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

<v Speaker 2>Well, it sounds like Josh had a wild night at

<v Speaker 2>the gym last night.

<v Speaker 3>Oh dude, I have never experienced this before. So I've

<v Speaker 3>been a member with VASA and I love it.

<v Speaker 2>They're great.

<v Speaker 3>They do like a month to month thing, and I

<v Speaker 3>was actually one of the first members to sign up

<v Speaker 3>at the gym when it started in my area. So

<v Speaker 3>I've had like the flat rate of like ten ninety

<v Speaker 3>nine for years now. Nice, fantastic, Absolutely love it, but

<v Speaker 3>they have, you know, the people that work there, and

<v Speaker 3>they always try to get you to maybe up your

<v Speaker 3>membership or try to do like the VIP gold or whatever.

<v Speaker 3>So I'm doing just the free weights yesterday, and as

<v Speaker 3>that's going on, one of the team members approaches me.

<v Speaker 3>And I'm still thinking about it because I don't think

<v Speaker 3>this dude actually complimented me, but I think they always

<v Speaker 3>have like these words or phrases to try to make

<v Speaker 3>you feel better about yourself. And I'm doing the free

<v Speaker 3>weights and I'm doing thirty pound curls, okay, so it's

<v Speaker 3>not like anything like super super hard or whatever, but

<v Speaker 3>I'm just doing I'm getting from my reps in and

<v Speaker 3>he looks at me and he goes, dude, that's a

<v Speaker 3>lot of wait for your stature.

<v Speaker 4>And I was like, first of all.

<v Speaker 5>Sir's okay, just say the four year stature part was

<v Speaker 5>completely unnecessary.

<v Speaker 3>Completely backhanded. And also it's not like it's my first

<v Speaker 3>time at a gym ever. I'm like, what are you

<v Speaker 3>talking about, sir. And then after that, he was talking

<v Speaker 3>to me and trying and I had my headphones, well

<v Speaker 3>one headphone in. I took one out to talk to him,

<v Speaker 3>but I have a headphone in. I got music going,

<v Speaker 3>and I'm like half listening to this dude give me

<v Speaker 3>a spiel about the Vasa VIP That's what I was

<v Speaker 3>hearing it was.

<v Speaker 5>And he works there and he said that to you.

<v Speaker 4>First of all, yes, this is a team member. He

<v Speaker 4>works there.

<v Speaker 3>And then he's trying to get me to sign up

<v Speaker 3>for He's like, it was the the whole thing was

<v Speaker 3>essentially for five dollars more, we can do this whole thing.

<v Speaker 3>And I was half listening YadA YadA whatever, and I'm

<v Speaker 3>saying no this whole time. But I feel like he's trying,

<v Speaker 3>I called it, trying to get me to like sign

<v Speaker 3>up for the Cult of like working out and all

<v Speaker 3>this stuff, and I don't know if he actually signed me. Like,

<v Speaker 3>he did not take no for an answer, so I

<v Speaker 3>don't know if he actually signed me up. I'm waiting

<v Speaker 3>for an email being like, hey, you've been signed up

<v Speaker 3>for VIP. Here we go, and I'm like, I said

<v Speaker 3>no like fifteen times, like oh, you know, like maybe

<v Speaker 3>I'm not really interested, not really thank you.

<v Speaker 2>Please go away, please go away. Yeah, And he.

<v Speaker 3>Would not take no for an answer, So I'm just

<v Speaker 3>waiting to see that I actually am signed up for

<v Speaker 3>my free three month trial?

<v Speaker 4>Was his foot to get with it? I have no idea.

<v Speaker 3>I wasn't listening, genuinely, I have no idea the extra

<v Speaker 3>anything that I get with it. He just kept using

<v Speaker 3>those phrases like oh, VIP be ippy, and I'm like,

<v Speaker 3>I'm sure that works for some people, but dude, I

<v Speaker 3>just want to I just want to use my thirties,

<v Speaker 3>which you said was good for my stature, so thank

<v Speaker 3>you very much, and I just want to get out

<v Speaker 3>of here.

<v Speaker 5>I think you just get backhead.

<v Speaker 3>I think I think it, yeah, I think in three

<v Speaker 3>I think it's also you get like, uh, the red

<v Speaker 3>light therapy that they have there and the the what

<v Speaker 3>they get's like a little tenth thing.

<v Speaker 2>Have you ever heard of that?

<v Speaker 4>The red light sauna, what they talk about.

<v Speaker 3>There's extra things that you can do there that like

<v Speaker 3>it's like the gold membership or whatever. So I'm just

<v Speaker 3>waiting to see my credit card statement coming on.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, well yeah, I like it. And I know you

<v Speaker 2>can't say no.

<v Speaker 5>So that's it. It's so hard.

<v Speaker 2>I can't say no. That's why why you both ended

<v Speaker 2>up in the locker room making out. Well, yeah, that

<v Speaker 2>was a different store. I can't say no.

<v Speaker 6>Yeah.

<v Speaker 2>One of the member benefits there was real quick, A

<v Speaker 2>big old shout out to water World, who just came

<v Speaker 2>in at the fifth best water park in all of America.

<v Speaker 2>Who very nice, splish splash, congratulations to water World. Big day. Today.

<v Speaker 2>In the world of sports, there is a limited inventory

<v Speaker 2>of Denver Broncos half priced game tickets for the twenty

<v Speaker 2>twenty sixth season that go on sale today at ten

<v Speaker 2>a m. So, if you want to go see your

<v Speaker 2>Denver Bronco is on the cheap, be ready to log

<v Speaker 2>in and try to score these. Now, there are a

<v Speaker 2>few rules with them. There's going to be a limit

<v Speaker 2>of four tickets per household. No multiple game purchases are allowed.

<v Speaker 2>You got to be verified through Ticketmaster. They're gonna do

<v Speaker 2>like a whole credit card check on you and all

<v Speaker 2>that stuff. All sales are final, no exchanges, no cancelations,

<v Speaker 2>no refunds. Tickets will be delivered to your mobile device

<v Speaker 2>on the day of the game. You got to enter

<v Speaker 2>through a non premium gate. Oh my god, so many rules?

<v Speaker 2>Is this worth it? Half price tickets cannot be resold

<v Speaker 2>or transferred, and the single game half price tickets starting

<v Speaker 2>at just twenty three bucks today if you do want

<v Speaker 2>to try to log on and get those, of course,

<v Speaker 2>Denver broncos dot com slash tickets is where you can

<v Speaker 2>get that done. Or if your old school, you can

<v Speaker 2>contact the ticket office.

<v Speaker 7>Hello, can I write a check for these?

<v Speaker 2>But that's kind of exciting. It makes it affordable if

<v Speaker 2>you can get in to go see a little hut

<v Speaker 2>hut Omaha action twenty three bucks? Ye bad.

<v Speaker 3>NFL tickets are astronomical now, and it's rightfully so, just

<v Speaker 3>because of you know, the product they put on the field.

<v Speaker 4>But twenty three bucks to go see the Broncos mean, yeah,

<v Speaker 4>I like that.

<v Speaker 2>If you can get in, I bet you. Nickknack's going

<v Speaker 2>to be on there today. He's a big he's a

<v Speaker 2>big sports wall fan. So we shall see other big

<v Speaker 2>news with the Broncos today too, right.

<v Speaker 3>Well, yeah, keeping up with that, the Broncos are starting

<v Speaker 3>training camp officially today, which is so exciting. The first

<v Speaker 3>public training camp that you can go watch for free,

<v Speaker 3>by the way, starts July thirty first. However, in football terms,

<v Speaker 3>I'm gonna call an audible here jar because I just

<v Speaker 3>read this headline that came out about four hours ago.

<v Speaker 2>We need to talk about this.

<v Speaker 3>A hiker walks ten miles down Montana's tallest mountain after

<v Speaker 3>accidentally impaling himself on a pole. What all, to avoid

<v Speaker 3>a costly helicopter evacuation, I had to do a little

<v Speaker 3>bit more research. The thirty two year old er nurse

<v Speaker 3>named David Cafaldi was day hiking the tallest mountain in

<v Speaker 3>Montana with his boys. He accidentally slipped on a rock

<v Speaker 3>near the top of the mountain and impaled himself on

<v Speaker 3>his own trekking pole and it went clean through his

<v Speaker 3>lat So we're talking right side lat okay, with about

<v Speaker 3>eight inches sticking out both sides of his body. Now

<v Speaker 3>he is a nurse, so his nurse brain kicks in

<v Speaker 3>immediately he checks himself.

<v Speaker 4>He realizes that nothing vital is hit.

<v Speaker 3>He thinks he can still breathe fine, Yeah, so he says,

<v Speaker 3>you know what, screw that helicopter Bill, I'm gonna just

<v Speaker 3>start hiking down.

<v Speaker 4>He tracks ten miles.

<v Speaker 3>It takes six hours, as friends are spotting him on

<v Speaker 3>the walkie talkie and a camera even via satellite to

<v Speaker 3>make sure that he's okay. His kids even run ahead

<v Speaker 3>to make sure the families and other kids don't see

<v Speaker 3>the gnarly pole sticking.

<v Speaker 2>Out of his body. There. Hold on, no, it gets better,

<v Speaker 2>put that narly pole away. After about falls.

<v Speaker 3>Left, he realizes, hey, I'm actually gonna make this. He

<v Speaker 3>starts making his own kebab jokes on the radio. This

<v Speaker 3>is totally jer He walks himself down, makes it to

<v Speaker 3>the hospital and is able to get back and get

<v Speaker 3>the poll.

<v Speaker 4>Hold on, hold on, look at the picture.

<v Speaker 2>My god, there's more picture that'll get you no superous things.

<v Speaker 5>Jeremy's head off that picture because I envision you walking

<v Speaker 5>down the trail on the bar. This is you're making goodness,

<v Speaker 5>This is serious.

<v Speaker 2>This is incredible feat incredible feet well, congratulations to that

<v Speaker 2>guy in his pool. Done some awesome action right there.

<v Speaker 5>Really, we've got receipts, we've got drummers, we've got Denver talking.

<v Speaker 1>It's the Mile High Hike with JKJ legends and icons

<v Speaker 1>on makes one hundred.

<v Speaker 2>Well, there's a list out this morning about Netflix and

<v Speaker 2>the most streamed shows on there. Hey, pop demon, Sorry moms,

<v Speaker 2>what that's been on in your house? About eight million times?

<v Speaker 2>The number one most watch show on Netflix.

<v Speaker 5>They're like, no, don't say it three times there in

<v Speaker 5>the mirror.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, do it, bloody May. It's approaching seven hundred million views,

<v Speaker 2>so it little hit a billion. I bet eventually.

<v Speaker 5>Wow, what is it? Wow? I've seen that movie. I

<v Speaker 5>saw it when it first came out. Part of it,

<v Speaker 5>like when it was like really hyped up and it

<v Speaker 5>was new, and I was like, oh, this is such

<v Speaker 5>a cute little movie for kids. And then it overtook

<v Speaker 5>our whole lives, Like Baked.

<v Speaker 2>I working at a radio station where we played Golden

<v Speaker 2>all every day, all day.

<v Speaker 5>I know, finally it moved into a subpark category to

<v Speaker 5>where we don't hear.

<v Speaker 2>It is just like that movie subpar. It was fine.

<v Speaker 2>I don't know my daughter really got into it. She

<v Speaker 2>dressed up as one of the characters for Halloween and

<v Speaker 2>kids loved it.

<v Speaker 5>I liked for the females, you know, the little girls,

<v Speaker 5>so they were able to look up to those you know.

<v Speaker 5>It was good. It was all little movie for Yeah,

<v Speaker 5>I have twenty four to seven control of your TV

<v Speaker 5>or any you know.

<v Speaker 2>Thing you're streaming on like now. The second one I

<v Speaker 2>can get on board with it was the Super Mario

<v Speaker 2>Brothers movie.

<v Speaker 5>But again not one that you saw twenty four to seven,

<v Speaker 5>and that.

<v Speaker 2>Was like less than half two hundred and seventy one

<v Speaker 2>million views compared to the almost seven hundred on K Pop.

<v Speaker 2>Boss Baby came in third minions and then Leo. I'm

<v Speaker 2>trying to remember which one Leo was, which.

