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

<v Speaker 2>I want to tell you, guys, so bad, so bad

<v Speaker 2>about something I ate last night.

<v Speaker 3>But I'm hesitating now that I don't want it to be.

<v Speaker 2>Scooped up off store shelves and then I can never

<v Speaker 2>find it again.

<v Speaker 3>Okay, the show is very powerful out there in the Kennedy.

<v Speaker 1>Keep your food like things. We're here, all right.

<v Speaker 3>I'll tell you good. You twisted my arm to it.

<v Speaker 3>You twisted my stomach.

<v Speaker 2>Lemon pasta, lemon infused pasta Trader.

<v Speaker 1>Joe's see, it is your duty to tell us more.

<v Speaker 3>Oh my god.

<v Speaker 1>It was so good and like the lemon is in

<v Speaker 1>the pasta I used as the pasta.

<v Speaker 4>How did they even do that?

<v Speaker 3>It's science. It's incredible food science.

<v Speaker 2>Nicknack came home with his this pasta, a couple of

<v Speaker 2>boxes of it the other night.

<v Speaker 3>I was like, Oh, I did do that. It's such

<v Speaker 3>a check thing to do to buy a lemon pasta.

<v Speaker 3>It's like there's something like three ingredients. I know you're

<v Speaker 3>gonna love it. So we made it and it was

<v Speaker 3>so good. I clean.

<v Speaker 2>I took my arm on the dining room table and

<v Speaker 2>I wiped everything onto the floor and made.

<v Speaker 3>Love to her right there on the table.

<v Speaker 2>Wow, in front of friends and family and the children.

<v Speaker 3>It was so good, beautiful moment.

<v Speaker 2>We put grilled chicken on top of it, and then

<v Speaker 2>what I did is I actually squeezed fresh lemon over

<v Speaker 2>it too, and then put the palm on there.

<v Speaker 3>You guys, I can't like so simple and so damn good.

<v Speaker 2>So don't go scooping it up, because I want to

<v Speaker 2>go buy more boxes of it.

<v Speaker 5>I want to try it.

<v Speaker 3>Was so good. I'm on, I'm on just some new

<v Speaker 3>food journeys right now. I'm trying new things.

<v Speaker 2>I'm eating more Mediterranean style, a lot of beans. I

<v Speaker 2>was just reading a story this morning about how it

<v Speaker 2>was something like ninety percent of Americans say that they

<v Speaker 2>would swap out their meat for beans on a more

<v Speaker 2>consistent basis.

<v Speaker 3>A little high number seems a little cool.

<v Speaker 1>But like when you said the statement, I'm like, why

<v Speaker 1>I would I have switched my meat out for beans

<v Speaker 1>many times?

<v Speaker 2>I just went garbonzos. Yeah, chickpeas garbanzo beans.

<v Speaker 3>Well, they're the same.

<v Speaker 1>Thing, chickpeas beans. They're the exact same lagoomes. The difference

<v Speaker 1>comes from different language traditions, yeah, no, pick a name.

<v Speaker 1>I know, but chick comes from Latin, and then the

<v Speaker 1>Spanish word garbonzo is for lagoms comes from the town

<v Speaker 1>garbonds expert over there. Well, it's funny because I love

<v Speaker 1>chickpea slash garbonzo beans. I make it your name, marry

<v Speaker 1>me chickpeas, and it is so dang good. So it's

<v Speaker 1>just like I do this a lot. I swapped the

<v Speaker 1>meat for beans, and there's a lot of different ways

<v Speaker 1>you can go with it. But chickpeas or.

<v Speaker 3>Garbonzo beans, stop it. They're the one that you.

<v Speaker 1>Can swap the most because they've got like that real

<v Speaker 1>meaty kind of exactly, and that's what you can do

<v Speaker 1>with it. But also the flavor is so mild. It's

<v Speaker 1>a white you know, it's the white colored beans. It's

<v Speaker 1>a lot more mild than like your black bean or

<v Speaker 1>your pinto beans, right, and it's a little more sensitive

<v Speaker 1>on your tomb, more sensitive on your tim.

<v Speaker 3>Everybody, what you asked, So I didn't ask anything.

<v Speaker 5>You did.

<v Speaker 2>All I said was I bought garbonzo beans and you

<v Speaker 2>go chickpeas.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, I didn't ask you anything.

<v Speaker 1>Again, and ask you nothing about nothing from the Italian

<v Speaker 1>island of garbons. That's really where they're from. And they

<v Speaker 1>put they put the O at the end of garbonzo

<v Speaker 1>just because that's what Italians say at the end of

<v Speaker 1>the words.

<v Speaker 3>So you know they're speaking Italian eats a garbanzos. Now

<v Speaker 3>you know.

<v Speaker 1>The rainbow is going across the sky. The more you know,

<v Speaker 1>you gotta learn today.

<v Speaker 3>I don't want to. The only thing I want is

<v Speaker 3>us to settle there needs. This needs to be put

<v Speaker 3>through Congress or something. Let's settle on a name. Okay,

<v Speaker 3>garbonzo or chickpeas.

<v Speaker 2>Let's just pick one, for God's sakes, because it's too

<v Speaker 2>confusing for we.

