<v Speaker 7>and know this.

<v Speaker 3>This means nothing to me. But I'm getting so well.

<v Speaker 4>I know you really are.

<v Speaker 2>You are just because I preach financial literacy to my

<v Speaker 2>children and I practice it. You woh and to see

<v Speaker 2>somebody do this with a massive chunk. How old is she.

<v Speaker 12>A year?

<v Speaker 3>Hold onto that nest egg and invest.

<v Speaker 2>It and let it grow, I know.

<v Speaker 4>But then you're just like money, money, money, money, money.

<v Speaker 3>Know your security, security security.

<v Speaker 4>The people who.

<v Speaker 7>Baby Na, what is it that Bob Marley said, Those

<v Speaker 7>people who always chase money will never be happy, like

<v Speaker 7>you'll always be just chasing money because that's the.

<v Speaker 6>Only chasing money.

<v Speaker 2>Money is saving her money. There's a disting response and.

<v Speaker 7>Again just saving the money and saving it and putting

<v Speaker 7>away like like I want to find exact.

<v Speaker 3>Because I don't care about bomb bar.

<v Speaker 4>I really do so telling though.

<v Speaker 3>But it just I don't open up the phone lines.

<v Speaker 2>If anybody thinks Katie's daughter should spend this money, call

<v Speaker 2>us now.

<v Speaker 4>This is what it is.

<v Speaker 7>Money is numbers and numbers never end. If it takes

<v Speaker 7>money to be happy. Your search for happiness will never end.

<v Speaker 2>It was probably high when he said that, and he's

<v Speaker 2>a most a millionaire. Two was three A three six

<v Speaker 2>one mix three oh three six nine one sixteen forty nine. Uh.

<v Speaker 2>You can sound off about this if you want, or

<v Speaker 2>we can move on. I'm thinking I'm going to move

<v Speaker 2>on because I'm so pissed off.

<v Speaker 4>Oh are you mad?

<v Speaker 2>Are you big?

<v Speaker 1>Mad?

<v Speaker 11>Bro?

<v Speaker 12>Oh?

<v Speaker 2>People are calling all right.

<v Speaker 4>People are interested in this because again, she is an adult.

<v Speaker 4>I can't tell her what to do with her money.

<v Speaker 2>You can give her advice though, as the elder. I

<v Speaker 2>know you're the elder. You should be giving her good advice.

<v Speaker 2>Fifteen thousand dollars is like a family of Florida Hawaii.

<v Speaker 2>That's like an epic vacation, not one ticket to a

<v Speaker 2>stupid music festival.

<v Speaker 4>Does She would have plenty years to make.

<v Speaker 2>You do it when you're young, because it's the snowball effect.

<v Speaker 4>Joy, Why are young?

<v Speaker 2>I'm talking to the hall.

<v Speaker 3>You got to get to these calls. People are hi, Rebecca.

<v Speaker 3>I can't even.

<v Speaker 11>Hi, Jeremy. I think you just made your point and

<v Speaker 11>I'm so sorry for that. You just the issue is

<v Speaker 11>she's got a life now, and these kids now are

<v Speaker 11>looking at it and saying, oh, my parents used to

<v Speaker 11>save and then they'd have a down payment for a house,

<v Speaker 11>and then they bought the house. You just told her

<v Speaker 11>that if she saved for ten twenty more years, she'd

<v Speaker 11>have one hundred thousand. That's not a flipping down payment

<v Speaker 11>on a house anymore.

<v Speaker 2>She needs it doesn't matter.

<v Speaker 3>She'd have a massive she'd have a massive mester.

<v Speaker 2>And that's just putting the fifteen grand in that and

<v Speaker 2>letting it sit.

<v Speaker 11>So when I was forty, I had cancer. I lived

<v Speaker 11>through it, and so my mother sent us on a

<v Speaker 11>great crewer amazing crews, three week crews. We were on

<v Speaker 11>there with people who were seventy, who had saved all

<v Speaker 11>their life for this cruise. They could not walk up

<v Speaker 11>the hill to see the chapel. Yeah, they didn't get

<v Speaker 11>to see it because they couldn't make it, because they didn't.

<v Speaker 3>Save early enough the life they should have started saving.

<v Speaker 11>They saved all their life, they worked their life. They

<v Speaker 11>had also done the things they were supposed to do.

<v Speaker 11>They had kids, they bought homes. Our kids aren't doing

<v Speaker 11>that anymore.

<v Speaker 2>And then they sit around and complain that they can't

<v Speaker 2>buy a house and they can't afford anything.

<v Speaker 11>Because they can't buy a house because we screwed up

<v Speaker 11>the economy.

<v Speaker 2>But she's got fifteen in her lying.

<v Speaker 11>They're not lying. Take your financial wherewithal and go back

<v Speaker 11>and calculate what you earned at minimum wage and what

<v Speaker 11>you could buy a house for, and now calculate what

<v Speaker 11>they're earning at minimum Necessarily we can calculate.

<v Speaker 3>Really throwing this house into the equation. You really don't

<v Speaker 3>have to worry about that.

<v Speaker 2>Say you rent the rest of your life, you're still

<v Speaker 2>going to have a massive amount of money in the bank.

<v Speaker 3>If you've got.

<v Speaker 2>Car issues, if you've got cancer issues, and you need

<v Speaker 2>to help pay for your medical.

<v Speaker 11>Bills, and take what you pay for rent. Now you're

<v Speaker 11>not going to be able to make it. It is

<v Speaker 11>not the same. They need to live their lives now.

<v Speaker 11>I'm going to hate that in fifteen thousand as a

<v Speaker 11>parent would make me cringe, and I would beg them

<v Speaker 11>not to do it, because because I still have that

<v Speaker 11>value that fifteen thousand is so much money, and I'm

<v Speaker 11>still in that old belief that.

<v Speaker 2>You just said that she should go out and spend

<v Speaker 2>it and have fun.

<v Speaker 11>But the truth is she should go out and spend

<v Speaker 11>it and have fun. But I don't know that this

<v Speaker 11>world is going to be here in ten years.

<v Speaker 6>Look at what we're begging.

<v Speaker 3>You are You're a lovely lady. Thank you for calling

<v Speaker 3>very DeBie.

<v Speaker 4>She's not she's and she's very right.

<v Speaker 3>One vote for Baby Nana.

<v Speaker 2>Thank you, Thank you.

<v Speaker 3>We appreciate you.

<v Speaker 4>Thanks so much.

<v Speaker 7>Hi Ronda, Hey, hid Well, it's hard to hear you.

<v Speaker 3>Are you on a speakerphone or bluetooth? Actually I was, yeah, Josh,

<v Speaker 3>can you with her? It's really hard to hear her.

