<v Speaker 1>Jared, Katie, and josh One.

<v Speaker 2>Go shout out to a bunch of kiddos going back

<v Speaker 2>to school today.

<v Speaker 1>Go learn something.

<v Speaker 2>Shout out to all the parents who get a little

<v Speaker 2>more free time, maybe.

<v Speaker 1>A little less stress.

<v Speaker 2>I think Adams went back today. I just saw something

<v Speaker 2>about Aurora Public Schools. Yeah, those kiddos are going back,

<v Speaker 2>So shout out to a brand new school year.

<v Speaker 1>I kid you not.

<v Speaker 2>I looked up just a little bit ago, because I

<v Speaker 2>really haven't looked at Katie too much today, and she's

<v Speaker 2>straight up looks like a teacher out of the early

<v Speaker 2>two thousands.

<v Speaker 3>You look like a teacher today. But I post crazy.

<v Speaker 1>Right like late nineties, mid nineties.

<v Speaker 3>I think I look cute.

<v Speaker 1>You're like miss Frizzle. My gosh, is post a picture?

<v Speaker 1>Can I post a picture of you?

<v Speaker 4>I'm all about it because this is my favorite dress

<v Speaker 4>and I got a te in yesterday.

<v Speaker 3>And I mean dress. It's my favorite dress to wear.

<v Speaker 1>What do you mean?

<v Speaker 3>It's my favorite color.

<v Speaker 4>It has a fun print on it, It's got this

<v Speaker 4>little neck design that's like.

<v Speaker 2>You got your little sweater on top of this because

<v Speaker 2>it's cold up in here.

<v Speaker 1>Teacher from the mid nineties, it's the sound of music.

<v Speaker 2>Let me, can I take a picture of you? Are

<v Speaker 2>you okay with that? If I took a picture, we'll

<v Speaker 2>just do like a quick survey Katie.

<v Speaker 1>Does Katie look like a teacher today?

<v Speaker 3>I mean, and I do kind of look like a teacher.

<v Speaker 3>But I still like this dress.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, that's a good one. Yeah, okay, Oh wow, you're single.

<v Speaker 3>This is a fabulous dress. It's very pretty. It's a

<v Speaker 3>nice color. What do you mean?

<v Speaker 1>What am I to say.

<v Speaker 4>Wearing like a booty dress to work? Am I supposed

<v Speaker 4>to be like in the club? Tearing it up, shaking it? Like?

<v Speaker 3>What do you expect from me when I don't to work?

<v Speaker 2>They do on the local news, they kind of to

<v Speaker 2>come on, we got live feed going.

<v Speaker 3>Okay, is that what I need to do?

<v Speaker 1>I need to bring on shorts on?

<v Speaker 3>Okay, I'm sorry, I'm doing it wrong.

<v Speaker 2>I love what you're wearing too. I think it's very unique.

<v Speaker 2>So we'll get a picture up.

<v Speaker 3>Fine, Fine, I'm okay with it. I'm okay with the picture.

<v Speaker 2>It's a weird segue now, because I didn't want to

<v Speaker 2>talk about that at all.

<v Speaker 1>It was purely observation. I mean, but I think it's important.

<v Speaker 2>That we do talk about this because of that Hilton

<v Speaker 2>guy that was in the news the other day cutting

<v Speaker 2>himself and live streaming. Yeah, we were talking off the

<v Speaker 2>air about how how graphic everything is and how many

<v Speaker 2>disturbing videos people have access to now right.

<v Speaker 3>Absolutely, I mean they're all over the place.

<v Speaker 4>And honestly, the younger generations is who I'm worried about,

<v Speaker 4>because when I see something that has the caution this

<v Speaker 4>is bad, you might not want to watch it.

<v Speaker 3>I just don't watch it.

<v Speaker 1>I don't don't click it.

<v Speaker 3>I don't.

<v Speaker 4>I don't want to put that in my brain because

<v Speaker 4>you can't unsee things.

<v Speaker 1>Yeah, and stuck there forever exactly.

<v Speaker 3>But you know, the younger generation.

<v Speaker 1>That's all I click it every time.

<v Speaker 4>Oh, sensational everything. And you know you're not the only one.

<v Speaker 4>I know, Baby Nana, all of her friends, they're clicking

<v Speaker 4>these videos to see it because it doesn't hit them

<v Speaker 4>the way it hits us.