<v Speaker 1>Could combine them and call them chick bonzos. Hi, vote

<v Speaker 1>for that one, chick bonzo.

<v Speaker 5>It's not bad.

<v Speaker 2>The best part about this, this is not what we're

<v Speaker 2>going to talk about it all at all.

<v Speaker 3>I was just gonna briefly mention my pasta.

<v Speaker 4>And here we are with the chickaguar bonzos, the bonzo pizzos,

<v Speaker 4>chick bonzos, the chicka bonzoscle Mo.

<v Speaker 3>Mama, comet it. We need some more chicka garbanzos. Whatever

<v Speaker 3>this is dumb, We'll do better here in a few minutes.

<v Speaker 2>Okay, do better JKJ before we got off on beans.

<v Speaker 2>For some reason, I don't watch a lot of TV.

<v Speaker 2>It's just I just do other.

<v Speaker 3>Things and I'm kind of busy.

<v Speaker 2>But I actually was able to kick on a Netflix

<v Speaker 2>series yesterday while I was at the gym. Okay, And

<v Speaker 2>I think it might turn into a future topic on

<v Speaker 2>this morning show because I think everybody has horrible neighbors

<v Speaker 2>and the name of this, uh, this program on Netflix

<v Speaker 2>I think was called like bad Neighbors, Worst Neighbor Ever, that's.

<v Speaker 5>What it is.

<v Speaker 3>Worst neighbor ever Seen. Yeah, it was trending.

<v Speaker 2>It was like the fifth most watched thing on Netflix

<v Speaker 2>right now. And I watched pretty much all of episode one,

<v Speaker 2>where a neighbor goes and shoots another neighbor in the face.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah.

<v Speaker 1>No, it gets intense with that show, and I was like,

<v Speaker 1>whoa nuts.

<v Speaker 3>I can't stop watching it.

<v Speaker 2>And I think we probably all have a story about

<v Speaker 2>a horrible, horrible neighbor.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, absolutely, we.

<v Speaker 2>Might want to make that a show topic at some point.

<v Speaker 2>But I'll tell you, I'll give you a Netflix recommendation.

<v Speaker 2>I'm only through episode one, but that is a pretty

<v Speaker 2>solid show to watch. You dig it just because it's

<v Speaker 2>so shocking, and it's one of those ones where you

<v Speaker 2>watch it and you're like, thank God, my life is

<v Speaker 2>fairly normal, and thank god I live around people that

<v Speaker 2>are pretty rad.

<v Speaker 1>See a little more grateful for your situation.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, shows, because there's some real psychos out there. Absolutely,

<v Speaker 3>you don't get to choose your neighbors.

<v Speaker 2>You know, when you're moving to a neighborhood, you never

<v Speaker 2>know what you're gonna get. Some people are monsters.

<v Speaker 3>Absolutely.

<v Speaker 5>Yeah.

<v Speaker 2>Our neighbors almost ran my mom down with a car

<v Speaker 2>once when I was growing up.

<v Speaker 1>I'm like, my mouth is still agate because of it. Like,

<v Speaker 1>I'm just like, what what did your mom do?

<v Speaker 2>Coming anyway, be thinking about that, guys that my pop

<v Speaker 2>up is a future show topic here with JK. All Right,

<v Speaker 2>we're gonna play a quick song, a little home wrecker

<v Speaker 2>action from Somber about three minutes long. We're gonna come

<v Speaker 2>back and talk about the monster in Josh's life.

<v Speaker 3>His girlfriend. Oh, we know, we love her, Princess Pilot.

<v Speaker 3>There's a dilemma going on.

<v Speaker 2>She's kind of sneaky. She's a little sneaky. What's going

<v Speaker 2>on with Pilot girl? Well, we'll talk about it in

<v Speaker 2>about three minutes here at Denver's Mixed one hundred with Jeremy,

<v Speaker 2>Katie and Josh. About every Tuesday and Thursday, we like

<v Speaker 2>to do a little show wants to Know dilemma. Generally

<v Speaker 2>it is from our listeners sending in messages. But this

<v Speaker 2>week Josh is like, I got something to talk about.

<v Speaker 3>So what's going on in your life?

<v Speaker 5>Buddy? Well, I'm just confused. I'm really really confused because

<v Speaker 5>I have been taught throughout the different relationships I've been in.

<v Speaker 5>You know, communication is key. That's what every girlfriend always says.

<v Speaker 5>Communication is key. Be open and honest, always tell each

<v Speaker 5>other everything. And the other day I was with Princess Pilot,

<v Speaker 5>my girlfriend, and we were just talking about something and

<v Speaker 5>something came up on my phone and I was like, hey,

<v Speaker 5>like I was doing something. I was like, I need

<v Speaker 5>you to read what popped up, and so she goes okay,

<v Speaker 5>and then she looks at me. She's like, oh, I

<v Speaker 5>I don't have your your password, and I go, oh

<v Speaker 5>blah blah blah blah blah. I gave her my password.