<v Speaker 2>Hi, Laura, Hi Laura. Oh hey, hey, all right, So

<v Speaker 2>what do you think about Baby Nana spending fifteen thousand

<v Speaker 2>dollars on one concert ticket?

<v Speaker 16>Fifteen thousand dollars is crazy? Oh my gosh. So, first

<v Speaker 16>of all, I have to say that I love concerts.

<v Speaker 16>Live music feels my cubs. I have two adult children.

<v Speaker 16>I support going to live concerts one hundred percent and

<v Speaker 16>doing all the experiences we can while we're able to, absolutely,

<v Speaker 16>But fifteen thousand dollars, that's insane.

<v Speaker 2>It's natty.

<v Speaker 3>You can go to Red Rocks for like fifty sixty bucks. Yo,

<v Speaker 3>Go have fun.

<v Speaker 16>Sure, and I went the whole weekend with Sublime and

<v Speaker 16>it was amazing. Yeah, yeah, I heard, Yeah, I just

<v Speaker 16>heard a podcast and the artist said that you kind

<v Speaker 16>of waste her money on those extra tickets because the

<v Speaker 16>bathrooms are still gross. There's still so many people everywhere.

<v Speaker 16>You can might as well just do general admission and

<v Speaker 16>have fun with it and use your money some other ways.

<v Speaker 2>That's p They always preach to have that emergency fund, right, Like,

<v Speaker 2>what if she loses a job and she's unemployed for

<v Speaker 2>six months or a year, that fifteen grand.

<v Speaker 16>Would come in handy, fifteen thousand dollars.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, otherwise she's moving back in with a lot of money.

<v Speaker 7>Well, but that's the thing is, it's like a lot

<v Speaker 7>of things can happen in life.

<v Speaker 4>You don't know what's going to come at you.

<v Speaker 2>To be prepared, you do that stack of cash. Laura,

<v Speaker 2>thank you so much for calling. We'll go back to Ronda.

<v Speaker 3>Hi, Ronda, Hey.

<v Speaker 2>Hey, so what I think should you be blown this

<v Speaker 2>fifteen grand on a ticket?

<v Speaker 11>I say no.

<v Speaker 12>I say for her to save it because you always

<v Speaker 12>have an opportunity to go and do that. When you

<v Speaker 12>get a little older, you don't have to be seventy

<v Speaker 12>to go to a concert, but about fifteen thousand dollars

<v Speaker 12>that she wants to spend on that comfert.

<v Speaker 9>I would say save.

<v Speaker 12>It because she could get that on her down payment.

<v Speaker 12>Plus she could get first time buyers and get all

<v Speaker 12>the help she'd buy her house. So I would say no,

<v Speaker 12>and it's you're want to help your daughter, I would say,

<v Speaker 12>how tild herd to save that many?

<v Speaker 3>All right, Rander, we thank you very much. We again

<v Speaker 3>push the house to the side. Say that her car

<v Speaker 3>breaks down. He goes could put.

<v Speaker 2>Cash to get her a car.

<v Speaker 7>You just talked about how like you can do it

<v Speaker 7>a little bit later. But what if kids come into

<v Speaker 7>the equation? I can speak My kids came into my

<v Speaker 7>equation early or a kid, and it changed everything. I

<v Speaker 7>was not able to go to near the places I

<v Speaker 7>wanted to. I mean, I'm gonna explore, and I didn't

<v Speaker 7>get to explore months much. So that's maybe why I'm

<v Speaker 7>encouraging her so much.

<v Speaker 3>Adam Urray, O, Adam.

<v Speaker 9>Or Ray, It's Adam Ari Adami.

<v Speaker 6>Hey, good morning, welcome with the show.

<v Speaker 17>Right, good morning. I think I can give a really

<v Speaker 17>good perspective, Okay, because I'm also twenty two.

<v Speaker 3>Perfect, Thank you, Adam.

<v Speaker 17>I'm twenty two and I love experiences. I love traveling,

<v Speaker 17>I love doing things like that. Fifteen thousand dollars for

<v Speaker 17>one weekend is in the sane, and I think that

<v Speaker 17>even if we look at like, oh, it's gonna be

<v Speaker 17>a better experience than what she had before. The whole

<v Speaker 17>that we're so young is why I think you should

<v Speaker 17>try to get those experiences as cheaply as possible, because

<v Speaker 17>right now my body can take sitting in line for

<v Speaker 17>hours and stuff like that.

<v Speaker 6>Right.

<v Speaker 2>Well, the thing is too is that she was just there, like, yeah,

<v Speaker 2>she was there, she enjoyed it, got her selfies, got

<v Speaker 2>the Instagram post like why would you turn around again

<v Speaker 2>next year and do it all over again?

<v Speaker 3>Well, then just.

<v Speaker 2>Spend the amount.

<v Speaker 7>Yeah.

<v Speaker 17>I just went to Ireland with a friend in January

<v Speaker 17>and we did so much. We saw basically the entire

<v Speaker 17>island and it was I think I spent less than

<v Speaker 17>two k.

<v Speaker 8>Well, yeah, think about how much fifteen grand would get

<v Speaker 8>you if you did a backpacking trip through Europe.

<v Speaker 17>There's so so many more experiences that she can have

<v Speaker 17>with that same amount of money, And unfortunately, I do

<v Speaker 17>think getting a quote unquote influencer package is more about

<v Speaker 17>how people are going to be viewing your experience.

<v Speaker 2>Correct, then you can brag, oh, I got the influencer

<v Speaker 2>package because I'm an influencer.

<v Speaker 3>It's your Instagram.

<v Speaker 17>I feel like it would be so much more fun

<v Speaker 17>and so much more youthful to do it. I don't

<v Speaker 17>want to say the harder way, but like not not

<v Speaker 17>spending fifteen thousand dollars on if it's gonna make your

<v Speaker 17>experience quote unquote better.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, you can just kind of brag it. Thank you

<v Speaker 2>for your call. I'm gonna put you in camp jear

<v Speaker 2>bear here, Thank you, Adam.

<v Speaker 7>And I just want to point out, like the influencer package,

<v Speaker 7>they're just calling it that, but she wants it because

<v Speaker 7>it's a lot more access. Like when you're camping, you're

<v Speaker 7>off site from the festival, so it takes it You

<v Speaker 7>have to get on a bus and it's like a

<v Speaker 7>whole process to get from the campground, not a festival.

<v Speaker 7>What I'm just saying, it's not as easily just readily

<v Speaker 7>available as if you're in this influencer kind of area.

<v Speaker 4>And so that's another reason she wants it.

<v Speaker 7>She doesn't feel like she got to experience the whole Coachella.

<v Speaker 4>Because the person she was at the concerts, I know

<v Speaker 4>she was.