<v Speaker 1>Become very desensitized, you really do.

<v Speaker 3>Experts are saying that this is still not good for us.

<v Speaker 4>It's not good for us to be absorbing all these

<v Speaker 4>images to have to kind of decipher through it. It

<v Speaker 4>still makes us feel feelings of unease and even if

<v Speaker 4>we don't, like, you know, acknowledge it, it needs to

<v Speaker 4>come out somewhere. So they're saying, there are some things

<v Speaker 4>that you can do to help you with this. If

<v Speaker 4>you are seeing graphic videos and you don't like how

<v Speaker 4>they're making one one, don't look at it if you can.

<v Speaker 1>If that one, try to.

<v Speaker 2>I don't mean to interrupt you, but the one about

<v Speaker 2>the the Mexican influencer that was out in front of

<v Speaker 2>a hotel or something yesterday and they rolled up on

<v Speaker 2>a motorcycle and shot him, and like everyone's reposting it

<v Speaker 2>on Facebook, your Instagram and and you know, an X

<v Speaker 2>and all that, and I'm like, I don't know, Yeah,

<v Speaker 2>there's no reason to see that.

<v Speaker 4>And you make a really good point there, because they're

<v Speaker 4>saying one of the things that you can do to

<v Speaker 4>help curb this is instead of reposting it, report it,

<v Speaker 4>make sure it gets taken down, because I mean, even

<v Speaker 4>you talk about Perez Hilton that live stream that was

<v Speaker 4>on TikTok for thirty four minutes, and the moderators can't

<v Speaker 4>keep up with the amount of stuff people are posting

<v Speaker 4>on the Internet. So that's why they're saying, we need

<v Speaker 4>to take certain steps. Another thing that you can do,

<v Speaker 4>just personally that will help you forget it is if

<v Speaker 4>you see something like that, First of all, again, stop

<v Speaker 4>watching it as soon as you can, but bust down

<v Speaker 4>a game of old school tetris. Is that because they're

<v Speaker 4>saying that specifically, you can counter program the unsettling content.

<v Speaker 4>So if you engage in something that's comforting and pleasant instead.

<v Speaker 4>It could mean listening to your favorite song, playing with

<v Speaker 4>your pet, or watching a soothing TV series, But research

<v Speaker 4>suggests that playing tetris because it's keeping your brain busy

<v Speaker 4>with a visual puzzle.

<v Speaker 3>Ag absolutely.

<v Speaker 4>Already, I feel better, Jared, so soothing, so soothing.

<v Speaker 1>But that's kind of traumatic there is.

<v Speaker 3>It is a.

<v Speaker 4>Little bit if you splash ice cold water on your face,

<v Speaker 4>that will also kind of shock your body. It's just

<v Speaker 4>something different and something that I learned. Baby Nana told

<v Speaker 4>me something that a therapist once told her is if

<v Speaker 4>you're dealing with feelings of anxiety and this kind of stuff,

<v Speaker 4>eat sour can.

<v Speaker 1>I was just gonna say, yeah, sour can.

<v Speaker 4>Because your brain can't focus on those two things at once.

<v Speaker 4>It really has to rein in on the Oh my gosh,

<v Speaker 4>that's sour like, that's all I can focus on, and

<v Speaker 4>so it kind of just dismisses the other stuff and

<v Speaker 4>you can really train your brain into free.

<v Speaker 1>They say to do that too.

<v Speaker 2>If you've got to do some public speaking or get

<v Speaker 2>up in front of everybody on an all staff meeting,

<v Speaker 2>keep your pockets full of sour Patch kids, absolutely, and

<v Speaker 2>toss a few in your mouth, and it'll you'll focus

<v Speaker 2>on that versus how terrified you are to be up

<v Speaker 2>in front of everybody talking.

<v Speaker 3>And so just the little tips and tricks.

<v Speaker 4>But they're saying because obviously there are people who are

<v Speaker 4>very just particularly vulnerable to this kind of stuff. So

<v Speaker 4>if you're trying these things and it's still not working

<v Speaker 4>and you're still feeling just like, oh, I just don't

<v Speaker 4>like this, maybe reach.

<v Speaker 3>Out for some professional help.

<v Speaker 4>Yeah, sometimes it just gets to be too much and

<v Speaker 4>someone needs to help you.