<v Speaker 5>It's actually zero zero zero zero, so I just give

<v Speaker 5>it to her. I didn't think anything of it. And

<v Speaker 5>then we're talking, and we were around dinner and I

<v Speaker 5>was like, well, hey, like, do you think it's kind

<v Speaker 5>of important that we maybe give each other passwords just

<v Speaker 5>in case, like, you know, I need your phone or

<v Speaker 5>anything like that. And she flat out was like, uh no,

<v Speaker 5>I don't really think like boyfriends and girlfriends should do that.

<v Speaker 5>And I was like, this was direct. Twenty minutes after

<v Speaker 5>I just flippantly gave her mind. I was like, that's

<v Speaker 5>it's never been a big deal to me. You know,

<v Speaker 5>I don't care. I didn't think twice about it. Yeah

<v Speaker 5>and yeah, no, no, So I give it to her,

<v Speaker 5>and then I'm like kind of bringing that up at

<v Speaker 5>dinner to be like, hey, can this be reciprocated, you

<v Speaker 5>know a little bit, because I was like, well, hey,

<v Speaker 5>like and look again, I trust her with everything I have.

<v Speaker 5>This is not a thing of me being like, you know,

<v Speaker 5>I'm going there's some shady stuff going on. No, and

<v Speaker 5>I'm not. I was never thinking about that. But that

<v Speaker 5>being said, I was just like there are moments of

<v Speaker 5>like even in the car, if she's driving and we

<v Speaker 5>want to change a song really quick, like give me

<v Speaker 5>the pass codeer, you know. So it's just little things

<v Speaker 5>like that, and I'm just taken aback by the way

<v Speaker 5>that she was like no so quickly, okay, Jared. It

<v Speaker 5>almost felt like that, It almost felt like a no, like,

<v Speaker 5>uh so.

<v Speaker 3>She still has your password to your phone so she

<v Speaker 3>can get in.

<v Speaker 2>Haven't changed it, yause you know, if you go in

<v Speaker 2>now and change it and she picks it up and

<v Speaker 2>like needs to hop on it or something again, She's like,

<v Speaker 2>why did you change it?

<v Speaker 5>I'm sad with me. Yeah, And I'm the shady one

<v Speaker 5>all of a sudden if I were you, and it

<v Speaker 5>totally would and anoint I don't want to, you know,

<v Speaker 5>be the troublemaker in that aspect. But that being said,

<v Speaker 5>like I don't I don't know where to go from

<v Speaker 5>here because I don't want to ask again because then

<v Speaker 5>I just seem crazy. I'm like the crazy person of

<v Speaker 5>like give me you passwords?

<v Speaker 3>Thinking like what is she hiding?

<v Speaker 5>Then? Right? I don't Okay. But the other thing is,

<v Speaker 5>I've never ever had any reason to think of anything shade.

<v Speaker 1>But I don't think it's I think it's a boundary

<v Speaker 1>for her.

<v Speaker 5>I think it is, and I think she's been burned

<v Speaker 5>before by it.

<v Speaker 1>I think she's like unless we're engaged, ready to be merry,

<v Speaker 1>really committing to this thing, Like I don't know if

<v Speaker 1>I want to take that step yet, So I respect that, yes.

<v Speaker 5>And normally i'd be on board with that because I've

<v Speaker 5>I've never shared a password with any of my exes before.

<v Speaker 5>But that being said, uh, I gave it to her

<v Speaker 5>so easily, so I was like, whoa A. First of all,

<v Speaker 5>I'm in love, and then second of all, I was

<v Speaker 5>also like, yeah, no, one time is enough. But no,

<v Speaker 5>so I basically said it, and then I was like, okay,

<v Speaker 5>why wasn't that reciprocating it? It bothered me a little bit.

<v Speaker 2>I was like, well, no, no, I want to what

<v Speaker 2>do you I'm trying to think of, like, well, we're

<v Speaker 2>going to ask our listeners here?

<v Speaker 5>Do I keep asking or do I just let it go?

<v Speaker 5>I don't know what to do here. I don't know

<v Speaker 5>how to I don't know the protocol here. I don't

<v Speaker 5>know if I should be annoying and be like hey,

<v Speaker 5>you know, or bring up a bigger conversation why don't

<v Speaker 5>you feel comfortable giving it to me?

<v Speaker 2>Or look over her shoulder and like you, ah, I

<v Speaker 2>know what it is.

<v Speaker 3>It's a Jeremy answer.

<v Speaker 5>That's the other thing. She's a privacy screen. Should I

<v Speaker 5>be worried about that too?

<v Speaker 3>Oh, I just got one of those. I love it.

<v Speaker 3>I have idea those even exists.

<v Speaker 5>I've heard really good things about them, and I yeah,

<v Speaker 5>So I don't know, it's just it doesn't I'm not

<v Speaker 5>worried about her. I'm just a little intrigued as to

<v Speaker 5>why she was like, no, absolutely not, No, I don't

<v Speaker 5>like it. So I don't know. I just feel like,

<v Speaker 5>should I keep the conversation going or should I just

<v Speaker 5>let it go and ask if we get engaged?

<v Speaker 2>Full lines are open three oh three six nine one

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

<v Speaker 3>Sixteen forty nine. I think I'm just a little bit

<v Speaker 3>more of a realist on this. I really feel like

<v Speaker 3>she might be might be hyping.

<v Speaker 5>Something you've met. You think she's that time, I don't.