<v Speaker 5>The one about the the basketball player. Right, is this

<v Speaker 5>Steph Curry the Leo one, the goat.

<v Speaker 2>It could be I don't know, goat. They should just

<v Speaker 2>name it the goat. It looks like a lizard.

<v Speaker 5>It's a lizard.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, very similar against Sandler plays Leo. Does the lizard

<v Speaker 2>play basketball?

<v Speaker 5>Oh no, no, no, it's a different movie. But Leo

<v Speaker 5>was the little iguana that Adam Sandler voice, and he

<v Speaker 5>was trying to like teach people like lifeless waiting.

<v Speaker 8>Here's basketball, that's what it's being streams.

<v Speaker 5>Naked cute movie too, that's unworth it. Yeah, I watch

<v Speaker 5>it with the kiddos. I like it.

<v Speaker 2>That's random children watching movies with Adam Sandler movie. Was

<v Speaker 2>it really your twenty year old daughter?

<v Speaker 5>No, it was me watching it.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, that's concerning.

<v Speaker 5>What do you mean it's Adam Sandler?

<v Speaker 2>What children's movie? Should I watch the game? Okay? So

<v Speaker 2>this is un settling. This has been streamed a lot.

<v Speaker 2>There's a six part series on Instagram right now, so

<v Speaker 2>with six different videos showing a woman on a Carnival

<v Speaker 2>cruise scratching her foot fungus with a fork.

<v Speaker 5>I've seen it.

<v Speaker 2>It was filmed secretly by several other guests that were

<v Speaker 2>incredibly grossed out. It has attracted almost thirty million views,

<v Speaker 2>so it's getting up there. Put it on Netflix and

<v Speaker 2>it did force a response from Carnival saying that we

<v Speaker 2>can confirmed that the forks are intended for food, not

<v Speaker 2>foot care. Once we became aware of the situation, our

<v Speaker 2>team quickly addressed it with the guests and removed the

<v Speaker 2>utensils from service. How did they know they got the

<v Speaker 2>right force.

<v Speaker 5>Like we took it out of rotation, it's no longer

<v Speaker 5>in that.

<v Speaker 2>I think they would throw all the forks overboard in

<v Speaker 2>the middle of the Pacific and then buying new force.

<v Speaker 5>You would have to.

<v Speaker 2>I mean, how do you know anyway, she was going

<v Speaker 2>to town with that fork. Videos stuff has fallen off

<v Speaker 2>her feet.

<v Speaker 5>The dryness from that foot is make your stomach lurk.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, if she's gonna do it, I want her to

<v Speaker 2>hold it over my salad like a little parmesan cheese

<v Speaker 2>and shred it over my salad.

<v Speaker 5>And she's gonna do it, more salt, Please.

<v Speaker 2>Make it worth my while, you know, put a little

<v Speaker 2>protein in my salad. Did you imagine? Out? And I

<v Speaker 2>got one final thing. It is local Golden officials and

<v Speaker 2>volunteers are dealing with a growing amount of trash along

<v Speaker 2>Clear Creek as visitors are crowding the water right now

<v Speaker 2>just to escape the summer heat. There's all sorts of

<v Speaker 2>stuff littering, including tubes full tubes, cans, food packaging, clothing,

<v Speaker 2>and other debris being abandoned along the banks and then

<v Speaker 2>carried downstream.

<v Speaker 5>I hate that.

<v Speaker 2>Uh So the public is outraged down there in golden

<v Speaker 2>and I'm a little irritated by this as well. I mean,

<v Speaker 2>the cleanup is not free. I mean they're gonna have

<v Speaker 2>to hire people to get this all clean up, and

<v Speaker 2>then it goes into nature.

<v Speaker 5>I hate it.

<v Speaker 2>Like you don't want a little beaver with an inner

<v Speaker 2>tube around him.

<v Speaker 5>That is I mean that sounds but like that is

<v Speaker 5>one of the biggest rules of hiking. You pack out

<v Speaker 5>what you packed in, pack it in, pack it out

<v Speaker 5>anything where you're going. And the fact that people are

<v Speaker 5>just so casually leaving water bottles and like clothes, like.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, probably do just bailing out on probably tubes that

<v Speaker 2>are ripped up or something.

<v Speaker 5>Do that.

<v Speaker 2>That ain't right.

<v Speaker 5>We don't like that.

<v Speaker 2>I mean, we can be parents all day and waggle

<v Speaker 2>our finger they're still gonna do it. But come on, well,

<v Speaker 2>let's get cry.

<v Speaker 5>We don't like that. We don't like that people are

<v Speaker 5>doing that.

<v Speaker 2>We need to have a designated people along the creek

<v Speaker 2>there with tasers that tasos people.

<v Speaker 5>Do you want to volunteer for that kind that's a

<v Speaker 5>Jeremy job.

<v Speaker 2>I kind of do.

<v Speaker 5>I like that. I do like that a lot.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, let's tas those sobs. Okay, what else is going

<v Speaker 2>on locally.

<v Speaker 5>Hey, we've got some fun stories for you, like the

<v Speaker 5>first ever Fat Marmot Week. Whoa sound fun. So it's

<v Speaker 5>a bracket and everything. It's very similar to the Fat

<v Speaker 5>Bear Week at that National Park and preserve that they

<v Speaker 5>do that at you know where you vote for your

<v Speaker 5>favorite fat bear and it's like a bracket and they

<v Speaker 5>advance to the next round of the bracket based on

<v Speaker 5>the public's votes and everything. That's what they're gonna do

<v Speaker 5>with the first ever Fat Marmot Week. It's happening in

<v Speaker 5>August twenty fourth through the twenty ninth, and it's the

<v Speaker 5>scientists in a gothic Colorado that's where this is taking place,

<v Speaker 5>if you're familiar. But they're inviting the public to vote

<v Speaker 5>for their favorite.

<v Speaker 2>Marmot to the marmot's dress and dials.

<v Speaker 5>I don't think so.

<v Speaker 2>Mascara on, no, no, Marilyn Manson T shirts on why gothic?

<v Speaker 5>Oh, now I get it, get it now, I get

<v Speaker 5>the gothic marmot. He tells you all about his feelings.

<v Speaker 5>Night will be the night that I will fall for you.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, Like that's what the marmots walk around like. Don't

<v Speaker 2>talk to me.

<v Speaker 5>Yeah exactly, and then it grows out of it because

<v Speaker 5>it was just a fake. It was totally just a

<v Speaker 5>fake collar on you know, Yeah, I want to vote

<v Speaker 5>for that marmot.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah collar Okay.

<v Speaker 5>August twenty fourth is when we can start. I can't wait,

<v Speaker 5>Like first ever fat marmots, which fun for you, joked okay.

<v Speaker 5>And then so the water levels right out at Green

<v Speaker 5>Mountain Reservoir they ever revealed. Now as you everyone knows,

<v Speaker 5>we are in a crazy drought here in the state

<v Speaker 5>of Colorado and it's starting to reveal things underneath the waters.

<v Speaker 5>I was like, oh, that's where that went. So an

<v Speaker 5>ATV that has been missing for five years, they found it.

<v Speaker 5>Found they found it at the Green Mountain Reservoir. Again,

<v Speaker 5>it is at twenty three percent capacity due to the

<v Speaker 5>current drought. So the lost ATV just kind of revealed

<v Speaker 5>itself there. The people who are in charge of the park,

<v Speaker 5>they got a hold of the owner and everything, and

<v Speaker 5>they're like, okay, so we found this. There's also a

<v Speaker 5>lot of other things that they're expecting to find out

<v Speaker 5>at this reservoir.

<v Speaker 2>Just no body I know.

<v Speaker 5>Well, that's the thing is a lot of history has

<v Speaker 5>passed a lot of things have happened, and it's totally

<v Speaker 5>plausible that they would find something.

<v Speaker 2>Funt bones.

<v Speaker 5>I worked with somebody out in on the Western Slope

<v Speaker 5>and her I don't know if she ever had to

<v Speaker 5>hide a body, but she was very excited to tell

<v Speaker 5>me the story about how if she would hide a body,

<v Speaker 5>she'd do it in the Ridgeway Reservoir because every year

<v Speaker 5>it would get to like crazy low levels and then

<v Speaker 5>when the snow would melt and fill it, it would

<v Speaker 5>fill back up. And so she's like, by the time

<v Speaker 5>I'm like the water levels would uh, you know, succeed.

<v Speaker 5>Like she said, I could be out of town across

<v Speaker 5>the country like Receid. I could be out of town

<v Speaker 5>across the country, like in a whole nother world.

<v Speaker 2>And I was like, yeah, because you get out there.

<v Speaker 2>I took a hole bury it.

<v Speaker 5>She was so proud to tell me about her body

<v Speaker 5>hiding skills. So when this story started popping up, I

<v Speaker 5>was like, same thing. I thought, I wonder if they're

<v Speaker 5>going to find any bodies or just like I should

<v Speaker 5>not laugh that only goodness. But yeah, ATV they found

<v Speaker 5>it no problem five years later, and then we do

<v Speaker 5>I doubt it man if it did, that would be

<v Speaker 5>one heck of a commercial for that ATV company. Five

<v Speaker 5>years and two leagues later, still pump it okay. And

<v Speaker 5>then we have an update on the tatar story.

<v Speaker 1>Though.

<v Speaker 2>Yes, this is what I've been waiting for.

<v Speaker 5>Remember we talked about how a nonprofit found out that

<v Speaker 5>forty two thousand pounds of potatoes were about to be wasted.

<v Speaker 5>And these were potatoes that were grown over the Midwest.

<v Speaker 5>If you're not familiar potato farmers, that's been a weird

<v Speaker 5>year for them because they had like a very high

<v Speaker 5>yield and they can't get rid of all their potatoes.

<v Speaker 5>So these forty two thousand pounds of taters were just

<v Speaker 5>going to be thrown away. And this nonprofit was like, well,

<v Speaker 5>we can't have that, can't have that with those potatoes.

<v Speaker 5>So they brought them here to the Mile High City

<v Speaker 5>yesterday and they had this big thing out in five

<v Speaker 5>Points where they're like, we've got two tons of taters.

<v Speaker 5>You bring bags and trucks and whatever else you need,

<v Speaker 5>and you come get as many potatoes as you need.

<v Speaker 5>And they were having this event from like ten until

<v Speaker 5>twelve thirty one, whenever the potatoes, you know, were all done,

<v Speaker 5>and they thought that they'd have some left over and

<v Speaker 5>they'd have to figure out where to take that. These

<v Speaker 5>potatoes went in ninety minutes. The community showed up and

<v Speaker 5>they were able to save these taters that we're going

<v Speaker 5>to be destroyed.

<v Speaker 2>By God. Every tater needs a home.

<v Speaker 5>It's such an amazing story. And you talk to the

<v Speaker 5>people who went there to get those potatoes. It's not

<v Speaker 5>just people who don't have food, people who were in

<v Speaker 5>the citguyuation where they don't have food. It's you and me.

<v Speaker 5>It's just the regular Everything is so expensive right now,

<v Speaker 5>so if this is one way that you can save money,

<v Speaker 5>that was people's line of thinking yesterday. And beef Man,

<v Speaker 5>I heard people die, I know, or maybe some veggies

<v Speaker 5>in there.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, I had a full balanced.

<v Speaker 5>Plate, but no, like people were talking about all the

<v Speaker 5>different potato dishes they were gonna make, and I just

<v Speaker 5>was like, what an exciting day. People want potato curry.

<v Speaker 5>So anyway, there you go. There's my high hype.

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

<v Speaker 2>I do want to let you know that today is

<v Speaker 2>National Milk Chocolate Day, not to be confused with National

<v Speaker 2>Chocolate Milk Day, which is on September twenty seventh. But

<v Speaker 2>it's National Milk Chocolate Day today.

<v Speaker 5>You like milk chocolate? I do. Also, I'm starting to

<v Speaker 5>get uh, I like dark chocolate. No, dark chocolate's tending

<v Speaker 5>to be my favorite lately, and I always grew up

<v Speaker 5>loving milk chocolate. Go for the josh.

<v Speaker 4>There's a turning point and everybody's lives.

<v Speaker 5>You watch birds and you like dark dark chocolate. Well,

<v Speaker 5>the flavors just like well yea, and especially like because

<v Speaker 5>the mouth chocolate is so much sugar, a lot of sugar.