<v Speaker 3>And that's okay.

<v Speaker 1>I think part of this might be too, is it's

<v Speaker 1>we're in the world of AI. So when you're seeing

<v Speaker 1>stuff too, you're like, is this real?

<v Speaker 2>You know, I'm gonna watch it any way to see

<v Speaker 2>if I can spot this is real or fake, And

<v Speaker 2>then you end up seeing something horrific.

<v Speaker 1>Absolutely, and then it sticks with you.

<v Speaker 2>This is just another reason I give kudos to the Zears,

<v Speaker 2>which I don't a lot is like, you know, a

<v Speaker 2>lot of them get are getting back to the dumb

<v Speaker 2>phones that they don't have social media because it consumes

<v Speaker 2>you and there's horrible stuff on there. So they just

<v Speaker 2>have basic old school phones that just make phone calls

<v Speaker 2>and you can maybe text each other.

<v Speaker 3>Kind of jealous of that, soam It just.

<v Speaker 1>Makes me want to shut down all my social media.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, and I don't worry.

<v Speaker 5>You know.

<v Speaker 2>It concerns me for my kids too, because they play

<v Speaker 2>you know, the fart night in the roadblocks and all

<v Speaker 2>this stuff that you hear, the horrific stories of pictures

<v Speaker 2>and predators.

<v Speaker 1>On there as well.

<v Speaker 2>You've got to monitor this stuff like constantly, really and

<v Speaker 2>it's consuming.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, it can be. It can be all consuming.

<v Speaker 4>So if these help you out, then you know we're

<v Speaker 4>here for it.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah.

<v Speaker 1>I'm gonna go buy some sour Patch kids.

<v Speaker 3>Hey, don't need another reason to do that.

<v Speaker 1>They are tasty.

<v Speaker 2>I do have a story here about when you reach

<v Speaker 2>your peak happiness at what age? Okatie, you've blown way

<v Speaker 2>past this because six year this story here says good

<v Speaker 2>news if you're approaching your late forties. A new survey

<v Speaker 2>is saying that the age forty seven is when most

<v Speaker 2>people hit their peak health and happiness. Okay, okay, they

<v Speaker 2>surveyed like two thousand people and they say, yeah, late

<v Speaker 2>forties often you feel fitter, happier, and more confident than

<v Speaker 2>ever before.

<v Speaker 1>Uh huh.

<v Speaker 2>You finally understand your body a whole lot better. You're

<v Speaker 2>more likely to buy healthier foods and cut back on partying.

<v Speaker 1>And another big factor is perspective.

<v Speaker 2>People in their late forties said that they are more

<v Speaker 2>focused on their well being instead of their appearance.

<v Speaker 3>You've lived enough life to know.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, you kind of get to a point where you're like, well,

<v Speaker 2>this is what I got to work with.

<v Speaker 1>It's generally okay. Now I'm just gonna eat healthier.

<v Speaker 3>That's what I'm bringing to the table.

<v Speaker 1>You get what you get, you know, and you don't

<v Speaker 1>give a blank.

<v Speaker 2>Forty seven And I guess after forty seven is just well, that's.

<v Speaker 4>When the body just won't like it doesn't matter how

<v Speaker 4>like you know you've worked it up in your brain,

<v Speaker 4>your body tells you a different story like, oh no,

<v Speaker 4>you can't do that anymore.

<v Speaker 3>I don't care what you think. Oh no, you can't

<v Speaker 3>do that anymore. I don't care what you think.

<v Speaker 2>I follow some of these dudes into the Instagrammy's yeah,

<v Speaker 2>it's a bunch of these guys like.

<v Speaker 1>In their fifties and sixties who are just jacked. Uh

<v Speaker 1>And I'm like, there's no.

<v Speaker 2>Way, Like, how is that possible? They're either hying about

<v Speaker 2>their age or something else. Is well that is like,

<v Speaker 2>like that is all encompassing. I think when you get

<v Speaker 2>to that age, it's your job. And yeah, I mean

<v Speaker 2>you are counting every calorie. Yeah, you're on forty different supplements.

<v Speaker 1>That's no way to live. That's I mean, you look awesome, but.

<v Speaker 4>How would like you also don't get to eat cake?

<v Speaker 4>So how great of a life is that? Right?

<v Speaker 3>I'm not a life.