<v Speaker 5>I don't think she's hiding anything.

<v Speaker 2>Well, I've also heard some backstories we haven't talked about

<v Speaker 2>on the air, so.

<v Speaker 5>Those are off the air for a reason.

<v Speaker 3>I'm trying to tiptoe around there without getting you in trouble.

<v Speaker 5>Please do please actually tiptoe so far away?

<v Speaker 2>Do you think there's any nights where she maybe reaches

<v Speaker 2>out to an X or something or.

<v Speaker 5>I hope not. I really really hope that happened, and

<v Speaker 5>I really I will always trust someone and tell reason.

<v Speaker 3>That's a good lie always. Okay, hi'm indy. Hi, that's

<v Speaker 3>it going well, we're super dupes.

<v Speaker 2>Thanks for calling in. What should Josh do about this

<v Speaker 2>dilemma with his girlfriend?

<v Speaker 1>I think she should let it go because I think

<v Speaker 1>communication has expressing your feelings and not taking into other

<v Speaker 1>people's poms.

<v Speaker 5>Okay, I like that, but it's almost like when someone

<v Speaker 5>says don't touch the hot stove, you automatically wonder why

<v Speaker 5>you can't touch it, and I'm like, you know, it's

<v Speaker 5>it's just the maybe, the flippant way. It was like, no,

<v Speaker 5>like I don't feel the need to give it to you,

<v Speaker 5>and I do, like I really do. I do trust

<v Speaker 5>her with everything that I have, So it's not like

<v Speaker 5>I'm worried about her going off and doing anything wrong.

<v Speaker 5>But it is odd how quickly she dismissed it. Mindy,

<v Speaker 5>Does that make sense?

<v Speaker 6>Absolutely? And that's the communication part where you ask her, Hey.

<v Speaker 2>Why don't you want to give me.

<v Speaker 7>Your passwords?

<v Speaker 2>When I give you mind ye, ask her and then

<v Speaker 2>just start crying and make it weird, really start bawling,

<v Speaker 2>and it's like the whole I can't breathe.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, do one of those.

<v Speaker 5>Okay, okay, well and we'll let you know how it goes.

<v Speaker 3>So questions, either let it go or ask a bunch

<v Speaker 3>of questions, right, mindy, let it go and ask the

<v Speaker 3>question both double whammy. Okay, all right, mindy, thank you,

<v Speaker 3>so you mindy.

<v Speaker 5>I don't know can you do both of these? I

<v Speaker 5>don't know how to you that. Now.

<v Speaker 3>I liked her approach and asked some questions. Yeah, let's

<v Speaker 3>make it weird, like sit her.

<v Speaker 1>Down, don't make her feel uncomfortable about it.

<v Speaker 5>Over her.

<v Speaker 3>That's the thing again, Okay.

<v Speaker 1>I think that she has that boundary because if she's

<v Speaker 1>been burned before, which totally and you don't know that.

<v Speaker 3>She knows Josh stuff she can give in his phone

<v Speaker 3>whenever she won.

<v Speaker 1>And it was a situation where it wasn't like she's

<v Speaker 1>like I need this, no I asked, Yeah, I asked her.

<v Speaker 1>It's a different situation. And how she got that. You know,

<v Speaker 1>access and I'm asking for that. Access is fine.

<v Speaker 3>But put your phone in a different room.

<v Speaker 2>Put your phone in a different room and while you

<v Speaker 2>guys are sitting on the couch watching a movie, like, oh,

<v Speaker 2>I got to look something up really quick. Then grab

<v Speaker 2>her phone and be like, hey, what's your password? I

<v Speaker 2>need to get in and look at something.

<v Speaker 5>Totally round about like that. And what if she says no, there,

<v Speaker 5>that's when the crying started, I know exactly.

<v Speaker 1>Then that's a totally there's a situation that's totally different.

<v Speaker 3>Here's Meg and Will is up after Meg.

<v Speaker 6>Hi, Meg, Hey guys.

<v Speaker 3>Well we're fine, thank you. Josh is miserable.

<v Speaker 6>So, first of all, if this has made it to

<v Speaker 6>the air, then it is time to talk with her.

<v Speaker 6>If this is potentially somebody who want to spend the

<v Speaker 6>rest of your life with, have the conversation. What happens

<v Speaker 6>when you actually have really.

<v Speaker 7>Big things you need to talk about?

<v Speaker 5>Right? Yeah?

<v Speaker 1>Question?

<v Speaker 6>Is she a mom? And how old is she?

<v Speaker 5>Uh? Not yet not a mother? And she is a

<v Speaker 5>little I'm thirty one, she's a little bit older than me.

<v Speaker 7>Okay.

<v Speaker 6>The reason I bring that up is because sometimes I'm

<v Speaker 6>a mom. I've got three kids. Sometimes and the work

<v Speaker 6>I do my life has exposed to everybody. Sometimes I

<v Speaker 6>literally just want to have a little something to myself

<v Speaker 6>for no other reason except that I can.

<v Speaker 3>That's a good point.