<v Speaker 7>She was a lot more removed than she wanted to

<v Speaker 7>be because there was another person with her, and so

<v Speaker 7>like that's part of the reason. Is she just wants

<v Speaker 7>to be at the festival a little bit more.

<v Speaker 2>Isn't she looking to get married eventually too? She's with

<v Speaker 2>this boyfriend she's been with.

<v Speaker 4>She's gonna go with her next.

<v Speaker 7>They're talking, so they're gonna spend thirty thou Oh gosh, no,

<v Speaker 7>the last part, Jeremy, you.

<v Speaker 2>Just the man she wants to marry. They're each gonna

<v Speaker 2>work out fifteen thousand.

<v Speaker 4>They're talking about it.

<v Speaker 2>So now we're talking thirty thousand dollars for a weekend.

<v Speaker 4>They're talking about it.

<v Speaker 2>Which is about the cost of a wedding. I know,

<v Speaker 2>I know, if you know, we're throwing numbers out there

<v Speaker 2>now we found out before the song. Instead now of

<v Speaker 2>fifteen thousand dollars for one ticket, maybe Nana's boyfriend, boyfriend, Nana,

<v Speaker 2>I'm also going to show out fifteen thousand dollars boy

<v Speaker 2>friend Nana.

<v Speaker 4>I love that.

<v Speaker 2>So now we're looking at thirty thousand dollars for two

<v Speaker 2>concert tickets in one weekend at Coachella next year?

<v Speaker 4>Is there money?

<v Speaker 2>Now? If you put that into an account, Katie, thirty

<v Speaker 2>grand for thirty years, seven percent added a baby like

<v Speaker 2>one hundred bucks a month, okay, three hundred and sixty

<v Speaker 2>six thousand dollars they have just just hanging out there.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, and they're what twenty two years.

<v Speaker 7>They're twenty two? Yeah, yes, don't look at me like fifty.

<v Speaker 2>Two years old. They'd have almost four hundred thousand dollars

<v Speaker 2>just sitting there.

<v Speaker 4>I know, I know.

<v Speaker 2>Magan, Hi, Megan, Hello, Hey, what do you think Katie's

<v Speaker 2>daughter should do?

<v Speaker 15>I'm going to venture to say that if she's considering

<v Speaker 15>fifteen thousand dollars for a ticket, that she said that

<v Speaker 15>great with money and does not have that in her pocket,

<v Speaker 15>I'm assuming this will go on a credit card.

<v Speaker 7>No, Well, she saves for it, like she does not

<v Speaker 7>ask us for us for money, like she actually saves

<v Speaker 7>the money to do it. I'm sure some of this

<v Speaker 7>has on credit cards, you know. I'm sure some of

<v Speaker 7>the vacation. I know she has credit cards that she uses. Well,

<v Speaker 7>she's out there. But the actual ticket when she went

<v Speaker 7>to Coachella, this last time, she saved all of her

<v Speaker 7>money to do it.

<v Speaker 15>So, but was it fifteen thousand dollars?

<v Speaker 4>Not this last time? No, not this last time.

<v Speaker 11>It wasn't so okay, So.

<v Speaker 15>Share me break out the calculator and tell us how

<v Speaker 15>much this will actually cost with credit card interests.

<v Speaker 4>I don't know if she's.

<v Speaker 7>Gonna put it on a credit card though, I don't

<v Speaker 7>think the ticket.

<v Speaker 2>It says like she's got a year, Megan to save

<v Speaker 2>this fifteen grand. Yes, she'll have it in her hot

<v Speaker 2>little hands, and she's just gonna go blow the fifteen

<v Speaker 2>thousand without putting it on the credit card.

<v Speaker 4>Well, that's the thing about the Coachella tickets. I don't

<v Speaker 4>know if a lot of people are familiar.

<v Speaker 7>You can make payments throughout the year, like you have

<v Speaker 7>a date, like a stretch of time that you can

<v Speaker 7>pay off your ticket.

<v Speaker 4>So she did that that this last time. She was

<v Speaker 4>just making it for.

<v Speaker 2>Car breaks down or something. She's not gonna have any money.

<v Speaker 7>Yeah, she has money, like, she has savings, she has

<v Speaker 7>stuff in the bank, like this is just something on

<v Speaker 7>top of that that she.

<v Speaker 8>Wants to do.

<v Speaker 2>So, Megan, are you are you saying spend this or

<v Speaker 2>don't spend it on the concert ticket.

<v Speaker 15>I'm saying, don't spend it. Everyone like my age. I'm

<v Speaker 15>thirty four, I just had a birthday, had to think

<v Speaker 15>about that, and we, like everyone my age, is like,

<v Speaker 15>oh my gosh, we wish that we had started saving earlier,

<v Speaker 15>because life sucks when your thirties, like in your forties

<v Speaker 15>and just continuing on. So Nah, I get paying for

<v Speaker 15>an experience, but I don't get paying that much for

<v Speaker 15>an experience.

<v Speaker 3>Life just gets more and more expensive.

<v Speaker 2>It really really does. You preach the truth, Megan, So

<v Speaker 2>I'm gonna bring you down for don't spend that money.

<v Speaker 2>Thank you Megan for calling Lrisia.

<v Speaker 15>Good morning, by girl.

<v Speaker 3>All right, what do you think Katie's daughter should do

<v Speaker 3>with this ticket?

<v Speaker 9>I think I think we have a very different perspective

<v Speaker 9>of what we deem a worthy experience because I just

<v Speaker 9>took my family a five to Japan for two weeks

<v Speaker 9>for that same amount, So I don't think I can

<v Speaker 9>justify spending that on a ticket for one weekend. And

<v Speaker 9>it's also I've never been to Coachella, but I don't

<v Speaker 9>think you have like a guaranteed. I guess maybe with

<v Speaker 9>her ticket she would have like guaranteed feeding. Is that

<v Speaker 9>what she's like after, Like I guaranteed sections to be closer.

<v Speaker 7>Closer, closer, And also like the there's food, like you

<v Speaker 7>get into the food tents and all, like there's a

<v Speaker 7>bunch of tents.

<v Speaker 3>No what food you can buy for fifteen thousand.

<v Speaker 7>Don't get access unless you have this ticket, right, So

<v Speaker 7>these are tents that you can get in in Coachella.

<v Speaker 7>And I've never been there, so I can't speak on it.

<v Speaker 8>There's no guaranteed seating at any performance for Coachella, Okay,

<v Speaker 8>so that.

<v Speaker 7>Must not be a part of it. Sure are other

<v Speaker 7>things that make it worthwhile in her mind.

<v Speaker 2>I think they are fully catering to the twenty two

<v Speaker 2>year old and they're going to make this money because

<v Speaker 2>they put the word influencer on it, and that is

<v Speaker 2>everybody's goal right now.