<v Speaker 1>I want a little life. But they do look really good.

<v Speaker 1>They do reddish ShredIt bro jump on them. I'll tell

<v Speaker 1>you that.

<v Speaker 2>This is when we kind of dive into some of

<v Speaker 2>your dilemmas, questions, thoughts, concerns. We talk about them on

<v Speaker 2>the air and then let our listeners.

<v Speaker 1>Sound off about them. So here's our number. If so,

<v Speaker 1>if this tickles your.

<v Speaker 2>Pickle, three zero three six mix three oh three six

<v Speaker 2>nine one sixteen forty nine. Let's talk about your X

<v Speaker 2>and all the stuff they gave you.

<v Speaker 4>Yeah, And I got a message from Jay, And first

<v Speaker 4>of all, he started it out with, Hey, how do

<v Speaker 4>I get a message to you guys? And you can

<v Speaker 4>do that by sending it to our social media pages individually,

<v Speaker 4>Jeremy myself, Katie M on the radio or Josh or

<v Speaker 4>at Jeremy Katy Josh.

<v Speaker 3>That's how you reach us.

<v Speaker 4>But Jay had a suggestion for the suggestion box, and

<v Speaker 4>he was just like, I'm just curious. Since I just

<v Speaker 4>broke up with my partner, I reached out to Jay.

<v Speaker 4>He said that they'd been together for about between four

<v Speaker 4>and five years, and he said, I was just wondering

<v Speaker 4>if we just broke up, if I should get rid

<v Speaker 4>of the pictures and mementos right away, or if it's

<v Speaker 4>okay to hold onto them. He went on to say

<v Speaker 4>he's kind of going through it. He's in like the

<v Speaker 4>numb stage right now, so he doesn't want to make

<v Speaker 4>a decision that he regrets. But he says love sucks

<v Speaker 4>for sure, keep your head up, and he's just kind

<v Speaker 4>of wondering where to go in this situation, like do

<v Speaker 4>you hang on to things for a specific amount of

<v Speaker 4>time or do you just get rid of it all

<v Speaker 4>together as soon as you guys break up.

<v Speaker 2>So I thought that that was a really good way

<v Speaker 2>to look at, you know, because we've all kind of

<v Speaker 2>gone through that, right absolutely, And.

<v Speaker 4>When you're dealing with heartbreak, especially in the beginning, you

<v Speaker 4>hate that person right like you want nothing to do

<v Speaker 4>with them, or maybe you miss them like crazy. Maybe

<v Speaker 4>you're in that boat. So you're either one trying to

<v Speaker 4>burn everything they ever touched or to hold on to

<v Speaker 4>everything because you don't want it to end and you

<v Speaker 4>never know when the next time you're gonna get a

<v Speaker 4>piece of that person.

<v Speaker 2>So but then there's like a hierarchy of stuff, in

<v Speaker 2>my opinion, you know, there's like different levels of stuff

<v Speaker 2>they gave you that maybe it's easier to get rid of.

<v Speaker 2>Like maybe they gave you a TV for a birthday gift.

<v Speaker 2>Do you hold onto that or every time you watch

<v Speaker 2>the TV? Oh my god, I'm thinking of Tina.

<v Speaker 3>Yeah, Well, no, I think that that's it.

<v Speaker 4>And not only that, but the specific rank of people,

<v Speaker 4>right because I'm sure certain people you'd want to hang

<v Speaker 4>on to stuff from them, someone who cheated on you,

<v Speaker 4>like I never want to see a guy with your

<v Speaker 4>name again like that, you know.

<v Speaker 2>So I'm trying to think of the different levels too.

<v Speaker 2>So you've got like major electronics, maybe olding you got

<v Speaker 2>a hoodie or some softy pants or something that they

<v Speaker 2>gave you.

<v Speaker 1>Yeah, do you get rid of those?

<v Speaker 4>Like?

<v Speaker 1>I feel like I would hold on to an awesome hoodie,

<v Speaker 1>you know.

<v Speaker 2>Or there's something maybe for your car, or is there

<v Speaker 2>like what's the bottom? I haven't given a girlfriend anything

<v Speaker 2>for so many years?

<v Speaker 1>I mean, do people they don't do like CDs anymore?

<v Speaker 1>Do you send your plate leap?