<v Speaker 5>But when you try and stay away from sugar, when

<v Speaker 5>you have sugar, it's a turning point.

<v Speaker 2>Well, it's just you. You grow up and you mature.

<v Speaker 2>You mature into a higher quality than running around with

<v Speaker 2>your Cadbury Easter Bunny. You know, you're like, I'll take

<v Speaker 2>the dark chocolate. Well I can see that.

<v Speaker 5>You just like chocolate in general.

<v Speaker 2>What you had never mind, those eggs are so okay.

<v Speaker 2>So there's a new studio too, finding that men. Uh,

<v Speaker 2>if you're out there doing your getting your lift on today, bro,

<v Speaker 2>there you can lift heavier and longer if you are

<v Speaker 2>sniffing dark chocolate in between your sets. It will give

<v Speaker 2>you a boost. Guys who sniffed dark chocolate in between

<v Speaker 2>their reps completed about eighteen more reps than they did

<v Speaker 2>when just smelling like plain water. Yeah, so they were

<v Speaker 2>able to get ooh, they're bul gone by smelling chocolate,

<v Speaker 2>which is weird to me that you'd be standing in

<v Speaker 2>the gym trying to work out and you got a

<v Speaker 2>chocolate bar next to you and you're huffing it in

<v Speaker 2>between sets.

<v Speaker 5>Yeah, it's totally weird, Like, that's not the way I

<v Speaker 5>thought you were gonna go with that story.

<v Speaker 2>And then they're smelling it and the chocolate's like getting

<v Speaker 2>all melty on your fingers. Yeah, and then you got

<v Speaker 2>brown all over your fingers and you're grabbing the freeway.

<v Speaker 2>It's getting over the freeways.

<v Speaker 5>Yeah, and then you drop them because all the chocolate

<v Speaker 5>on your head.

<v Speaker 2>You probably got a white towel, and then your brown

<v Speaker 2>fingers are all over the white towel.

<v Speaker 7>And people are looking at you like this guy might

<v Speaker 7>have a problem.

<v Speaker 5>Yeah, how are you gonna pick up any chicks home?

<v Speaker 2>I swear it's chocolate. I promise you it's just chocolate.

<v Speaker 5>But I'm doing more reps than ever.

<v Speaker 2>Everything is so brown. But I you, it's just chocolate.

<v Speaker 2>You're like, I swear to you, I haven't been eating lettuce.

<v Speaker 2>I promise. Let's rave about our children really quick. I

<v Speaker 2>do have a quick story about my son who went

<v Speaker 2>out with a buddy last night. They disappeared on their bikes.

<v Speaker 2>I don't even know where they were. But about an

<v Speaker 2>hour later, I got a FaceTime thing pop up on

<v Speaker 2>my phone, you know, a call FaceTime call. I was like, hey,

<v Speaker 2>where are you and he's like, well, we're down at

<v Speaker 2>so and So's house. Little we'll call him Eddie. We're

<v Speaker 2>at Eddie's house. And Eddie is known for collecting things

<v Speaker 2>around the neighborhood. He'll get into dumpsters and grab stuff out.

<v Speaker 2>He'll come to my house and if I've got stuff

<v Speaker 2>out by the trash, he takes it back home. So

<v Speaker 2>Eddie noticed that his neighbor down the street had about

<v Speaker 2>fifteen air mattresses out on the curb that said free.

<v Speaker 2>So there was like, I know, Rightie was a camp

<v Speaker 2>they used to campus stuff. So there was at that

<v Speaker 2>point like five boys or something at the house. So

<v Speaker 2>they all went and took the free air mattresses, blew

<v Speaker 2>them up, and then poor Eddie's family had about fifteen

<v Speaker 2>air mattresses laying all around their front lawn. And then

<v Speaker 2>they found another house with like a coffee table that

<v Speaker 2>was free. So they took the coffee table and took

<v Speaker 2>the legs off of it, and so they just had

<v Speaker 2>the flat top there of the coffee table, which they

<v Speaker 2>proceeded to put on like three skateboards, and then they

<v Speaker 2>took one of the giant air mattresses and bungied that

<v Speaker 2>onder the skateboards and the coffee table, and they were

<v Speaker 2>pushing each other around the neighborhood on it. Okay, that's brilliant.

<v Speaker 2>He's like, Dad, check this out. Look what we're doing.

<v Speaker 2>That's just that a guy like it was like a

<v Speaker 2>king size air mattress and they're just getting there pushing

<v Speaker 2>it down the street.

<v Speaker 5>And I was so happy about they're playing outside.

<v Speaker 2>I got off the phone and I looked at Nicole.

<v Speaker 2>I was like, this is what life is a supposed

<v Speaker 2>to be like as a airboy. I am so happy

<v Speaker 2>about this right now that they're out jacking around, causing trouble,

<v Speaker 2>picking up free things and pushing each other around on

<v Speaker 2>skateboards and air mattresses.

<v Speaker 5>Right now, it's funny. The things that make us proud

<v Speaker 5>as parents, isn't it.

<v Speaker 2>I was like, this is old school, like nineties fun here.

<v Speaker 5>There's not a tablet in sight, and you know, motivity

<v Speaker 5>just everywhere else. It makes me proud too. It's not

<v Speaker 5>even my kid. It was so crazy.

<v Speaker 2>And then they like built forts and stuff with the

<v Speaker 2>other air mattresses and they were throwing each other and stuff.

<v Speaker 2>I was like, this is awesome them. I just feel

<v Speaker 2>bad for Eddie's parents. I've seen pictures of their garage

<v Speaker 2>and there's it's just it's just trash and junk that

<v Speaker 2>this kid collects.

<v Speaker 5>And they're probably thinking the same thing though. You know what,

<v Speaker 5>Eddie's outside a lot. Eddie used his imagination. He may

<v Speaker 5>be a horder as he gets older, but it's fine.

<v Speaker 2>There was one night I wandered out into the garage

<v Speaker 2>because the camera went off in the garage and him

<v Speaker 2>and Eddie were out there and the tailgate was down

<v Speaker 2>on my truck, and I was like, what are they

<v Speaker 2>doing to my truck? Oh? And I went out there

<v Speaker 2>and they had found like a bunch of old clocks

<v Speaker 2>and various electronics and stuff out of dumpsters and they

<v Speaker 2>were taking them apart to see how they worked on

<v Speaker 2>the inside and trying to rebuild them and do other things.

<v Speaker 2>I was like, okay, that's just don't burn the house down.

<v Speaker 2>That's so early two thousands.

<v Speaker 7>Fun it is.

<v Speaker 2>I love that really good thanking everybody.

<v Speaker 5>Proud and it's fun so funny. My kidd was also

<v Speaker 5>making me proud in a different way. But so her

<v Speaker 5>birthday's coming up on Monday, right, yeah, and she's in

<v Speaker 5>her you know, young twenties. So at that point, you

<v Speaker 5>go out and you party, right, that's what you do

<v Speaker 5>at their stage. But this new generation they're not really

<v Speaker 5>doing that. They're not partying like we did. They're not

<v Speaker 5>going out and wilding out with their friends.

<v Speaker 2>I just saw a stat about the alcohol industry is

<v Speaker 2>down like eight hundred billion dollars because kids aren't drinking

<v Speaker 2>and having fun anymore.

<v Speaker 5>They're not making those dumb decisions that we made in

<v Speaker 5>our young twenties. And in fact, this blew my mind.

<v Speaker 5>You know what kind of parties always wants to have

<v Speaker 5>for this next one in her young twenties?

<v Speaker 2>What is it?

<v Speaker 5>A crochet party? Oh lord?

<v Speaker 2>No, oh no, she's.

<v Speaker 4>Gone too far.

<v Speaker 5>Not even just like crochet, but like crafts in general,

<v Speaker 5>and apparently this is a thing. You can go to

<v Speaker 5>a place and all of your friends can come and

<v Speaker 5>get like a thing a yarn, and they have crocheting

<v Speaker 5>classes and so they'll teach you how to crochet, and

<v Speaker 5>then they'll give you something that you can make and

<v Speaker 5>within this hour and you have drinks and nibblies and stuff.

<v Speaker 5>Right like, you've got stuff you want.

<v Speaker 2>To get tanged. I want to see people get wasted and.

<v Speaker 5>They come up with, oh my god, like a lopsided turtle.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, ang crochet.

<v Speaker 5>That's an idea, so hot.

<v Speaker 2>Idea.

<v Speaker 5>But there are places around us that do this already.

<v Speaker 5>So I was looking up and Colorful Yarns is a

<v Speaker 5>spot where you can host regular crochet. Are you getting

<v Speaker 5>paid passes the Denver Craft Michaels. You can have a party, Michaels.

<v Speaker 5>Nobody's paying me, but you can have up to eight

<v Speaker 5>guests that Michael's and pay one hundred and fifty dollars

<v Speaker 5>and they will supply all the young.

<v Speaker 2>Things. Do they bring there? Do you have to bring

<v Speaker 2>your own? Ni? What do you get?

<v Speaker 5>You get the yarn and the crochet and then the

<v Speaker 5>knitting class, like they're.

<v Speaker 2>Teaching you how to do this teaches it.

<v Speaker 5>They're teaching a class. I just thought this was genius

<v Speaker 5>because the thing is is, you know baby, no, no,

<v Speaker 5>she was having a little anxiety about like parties and

<v Speaker 5>stuff because it's not really her thing, Like she doesn't

<v Speaker 5>like to go out and get tanked and just like

<v Speaker 5>yeah people.

<v Speaker 4>People, she just like, well she's got a serious boyfriend.

<v Speaker 3>There's when you have that, you don't feel the need

<v Speaker 3>to go crazy.

<v Speaker 5>Whatever tearing it up.

<v Speaker 2>We weren't worried about, yeah, exactly, but I love that again.

<v Speaker 5>It's just another one of those things that makes me

<v Speaker 5>proud as a current, right, Like you want to go

<v Speaker 5>out and create something versus going out and tearing things down.

<v Speaker 5>Well you're all liquored up, like there's a you.

<v Speaker 2>Need some air mattresses and skateboards creating something. They still

<v Speaker 2>have like so as anybody party.

<v Speaker 5>All of her friends are about that into it.

<v Speaker 2>I feel sorry for her.

<v Speaker 5>Even her guy friends are like this sounds like fun,

<v Speaker 5>like okay, like that you know they really love her

<v Speaker 5>and they're there to support her.

<v Speaker 2>And maybe that's yeah, but all those guys are like

<v Speaker 2>talking to their buddies. Dude, you're not gonna believe. But

<v Speaker 2>I get to go jellous, but.

<v Speaker 5>I mean, truly, it's mostly girls. I'm just you can

<v Speaker 5>absolutely come. You haven't got the invite this weekend, our

<v Speaker 5>next weekend.

<v Speaker 2>Is there a pattern? Big middle finger?

<v Speaker 5>You know what? If there is, I'm sure you'll find

<v Speaker 5>a Jeremy.

<v Speaker 2>Well bless her little anxiety riddle heart sounds like a

<v Speaker 2>good time.

<v Speaker 5>I love it.

<v Speaker 2>I got a couple stories this morning, all about our

<v Speaker 2>incredible seniors. How about this. There's a seventy one year

<v Speaker 2>old grandma and she had to jump into a river

<v Speaker 2>to rescue a man half her age, despite only learning

<v Speaker 2>to swim after she retired, so she had not really

<v Speaker 2>learned to swim in her youth. She waited until way

<v Speaker 2>later in life to learn how to swim. And she

<v Speaker 2>was standing by this river and she heard this guy

<v Speaker 2>screaming for help, and without hesitation, she entered the river

<v Speaker 2>using a life preserver to reach the man who resisted help. Actually,

<v Speaker 2>which is kind of weird. I don't know if he

<v Speaker 2>was like, no, I'm not I don't you know, I

<v Speaker 2>don't want to harm you, or I don't want to

<v Speaker 2>bring you under because you're a little old lady. Anyway,

<v Speaker 2>she ended up overpowering the guy and pulled him to shore.

<v Speaker 2>She admitted she was exhausted, and her quote was, it

<v Speaker 2>was not a big deal for me. I did not

<v Speaker 2>tell my family for the that they would worry about me.

<v Speaker 2>But there is some surveillance footage and she was identified

<v Speaker 2>and then her brother recognized her, and then he scolded her.