<v Speaker 9>Yeah, I still feel like maybe she's a little bit

<v Speaker 9>on a high coming back like so excited, like let

<v Speaker 9>me look for next year. But I think she needs

<v Speaker 9>to like give it some thought. Maybe by next year

<v Speaker 9>when it comes around, she'll have changed her mind and

<v Speaker 9>be like, Okay, that was a little crazy.

<v Speaker 2>It is a good point. Once you see that money

<v Speaker 2>sitting in your bank account too. You're like, man, do

<v Speaker 2>I want to get rid of all that? Because that

<v Speaker 2>took me a lot of effort to save it.

<v Speaker 7>Well and also a solid point on the she's still

<v Speaker 7>on a high from Coachella this last year, like she

<v Speaker 7>really is, you know, like that.

<v Speaker 4>Was one of her favorite experience.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, And how do I become part of your family?

<v Speaker 2>So you can? That's really nice of you.

<v Speaker 9>Oh, it's great. It is so amazing.

<v Speaker 3>Get some culture with that money.

<v Speaker 2>That is an experience right there instead of standing at

<v Speaker 2>a dusty concert.

<v Speaker 3>I like what you did.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, Laritia, thank you so much for calling in. I

<v Speaker 2>got you in camp. Don't spend that money. Bonnie Bonnie, Hey.

<v Speaker 3>Good morning. What are your thoughts on this ticket?

<v Speaker 15>I'm kind of I'm kind of teetering, But first question,

<v Speaker 15>does she still live at home?

<v Speaker 7>She does with her Yeah, she does. So that's another

<v Speaker 7>reason why right now she can take advantage of her situation,

<v Speaker 7>you know, which is why I'm kind of trying to.

<v Speaker 3>But she's twenty two. I'm gonna want to move out.

<v Speaker 11>Does she pay your rent?

<v Speaker 4>No, she does live with me, she lives her dad.

<v Speaker 7>She does pay rent, and her plan is to move

<v Speaker 7>out by the end of the year, So this is

<v Speaker 7>one of many things she's saving for.

<v Speaker 15>Well, then I say, do it.

<v Speaker 11>I mean, you're only twenty two months, so I mean

<v Speaker 11>when I was.

<v Speaker 15>Twenty two, I had a baby another one on the way,

<v Speaker 15>and I missed, like.

<v Speaker 14>All the fun experiences.

<v Speaker 11>And if they can afford it, it's their choice. Thank you, mon,

<v Speaker 11>live your life.

<v Speaker 2>Don't you wish you had an extra fifteen thousand dollars

<v Speaker 2>though when you had that baby? Hell yeah, but Bonnie,

<v Speaker 2>thank you for having that's no, I wish you had

<v Speaker 2>the money. But your daughter could get pregnant this weekend.

<v Speaker 4>Stop Jeremy, Jeremy, shut your face.

<v Speaker 1>She could get.

<v Speaker 2>Pregnant a week before next year's concert. I think she's

<v Speaker 2>gonna be, like, I got to still going screw you guys.

<v Speaker 4>You're right. You actually make a really good point.

<v Speaker 7>Yes, she could be, And that's why I feel she

<v Speaker 7>should take advantage while she can, because I will tell

<v Speaker 7>you what having a baby changes everything.

<v Speaker 4>You don't get to take.

<v Speaker 7>Vacations to coach Nice fifteen that a baby at Coachell, Like, no,

<v Speaker 7>you can't bring a baby to Coachella.

<v Speaker 3>Well, there's other things to be said.

<v Speaker 6>About that.

<v Speaker 4>You probably could, but any I just like baby.

<v Speaker 2>Not I was gonna get drunk and have relations with

<v Speaker 2>a guy dressed as a caveman.

<v Speaker 4>Stop. We were in a committed relationship. Okay, okay, it

<v Speaker 4>was just a ra was a Halloween dad and I went.

<v Speaker 3>To dressed as a ca Yeah.

<v Speaker 7>She out of freaking story behind that. Now, can I

<v Speaker 7>just say something real quick? So I'm actually texting my

<v Speaker 7>friend broke?

<v Speaker 6>What up?

<v Speaker 2>Broke?

<v Speaker 7>She made a really good point because we actually recently

<v Speaker 7>had to go up to her dad's house he passed away,

<v Speaker 7>and we had to go clean out his apartment up

<v Speaker 7>in Estes Park, right. And this man saved all of

<v Speaker 7>his money his whole life, bought an apartment with it

<v Speaker 7>and everything, and guess what we had to do. We

<v Speaker 7>had to go clean all that up and all the stuff.

<v Speaker 7>And he still let his money in a bank. At

<v Speaker 7>the end of the day. He didn't experience it. Your

<v Speaker 7>family experience anything. He sat in his apartment and he

<v Speaker 7>didn't do anything. All he cared about was saving his

<v Speaker 7>money and packing it away different people.

<v Speaker 6>In case you pass your money down to your family.

<v Speaker 7>That's all I'm saying is that there comes a time

<v Speaker 7>when you really need to enjoy life.

<v Speaker 3>Like I'm not denying you know what.

<v Speaker 2>This is what the.

<v Speaker 7>Secret of life is to enjoy the passing of time.

<v Speaker 7>And if all you're doing is saving money, that's not enjoying.

<v Speaker 2>You can still have experiences and so throughout your life

<v Speaker 2>without dropping fifteen grand from one week, go on vacation

<v Speaker 2>every summer, we are experiencing life.

<v Speaker 7>Everything is getting more and more and more expensive. And

<v Speaker 7>so that's why I'm like, it's nice to have that.

<v Speaker 7>If she wanted to do this and go out and

<v Speaker 7>spend that kind of cash, now is the time in

<v Speaker 7>her life where she can do it because she works

<v Speaker 7>at a bank. She makes good money, and she can save,

<v Speaker 7>Like say she goes out and does this Coachella thing

<v Speaker 7>and then she hangs up the journey for a little

<v Speaker 7>bit and you know, doesn't go on as many vacations

<v Speaker 7>and then she saves her money, like right now is

<v Speaker 7>when she can enjoy it. And so that's why I'm

<v Speaker 7>teetering that way, because you can still enjoy.

<v Speaker 2>Your money in your thirties and your forties, in your fifties,

<v Speaker 2>you can enjoy it all those years you can.

<v Speaker 7>But as not as much, like really crazyly crazy.

<v Speaker 2>I gotta take one more call back, Vanessa. This this

<v Speaker 2>thing on the screen says she wants to comment so bad. Okay,

<v Speaker 2>Hi Vanessa, Vanessa, good morning, listen, and we should change this.