<v Speaker 6>That's a good that's it right. And now that I

<v Speaker 6>actually have my kids, sometimes they want to steal my

<v Speaker 6>phone and change the song while I'm rocking out my

<v Speaker 6>you know, my bad self in my eighties music, and

<v Speaker 6>I'm like, no, you don't know the password, but but

<v Speaker 6>there is. And with my boyfriend, you know, if he asked,

<v Speaker 6>I would give it to him. But I would also

<v Speaker 6>say the same thing, like I'm not why, like why

<v Speaker 6>do you need it? I'm not hiding anything, ask me anything.

<v Speaker 3>But you would still give it to him. You would

<v Speaker 3>still give it to him.

<v Speaker 6>Yes, I I.

<v Speaker 3>Are you a big she because I would.

<v Speaker 5>I guess that's a really good point.

<v Speaker 7>Meg.

<v Speaker 5>I really like that you said for no other reason

<v Speaker 5>than the fact that you want something for yourself. I've

<v Speaker 5>never heard anybody say that, and You're right, I think,

<v Speaker 5>especially even with our job here, we open up our

<v Speaker 5>lives so much, it is nice to have something private

<v Speaker 5>and something that is just yours. And I've not had

<v Speaker 5>anybody say that to me yet. And I really like

<v Speaker 5>that point.

<v Speaker 6>Well, And if I could take it one step further,

<v Speaker 6>I don't share my location with anybody except my sister

<v Speaker 6>I have. I only share it with my boyfriend temporarily

<v Speaker 6>if I'm going somewhere that I'd be unsafe or something,

<v Speaker 6>But he shares his all the time with me. Again,

<v Speaker 6>it's not because I have anything to hide, but it

<v Speaker 6>is because I live such a full life, giving so

<v Speaker 6>much to other people that I just want to, I

<v Speaker 6>mean not really really get lost, but.

<v Speaker 3>Right you don't want to. What's your advice for Josh

<v Speaker 3>than Meg? What should he do?

<v Speaker 6>Absolutely?

<v Speaker 7>Ask her?

<v Speaker 6>Okay me, really, why lose more sleep over it? And

<v Speaker 6>you'll walk away with data points If she says nope,

<v Speaker 6>I really I don't want to talk about it. I

<v Speaker 6>really don't want to share it, you know, just have

<v Speaker 6>the conversation.

<v Speaker 3>Okay, Meg, we appreciate your call. You're very, very wise

<v Speaker 3>in the world of phones. Thank you, Meg, Or you're

<v Speaker 3>going to walk away with even more questions like what

<v Speaker 3>is she hiding?

<v Speaker 5>That really is up in the air?

<v Speaker 2>Is because this is so weird that you were so

<v Speaker 2>open and you're like, fine, get into my phone and

<v Speaker 2>then you ask her and it was no.

<v Speaker 3>No, it's weird.

<v Speaker 1>Going back to what Meg said, really quick, I now

<v Speaker 1>I have a whole new whoa wait a minute, because

<v Speaker 1>she's new to this job, you having having a boyfriend

<v Speaker 1>who has a job like this, and we've already talked

<v Speaker 1>about Princess Pilot in a way that I'm.

<v Speaker 5>Sure she's not comfortable about me.

<v Speaker 1>So it's like that gives us permission again. That gives

<v Speaker 1>you permission again to have a little bit more insight

<v Speaker 1>to her life, and maybe she's not willing.

<v Speaker 3>To give that to you.

<v Speaker 2>I think it gives you permission to change your phone

<v Speaker 2>code now because you're like, I need something private because

<v Speaker 2>my life is on the air. So now you don't

<v Speaker 2>get my phone code because that's my privacy.

<v Speaker 3>You know, why does it work for him enough for her?

<v Speaker 3>So Josh can't have privacy.

<v Speaker 1>You can't give someone a sweater and then be like,

<v Speaker 1>oh wan my sweater back because you're giving me because it's.

<v Speaker 3>One hundred degrees outside, you don't need a sweater right now.

<v Speaker 3>True if it's hot her.

<v Speaker 1>It was an analogy, Okay.

<v Speaker 2>I just don't understand why it's not okay for Josh

<v Speaker 2>to have his privacy but it's okay for her to

<v Speaker 2>have her privacy.

<v Speaker 5>Well, I think it's the same thing too, Like I

<v Speaker 5>share my location with her and she shares hers. But

<v Speaker 5>that being said, like I think, as the boyfriend, it

<v Speaker 5>is more important to show her and encourage and encourage

<v Speaker 5>her that you are a respectable person, you know, and

<v Speaker 5>and show that because this day and age, we aren't

<v Speaker 5>a lot of people aren't.

<v Speaker 3>Let's quickly get to will We're run out of time.

<v Speaker 7>Hi, Willie, how's it going?

<v Speaker 3>Hey, we're good, buddy. What are your thoughts for Josh?

<v Speaker 7>I guess I'm from a different planet because I mean,

<v Speaker 7>to me, what's on a phone? Social media, text messages.

<v Speaker 7>So in a relationship with somebody, then then why is

<v Speaker 7>that even a big deal? Like I was telling them earlier,

<v Speaker 7>I my girlfriend, now that I have now that I

<v Speaker 7>actually trust. We don't even really have a password on

<v Speaker 7>my phone, on our phones, like it's just a it's

<v Speaker 7>just a thing, you know, grab I have your phone.