<v Speaker 2>She said. Video went viral of this little old lady

<v Speaker 2>wading into the water to save a man who was

<v Speaker 2>getting pulled downstream.

<v Speaker 5>Oh. I love that she didn't frag about it either.

<v Speaker 5>So many people just like immediately post their good doings

<v Speaker 5>and she's like, no, it's fine, I say.

<v Speaker 2>She immediately died sadly passed away.

<v Speaker 5>To stop it.

<v Speaker 6>I went in that water and I got him and

<v Speaker 6>he was how A powered him, bunched and took him

<v Speaker 6>back to the show. I said, sure, you need to

<v Speaker 6>learn how to swim.

<v Speaker 7>I can't be doing this. I'm shaving you.

<v Speaker 2>On years old.

<v Speaker 5>You should say thank you.

<v Speaker 7>I can't get in the water like this all the time. Show.

<v Speaker 7>You just need to be more responsible. And then I died.

<v Speaker 2>Stop and then how about this? I love the name.

<v Speaker 2>Kermit and Betty of Saint Cloud, Minnesota recently marked their

<v Speaker 2>eightieth wedding anniversary, surrounded by family at their daughter's home.

<v Speaker 2>They are both ninety nine years old. They share two children,

<v Speaker 2>five grandchildren, eleven great grandchildren, and three great great grandchildren.

<v Speaker 2>Relationship began as teenagers living across the street from each other.

<v Speaker 2>Kermit enlisted in the Navy during World War Two.

<v Speaker 7>Yeah, I think all talking.

<v Speaker 2>I'll Jordan the Navy. He did survive a Kami Kazi

<v Speaker 2>strike and they got married afterward. The story goes on

<v Speaker 2>and on and on and on and on. Anyway, they

<v Speaker 2>did reach out to Kermit, and his actual quote is,

<v Speaker 2>we still love each other. Oh, we still loving each

<v Speaker 2>oldren miss Betty, Miss Betty, I love you, Betty. Yeah.

<v Speaker 2>Can you imagine being with the same person for eighty years? No? No,

<v Speaker 2>I would love to pick their brains though.

<v Speaker 3>Those are people that you just want to sit down

<v Speaker 3>and talk with them because the stories that they don't know.

<v Speaker 5>Tell me what secrets? Why?

<v Speaker 2>Because they'll be like, what, oh, come on, I'm sorry

<v Speaker 2>what you say trying to.

<v Speaker 5>Pick your brains, sir? I don't care for the rain.

<v Speaker 5>How long have you been married?

<v Speaker 2>Not not that Harry, thank you. I'm not picking their

<v Speaker 2>brain at all. You're crazy, Josh, grab your phone.

<v Speaker 1>The sun starts now with Fast five.

<v Speaker 9>I'm gonna be happy to hear mom on the radio.

<v Speaker 5>How fast can you be?

<v Speaker 10>You play the game?

<v Speaker 1>You're at the end of the show.

<v Speaker 5>It's time. It's time to play Fast five oh three

<v Speaker 5>six nine one sixteen forty nine.

<v Speaker 1>With Jeremy, Katie and John.

<v Speaker 2>Come on, it's geter down. It's Fast five time. We

<v Speaker 2>would love to have you on the air with us,

<v Speaker 2>especially if you've never played before, So be brave, give

<v Speaker 2>us a call. I'm gonna tell you right now. You

<v Speaker 2>know school's not in session, so it's probably gonna be

<v Speaker 2>a little easier for you to get in when we

<v Speaker 2>don't have a bazillion people in carpool lines trying to

<v Speaker 2>call in. But here's our number if you want to

<v Speaker 2>be brave, three O three six nine one one mix,

<v Speaker 2>which is three O three six nine one sixteen forty nine.

<v Speaker 2>Three O three six nine one sixteen forty nine. We'll

<v Speaker 2>get you on the air, get to know you. I'll

<v Speaker 2>toss a category category at you and then start a

<v Speaker 2>ten second timer. Within those ten seconds, you gotta give

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

<v Speaker 2>That's why we named it fast five, get it? I

<v Speaker 2>want to play. I want to have some fun. You

<v Speaker 2>never done it? Three O three six nine one, sixteen

<v Speaker 2>forty nine, Katie, give us some examples for cod six.

<v Speaker 5>You've asked for a lot of things, like five fictional

<v Speaker 5>besties or five ways to say goodbye. Oh, and then

<v Speaker 5>the one I want to yesterday Leah, who named five

<v Speaker 5>sounds that would scare you? Anight, you never know what's

<v Speaker 5>gonna be, asked, Jeremy. It's all over the place.

<v Speaker 2>The worst sound you can hear at night is if

<v Speaker 2>you sleep with a cat and you wake up and

<v Speaker 2>the cat's going, that's the worst sound.

<v Speaker 5>Stuff's about to happen.

<v Speaker 2>Do I ever tell you about the time that we

<v Speaker 2>had the cat doing that on the bed in the

<v Speaker 2>middle of the night, and I woke up, and I

<v Speaker 2>leaped out, and I grabbed the cat and I swung

<v Speaker 2>her around to get her into the bathroom on the

<v Speaker 2>harder floor, you know, not carpet. And as I swung

<v Speaker 2>her around, she went all the way across the wall.

<v Speaker 5>Oh ah, that's gonna make me.

<v Speaker 2>That's a kiddy cat fail right there. It is.

<v Speaker 5>Oh my goodnesses, he never know what you're gonna ask

<v Speaker 5>you you really don't.

<v Speaker 2>All five places? You don't want your cat to throw

<v Speaker 2>it random. People keep calling and hanging up. Stop it.

<v Speaker 2>I got three open phone lines if you want to

<v Speaker 2>sneak in right now to play Fast five. Would love

<v Speaker 2>to have you on. Three oh three six nine one

<v Speaker 2>sixteen forty nine. Three oh three six nine one sixteen

<v Speaker 2>forty nine. Now we've got a great prize this week.

<v Speaker 2>We're gonna send you out to Red Rocks.

<v Speaker 5>Oh yeah, a trip to the Rock Yo of Monsters

<v Speaker 5>and Men will be there August sixth. Then you'll score

<v Speaker 5>a pair of tickets if you can win Fast five today. Alright,

<v Speaker 5>let's get her done.

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

<v Speaker 2>three six nine one sixteen forty nine. Two open phone lines.

<v Speaker 2>Now if you want to call in and play, we

<v Speaker 2>got here.

<v Speaker 5>We got rob Hey, Robbie, what are you doing?

<v Speaker 1>I'm working?

<v Speaker 10>You're getting ready to work.

<v Speaker 2>Coffee. You're pumping yourself up. You're like, this is gonna

<v Speaker 2>be a good done. What kind of coffee do you have?

<v Speaker 11>I got some Starbucks home homebrew.

<v Speaker 2>All right, I'm mad at that cream and sugar. You

<v Speaker 2>take it?

<v Speaker 5>Black W's coffee.

<v Speaker 1>No, No, no black.

<v Speaker 2>Oh wow, this guy is tough, straight up. You're hardcore man.

<v Speaker 2>I never I can never understand people who just drink

<v Speaker 2>their coffee black. Yeah, it's too harsh for me.

<v Speaker 5>No, a little bit of sweeteners all the taste that way.

<v Speaker 2>Oh yeah, yeah, he smoked cigarettes. No, okay, I just

<v Speaker 2>always envisioned a guy with a cigarette and his drinking

<v Speaker 2>his black coffee. Give me a couple of clocks.

<v Speaker 7>About his wife of thirty years.

<v Speaker 2>Mortgaging, my mortgaging, my kids. They're not talking to me anymore. Yeah,

<v Speaker 2>give me another hit of that. And his coffee pot

<v Speaker 2>has that dark brown ring.

<v Speaker 5>Around it just keeps filling it so funny.

<v Speaker 2>All right, rob, let's see what we got for you today. Buddy.

<v Speaker 2>Your letter is B like boogers. I need five restaurants

<v Speaker 2>that start with that letter B.

<v Speaker 1>Go uh, Benegan, yep, Burger King's.

<v Speaker 8>Blak.

<v Speaker 2>I think you got three and something there and a

<v Speaker 2>half what was blit? Bonefish, bone fish, and then basking

<v Speaker 2>Robbins would have rounded it out. Darned, buddy, it was

<v Speaker 2>nice talking to you. We'll let you get back to

<v Speaker 2>your disgusting coffee. Have a good day. Yeah, alright, thank

<v Speaker 2>you very much by. Hey, eats some Mario. Hi Mario, Hi, Hi?

<v Speaker 2>What are you doing today?

<v Speaker 9>But are you loving yourself?

<v Speaker 5>No?

<v Speaker 2>We're fine, But what are you doing today?

<v Speaker 9>Writing?

<v Speaker 11>Work?

<v Speaker 2>Driving to work? Okay, well that's good. I see you

<v Speaker 2>got your turn, segmal on right now.

<v Speaker 5>I think you can hear it.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, yeah, which way you're turning? Left or right?

<v Speaker 1>Less?

<v Speaker 2>All that's good. That's a good turn. All right, you'd

<v Speaker 2>be safe out there, Mario. All right, no cheating, no help,

<v Speaker 2>no sequels. In ten seconds, I need five movies starring

<v Speaker 2>Whoopee Goldberg. Go said, I'm sorry whoopy Goldberg movies. Hurry?

<v Speaker 2>Oh no boy, no, Hi today, how Mario? Hey, you

<v Speaker 2>know what you screwed up?

<v Speaker 5>We didn't thank you for calling henybody.

<v Speaker 2>It was nice meeting Mario. Have a good day, Okay bye.

<v Speaker 2>I like that guy. I love the name Mario. I

<v Speaker 2>can't even tell love it.

<v Speaker 5>So Jake got a huge smile on.

<v Speaker 2>Everybody smiles when you're like Mario. I just want to

<v Speaker 2>talk to a guy like Mario's. Are always the life

<v Speaker 2>of the party.

<v Speaker 5>Yeah, always saving princesses and stuff.

<v Speaker 2>Kelly, j oh god, it's.

<v Speaker 5>This Kelly, Oh lord, no, oh god.

<v Speaker 2>This guy, we haven't heard from me in a while.

<v Speaker 2>Where have you been? What you been up to?

<v Speaker 5>Ah?

<v Speaker 2>You have a different worst schedule?

<v Speaker 12>Just yo, hustling all right on the phone.

<v Speaker 5>Playing games.

<v Speaker 2>I guess. So he's grinding making that money.

<v Speaker 13>Yeah.

<v Speaker 2>Are you saving for anything right now?

<v Speaker 13>Uh?

<v Speaker 11>Yes, retirement?

<v Speaker 2>And boy, how close are you?

<v Speaker 11>I can retire right now?

<v Speaker 5>But yeah, you know, can you really?

<v Speaker 1>Kelly?

<v Speaker 9>Yeah, company's playing me pretty good, so I'll stick around

<v Speaker 9>for a minute.

<v Speaker 2>There you go? You hey, yes, Katie needs a sugar daddy, right, yeah,

<v Speaker 2>get you remember.

<v Speaker 9>You want to say about thirty k this year?

<v Speaker 11>Come on out?

<v Speaker 5>Yes I do.

<v Speaker 2>She's definitely not on track, but yes, definitely not on

<v Speaker 2>track killing all right, buddy? Oh these are too hard?

<v Speaker 2>Some of these are you are definitely not going to

<v Speaker 2>get Okay, here's one for our boy Killy. In ten seconds,

<v Speaker 2>give me the name of five different jewelry stores. Go Hellsberg,

<v Speaker 2>Yepka Jewelers, Janco, Oh that dabe Ben Bradge. She went

<v Speaker 2>to Jared and Coles.

<v Speaker 13>Yeah, there you go.

<v Speaker 12>Target?

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, why not? I would accepted Target custom jewelry in there?

<v Speaker 5>Those guys, yeah, any of that?

<v Speaker 2>Are they still in business?

<v Speaker 5>Uh?

<v Speaker 2>Kelly. Have a good day, buddy by Kelly.

<v Speaker 5>He's always fun to talk to.

<v Speaker 2>Oh, Michelle, Yes, yes, it's Michelle.

<v Speaker 9>Hi, Michelle, Hi, how are you well?

<v Speaker 2>We're super dupes.