<v Speaker 2>It's not fifteen thousand on one ticket. It's her and

<v Speaker 2>her boyfriend. So it's thirty thousand dollars on two tickets

<v Speaker 2>for a weekend.

<v Speaker 3>Good idea, better idea.

<v Speaker 13>So, Katie, I love you so much and I'm always

<v Speaker 13>in the Katie court completely today I have to agree

<v Speaker 13>with Jerr. It is just listening to to like fifteen

<v Speaker 13>thousand dollars. So she had this great experience. What if

<v Speaker 13>she goes and that weekend sucks like she spent fifteen

<v Speaker 13>thousand dollars, think about, think thirty, think about. Okay, So

<v Speaker 13>I'll give you an example. We want to My husband

<v Speaker 13>and I went on a cruise for our tenth anniversary.

<v Speaker 13>It was awesome. It was so great. Five years later,

<v Speaker 13>we spent more money to get a better room, and

<v Speaker 13>we wanted to, you know, because we thought it was

<v Speaker 13>so great. The second cruise wasn't good. It was the

<v Speaker 13>first one was so amazing. The second one didn't work out.

<v Speaker 13>So fifteen thousand dollars. That's a lot of money for weekend.

<v Speaker 2>Here's what I caught Tuvanessa that Katie just said that

<v Speaker 2>she's twenty two, she's living with her dad maybe not

<v Speaker 2>I is, and she wants to move out and get

<v Speaker 2>a place, yeah right with her boyfriend.

<v Speaker 8>Ye.

<v Speaker 2>So don't you think when they move out together, having

<v Speaker 2>a bank account with thirty thousand dollars in it is

<v Speaker 2>gonna help?

<v Speaker 13>They're setting themselves up.

<v Speaker 2>So they're setting themselves up, sure, Yeah, for a furnace

<v Speaker 2>that goes out, they need a new couch, the dishwasher,

<v Speaker 2>the tranny goes out on the car. You know, like

<v Speaker 2>that thirty grand is going to be so much more

<v Speaker 2>beneficial than a Saturday night at Coachella.

<v Speaker 13>And I think, Katie, when you said your friend's dad

<v Speaker 13>passed away and he you know, he banked all that money.

<v Speaker 13>There is people in between, right, like, so they're in

<v Speaker 13>an extreme. You put it all away, you don't do anything,

<v Speaker 13>or you put it away and you spend throughout your

<v Speaker 13>lifetime and do those experiences that you don't have to

<v Speaker 13>put every dime.

<v Speaker 2>I mean to try truth, but.

<v Speaker 3>Truth, and that might have been that doll that guys, Yeah,

<v Speaker 3>that must have.

<v Speaker 2>Been that guy's way of it's pleasure for him to

<v Speaker 2>know that he doesn't have to worry about money.

<v Speaker 3>So maybe that was just his style.

<v Speaker 2>I got fat stacks of cash and I don't have

<v Speaker 2>to worry about anything.

<v Speaker 4>Yeah, that's kind of Yeah. I'm sure that was a

<v Speaker 4>big part of his process.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, you know.

<v Speaker 7>But my thing it was maybe Nona too, is like

<v Speaker 7>why can't she do both? Why can't she save her

<v Speaker 7>Coachella and a house?

<v Speaker 4>Like what if she's just you made.

<v Speaker 13>The comment, you made the comment things are getting more expensive. Yeah,

<v Speaker 13>So the longer she waits to start saving, and I

<v Speaker 13>know you said she's a saver, but to save you know,

<v Speaker 13>in five years, what's that fifteen thousand dollars really gonna be?

<v Speaker 11>Right?

<v Speaker 6>Key?

<v Speaker 3>To start young, Vanessa, start saving young, really.

<v Speaker 13>Young, Katie. I'm getting ready to retire in about five

<v Speaker 13>years and I'm ready.

<v Speaker 2>Okay, Yeah, but according to Katie, you're old and you

<v Speaker 2>can't walk anywhere.

<v Speaker 13>You gotta keep up, you gotta you gotta exercise, you

<v Speaker 13>have to do the stuff. You gotta stay healthy.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah.

<v Speaker 13>But we traveled and we did stuff throughout all the years.

<v Speaker 13>You know, we were able to do some of that

<v Speaker 13>stuff too.

<v Speaker 3>So Vanessa, this is a great.

<v Speaker 13>I know, Katie, I'm sorry. I didn't think I would

<v Speaker 13>ever agree with there me ever.

<v Speaker 2>Wait, wait a minute, we're out of time. We gotta

<v Speaker 2>let you go.

<v Speaker 7>Vanessa really was the voice of reasons.

<v Speaker 4>Thank you for all of the good. There's a lot

<v Speaker 4>of really good advice.

<v Speaker 2>The text line is blowing up too. So we love

<v Speaker 2>bringing our personal lives onto the airway and you guys

<v Speaker 2>can fire off at us.

<v Speaker 3>Really appreciate you, guys.

<v Speaker 2>Thank you so much for your calls and comments. We

<v Speaker 2>are Jeremy, Katie, Josh here at Mix. Here we go

<v Speaker 2>all the big stories of the day. Shannon Elizabeth from

<v Speaker 2>American Pie is making another appearance in the Hype. We

<v Speaker 2>talked about her a couple of weeks ago and how

<v Speaker 2>she was going to be starting an only fans page

<v Speaker 2>to make fat stacks of cash. This is what baby

<v Speaker 2>non On needs. She does shorts of cash to by

<v Speaker 2>concert tickets.

<v Speaker 3>Anyway, what you're for this, your.

<v Speaker 7>Father said a spot though you.

<v Speaker 1>No.

<v Speaker 4>I am for it for her because this is what

<v Speaker 4>she wants to do.

<v Speaker 7>Because when she was trying to get parts in Hollywood,

<v Speaker 7>they were like, we want you to take off your

<v Speaker 7>clothes and then she was like, well, I don't want

<v Speaker 7>you to take all that money. So she started her

<v Speaker 7>only fans so she could keep the money that she

<v Speaker 7>was making.

<v Speaker 2>In the first million dollars, one of your daughter came

<v Speaker 2>to me and said, I'm goings, it's hard being a mom.

<v Speaker 7>That's what i'd say. That's exactly what I would say.

<v Speaker 7>It is so hard to be supportive.

<v Speaker 2>Fans.

<v Speaker 4>Shut your face.

<v Speaker 3>You're about this, I know.

<v Speaker 7>And I am all about women empowerment and if this

<v Speaker 7>was something that she wanted to do, we would.

<v Speaker 4>Have a conversation about it.

<v Speaker 7>I don't think that she wants to do this though, Okay,

<v Speaker 7>I really don't.

<v Speaker 2>Poor Nana. She's gonna go into work today and oh,

<v Speaker 2>my dad, they we're talking about you.