<v Speaker 7>I'm using your phone. Yeah, whatever, I have your I

<v Speaker 7>grabbed your phone on actually okay whatever. So to me,

<v Speaker 7>and in past troubled relationships, that's always been the thing

<v Speaker 7>that was like, oh it was it was the text message,

<v Speaker 7>it was this, So to me, it's it's it's damaging

<v Speaker 7>but like I said, it's just what we've established is

<v Speaker 7>that Josh is clearly more open and and available for

<v Speaker 7>this relationship than she is. I agree, And you can't

<v Speaker 7>have a double standard, and you can't bring your past

<v Speaker 7>relationships into your new relationships. Like she's in her thirties,

<v Speaker 7>should not be an issue.

<v Speaker 2>Ye wow, you we're on the same page, man, Josh.

<v Speaker 3>Josh is open, she is not. I don't think that

<v Speaker 3>that's what that says.

<v Speaker 1>Again, I think she has strong boundaries and it's okay

<v Speaker 1>for you to approach her about that. But it's not

<v Speaker 1>a bad thing that she doesn't want to just give

<v Speaker 1>her password.

<v Speaker 7>I just I don't think double thing. So, like I said,

<v Speaker 7>I feel like when she asked him for his password

<v Speaker 7>that day, then it wasn't for whatever she was doing.

<v Speaker 7>It was to see if she he would give her

<v Speaker 7>bing bingo.

<v Speaker 2>And then she's like, well, now I got it and

<v Speaker 2>I can't change it. Now he can't change it because

<v Speaker 2>it'll be weird. I'll ask him why and ruin his life.

<v Speaker 3>I don't think that's well said. Question.

<v Speaker 5>That was that was heavy. That was heavy.

<v Speaker 2>Will was spot on though, Like he's living it right there, buddy,

<v Speaker 2>You gotta listen to Will.

<v Speaker 1>Wouldn't it be funny we had somebody text in and

<v Speaker 1>wouldn't it be funny if she changed her password to

<v Speaker 1>yours and she's just waiting for you to figure that out.

<v Speaker 5>Try it, just try and see.

<v Speaker 3>Maybe that's what she did.

<v Speaker 5>I always use face idea. Maybe what's my password?

<v Speaker 3>I know why she's not any though, because I have

<v Speaker 3>been messaging her.

<v Speaker 2>Shut That means it's time for a little Micks one

<v Speaker 2>hundred Sports report. A new world record was set this

<v Speaker 2>past Saturday for skydiving around the world. Thirty one thousand

<v Speaker 2>and seventy five people coordinated a skydive.

<v Speaker 3>In forty three different countries on a single day. How

<v Speaker 3>about that.

<v Speaker 2>That's a lot of people jumping out an airplane the

<v Speaker 2>exact same time.

<v Speaker 5>I don't know if you could coordinate that.

<v Speaker 2>I don't think it was the exact same time, but

<v Speaker 2>I guess throughout the day.

<v Speaker 3>Okay, I'm skimming here.

<v Speaker 1>Hmmm.

<v Speaker 2>I don't think it was at the same time. That

<v Speaker 2>would have been quite the seat. That's a lot of

<v Speaker 2>that's a lot of planes and stuff open in the air.

<v Speaker 2>I don't know anyway. It was all initiated and organized

<v Speaker 2>by the US Parachute Association very official drifting through life.

<v Speaker 3>To drift organization.

<v Speaker 5>Ups and downs, right.

<v Speaker 3>Dead jokes anyway.

<v Speaker 2>For that one, it surpassed the previous record of thirty

<v Speaker 2>thousand something.

<v Speaker 3>Anyway, that's kind of fun.

<v Speaker 2>It's something I would never do, though, No, no, no,

<v Speaker 2>I feel like I would panic up in the air

<v Speaker 2>and forget to pull the shoot I really do.

<v Speaker 5>Luckily you don't have to. You have an instructor strapped

<v Speaker 5>right to you.

<v Speaker 3>I'm not doing that. That's far too kinky for me.

<v Speaker 3>Rock shot, Stop pulling bat, don't pull me there.

<v Speaker 2>It's wait a minute now, I'm interested that bad, not

<v Speaker 2>that bad? Are you back to back or front to.

<v Speaker 5>Front whatever you want? Honestly?

<v Speaker 3>How many people are to other together?

<v Speaker 5>Up to four? Oh? All right?

<v Speaker 1>Okay?

<v Speaker 3>Overshre uh.

<v Speaker 2>Tom Brady has been flirting with the idea of doing

<v Speaker 2>a match for the WWE.

<v Speaker 3>Have you guys been hearing these rumors.

<v Speaker 5>It's been really weird. It is the way he's promoting it, right.

<v Speaker 2>I guess he slapped Logan Paul the other day. He

<v Speaker 2>was at the World Cup and he was flipping Logan

<v Speaker 2>Paul off. They've been taken for bull shots at each other.

<v Speaker 2>So the media is saying, well, I guess they're setting

<v Speaker 2>it up for some sort of WWE match with Tom Brady.

<v Speaker 5>Logan's gotten huge into that because he did boxing for

<v Speaker 5>a little bit and kind of found out that wasn't

<v Speaker 5>for him and Tom the way that he's promoting this,

<v Speaker 5>did you see did you see the actual slap which

<v Speaker 5>I did.