<v Speaker 13>How are you pretty good?

<v Speaker 10>Thank you, you're welcome.

<v Speaker 2>Well, thanks for calling. Have a good day, Michelle.

<v Speaker 5>The game, I know it's not the spirit.

<v Speaker 2>Got kids in the car with you.

<v Speaker 10>Yeah, I have my sixteen year old junior taking him

<v Speaker 10>to work right now.

<v Speaker 9>Where he works that advanced exercise. He's, you know, helping

<v Speaker 9>a stepdad a little hair over the summer.

<v Speaker 11>And so nice.

<v Speaker 5>You know.

<v Speaker 2>Is that like a is it gym equipment or a

<v Speaker 2>gym or what is that?

<v Speaker 10>Yes, Jim equipment.

<v Speaker 2>Equipment, All right, he's selling ellipticals. Good for him, Yep,

<v Speaker 2>that's going to be a pretty good gig.

<v Speaker 10>Actually, yeah it is. It's cool and he likes to

<v Speaker 10>work out, so he gets to get more familiar with things.

<v Speaker 1>You know.

<v Speaker 2>Oh, that's not bad at all. One of the best

<v Speaker 2>jobs I ever had was I worked at a gym

<v Speaker 2>for like three years or something. That was the best gig.

<v Speaker 2>Just met so many great people, free workouts, and I

<v Speaker 2>learned a lot about my body. Awesome.

<v Speaker 10>That's always good.

<v Speaker 2>To know.

<v Speaker 5>Yeah, he's always so happy to tell us too.

<v Speaker 2>All Right, I need I don't need actors or movies

<v Speaker 2>or anything like that with it one. I just need traits,

<v Speaker 2>any sort of five traits, appearances, powers, anything, five traits

<v Speaker 2>that have to do with vampires.

<v Speaker 9>Go with umpires.

<v Speaker 10>I don't know, Honestly, I don't know.

<v Speaker 2>Really, fangs and drinking your blood is big garleg I'm

<v Speaker 2>gonna hold on to Michelle. That was really bad.

<v Speaker 13>That was really bad.

<v Speaker 2>That was so bad, Michelle, Traits that have to do

<v Speaker 2>with vampires.

<v Speaker 5>Yeah, like characteristics you know.

<v Speaker 2>Well, we're gonna reuse it though, I'm not gonna tell

<v Speaker 2>you anymore.

<v Speaker 10>That was so bad. I'm so sorry.

<v Speaker 2>Again, It's all right. It's fun. It's very embarrassing for you, but.

<v Speaker 10>It was fun getting through to you guys. You guys

<v Speaker 10>every day. You guys are amazing.

<v Speaker 2>Oh you're so right. I love you so much. Michelle,

<v Speaker 2>You're okay.

<v Speaker 9>Bye, by.

<v Speaker 2>Liz un will you win this stupid game? For God's sakes,

<v Speaker 2>I got to go to the bathroom.

<v Speaker 13>Well, I was hoping you were saving the vampire one

<v Speaker 13>for me.

<v Speaker 2>I got it so bad.

<v Speaker 5>That is a good one.

<v Speaker 2>That was so easy you know a lot about vampires.

<v Speaker 13>Huh, I don't, but everybody knows something about vampire.

<v Speaker 2>I know, right, you know.

<v Speaker 5>I don't think you said the question.

<v Speaker 2>It is the problem. But you played before, Liz. I

<v Speaker 2>feel like you've played before.

<v Speaker 13>I played a lot of times, Jeremy. I really want

<v Speaker 13>to win. I need to win for my daughter.

<v Speaker 2>So you failed many, many times every time. All right, well,

<v Speaker 2>this one might sound familiar to you. Are you ready?

<v Speaker 5>No?

<v Speaker 2>But yeah, all right, in ten seconds, I need the

<v Speaker 2>names of five different jewelry stores.

<v Speaker 13>Go change your at Hellsburg, Coles, Target, J Pennies, Fine

<v Speaker 13>has a.

<v Speaker 2>We're going to accept Target as a jewelry.

<v Speaker 5>Store, Scott. I don't know what jewelry.

<v Speaker 2>Store you wonder get your engagement ring.

<v Speaker 5>I buy most of my earrings from Target, though, I

<v Speaker 5>can tell.

<v Speaker 10>Jere will you please blame me?

<v Speaker 2>I didn't even have to ask you, Queen, please say

<v Speaker 2>please say please one more time? Please? Okay, now you don't.

<v Speaker 2>You don't have to call in ever again.

<v Speaker 8>That is.

<v Speaker 10>Never win anything.

<v Speaker 13>You guys are so amazing.

<v Speaker 2>And you're so right. You're so right.

<v Speaker 5>You did all the hard work.

<v Speaker 2>You good today, Liz with your JC panty jewelry. All right,

<v Speaker 2>So I'm gonna put you on hold. We're gonna come back,

<v Speaker 2>tell you all about your prize. You're gonna go to

<v Speaker 2>a concert at Red Rocks, Jaredy, Katie and Josh one hundred. Well,

<v Speaker 2>I want a puke right now. I walked back the

<v Speaker 2>past the sports station a little bit ago, and their

<v Speaker 2>sports guys are and they're doing their little sports stuff,

<v Speaker 2>points and stats and points and stats, hit nose balls

<v Speaker 2>with the baseball bats. And Mark Moser is over there him.

<v Speaker 2>He's a good guy. He's one of our friends. Knuckles

<v Speaker 2>deep in his nose. Oh no, he is going to town.

<v Speaker 2>He's the same one who did the farmers blow with

<v Speaker 2>you and we left that thing. He's got a boogie

<v Speaker 2>feed put a little boogie in it, and then he

<v Speaker 2>just walked by. I guarantee you he's not walking to

<v Speaker 2>the bathroom to wash his hands. Was he so right

<v Speaker 2>in sunglasses inside? I don't know, but he was knuckles

<v Speaker 2>deep in there.

<v Speaker 5>I want to see you look at him.

<v Speaker 2>No, But I mean, I've got water out of the

<v Speaker 2>fridger in the kitchen and I went eime, I made

<v Speaker 2>it physical. Get any other guys sitting there there's they're

<v Speaker 2>just sitting there. They don't even notice.

<v Speaker 5>Normal Tuesday. This is what happens.

<v Speaker 2>Nicole Vardy's in there today too, special day, you know what.

<v Speaker 5>I just like they are at home. They feel comfortable

<v Speaker 5>in that studio so much so that everything's blocked out.

<v Speaker 5>He didn't know you were here. He's just like, I

<v Speaker 5>am so comfortable, my hand is in my face.

<v Speaker 2>Thanks for hanging out with us. You get some riveting

<v Speaker 2>content this morning with Jeremy Katie and Josh Denvers makes

<v Speaker 2>one hundred. I hope you stick around. At about a twenty,

<v Speaker 2>we're going to read a listener email that came in

<v Speaker 2>a lady who snapped. Oh she snapped, but it's who

<v Speaker 2>she snapped at that is kind of freaking her out

<v Speaker 2>a little bit. So we'll give you all the details

<v Speaker 2>on that coming up right around eight twenty with jk Ja,

<v Speaker 2>we got a little fat America for you. There's some

<v Speaker 2>McDonald's hacks out this morning, coming from somebody who's to

<v Speaker 2>work at Mickey D's. She is saying, if you want

<v Speaker 2>fresh fries, not French fries, but fresh fries with your order,

<v Speaker 2>all you have to do is say, make me some

<v Speaker 2>fries with no salt, and they've got to make a

<v Speaker 2>special batch for you to get fresh fries, but then

<v Speaker 2>you don't get the salt on them.

<v Speaker 5>And not only that, but this has been a trick

<v Speaker 5>that's been going on for a long time.

<v Speaker 1>Oh.

<v Speaker 5>Having worked at McDonald's when I was younger, I will

<v Speaker 5>tell you when people ask for that immediately makes everyone

<v Speaker 5>mad and they don't go out of their way to

<v Speaker 5>make sure. I'm not saying every McDonald's.

<v Speaker 2>You know what, I would do.

<v Speaker 5>McDonald's fine, but no.

<v Speaker 2>I would take the fries and I would just lick

<v Speaker 2>each fry and I would lick the salt off. Not

<v Speaker 2>that they do that. This is just me personally, if

<v Speaker 2>I was working at a random fast food dress exactly,

<v Speaker 2>just lick the salt off.

<v Speaker 5>But be careful with that one.

<v Speaker 2>The poor man Big Mac. They say, if you order

<v Speaker 2>a Mac double with no ketchup or mustard, but add

<v Speaker 2>the Big Mac sauce and shredded lettuce, it's cheaper than

<v Speaker 2>an actual Big Mac.

<v Speaker 5>Yeah, that's a good one.

<v Speaker 2>The multiple orders hack. I guarantee you they didn't have

<v Speaker 2>this when Katie was there. It's an app thing, so

<v Speaker 2>you have to have multiple accounts that you circulate through.

<v Speaker 2>So you log out, order the deal, you log back out,

<v Speaker 2>log in with a new name an email, get the

<v Speaker 2>deal again, log out, log in with a new nail.

<v Speaker 5>It's too much for some McNuggets to do.

<v Speaker 2>You have.

<v Speaker 5>Wow.

<v Speaker 2>So the last thing isn't really a hack, but the

<v Speaker 2>just there's a difference between the folded egg and the

<v Speaker 2>rounded egg. I guess there's a pre made folded egg

<v Speaker 2>that they put on their biscuits and make griddles, So

<v Speaker 2>if you want that one, you have to request it.

<v Speaker 2>Other than that, the rounded egg is literally a fresh

<v Speaker 2>cracked egg that goes on the mcmuffins.

<v Speaker 5>Why wouldn't you want the fresh cracked egg with fresh crack.

<v Speaker 5>That's why I like the mcmuffins and McDonald's breakfast sandwiches,

<v Speaker 5>because that's a real egg right there.

<v Speaker 2>Who's the monsters ordering the folded ey? Yeah, coming from

<v Speaker 2>the factory.

<v Speaker 5>Why crack me a real egg?

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, Ronald, I want to meat the chicken. Yeah, make

<v Speaker 2>me a sandwich, grimace. You had some other hacks when

<v Speaker 2>it comes to cooking, too, don't you.

<v Speaker 5>Yeah, there's a you know a lot of pro chefs

<v Speaker 5>out there giving tips as far as eating at home

<v Speaker 5>and why A lot of times when you make something

<v Speaker 5>at home, it doesn't taste the same as if you

<v Speaker 5>ordered it in a restaurant. Meat is a big thing

<v Speaker 5>when it comes to that, but all around general preparing too.

<v Speaker 5>So one of the biggest tips here is to have

<v Speaker 5>everything ready when it is time to cook, because that

<v Speaker 5>will throw you off more than anything. If you have,

<v Speaker 5>say your burger in the pan, or your meat or whatever,

<v Speaker 5>and then you you need veggies to put in there,

<v Speaker 5>you didn't cut up the veggiees, so now you're cutting

<v Speaker 5>ve as the meat is cooking, You're gonna overcook that,

<v Speaker 5>you know what I mean. Like to have everything ready

<v Speaker 5>before you go into prepareing the recipe. That is such

<v Speaker 5>a power move that chefs use and it makes a

<v Speaker 5>big difference.

<v Speaker 2>You know why. I like doing that too, because I

<v Speaker 2>feel like I'm on a TV show where I'm the

<v Speaker 2>chef and I'll have my bowl of peppers, my bowl

<v Speaker 2>of onions, my bowl of whatever, and it's all lined

<v Speaker 2>up Bobby or whatever. I know, I'm an emerald.

<v Speaker 5>Yes, you have your spices in little individual rabbits. You're

<v Speaker 5>like adding the paprika like your professional I know. I

<v Speaker 5>love that too. I also love. They have a term

<v Speaker 5>in cooking. It's called don't crowd the mushrooms. Okay, okay,

<v Speaker 5>And it's a really big tip because when you do

<v Speaker 5>put too much in a pan, okay, it changes things

<v Speaker 5>when it comes to the science of the cooking. You

<v Speaker 5>are steaming instead of uh, instead of browning. It's a

<v Speaker 5>big deal. And so it changes.

<v Speaker 2>Crowd ushrooms of the dish.