<v Speaker 7>You know what's funny is she gets a lot of

<v Speaker 7>comments about things we say about her, and I know

<v Speaker 7>this one's gonna be one of them.

<v Speaker 3>So Jeremy, it was with the territory. So that's a

<v Speaker 3>lot of money. Now here's even more money.

<v Speaker 2>Lisa Kudro from Friends was on some sort of podcast

<v Speaker 2>or something talking about all the money they made over

<v Speaker 2>the years on Friends. Now during that first season, each

<v Speaker 2>of the cast members made about twenty two thousand dollars.

<v Speaker 2>Now by seasons nine and ten they were making a

<v Speaker 2>million dollars per episode.

<v Speaker 3>They really stepped it up towards the end.

<v Speaker 2>But she says, get this, now, just sitting around on

<v Speaker 2>the butt each and every year, we get twenty million

<v Speaker 2>dollars a year in residuals just for you know, I

<v Speaker 2>guess that would be like replaying it on TV merch. Still,

<v Speaker 2>I would imagine Still Services.

<v Speaker 7>Still the same as their ending season salary essentially right,

<v Speaker 7>because if you factor it about me, they probably shot

<v Speaker 7>about twenty episodes a season, so I would say that's

<v Speaker 7>about right.

<v Speaker 2>Okay, but still like not even having to work, I know,

<v Speaker 2>you just give that check every year.

<v Speaker 4>They gave us so much with that.

<v Speaker 3>They really show though, you.

<v Speaker 7>Know, I iconic exactly like we every time it comes on.

<v Speaker 7>It's still I can sit down and watch it at

<v Speaker 7>when they put the turkey right, Monica put the turkey

<v Speaker 7>on her head.

<v Speaker 4>To this day, that makes me just lack programming.

<v Speaker 2>There quality programming. H Hugh Grant for some reason is

<v Speaker 2>in the hype because there's some interview with him from

<v Speaker 2>twenty twenty four circulating where he lists all the things

<v Speaker 2>that annoy him. We should do that on one show.

<v Speaker 2>Oh everything annoys us?

<v Speaker 3>Where do we start?

<v Speaker 2>These are pretty good? Actually, people walking slowly, Yeah, that

<v Speaker 2>irritates me. Yeah.

<v Speaker 3>By the way, people with backpacks, which is funny. That

<v Speaker 3>is here.

<v Speaker 2>It's every time I see somebody with like a backpack

<v Speaker 2>on and they're wandering around a Walmart or a Target,

<v Speaker 2>I'm like.

<v Speaker 3>Are you're gonna blow this place up? What are you doing?

<v Speaker 4>Pretty normal?

<v Speaker 7>So I don't always hate people with backpacks, but in

<v Speaker 7>a department it's a weird.

<v Speaker 2>You're walking around a cole's wearing a backpack. I'm like,

<v Speaker 2>how much stuff do you need to carry?

<v Speaker 7>I think they're gonna steal something immediately. I think they're

<v Speaker 7>a thief.

<v Speaker 2>Water bottles made the list. I'm fine with leaf blowers

<v Speaker 2>only at like seven am on a Sunday, ah and

<v Speaker 2>then road construction sites with no people working on them

<v Speaker 2>the worst?

<v Speaker 4>Right? Why do I go for the cone?

<v Speaker 2>Okay? Fans of Ted Lasso get this. They dropped the

<v Speaker 2>season four trailer yesterday. It's gonna premiere on August fifth.

<v Speaker 2>Ted Lasso is coming back to coach a women's second

<v Speaker 2>division soccer team. This time around and hilarity will ensue.

<v Speaker 7>You really like that show, right, that's one of your favorites,

<v Speaker 7>So I'm excited about that.

<v Speaker 2>What's the local stuff.

<v Speaker 4>We've got a lot of fun local stuff. Actually, today

<v Speaker 4>is Colorado Pint Day.

<v Speaker 7>It is always on a Wednesday. It's the industry's slowest

<v Speaker 7>day and over two hundred spots are celebrating, so you

<v Speaker 7>can wander into your favorite group hub and get yourself

<v Speaker 7>a commemorative glass. So this year's artist, Denver based artist

<v Speaker 7>Joe Pallick, said it is an honor to be included

<v Speaker 7>in Colorado Pint Day.

<v Speaker 4>There is see then, he really is.

<v Speaker 7>There's a lot of Easter eggs in it because he's

<v Speaker 7>paying homage to Colorado's one hundred and fiftieth birthday as

<v Speaker 7>well as the US says Big two fifty. So it

<v Speaker 7>is dinosaur themed. There's a lot of dinosaurs within the

<v Speaker 7>art and they've got like tent and our mountains are

<v Speaker 7>you know, right.

<v Speaker 2>There front and center.

<v Speaker 4>Well because camping right Like, there's a lot of different things.

<v Speaker 7>I would love to actually hold a glass and look

<v Speaker 7>at it because I'm only able to see it images

<v Speaker 7>on my phone and on the computer.

<v Speaker 3>It's really hard to like glasses.

<v Speaker 4>Yeah, this one is just like jam packed.

<v Speaker 6>You can buy just a glass too.

<v Speaker 7>Yeah, find out again all the places around town. You

<v Speaker 7>can get one from every glass that sold a dollar

<v Speaker 7>that is going to go directly to the Colorado's Brewer Guild.

<v Speaker 4>So we're very.

<v Speaker 2>Fair do this every year. I've got it, well maybe

<v Speaker 2>the past three or four years. I've got a few

<v Speaker 2>of them stacked up in the covered there.

<v Speaker 4>That's good.

<v Speaker 7>But they're great to look at, right and you're like, oh,

<v Speaker 7>it's a ferrato.

<v Speaker 2>You're supporting it is.

<v Speaker 7>And that's the thing is a lot of Colorado breweries

<v Speaker 7>we think, because our state is full of them, that

<v Speaker 7>they're just like printing money, and that's not the case.

<v Speaker 4>A lot of them are struggling right now.

<v Speaker 7>So this is a good way for you to go

<v Speaker 7>and show support and you get a nice little glass

<v Speaker 7>as well.

<v Speaker 2>Get your drink on. Yeah, it's five dollars for the glass,

<v Speaker 2>and I saw generally I think it's like ten bucks

<v Speaker 2>if you want to filled up with a little Bruce Kies.

<v Speaker 7>Okay, yeah, bringing your glass home and then let's do

<v Speaker 7>Westminster maybe pothole palooza into it.

<v Speaker 4>The of the sort yeah. So uh.

<v Speaker 7>They actually say that there's a lot of potholes that

<v Speaker 7>they don't even notice.

<v Speaker 4>So it's important for the public to if you see something,

<v Speaker 4>say something about those potholes.