<v Speaker 3>It's so fake and he was like more of a

<v Speaker 3>shoulder slap.

<v Speaker 5>It really was.

<v Speaker 3>He was going for his face and got his shoulder.

<v Speaker 5>It was dumb. It didn't look good. Tom is not

<v Speaker 5>that type of WWE guy. I just can't see him

<v Speaker 5>doing Ittaly not. Yeah. I mean, he'll get a lot

<v Speaker 5>of money from it.

<v Speaker 2>So I guess this dude from Barstool Sports is saying,

<v Speaker 2>this is just sad. What is happening to Tom Brady

<v Speaker 2>post retirement. It's one of the greatest downfalls of an icon,

<v Speaker 2>he said, and he said his legacy is being lamified.

<v Speaker 2>Everything about him is cringey right now.

<v Speaker 3>He's kind I kind of get there.

<v Speaker 1>Yeah, John Cena route where it was like John Cena

<v Speaker 1>got out of wrestling and then you just saw him

<v Speaker 1>attached to everything, so it lessened.

<v Speaker 5>I think he doesn't know what he wants to do

<v Speaker 5>in life anymore. I mean, without football, tom Brady's lost.

<v Speaker 5>And he's tried the broadcasting, which is fine, but this.

<v Speaker 2>Stuff is in the roast and everything he's been a

<v Speaker 2>part of where he's cussing and talking dirty.

<v Speaker 3>It's like it's just not a good look. No, you

<v Speaker 3>should do.

<v Speaker 1>He should be a yogi. He should go be one

<v Speaker 1>of those like yoga masters. I could see Tom Brady

<v Speaker 1>as one of those teaching people yoga, teaching them to

<v Speaker 1>you know, rein in their inner power. Like see Tom

<v Speaker 1>Brady doing something like that.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, then he can get his own brand of yoga

<v Speaker 2>mats and sell them and all that stuff.

<v Speaker 3>Yes, you know he'd monetize it.

<v Speaker 1>Calimbroga Broga brogd.

<v Speaker 7>Of like it.

<v Speaker 5>I kind of like it.

<v Speaker 1>Yeah, there you go, tom Brady.

<v Speaker 5>You can send the check to Katie.

<v Speaker 3>Well don puzzling that house. That's really impressive.

<v Speaker 5>What else is going on, Josh well A massive pastime

<v Speaker 5>is kind of making a comeback ever since around COVID

<v Speaker 5>nineteen now. I used to collect top sports cards, like

<v Speaker 5>the football, the baseball cards, those ones, and it was

<v Speaker 5>kind of a thing of the nineties. A lot of

<v Speaker 5>Pokemon cards were collectibles then, and I would say around

<v Speaker 5>the mid to late twenty tens, people kind of stopped

<v Speaker 5>doing that. We went a lot more digital, but COVID

<v Speaker 5>nineteen forced everybody to stay home and collecting cards kind

<v Speaker 5>of became cool again, if you will. And with that,

<v Speaker 5>the inflation of how much those cards are worth is

<v Speaker 5>astronomical now. Cards that were worth like one thousand bucks

<v Speaker 5>and twenty twenty by the time twenty twenty one rolled around,

<v Speaker 5>they were worth ten thousand and fifteen thousand dollars. So

<v Speaker 5>it really got a lot of these young kiddos into

<v Speaker 5>collecting cards again, which I love because I think collecting

<v Speaker 5>cards as a young boy was one of my favorite

<v Speaker 5>things to do. You would trade them and do all

<v Speaker 5>the fun.

<v Speaker 2>During COVID, people were trading those virus cards like you could.

<v Speaker 2>You could collect all the viruses.

<v Speaker 5>They were collect them all. I got influenza Pokemon as well.

<v Speaker 7>Well.

<v Speaker 5>A little kid, hold on, there's a whole partner.

<v Speaker 1>We'll trade you for appatitis, said, no one.

<v Speaker 5>Ever keep the train on the tracks here, okay, Well,

<v Speaker 5>looking for HPV for a while.

<v Speaker 3>Okay, I'll trade you for my measles card.

<v Speaker 5>We have the rebella you have that one?

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, okay, well a young yeah, you're catching on telling

<v Speaker 2>me to stop, and then you catch on.

<v Speaker 3>You should stop.

<v Speaker 5>You should absolutely stop.

<v Speaker 3>Continued Josh.

<v Speaker 5>All right, Josh, a young boy.

<v Speaker 3>It's very important stuff here.

<v Speaker 5>Yes, went to the Fanatics fest, uh the other day

<v Speaker 5>and he was only eight years old and was given

<v Speaker 5>seventy five cents for a vending machine to try to

<v Speaker 5>get a card. And this kid pulled out a one

<v Speaker 5>of one show Hey, Otani autographed gold Refractor card. It's

<v Speaker 5>already worth eight to ten thousand dollars. The thing about

<v Speaker 5>this that's really neat that I like is that Otani's

<v Speaker 5>card a couple of years ago or no, sorry, one

<v Speaker 5>month ago, sold for three million dollars. This is why

<v Speaker 5>you should get your kids into this, because you don't

<v Speaker 5>know how much those cards are gonna be worth.