<v Speaker 5>So if you even don't crowd the mushrooms, but even

<v Speaker 5>if it's as much as scrambling and egg, you don't

<v Speaker 5>want to put too much egg in the pan because

<v Speaker 5>again the surface area and the heat.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, big deal, amateur crowding the mushrooms Again, look at

<v Speaker 2>you crowded the mushrooms. To my wife, she'd be like,

<v Speaker 2>what the hell are You should.

<v Speaker 5>Just work it in a conversation today.

<v Speaker 2>Just don't crowd the mushrooms. I'm gonna work that in.

<v Speaker 2>Like if I'm at water World standing in line and

<v Speaker 2>people are all up in my business and don't.

<v Speaker 5>Crowd the mushrooms. You sit here in the building, like,

<v Speaker 5>can we do that?

<v Speaker 2>Get away with it.

<v Speaker 5>Let's let's do you know.

<v Speaker 2>We sit at those little tables at the All Stars

<v Speaker 2>and people come sit around us because we're so popular,

<v Speaker 2>we can be like, don't crowd the mushrooms. Yeah, then

<v Speaker 2>we'll get called.

<v Speaker 5>H is weird again? Got one more. This is the

<v Speaker 5>big one, and this is about your meat. Kay, You

<v Speaker 5>got to take care of your meat.

<v Speaker 2>This is the biggest onis.

<v Speaker 5>This is the biggest difference when it comes to home

<v Speaker 5>cooking as opposed to going out to a restaurant. When

<v Speaker 5>you get a steak, right, a lot of times that

<v Speaker 5>steak isn't gonna taste as good as if you order

<v Speaker 5>it from a restaurant. And the big reason is because

<v Speaker 5>you're not resting your protein. Gotta rest your protein. Rest

<v Speaker 5>your only after a lot of people think this is

<v Speaker 5>just after you cook it. You need to make sure

<v Speaker 5>it rests for five minutes or so so the juice

<v Speaker 5>is distribute evenly. You need to do that. That's a protein.

<v Speaker 2>That is something a lot of people miss. Yes, you

<v Speaker 2>got to rest your meat. When I do my five

<v Speaker 2>hour six hour tri tip on the smoker, I bring

<v Speaker 2>it inside, wrap and foil, and then I wrap like

<v Speaker 2>two or three hand towels. Then you put it in

<v Speaker 2>a cooler, close the lid, and let it sit in

<v Speaker 2>there for about thirty minutes you have to. And then

<v Speaker 2>I look at the children and I go, don't you

<v Speaker 2>the meat is resting.

<v Speaker 5>No, it's such a big deal because you have to

<v Speaker 5>take that meat out of the fridge. You can't just

<v Speaker 5>take a chicken breast from the fridge and slap it

<v Speaker 5>in a pan.

<v Speaker 2>Amateur move.

<v Speaker 5>A lot of people do that, Josh, And honestly, when

<v Speaker 5>you want to that, you know you When you take

<v Speaker 5>it straight from the cold fridge into the pan, it

<v Speaker 5>for cooks the outside before the center ever catches chicken.

<v Speaker 5>It's a big, unevenly dry cooks piece of meat.

<v Speaker 2>Nobody likes that, Nobody wants to drive me.

<v Speaker 5>Sure, you take it out of the fridge for at

<v Speaker 5>least fifteen minutes before you cook it. Yeah, let that

<v Speaker 5>baby sit there and rest, contemplate its feelings, and then

<v Speaker 5>you throw it in the pan. And then when you're

<v Speaker 5>done there, let it rest.

<v Speaker 2>You can make it your be a lot of.

<v Speaker 5>Resting when it comes to your meat.

<v Speaker 2>So you might tell my wife that today too. Don't

<v Speaker 2>crowd the mushrooms. I'm resting my meat. She's gonna love

<v Speaker 2>you so turned on.

<v Speaker 5>Be careful, honey, careful the meat.

<v Speaker 2>I'm not a machine. All right, since we're talking about food,

<v Speaker 2>I got one more food related story for you guys, okay,

<v Speaker 2>and it truly I was not surprised by this. It's like,

<v Speaker 2>why did it take this long for the fad diet

<v Speaker 2>to kick in? A lot of doctors are out there

<v Speaker 2>this morning. You know, you all are trying to lose

<v Speaker 2>weight and all, but they say you should not be

<v Speaker 2>doing the diarrhea lettuce diet right now that believe it

<v Speaker 2>or not, there are a lot of posts out there

<v Speaker 2>right now encouraging people. I mean, I'm sure these are

<v Speaker 2>TikTokers or whatever real brain acts, you know. The doctors

<v Speaker 2>on TikTok they're saying, if you want to lose a

<v Speaker 2>ton of weight in a hurry, that you need to

<v Speaker 2>go out and just eat lettuce like crazy in hopes

<v Speaker 2>that you'll get that cyclospora or whatever it's called, and

<v Speaker 2>it's called cyclospora skinny. Right now, they're encouraging people to

<v Speaker 2>get out, eat a bunch of lettuce, blow your bowels

<v Speaker 2>out essentially, and just drain yourself of fat and any

<v Speaker 2>sort of nutrients and you'll drop two or three dress sizes.

<v Speaker 5>Oh and hate your life of it. Everyone else I've

<v Speaker 5>talked to who has had this or experienced it. It

<v Speaker 5>is like non ending.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, the doctors are saying, you're gonna lose so much

<v Speaker 2>of your electrolytes in your body. You're gonna have muscle cramps,

<v Speaker 2>You're gonna have headaches, you're gonna have dehydration. They say,

<v Speaker 2>you get to a state where your heart just can't

<v Speaker 2>pump enough blood because there's no water in there, because

<v Speaker 2>you're draining yourself. You can literally die from this.

<v Speaker 5>But I'm skinny, but oh my god, I'm.

<v Speaker 2>So good in my casket.

<v Speaker 5>No to me that people think that's okay.

<v Speaker 2>Hey, you know, are you shocked by this at all?

<v Speaker 12>Though?

<v Speaker 2>That the fat diet, This fat diet has blown up

<v Speaker 2>on TikTok.

<v Speaker 5>We've had crazier diets for sure, but this one just

<v Speaker 5>seems like a little unnecessary. Like you can totally avoid

<v Speaker 5>this and just forgot.

<v Speaker 2>God's sakes, get on a treadmill and maybe.

<v Speaker 5>Fasting would work for you. I know a lot of

<v Speaker 5>people who swear by that. You know, yeah, not me,

<v Speaker 5>but a lot of people.

<v Speaker 2>If you're thinking about it, if you've seen it, probably

<v Speaker 2>talk to your kids about this. Honestly, don't do the diarrhea,

<v Speaker 2>lettus diet. Okay, come on the.

<v Speaker 5>Fact that you just had to say those were right.

<v Speaker 2>I never thought I would have to say, just let's

<v Speaker 2>be grown ups. Okay. Kind of a lengthy message that

<v Speaker 2>came in from Mel. I'll try to zip through it here.

<v Speaker 2>But Mel says, hey, guys, I've been going to the

<v Speaker 2>same hairstylist for about seven years. The best I've ever had.

<v Speaker 2>The problem is is she never stops talking. Couple she

<v Speaker 2>is Katie her hairs. A couple of A couple of

<v Speaker 2>weeks ago, I had one of those days where everything

<v Speaker 2>that could go wrong did and I had a pounding migraine,

<v Speaker 2>hadn't slept much the night before, and I was mentally

<v Speaker 2>exhausted and bloated. Oh boy, to TMI. All I wanted

<v Speaker 2>to do was sit in the chair, close my eyes

<v Speaker 2>and enjoy two hours of piece in quiet. But instead,

<v Speaker 2>the second I sat down, it was NonStop conversation. How's work,

<v Speaker 2>how's your husband? Did you book that vacation? What are

<v Speaker 2>your weekend plans? She goes. I just didn't have the

<v Speaker 2>energy for it, and after about twenty minutes I snapped

<v Speaker 2>at her and said, can you please just stop talking?

<v Speaker 2>She laughed a little like I was joking. I said, no, seriously,

<v Speaker 2>I just need some quiet today, she said, Then the

<v Speaker 2>entire salon got quiet.

<v Speaker 5>Oh no.

<v Speaker 2>She didn't say another word for the rest of my appointment,

<v Speaker 2>and for almost two hours. It was one of the

<v Speaker 2>most uncomfortable experiences I had ever had. When she was finished,

<v Speaker 2>I apologized. She quietly replied, it's fine, but I could

<v Speaker 2>tell it wasn't. Now it's about a month later and

<v Speaker 2>I called to make my next appointment. Usually she's upbeat

<v Speaker 2>and happy to talk, but this time she sounded cold,

<v Speaker 2>and I got off the phone as quick as possible,

<v Speaker 2>and I honestly nervous. She said, m this is the

<v Speaker 2>part I thought about before I read this, But she says,

<v Speaker 2>I know this probably sounds ridiculous, but this woman has scissors, razors, bleach,

<v Speaker 2>and my hair in her hands. I keep wondering if

<v Speaker 2>she's still mad enough that she's going to accidentally cut

<v Speaker 2>my banks too short, or take off more than I

<v Speaker 2>asked for, or give me a style that I didn't

<v Speaker 2>quite want. She says. My husband thinks I'm crazy, and

<v Speaker 2>he says a professional would never risk a reputation over

<v Speaker 2>one awkward interaction. My sister says, canceled the appointment immediately. Kind,

<v Speaker 2>don't you lose trust in someone who's responsible for your appearance?

<v Speaker 2>It's over. That's a solid line. She goes, So, guys,

<v Speaker 2>what should I do? Maybe you can use this on

<v Speaker 2>your show. Do I keep the appointment, apologize, trust everything

<v Speaker 2>will be fine? Or should I find a new stylist

<v Speaker 2>because I'll spend the entire appointment wondering if she's about

<v Speaker 2>to get a little revenge. Love the show. Hope this

<v Speaker 2>makes the air. And that's from sweet Mel with her

<v Speaker 2>roots showing right now, she's like to sound off about

<v Speaker 2>Mel's situation with her stylist. What should she do? Phone

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

<v Speaker 2>three oh three six nine one sixteen forty nine. I

<v Speaker 2>feel bad for her, I really do. I do too.

<v Speaker 2>I mean she's stress and for sure well and.

<v Speaker 5>When it comes to your hair and as you just

<v Speaker 5>said in that email, your appearance, I mean you really

<v Speaker 5>get kind of anxious about that. You don't want to

<v Speaker 5>make someone mad who's in charge of that?

<v Speaker 2>I know, especially for as much money and time is

<v Speaker 2>involved in ladies' haircuts.

<v Speaker 5>Hundreds of dollars. I am not kiddies.

<v Speaker 3>Well, and Katie, I just go back to when you

<v Speaker 3>tried to hair go blonde a little bit and how

<v Speaker 3>much it affected you when you didn't love it when

<v Speaker 3>you didn't and it's that's months and months and months

<v Speaker 3>of regrowth and trying to fix it.

<v Speaker 2>And she's a professional who's making money and she doesn't

<v Speaker 2>want anyone to bad mouth her.

<v Speaker 4>You know, No, you're right, she's accident.

<v Speaker 5>You're right, like when something goes wrong with your hair,

<v Speaker 5>like so you don't want to upset that person. But

<v Speaker 5>for me, like this whole situation, I guess it's just

<v Speaker 5>because I talk for a living. I like talking to

<v Speaker 5>people for the most part. But when I'm in those

<v Speaker 5>situations of you know, getting my hair done or getting

<v Speaker 5>my nails done, when it's silent, it's awkward to me,

<v Speaker 5>Like I want to talk to the person just to

<v Speaker 5>be the you know, I feel like they need someone.

<v Speaker 2>To talk to as well, talk.

<v Speaker 5>Here to say. I just feel like I'm doing my part.

<v Speaker 5>The us come in to play a part absolutely real.

<v Speaker 2>Right now, to save we enjoy the quiet, So you

<v Speaker 2>honestly don't trust yourself out over that. You're fine being

<v Speaker 2>quiet in the morning, off the air. Yeah, don't even worry.

<v Speaker 5>You know why we are fine. Any other time I

<v Speaker 5>would take that, but now you know, you need that banter.