<v Speaker 7>And yeah, again the third year or so, they've seen

<v Speaker 7>a lot of good things come from this.

<v Speaker 2>I know.

<v Speaker 4>The thing is is like even on.

<v Speaker 7>My way home, I know the spots on the road

<v Speaker 7>where I have to like move over to the right,

<v Speaker 7>move over to the left. So if those were just

<v Speaker 7>randomly filled, I'd be so happy. If you look, look

<v Speaker 7>at this pothole Palooza, I don't know how.

<v Speaker 6>To do that.

<v Speaker 3>Well, you don't have to fill them with asphalt.

<v Speaker 4>What can we put in there?

<v Speaker 3>They actually encourage people to get out and fill them

<v Speaker 3>with random things.

<v Speaker 7>Really, yeah, I can just go put anything in that pothole, Okay.

<v Speaker 3>Anything you want, pillows, pillows.

<v Speaker 4>We could do a backpack. Since everyone's so mad at.

<v Speaker 3>Peanut butter.

<v Speaker 7>Sticky when people do that picky pothole, I don't think

<v Speaker 7>they do.

<v Speaker 3>Okayny in it.

<v Speaker 7>Yeah, if you want to be part of Pothole Palooza

<v Speaker 7>is in Westminster, So there you go, get it, okay.

<v Speaker 7>And then the Colorado whiskey named Top of the top.

<v Speaker 7>Root Shoe Spirits is an American single malt for your

<v Speaker 7>bottle in Bond whiskey and it won the twenty twenty

<v Speaker 7>six International.

<v Speaker 4>Whiskey of the Year, also the US's Spirit.

<v Speaker 7>Of the Year and American Single Malt Whiskey of the

<v Speaker 7>Year awards, So it racked. It raked in all three

<v Speaker 7>of those, which is a big deal. Like the fact

<v Speaker 7>that do you want me to really interesting? Okay, took

<v Speaker 7>a lot of effort to do in that first time.

<v Speaker 7>So the Loveland Distillery, it was born out of Olander Farms,

<v Speaker 7>and they're very proud. They're like, not only is this

<v Speaker 7>a good look for whiskey, but it's a good look

<v Speaker 7>for Colorado. We go back to what we're saying, kind

<v Speaker 7>of a sluggish business lately, so let's show them some

<v Speaker 7>support where we can, Right.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, get your drink on exactly, Go get wasting pothole.

<v Speaker 4>J there's my high eye.

<v Speaker 2>Go thank you.

<v Speaker 1>She's got the mic, the moxie, and a brain full

<v Speaker 1>of doctor phillery runs.

<v Speaker 6>She's on me walk a duft on a JOm bug.

<v Speaker 1>But can you take down Katie? In pop culture?

<v Speaker 2>SmackDown crash, that is what you gotta do is crush

<v Speaker 2>Katie this morning, Maya made it through.

<v Speaker 3>Hi Maya, Hi pig girl.

<v Speaker 4>Hey, hey girl.

<v Speaker 3>So Maya, tell us a little bit about yourself.

<v Speaker 6>Who are you?

<v Speaker 14>Well, I'm Maya. I'm gonna stay at home mama here

<v Speaker 14>in Colorado.

<v Speaker 3>That's it.

<v Speaker 2>Huh.

<v Speaker 14>Yeah, I don't have a very exciting story, if I'm honest.

<v Speaker 2>Do you have any hobbies?

<v Speaker 7>Yeah?

<v Speaker 14>I love to bake.

<v Speaker 4>There we go.

<v Speaker 3>What's the best thing that you bake?

<v Speaker 7>Oh?

<v Speaker 14>I'm a cake girl.

<v Speaker 3>Oh yeah, we love cake.

<v Speaker 2>What kind of cake I like to do?

<v Speaker 14>Just like basic chocolate, you know, And I make a

<v Speaker 14>good raspberry white chocolate cake.

<v Speaker 7>Nothing basic about chocolate, Maya. No, it's not. It's not

<v Speaker 7>if you do it right exactly.

<v Speaker 2>What makes your chocolate cake so much better?

<v Speaker 14>Secret? It's hot coffee.

<v Speaker 2>Shut your face. You put coffee in it?

<v Speaker 14>Yeah, you do hot coffee in the batter and it

<v Speaker 14>brings out all the cocoa flavors.

<v Speaker 6>Shut up.

<v Speaker 2>I would think you would kind of have a terramazou

<v Speaker 2>tinge to it then, like a flavor.

<v Speaker 14>Not at all. It's the secret. I should have to

<v Speaker 14>give you my secrets.

<v Speaker 3>I'm gonna go home and try to make this with

<v Speaker 3>my Betty Crockers.

<v Speaker 4>Thank you for trusting us with your secret.

<v Speaker 7>Maya.

<v Speaker 4>I can't wait.

<v Speaker 2>How much hot coffee are we talking?

<v Speaker 14>It's like a coup and I just used iron fasic.

<v Speaker 14>I just used the instant coffee. But it works.

<v Speaker 4>Okay, I like this.

<v Speaker 2>I'm gonna have to try a cup.

<v Speaker 4>Of hot coffee.

<v Speaker 2>I'm intrigued.

<v Speaker 3>I am intrigued.

<v Speaker 2>May thank you for that writing it down right? Coffee

<v Speaker 2>and take all right, here's how this works. I'm gonna

<v Speaker 2>give you and Katie the same five questions.

<v Speaker 3>Best out of five wins.

<v Speaker 2>Ties go to Katie because she made up the rules

<v Speaker 2>and she's mean. Anything you'd like to say to Oork here?

<v Speaker 4>Yeah, my, I hope it's as a cake for you.

<v Speaker 15>On the radio.

<v Speaker 14>I like shout the answers in my car, so I

<v Speaker 14>hope I don't jinx myself, but I'm so ready.

<v Speaker 2>Okay, we would love it if you shout the answers today.

<v Speaker 4>Is there we go?

<v Speaker 6>Maya.

<v Speaker 2>Maya tell Katie to leave the studio.

<v Speaker 11>Bye, Katie, all right?

<v Speaker 2>So she leaves, goes into a room where she can't

<v Speaker 2>hear anything.

<v Speaker 3>Maya.

<v Speaker 2>I come up with the question. So there's no cheating,

<v Speaker 2>and we'll find out if you are right or wrong

<v Speaker 2>once we bring her back in the studios. Capeche Okay,

<v Speaker 2>all right, you ready, I'm ready? All right? What comic

<v Speaker 2>book character did Alicia Silverstone play?

<v Speaker 6>Don't cheat?

<v Speaker 14>Come on, I can't remember past.

<v Speaker 3>You're already, You're passing already.