<v Speaker 2>It has been a minute since you're given a gift,

<v Speaker 2>Nicole a record, but you give them like their their

<v Speaker 2>accounts years down?

<v Speaker 1>Yeah, but I don't wouldn't give that and you don't

<v Speaker 1>really like get rid of that? Or do you just

<v Speaker 1>log out? I don't know what's everybody's thoughts. Three O

<v Speaker 1>three six nine and one. I'm sorry I brought up

<v Speaker 1>CDs three.

<v Speaker 2>Sixteen forty nine, But in my defense, did you read

<v Speaker 2>the article about how many CDs were sold last year?

<v Speaker 1>A lot a ton?

<v Speaker 2>The seers are going back to records and CDs so

<v Speaker 2>suck it making.

<v Speaker 1>So really quick. We got to take Mike because he's

<v Speaker 1>been on hold for a while. Hi, Mikey, Hey, how's

<v Speaker 1>it going. We're good bye, We're good. So how long

<v Speaker 1>do you hold on to stuff from the exes?

<v Speaker 6>So that is fun because my wife and I moved

<v Speaker 6>I don't know, three four years ago and she was like,

<v Speaker 6>what's in this box? And I said, I don't know,

<v Speaker 6>let's open it and find out. And so naturally was

<v Speaker 6>all pictures and stuff like that from a gal that

<v Speaker 6>I dated in two thousand and one through two thousand

<v Speaker 6>and four. But I was head over heels for this gal,

<v Speaker 6>and yeah, she broke it off with me, and so

<v Speaker 6>it's like love lost, right, So I'm like hanging on

<v Speaker 6>and I'm like, no, I can't get rid of that stuff.

<v Speaker 6>But my wife was like same thing, So how long

<v Speaker 6>are you gonna try to win her back? For?

<v Speaker 1>You're like, are you still pinting to this woman?

<v Speaker 6>And I was like, okay, I'll let it go, But in.

<v Speaker 4>My heart I was like no, in the moment, like

<v Speaker 4>you wanted to hang on to all that, right, you

<v Speaker 4>don't want to let that go.

<v Speaker 6>Yeah, So this was three years ago, but we dated

<v Speaker 6>in two thousand and one through two thousand and four,

<v Speaker 6>so it's been twenty years.

<v Speaker 2>So your answer, Mike, as you hold onto things for

<v Speaker 2>twenty years?

<v Speaker 6>Yeah, I'm going because then I finally had to let

<v Speaker 6>it go.

<v Speaker 2>I gotta ask you, Mike. I got to ask you.

<v Speaker 2>Your wife's probably not listening. Did you just like save

<v Speaker 2>one picture or just something to have?

<v Speaker 5>I did?

<v Speaker 6>That's why I was like, okay, just for a nostalgia

<v Speaker 6>saying I knew it in the put it in like

<v Speaker 6>the photo album kind.

<v Speaker 1>Of you hit it because you hit it better this time.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, it's out in the toolbox in the grass. Yeah.

<v Speaker 1>Yeah, exactly the one that got away. Mike. I'm sorry.

<v Speaker 6>That's my vote. So that's what happened to me.

<v Speaker 1>A right, So Mike says, twenty years until your wife.

<v Speaker 3>As long as your wife lets you keep it.

<v Speaker 1>Mike, You're awesome. Thank you so much for this spectacular call.

<v Speaker 1>How long do you hold on to stuff from your ex? Ashley?

<v Speaker 5>Hey? How's it going?

<v Speaker 1>Hey? Like we're really really good.

<v Speaker 2>I don't think any of us have broken up with

<v Speaker 2>anybody in a while. Well maybe Kat speak for your south.

<v Speaker 2>What are your thoughts on this?

<v Speaker 5>Ashley well, I am a single, so I've had a

<v Speaker 5>few breakups. But I really think it depends on what

<v Speaker 5>the relationship was. Like, are we talking about a boyfriend

<v Speaker 5>I had for a couple of months that I stole

<v Speaker 5>my hoodie stole his hoodie from. Or are we talking

<v Speaker 5>about like a first boyfriend that is sentimental?

<v Speaker 6>Right?