<v Speaker 5>You need to be able to feel like you are,

<v Speaker 5>you know, in a situation where you trust that person

<v Speaker 5>they trust you. You're both playing a part. I feel

<v Speaker 5>like and if you're not going into that situation ready

<v Speaker 5>to play your part.

<v Speaker 3>Well, and I feel like you, Yeah, Katie, You and

<v Speaker 3>I both have our moms as hairdressers who have done

<v Speaker 3>this for years and years and years. And I feel

<v Speaker 3>like the hairdresser, especially a woman, is like you're confident,

<v Speaker 3>like you can tell them things you've been going to

<v Speaker 3>them for years. I know my mom has stories for

<v Speaker 3>days about things that people have told her while they're

<v Speaker 3>getting their hair did up.

<v Speaker 2>So they're the therapists, they really are, right, Yeah, So

<v Speaker 2>what should mel do?

<v Speaker 5>You?

<v Speaker 2>Guys? I know there's a lot of ladies listening who

<v Speaker 2>has stylists that they're pretty solid with. What if you

<v Speaker 2>snapped at one of them told them just please stop talking.

<v Speaker 2>I need some quiet today. Did you get a couple

<v Speaker 2>of messages Kanie? Yeah, Well we definitely text line blew

<v Speaker 2>up on this.

<v Speaker 5>Yeah, absolutely, and from I think this is Cindy. She said,

<v Speaker 5>I have a really good relationship with my hairdresser, Like

<v Speaker 5>we hang out outside of my hair appointment, So maybe

<v Speaker 5>it's because of that. But if I'm having a bad

<v Speaker 5>day or not feeling well and not up to talking,

<v Speaker 5>I just talked to them beforehand, so it's like I'm

<v Speaker 5>usually a peppi polite person, but they'll give me a

<v Speaker 5>pass if I just need some quiet that day. So

<v Speaker 5>that may be because of her.

<v Speaker 3>Relations good advice for the next time exactly because pull

<v Speaker 3>her opposite curiosity texted in Nope, I could never go

<v Speaker 3>back every time she picked up the scissors, I'd be flinching.

<v Speaker 4>Just take that l and find a new stylist.

<v Speaker 5>Yeah, yeah, well, and I mean like a few of

<v Speaker 5>those as well, like we got. I think it's a

<v Speaker 5>good move for her to cancel or move the appointment.

<v Speaker 5>I that when you go to a business that has

<v Speaker 5>to protect their reputation, they probably won't run it on purpose,

<v Speaker 5>but it won't be an enjoyable experience. So I think

<v Speaker 5>that's a good tip as well, Like if you've already

<v Speaker 5>ruined it, I don't know if there's any going.

<v Speaker 2>Back, right, And that's the ones I pulled off the

<v Speaker 2>text line. I had one, two, three, four that I

<v Speaker 2>read that was essentially move on on every single one

<v Speaker 2>of them. This one said I once told my nail

<v Speaker 2>tick that I hated my nails, and I was trying

<v Speaker 2>to be honest. She burst into tears. I feel awful

<v Speaker 2>about it. Now I drive thirty minutes to a different

<v Speaker 2>salon because I can't face her. Yeah, you got to

<v Speaker 2>move on. Somebody else wrote in and said I feel

<v Speaker 2>bad for the stylist. Imagine spending years building a relationship

<v Speaker 2>with someone and then basically getting told to shut up.

<v Speaker 2>I would question every future visit. I would run from

<v Speaker 2>that style.

<v Speaker 5>And I like that the point of view from the stylist,

<v Speaker 5>like they that can't make them feel good at all,

<v Speaker 5>you know, jeez?

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, really quick. I do want to talk to Clara,

<v Speaker 2>who wrote in Hi Clara, or called in high Clari, Hi, Hi, Hi.

<v Speaker 2>What do you think Mel should do about this situation?

<v Speaker 9>I think I think she can still go through her hairstylist,

<v Speaker 9>but I do think both options kind of leave out that,

<v Speaker 9>like Mel's not being accountable for what she did. It

<v Speaker 9>was rude of her to snap at her hairstylist like that,

<v Speaker 9>and I think that she owes her an apology. You know,

<v Speaker 9>I think it's totally okay. I get migraines too, so

<v Speaker 9>I totally understand that. But I think going into that appointment,

<v Speaker 9>I think had she just communicated that, like, hey, I'm

<v Speaker 9>not feeling super great today, is it okay? If we

<v Speaker 9>just kind of sit in silence, I think that would

<v Speaker 9>have been fine. Instead of like chucking it out for

<v Speaker 9>twenty minutes and then snapping. I think that wasn't great.

<v Speaker 9>And so at the very least she owes her an apology,

<v Speaker 9>and yeah, like if she's been going to her for

<v Speaker 9>that long and they've built a relationship, like she kind

<v Speaker 9>of owes her like repairing that relationship too. And also

<v Speaker 9>it's like she's a professional. I think if you apologize

<v Speaker 9>and go back, like maybe bring her a knife, stiff

<v Speaker 9>basket or something.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, it's exactly what I was gonna say.

<v Speaker 5>That's a good movie.

<v Speaker 2>I was like, this has been seven year relationship, you're

<v Speaker 2>both adults. Come in with one of those edible baskets

<v Speaker 2>that the fruit the flowers made out of the fruit edible,

<v Speaker 2>bring an edible arrangement and a Starbucks gift card and

<v Speaker 2>say I am so sorry that I was bloated and angry.

<v Speaker 9>Explain what happened, and then I think she would understand

<v Speaker 9>and say, like, no, it's totally okay. You know, it's like, hey,

<v Speaker 9>we're yeah, yes, I still like you. Oh, I still

<v Speaker 9>trust you. Like I think that's fine, you know, but

<v Speaker 9>take it ability.

<v Speaker 2>And then you'll embrace and everything will be fine and

<v Speaker 2>they make it right.

<v Speaker 5>You'll make it, But I do. I think that's it though.

<v Speaker 5>The extra effort on that level is what it's going

<v Speaker 5>to take.

<v Speaker 2>Clara, You're very wise.

<v Speaker 9>Six guys.

<v Speaker 2>I wish we could. I wish we could buy you

<v Speaker 2>a Starbucks I know would get good advice. Enjoy your day, Clara,

<v Speaker 2>thank you so much for calling it. If you guys

<v Speaker 2>ever have a dilemma you want to share with us

<v Speaker 2>Jeremy Katie Josh on Facebook and Instagram.

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<v Speaker 2>These half price tickets go on sale at ten so

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<v Speaker 2>Denver Broncos dot com slash tickets. Good luck everybody, Josh.

<v Speaker 2>What else is going on?

<v Speaker 3>Well, sticking with football, football fans all across America can

<v Speaker 3>rejoice as last week was the last week of the

<v Speaker 3>year without any type of football.

<v Speaker 4>Yeah, we have.

<v Speaker 3>Training camps starting up for the Broncos two day as

<v Speaker 3>the Veterans reported, the first public training camp that you

<v Speaker 3>can go to.

<v Speaker 4>All you gotta do is reserve tickets. You don't have

<v Speaker 4>to buy them there.

<v Speaker 2>Can you yell at them if you're out there?

<v Speaker 5>Oh absolutely, playing at them for that.

<v Speaker 2>Know, maybe they dropped the ball or something. When they're throwing,

<v Speaker 2>you can doing their little press throws. It just would

<v Speaker 2>you want to be kicked anyway?

<v Speaker 5>That's it.

<v Speaker 2>I also my nipples blue at that.

<v Speaker 5>I do it.

<v Speaker 2>Yes, man, I don't know. Yes.

<v Speaker 4>The first football game.

<v Speaker 5>Is permission, Sorry, we got it.

<v Speaker 2>Please continue. This is important stuff. But also the.

<v Speaker 3>First preseason game is actually next Thursday, so that's how

<v Speaker 3>kills me or and then after that for the rest

<v Speaker 3>of the year, every single week we will have some

<v Speaker 3>type of football game pre season. Well, it's the Hall

<v Speaker 3>of Fame game that starts starts a little, but watch

<v Speaker 3>game season game.

<v Speaker 5>Football is upon us.

<v Speaker 2>Yes, you know it should be in the Hall of Fame,

<v Speaker 2>my blue nipple.

<v Speaker 1>Please. You thought you'd heard.

<v Speaker 2>It all, Just when you think you've shot everything, not.

<v Speaker 1>Even close spiraling, who's getting an what's the local buzz?

<v Speaker 5>What can we expect?

<v Speaker 1>We're diving headfirst into the chaos. It's the mile high height.

<v Speaker 13>Yeah, what's up?

<v Speaker 1>What's what's up with?

<v Speaker 2>Yay? What is up? Homies? Okay, So just to give

<v Speaker 2>you a little bit of anxiety this morning. Ninety five

<v Speaker 2>days until Halloween, one hundred and twenty one days until Thanksgiving,

<v Speaker 2>and one hundred and forty nine days until Christmas. Good morning, everybody,

<v Speaker 2>Time to put the tree up.

<v Speaker 5>Ah.

<v Speaker 2>There's a story out this morning about the most watched

<v Speaker 2>movies on Netflix, and the old K pop Demon Hunters

<v Speaker 2>came in at number one, almost seven hundred million views

<v Speaker 2>of that silly little movie you know.

<v Speaker 5>In someone's living room. It's still on repeat. It is

<v Speaker 5>still going strong.

<v Speaker 2>There was a time when it first came out it

<v Speaker 2>was it was seriously NonStop for probably a week. At

<v Speaker 2>my house. It was just on all the time.

<v Speaker 5>I watched it and I don't even have a child, Like,

<v Speaker 5>I think everybody watched that movie.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, got bits and pieces of it for sure. There's

<v Speaker 2>a actually, speaking of views, a six part series on

<v Speaker 2>Instagram right now showing a woman on a Carnival cruise

<v Speaker 2>scratching her nasty foot fungus with a fork. It was

<v Speaker 2>secretly filmed by several passengers and believe it or not,

<v Speaker 2>a lot of people were grossed out by this. It's

<v Speaker 2>up about thirty million views on the foot scratching.

<v Speaker 5>It's funny. I don't know if it needed to be

<v Speaker 5>six whole parts, but.

<v Speaker 2>It would have been fine.

<v Speaker 5>Yeah.

<v Speaker 2>Anyway, Carnival got a hold of it and they sent

<v Speaker 2>out a statement that said we can confirm that forks

<v Speaker 2>that we have are intended for food, not foot care.

<v Speaker 2>Once we became aware of the situation, our team quickly

<v Speaker 2>addressed it with the guests, Hey knock it off, will you?

<v Speaker 2>And we were we removed the utensil from service. How

<v Speaker 2>do they know they got the right one? You get

<v Speaker 2>the catcher in the act?

<v Speaker 5>Does this one look different? There's flakes when you see

<v Speaker 5>this video, I mean it, and things are falling off

<v Speaker 5>wound Like I looked at it and I was like,

<v Speaker 5>that is incredibly satisfying.

<v Speaker 2>I bet like it looked really like oh man, like

<v Speaker 2>like you're doing that. While you're doing it.

<v Speaker 5>Go get a pedicure.

<v Speaker 2>I guess that I wanted to do it over like

<v Speaker 2>a salad or maybe like a plate of spaghetti for me,

<v Speaker 2>like a top of spaghetti all covered.

<v Speaker 5>With craving salt over.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, it's like almost like farmers on cheese on top

<v Speaker 2>of your sketty get over there, say win. It's like

<v Speaker 2>the olive garden thing where they're you know, and they're like, say.

<v Speaker 5>Win, never need cheese.

<v Speaker 2>Never scratching.

<v Speaker 5>Keep scratching, lady, that's not it.

<v Speaker 2>Don't ever stop locally.

<v Speaker 5>Saying Okay, well, we're gonna make you happy because it's

<v Speaker 5>the first ever fat marmot wake walk with a bracket

<v Speaker 5>and everything, and I am you're a fat I am

<v Speaker 5>fascinated by marmots right now. Actually, do you know it's

<v Speaker 5>the largest member of the squirrel family. Yeah, I had

<v Speaker 5>no idea. And they can put up to three times

<v Speaker 5>their body weight on in summer before hibernating for five months.

<v Speaker 5>So what they do is just fum root for the

<v Speaker 5>chunkiest marmot I know I wish I had a bracket,

<v Speaker 5>I would be I would be the champion and you

<v Speaker 5>know it, fat Katie contest.