<v Speaker 14>I know, I'm sorry.

<v Speaker 3>Oh, for God's sake. Here's your second question.

<v Speaker 2>What fruit is gwyn Stefani holding on the cover of

<v Speaker 2>No Doubts Tragic Kingdom album?

<v Speaker 3>Name the fruit?

<v Speaker 14>Is it a banana?

<v Speaker 3>Here's your third question.

<v Speaker 2>This character on Family Guy is known for being a

<v Speaker 2>bit of a ladies man, and he has a couple

<v Speaker 2>phrases like all right and giggity giggity.

<v Speaker 3>Who is he?

<v Speaker 11>Oh?

<v Speaker 14>I don't watch Family Guy. I don't know.

<v Speaker 3>You want me to put down banana?

<v Speaker 7>No? You want to banana?

<v Speaker 11>All right?

<v Speaker 2>You're not doing so good so far?

<v Speaker 3>A maya.

<v Speaker 14>I know, I know I'm failing.

<v Speaker 15>I drinxed myself.

<v Speaker 3>Here's your fourth question.

<v Speaker 2>What's the name of the novelty Terra Cotta item that's

<v Speaker 2>been around for decades? It blends gardening with pop culture

<v Speaker 2>characters like Scooby Doo.

<v Speaker 3>Presidents, Bob Ross.

<v Speaker 2>What's the name of this terra cotta novelty item?

<v Speaker 12>Is it a chia tete?

<v Speaker 3>No, we'll find out if you're right when we bring

<v Speaker 3>Katie back in.

<v Speaker 2>All right, here's your fifth and final question, Maya, what

<v Speaker 2>long running reality TV show had contestants stranded in a

<v Speaker 2>remote location, divided into tribes, and it had them looking

<v Speaker 2>for their own food, shelter, and fire.

<v Speaker 3>What was that TV show.

<v Speaker 14>Called my favorite show Survivor?

<v Speaker 2>All right, we brought Katie back in the studio, Maya.

<v Speaker 2>You still with us?

<v Speaker 14>Yeah, I'm here.

<v Speaker 3>Oh, you don't sound too happy, Maya.

<v Speaker 14>I don't feel very confident with my answers. Well I

<v Speaker 14>feel crushed.

<v Speaker 3>Well, let's see what happens.

<v Speaker 2>Okay, you might be right.

<v Speaker 3>All right, Katie, are you ready?

<v Speaker 4>I'm ready? Here we go.

<v Speaker 12>All right?

<v Speaker 2>What comic book character did Alicia Silverstone play?

<v Speaker 4>Catwoman? Right?

<v Speaker 17>Was she?

<v Speaker 4>You didn't give me a chance to think it through, Jeremy,

<v Speaker 4>I want.

<v Speaker 2>Maya, you said pass it? It was Batgirl.

<v Speaker 4>I would have worked my way.

<v Speaker 2>One oh second question, what fruit is Gwen Stefani holding

<v Speaker 2>on the cover of No Doubts Tragic Kingdom?

<v Speaker 7>Orangey Glad I knew that one orange orange orange orange.

<v Speaker 2>Maya, you said, Banana said.

<v Speaker 4>Remember it by her face?

<v Speaker 3>Yep, like holding it.

<v Speaker 2>Up like that. Once you see it, you're gonna be like,

<v Speaker 2>oh okay. Here's your third question for the crush. This

<v Speaker 2>character on Family Guy is known for being a ladies man.

<v Speaker 2>He uses a couple of catchphrases, all right and giggity giggity.

<v Speaker 4>That's quigmire.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, A, Maya said Banana. Yeah, sad day for you.

<v Speaker 3>Here's your fourth question for the crash.

<v Speaker 2>What's the name of the novelty terra cotta item that's

<v Speaker 2>been around for decades blending gardening with pop culture characters

<v Speaker 2>like Scooby Doo and some presidents and Bob Ross.

<v Speaker 4>Oh a chia pet? Yeah?

<v Speaker 7>Yeah, yeah?

<v Speaker 12>Uh?

<v Speaker 3>What did Maya say?

<v Speaker 2>Oh you said?

<v Speaker 3>You said she a pet as well? Yeah, I couldn't

<v Speaker 3>read my writing. Fifth and final question.

<v Speaker 2>What long running reality TV show had contestants stranded in

<v Speaker 2>a remote location. They were divided into tribes and they

<v Speaker 2>had to go out look for their own food, shelter.

<v Speaker 3>And fire.

<v Speaker 4>Survivor Survivor.

<v Speaker 2>Yep, hey, Maya, you know what you said.

<v Speaker 14>I said, my favorite show Survivor.

<v Speaker 2>Okay, but sadly, Katie got four and you got two.

<v Speaker 4>Thank you, thanks, and good job to you too. Maya,

<v Speaker 4>darn it's Maya there, darn, darn it, darn it.

<v Speaker 1>I'm sorry.

<v Speaker 9>I've had better days.

<v Speaker 3>That's all right.

<v Speaker 2>Well, you were so delightful and so nice to talk to.

<v Speaker 2>I'm gonna put you on hold really quick. Josh needs

<v Speaker 2>to come back and talk to you because he's insistent

<v Speaker 2>to flirt with every final contestant on the show.

<v Speaker 4>All right, hold on, you have to hold on.

<v Speaker 2>He needs to talk to you.

<v Speaker 4>Hang on.

<v Speaker 3>Okay, he's a flirt.

<v Speaker 2>Good news is we'll play Katie Crush again on.

<v Speaker 3>Friday morning here Devers Mix one.

<v Speaker 2>Good job, Katie, thank you, I came to play.

<v Speaker 3>You're doing really good lately, really really good.

<v Speaker 4>Yeah, thank you.

<v Speaker 2>We're gonna get out of here. Big Rob is coming

<v Speaker 2>up next, goes commercial free at eleven thirty for about

<v Speaker 2>ninety minutes. He's also going to give you a couple

<v Speaker 2>more chances to check out these sold out Lewis Capaldi

<v Speaker 2>show tonight at Red Rocks. Nina will be doing the

<v Speaker 2>same for your drive home. And then get this, You'll

<v Speaker 2>have three more chances today to qualify for mixed one hundred's.

<v Speaker 3>Boarding Call Family Boarding Call one, two and four.

<v Speaker 2>Once you hear those keywords, texting back into the station

<v Speaker 2>and you'll be in the running to win that epic

<v Speaker 2>trip out to car Ols Bad, California. Well, we're gonna

<v Speaker 2>get out of here, go play tomorrow's show. We will

<v Speaker 2>be back bright and early tomorrow. We're Jeremy and Katie

<v Speaker 2>and Josh. Denver's makes one hundred. Say bye y bye,

<v Speaker 2>Hey bye ya.