<v Speaker 3>And the pack of cards is like two bucks exactly

<v Speaker 3>these number.

<v Speaker 5>I think we keep doing this, Jerry should keep doing

<v Speaker 5>Pokemon thing.

<v Speaker 3>Right, No, no, no, no, because I want him to

<v Speaker 3>have a girlfriend.

<v Speaker 2>Hey, Josh has been trying to text with his girlfriend

<v Speaker 2>and she's not replying, leaving him on red.

<v Speaker 5>Please call me back, please, text me mad at you.

<v Speaker 3>She's so mad at you she might be you're being trouble.

<v Speaker 2>You know me, I've been doing this gig for twenty

<v Speaker 2>two years. You know how many people I've pissed off

<v Speaker 2>in my family.

<v Speaker 5>And people close to me all love them.

<v Speaker 2>If your family, that's fine, it was saying, though, that's

<v Speaker 2>all part of the gig for a long time. She

<v Speaker 2>knows what she got lost friends? Really, I have literally

<v Speaker 2>lost friends because of this job.

<v Speaker 5>Yeah. Same, you know.

<v Speaker 1>Can I tell you a funny story real quick, just

<v Speaker 1>because I when I did radio over on the Western Slope,

<v Speaker 1>my boyfriend at the time, we had a nickname for

<v Speaker 1>him was mister fix It. Right. We were talking about

<v Speaker 1>birthing stories. How you know, when you were born, there's

<v Speaker 1>always story attached to it that everybody talks about, right,

<v Speaker 1>And for him, it was that the person who performed

<v Speaker 1>his circumcision, that was his very circumcision ever. Yes, my

<v Speaker 1>my ex boyfriend, he was the first circumcision doctor ever performed.

<v Speaker 5>And so I was just telling that story on the air.

<v Speaker 1>Okay, you're talking about how like when his mom talks

<v Speaker 1>about him being born, that's what she says, is the doctor.

<v Speaker 1>It was his first circumcision, so be careful, it's right.

<v Speaker 3>So I tell that story on the air.

<v Speaker 1>His boss where he works comes in, so he's like, hey,

<v Speaker 1>let me about your circumcision, and he was just so

<v Speaker 1>caught off guard. He was so mad at me that

<v Speaker 1>I shared that bit of information about him. And I

<v Speaker 1>was just like, but that's my job, you know, like

<v Speaker 1>this was and he was mad.

<v Speaker 3>He's mad. So it definitely starts some stuff.

<v Speaker 5>It happens.

<v Speaker 3>You'll find you'll scoop somebody else up.

<v Speaker 1>We like Princess Pilot.

<v Speaker 5>She brings you.

<v Speaker 3>She's really nice, she's really good.

<v Speaker 5>She's good.

<v Speaker 3>Too bad that you pissed her off and she's gonna leave.

<v Speaker 1>No.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, My most favorite story over the years is before

<v Speaker 2>I had kids, and we were hanging out with couples

<v Speaker 2>that didn't have kids as well.

<v Speaker 3>We had a really really close set of friends makeup

<v Speaker 3>names Tom and Tina.

<v Speaker 2>So anyway, we were besties with Tom and Tina, and

<v Speaker 2>they had been trying and trying and trying to have

<v Speaker 2>a baby and they were spending you know, the thousands

<v Speaker 2>of dollars and everything on in vitro and science and

<v Speaker 2>pills and it was taking them years to get pregnant.

<v Speaker 2>They finally got pregnant, okay, and they told us as

<v Speaker 2>the first people.

<v Speaker 5>But number one mistake, I didn't know that.

<v Speaker 2>And I went on the air and I started complaining

<v Speaker 2>about how our best friends are now gonna have a

<v Speaker 2>baby and we're never gonna see him now because it's

<v Speaker 2>all gonna be all about baby stuff, and all they're

<v Speaker 2>gonna talk about.

<v Speaker 3>Is babies, babies, babies. Well they you're kind of tongue

<v Speaker 3>in cheek.

<v Speaker 2>They hadn't told either one of their families yet that

<v Speaker 2>they finally pulled it off.

<v Speaker 5>They told and I went on the air and.

<v Speaker 2>I complained about him and told all of Denver that

<v Speaker 2>our friends Tom and Tina had had a they were

<v Speaker 2>gonna have a baby, that they finally got pregnant, and

<v Speaker 2>they were so mad at me.

<v Speaker 3>Well yeah, yeah, never talked to us again, are you?

<v Speaker 3>Why is that on me?

<v Speaker 5>Why is that on me?

<v Speaker 3>You should have told your family first? Why would you

<v Speaker 3>tell us first? The best friends tell your family?

<v Speaker 5>Fir No, No, I disagree.

<v Speaker 1>Yeah, I would absolutely tell my best friend.

<v Speaker 3>I don't tell somebody who's on the radio out there.

<v Speaker 1>We go on and share our lives, you know, I'm

<v Speaker 1>sure baby Number two, they didn't tell radio people.

<v Speaker 3>I don't even know if they had more kids because

<v Speaker 3>they never talked to us.

<v Speaker 5>Actually states