<v Speaker 2>Winning that out day nine days until Christmas. Get your

<v Speaker 2>hibernation weight on.

<v Speaker 5>That's kind of what they're doing here.

<v Speaker 2>So can I get you a T shirt? This is

<v Speaker 2>fat Marmot on it? Would you wear it or else?

<v Speaker 5>I would wear it every day like I would wear

<v Speaker 5>it a lot. You should give me that T shirt. Actually,

<v Speaker 5>if no dish spach other things none taking?

<v Speaker 2>Okay, good, make sure.

<v Speaker 5>Gil like to put all that on.

<v Speaker 2>Come on.

<v Speaker 5>But the first ever Fat Marmot Week again, this is

<v Speaker 5>from the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory. So it's coming up

<v Speaker 5>August twenty fourth through the twenty ninth, and it's very

<v Speaker 5>similar to Fat Bear Week. How they do it up

<v Speaker 5>there at that nature park and preserve up in cat

<v Speaker 5>to my I don't know, but you bet this Great

<v Speaker 5>Marmit Week. This it's gonna be in Gothic Colorado. So

<v Speaker 5>they're inviting the public to vote for their favorite Marmot

<v Speaker 5>in a bracket style showdown. And it has been a

<v Speaker 5>tough year for Marmot's chair.

<v Speaker 2>Thats it sure has.

<v Speaker 5>Yeah, the scientists who studied them found out that the

<v Speaker 5>snow melted so much earlier, which left them susceptible to

<v Speaker 5>predators for longer. They're thirsty, and roughly one hundred involved

<v Speaker 5>in the study sadly passed away over the winter.

<v Speaker 2>Thanks for that horribly.

<v Speaker 5>So I'm to say they're really trying to raise the

<v Speaker 5>spirits of the Marmot community and say this right now,

<v Speaker 5>and so yeah, this is fun though. Right August twenty

<v Speaker 5>fourth through the twenty ninth, mark your calendar so you

<v Speaker 5>can take place in the Fat Marmot Week challenge, all bright,

<v Speaker 5>All right, okay, and then just one more here, let's see,

<v Speaker 5>Oh the twenty one tons of taters.

<v Speaker 2>We got to talk about. Yeah, we need an update.

<v Speaker 5>Well, because yesterday we talked about how the forty two

<v Speaker 5>thousand pounds of potatoes came to the Mile High City

<v Speaker 5>because over in the Midwest they were just gonna throw

<v Speaker 5>them away. So we had a local nonprofit that was like,

<v Speaker 5>wait a second, we can help you with those potatoes.

<v Speaker 5>So they brought them to the Five Points area and

<v Speaker 5>yesterday they just opened up the Potato Fair. It's like

<v Speaker 5>potato poaloozo over there, exactly.

<v Speaker 2>Just bring your friends grab a potato.

<v Speaker 5>Get your free papas fritos over here. And so they

<v Speaker 5>came and in ninety minutes cleaned out the two tons

<v Speaker 5>of potatoes here in the community. So shout out to

<v Speaker 5>everyone who heard, and you know, made it a thing

<v Speaker 5>because you got rid of those potatoes. No problems.

<v Speaker 2>Pretty that they went that fast though.

<v Speaker 5>I just love that, you know they need.

<v Speaker 2>There's cars in town right now making turns this morning,

<v Speaker 2>and there's potatoes rolling across their back seat. I guarantee

<v Speaker 2>you you know it is the great potatoes cater Experiment.

<v Speaker 5>There you go, so some good news today and you

<v Speaker 5>thank you, you little welcome fat marmot.

<v Speaker 1>Unlitt scrolls celebrity gossip, TV movies.

<v Speaker 10>You know my answer?

<v Speaker 1>And what the hell is that.

<v Speaker 12>You're about to find out who I am?

<v Speaker 2>It's time to play Katie crush weak JJ is that

<v Speaker 2>you that recorded that?

<v Speaker 5>How'd you know? Do you know who I am?

<v Speaker 2>Carrie? Carrie bo Berry not so fairy oat. You win.

<v Speaker 2>We don't even have to play the game. You win.

<v Speaker 2>Oh my god. Well, thanks for calling in having some

<v Speaker 2>fun with us. Tell us a little bit about yourself, Carrie.

<v Speaker 12>So my name is Carrie. I am the shoe Marvel,

<v Speaker 12>you know, and I have an entire room dedicated to

<v Speaker 12>Marvel and Iron Man.

<v Speaker 2>No way. You know what's funny is I actually have

<v Speaker 2>a Marvel question today.

<v Speaker 11>I kid you, not really, you already told me I'm winning.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, so you might really do good today. Can you

<v Speaker 2>send us pictures of your Marvel room later when we're

<v Speaker 2>done with this?

<v Speaker 1>Yeah?

<v Speaker 11>Absolutely, Yeah, I'm very proud of it.

<v Speaker 2>Like, do you have all sorts of like action figures

<v Speaker 2>and really neat things comics?

<v Speaker 12>I have over one hundred funkos. I have like movie

<v Speaker 12>posters and all the comics books.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah. Faces, I'm I'm not mad at this at all.

<v Speaker 2>I'm a he man dork, so I would totally have

<v Speaker 2>a he man room. But my wife will says she

<v Speaker 2>would leave me.

<v Speaker 11>So that's the glory of being single.

<v Speaker 2>Well, yeah, you're a surprise, you're single. Okay, So what's

<v Speaker 2>the most valuable thing you got in that room?

<v Speaker 11>Ooh, his glasses Tony Stark's glasses.

<v Speaker 2>From like actual movie prop classes.

<v Speaker 12>No, but they're the like four hundred dollars you can

<v Speaker 12>see inside and his screen and everything.

<v Speaker 11>Yeah, they're really cool.

<v Speaker 2>That's really neat. Yeah, send us some pictures and we're done.

<v Speaker 2>Same phone number. Okay, okay, right, here's what's gonna happen.

<v Speaker 2>You're perfect for this because this is a pop culture

<v Speaker 2>trivia questions best out of five wins, ties go to Katie.

<v Speaker 2>You'll each get the same questions. Anything you want to say.

<v Speaker 5>I'm a little scared. Not gonna lie carry exactly. That's

<v Speaker 5>why you sound so confident. But good luck anyway.

<v Speaker 2>You know what. My only worry is, Carrie, the question

<v Speaker 2>I have about Marvel I hope is correct.

<v Speaker 6>Yeah.

<v Speaker 2>If not, you're gonna you're gonna school me. All right,

<v Speaker 2>Katie's gonna leave the studio right now. She goes into

<v Speaker 2>a room where she can't hear anything. I come up

<v Speaker 2>with the questions, so there's no cheating, and we will

<v Speaker 2>find out if you are right or wrong on these questions, Carrie,

<v Speaker 2>once we bring her back in. All right, she's in

<v Speaker 2>locked away in her little room. Let's do it. What

<v Speaker 2>Outdoor Apparel Company is known mostly for its footwear, especially

<v Speaker 2>they're big yellow boots that have become a global pop

<v Speaker 2>culture icon.

<v Speaker 11>They count yeah, uh hunter, Hunter.

<v Speaker 2>All right, here's your second question. What was the name

<v Speaker 2>of Ross's monkey on the show Friends?

<v Speaker 12>Oh my god, is uh Marcel Marcel?

<v Speaker 2>Your third question? What Marvel film features a snap that

<v Speaker 2>wipes out half of the universe?

<v Speaker 11>Infinity end games or the vendors end games?

<v Speaker 2>Sorry, m Josh, look that one up while we're doing this.

<v Speaker 2>What social media platform was originally called musically before being rebranded?

<v Speaker 11>Uh that's no idea. Uh yeah, words are not mate.

<v Speaker 11>Just think of any social media Instagram.

<v Speaker 2>I g got a really loud turn signal, Carrie. All right,

<v Speaker 2>people like turning? All right, here's your final question. What's

<v Speaker 2>the name of the Tonight show band?

<v Speaker 12>I don't see that lately.

<v Speaker 11>Don't wake up this barely A lot of.

<v Speaker 13>A lot of excuses right now.

<v Speaker 2>What are you gonna say?

<v Speaker 11>Jimmy Camel's Friends.

<v Speaker 2>Jimmy Animals friends. Okay, let's get Katie's making her way

<v Speaker 2>back in here. Okay, Hi, Hi, How was your adventure?

<v Speaker 5>It was good? Yes, I made some friends, had some coffee.

<v Speaker 9>All right?

<v Speaker 2>Are you ready to play?

<v Speaker 5>I'm ready?

<v Speaker 2>All right, Katie. What outdoor apparel company is mostly known

<v Speaker 2>for their footwear, specifically their big yellow boot that's become

<v Speaker 2>a global pop culture icon. Big yellow. They're yellow ish.

<v Speaker 5>Outdoor company. I don't know are you talking about uggs?

<v Speaker 5>I don't think so.

<v Speaker 2>God, I want a pair of ugs, but I don't

<v Speaker 2>think I can pull very expensive. Carrie said something about

<v Speaker 2>hunter Land or Hunter we're looking for Timberlin's Tim Gold. Well,

<v Speaker 2>they're not gold.

<v Speaker 5>They're wearing Tim's right now? Are you the minor black?

<v Speaker 5>But they're just Tim Sambers.

<v Speaker 2>Come on, all the rap guys wear the You know

<v Speaker 2>I love him. I know they have so many pairs

<v Speaker 2>of what was the name of Ross Monkey? What was

<v Speaker 2>the name of Ross's monkey on the show Friends? Marcel Carrie,

<v Speaker 2>that's what you said. Okay, we are scoring points today.

<v Speaker 11>I also have a super Mario tattoo.

<v Speaker 9>No way he's making that shape too.

<v Speaker 2>What Marvel film features a snap that wipes out half

<v Speaker 2>of the universe?

<v Speaker 1>Ah?

<v Speaker 2>I don't know what the right answer is on this,

<v Speaker 2>and I'll be honest with you.

<v Speaker 5>Marvel. Is that I see?

<v Speaker 2>Don't?

<v Speaker 5>Is it like Iron Man?

<v Speaker 2>Josh? Did you look it up? Yeah?

<v Speaker 4>So what was uh Carrie's answer?

<v Speaker 2>Again? It was Infinity end Game or something.

<v Speaker 3>Okay, so that's where it was confusing than Life disappears

<v Speaker 3>in Avengers Infinity War.

<v Speaker 2>That's what I put down that it's in Infinity War. Yes,

<v Speaker 2>so you're raw.

<v Speaker 12>Oh I'm so ashamed.

<v Speaker 2>Because I was second guessing it because like you were

<v Speaker 2>so like you're the Marvel fan, so I wrote down

<v Speaker 2>in War so you.

<v Speaker 11>Know I have a big fan. I'm sad.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, that's really embarrassing for you. That's all right, Okay, good,

<v Speaker 2>I'm glad we cleared that up. Fourth question, what social

<v Speaker 2>media platform was originally called musically before it was rebranded?

<v Speaker 5>That's TikTok.

<v Speaker 2>Carry, you said, I g Final question, what's the name

<v Speaker 2>of the Tonight Show band?

<v Speaker 5>Is it not the Tonight Show Band?

<v Speaker 2>And then Carrie said, Jimmy Kimmel's Friends, which is long

<v Speaker 2>anyway because it's Jimmy Fallon anyway, But it is the

<v Speaker 2>roots that the roots is what we're looking for. All right.

<v Speaker 2>So Carrie, you got one. Katie, you got to today too.

<v Speaker 2>You've officially been crushed by Katie for Harry.

<v Speaker 11>Yeah.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, I think all ch Yeah, I dumped it. Don't

<v Speaker 2>cuss no, no cussing, no cussing. Unfortunately, you lost today, Carrie,

<v Speaker 2>but I am going to put you on hold. Josh

<v Speaker 2>is going to tell you how you can get a

<v Speaker 2>hold of our podcast so you can still relive this

<v Speaker 2>and share it with your friends.

<v Speaker 12>All right, Okay, I'm.

<v Speaker 2>Gonna put you on. Yeah, she's on hold before she

<v Speaker 2>cusses again.

<v Speaker 5>God, that's a big deal. That Infinity War Marvel question,

<v Speaker 5>how did she miss?

<v Speaker 2>She's got a room.