<v Speaker 5>So, Like, my kid and I were going through my

<v Speaker 5>garage the other day. We came across a box of

<v Speaker 5>old photos and she liked, oh, Mom, who's this. I

<v Speaker 5>was like, oh, that was my very first boyfriends, and

<v Speaker 5>she was like, oh, cringe. What It was fun being

<v Speaker 5>able to go through that box with her, and it

<v Speaker 5>struck up a lot of conversation between us. And you know,

<v Speaker 5>she's thirteen, So she started talking about, well, you know

<v Speaker 5>when she gets her first boyfriends and what's he gonna

<v Speaker 5>look like. He's definitely not gonna look like mom's first boyfriend.

<v Speaker 5>I really think, I really think it.

<v Speaker 1>Honestly, that's funny. Was she in a round about way

<v Speaker 1>saying that your first boyfriend was ugly?

<v Speaker 3>Right now?

<v Speaker 5>I will you know some of the photos old photos

<v Speaker 5>were of her dad too, and she's just like, oh, Mom,

<v Speaker 5>Like what were you thinking? I was like, I mean,

<v Speaker 5>come on, kid, we made view and exactly You're great.

<v Speaker 1>Yeah, it'd be quiet.

<v Speaker 3>You wouldn't be here if I wasn't.

<v Speaker 1>You're like, mommy had a lot of shots there.

<v Speaker 5>You may have had some rose colored glasses on.

<v Speaker 2>Yeah, there is That's funny that you're talking about this

<v Speaker 2>because I've got a gigantic, like tuppleware bin full of

<v Speaker 2>stuff in the basement, and you know, ninety nine percent

<v Speaker 2>of it I think is me and my wife Nick

<v Speaker 2>Knack and just me as a as a kid and stuff.

<v Speaker 2>But I know in there there's some pictures of previous girlfriends,

<v Speaker 2>and I've always wondered what that would be like when

<v Speaker 2>the kids are going through that or I'm down there

<v Speaker 2>cleaning and they see all that and they're like, who

<v Speaker 2>are these girls that you're like kissing and holding on to?

<v Speaker 2>I feel like that would be very awkward.

<v Speaker 1>Yeah, was that awkward for you? In any way?

<v Speaker 5>It wasn't awkward. I mean, Mike Can I have a

<v Speaker 5>really close relationship, and you know, she's very open with

<v Speaker 5>me about things that I think. I think it's partly

<v Speaker 5>how I parent and keep that line of communication open,

<v Speaker 5>and so it was more of just like an nostalgic

<v Speaker 5>because she's not She's also not thinking about like certain

<v Speaker 5>things at this age. So she Moore was like, oh,

<v Speaker 5>look at that shirt. You were aware of her. Oh

<v Speaker 5>that's in style now. Yeah, So there was other aspects

<v Speaker 5>of the photo she got.

<v Speaker 1>You got you well, Ashley.

<v Speaker 2>We really appreciate you calling in and sharing your life

<v Speaker 2>with us. This is a great call.

<v Speaker 5>Yeah, thank you for having me on the air. I

<v Speaker 5>appreciate it. I like listen to you guys all every

<v Speaker 5>morning while I go to work.

<v Speaker 1>I have about a.

<v Speaker 5>Fifty minute drive. So you guys keen entertained for sure.

<v Speaker 2>That's incredibly nice of you, really really quick give your

<v Speaker 2>daughter a shout out.

<v Speaker 1>What's her name?

<v Speaker 5>Her name is Chloe, And unfortunately, I know she's not

<v Speaker 5>listening because she gets to vacation with some friends and

<v Speaker 5>Oregon right now, so she's on the coast and enjoying

<v Speaker 5>enjoying it over there.

<v Speaker 2>What we'll do is we'll turn this into a podcast

<v Speaker 2>and you can download it, and you can even send

<v Speaker 2>her the link or the full file and let her

<v Speaker 2>know we were talking about her on the air and

<v Speaker 2>her goofy mom oh ma, that's.

<v Speaker 5>And in that case, Chloe I love you, sweetheart. I

<v Speaker 5>hope this next school year is amazing. And hey we're

<v Speaker 5>on the air.

<v Speaker 1>Yeah, your mom is awesome. She only dated hot dude.

<v Speaker 1>Yeah remember yeah, so many hot dudes.

<v Speaker 2>Ashley, thank you so much for the call that absolutely

<v Speaker 2>made our day.

<v Speaker 1>We appreciate you. Guys hanging out with Jeremy, Katie and

<v Speaker 1>Josh