Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Thursday, August 14th, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
Chantel likes snacks any time of the day, two kidneys on one side of the body is strange and Good News, it's expensive to maintain friendships, Taylor Swift's new album was announced and one us is pretty excited about it, our daughter and the dog have too much in common, our favorite after school snacks, Josh had to solve some technical issues this morning, Chantel loves clean sheets and we finally figured out an adult thing, someone needs to check the pants pockets before they throw them in the laundry, a weather related Would You Rather, and what's the proper etiquette for checking out of a hotel.
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Bonus: Train robbery
(4:06) - Snacks with Chantel
(9:01) - Good News
(11:27) - The cost of friendship
(15:53) - Taylor Swift's new album
(22:24) - The teenager & the dog
(27:38) - After school snacks
(35:33) - Computer problems
(41:40) - Clean sheets
(49:38) - Checking pockets
(54:41) - Would You Rather
(57:33) - Checking out of hotels
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Full show transcript:
Well, I'm ready to kick off the show. I don't know about you. Yeah. I'm ready. Alright.
There was two teenagers Yes. Who live in South Carolina. Two South Carolina teenagers. Broke into a railroad facility and started a train engine that was connected to two other cars. Okay.
They drove it around the yard before taking it down the rail toward a neighboring town. I don't hold on. I don't think you can do this. No. No.
No. No. They got arrested. Really bad. They got arrested.
They went on YouTube to learn how to start the train, but they did not watch a video on how to stop the train Oh. On the way back from their home. Different lever. I think it's more involved than that. No way.
It's levers. On the way back from the joyride, the track switched, and they ran into several cars on the same train line Oh, no. Forcing one of them to derail and causing significant damage. Oh, no. Yeah.
That's kind of a bad deal. Yeah. Everything is done through, levers. So there's a throttle lever, which is to speed up and slow down. There is a reverser lever, which determines the direction of the locomotive, whether it's going in a forward direction or a reverse direction.
And then there is the brakes. And then they also have something called the sanders Okay. Which control the release of sand onto the rails to improve traction. Okay. And if if the tracks are wet.
And then they also have signal levers. And then, of course, everyone loves the favorite one, the horn rope. I wonder if they pulled that one. It was at night, so I wonder if they were trying to be quiet. I also wonder, like, well, how they thought they could get away with this.
I this is what's funny to me. I we went to a camp a couple of years ago, and me and Emery went out on a I don't know if Emery was with me. I don't think so. I went out on a sailboat. And in the middle of the lake, I found out that the, young teenager running the sailboat Yeah.
Had learned to drive, had learned to sail. Yes. He learned to sail by watching a YouTube video. Nice. And that's when I panicked and went, how deep is this lake?
How far away is the shore? And do I have the lung capacity to swim if I get into trouble? You're in the middle of the lake. You probably don't. No.
Oh, YouTube teaches us how to do everything. Maybe did he only watch one video? Who? The the sailor. Oh, I don't know.
And the train boys. The train boys, I think, just I don't know. They watched I don't know. They only learned how to start it. They did not learn how to drive it or to stop it.
Got it. Well, you don't steer it. I'll tell you that much. It's it's kind of limited controls. You've got a forward and a reverse, lever, and then you've got a throttle that says how fast you go and then some brakes.
Oh, geez. And then that cool sanding mechanism. So yeah. The thing that throws sand on the tracks when it's wet. Because the last thing you want is a slippery train sliding all around on the tracks.
Oh, you won't. See? Scary. Yeah. I'm not driving a train.
Why? Too scary. I know a train operator. You do? Yeah.
Do I know Do you want me to ask if his works on levers? Yeah. I guarantee it does. I'd like to I'd like to watch him drive the train. Okay.
I'll ask him if we can we can go watch. Yeah. Show let me I mean, he's gone for days because you gotta be in the train for days. Do I know this person? I don't know.
Should we start the show? Start the show. Alright. No. It's not Friday.
It's Thursday. Is it Thursday? It's Thursday. Yeah. It is.
It's do you wanna hear? Yeah. We didn't even have your headphones on. So, you know, I I don't know. But let's plug you in.
Thanks. But let's get you going. Thanks, pal. There you go. Have some headphones.
Okay. Now we can begin. You didn't even put them on. I know. It's okay.
Alright. Sometimes when it's this early in the morning to put on headphones, it hits my head. Alright. Now we rocking and rolling. Okay.
Welcome to the show. Thank you. Welcome to the show also. Uh-huh. Thank you.
Thank you. Back to school time is happening. You and our daughter were talking about doing some back to school shopping. You're looking forward to that. I it looks like I hate shopping.
Do you? You know this about me. Yeah. I hate shopping. Uh-huh.
I hate shopping if it's for me. I hate shopping if it's for somebody else. Yeah. I don't enjoy it. Well, the good news is she's gonna wanna try on a bunch of stuff.
Mhmm. Mhmm. Yep. Which really sitting there in the chair Yeah. Is so fun.
Great. Yeah. There's nothing else I'd rather be doing with my time. Than sitting in the chair. And our daughter is a one track mind Yeah.
A lot of the time. Yeah. If you tell her you're gonna do something, she Oh, I know. When are we gonna do that thing that we thought gonna happen now? Are we gonna do that now?
When are we gonna do that? Ready to go do that right now. Is everybody else ready to go do that right? We're not gonna do it. I'm going to my room.
Yeah. Now I'm mad. Then I'm gonna be mad for the rest of the night. That's right. Saw that, like, two or three times throughout the evening last night.
Uh-huh. And then she come back out and be like, I'm not mad anymore. I'm gonna hang out. But I'm not gonna say anything, and don't say anything to me about it. I don't even remember what I was mad about, but I am gonna be be crazy.
Yeah. They are. And I get to go shopping with one. Yeah. That'll be fun.
Mhmm. Mhmm. Well, I'm, I'm excited to hear Tayl. Am I escaping the thing, or what's the story there? Oh, no.
Why don't you take her shopping? Mhmm. You like to shop. What? You know what I'm saying.
Don't play that game. You so all of a sudden, we're speaking a different language I couldn't understand. What was that? Now you've made me mad. Oh, do you need to run to your room?
Yeah. Don't be in my room. I might come out only when I'm ready for a snack. Yeah. Yeah.
I need a snack. Do you have any snacks? Do I? Yeah. No.
I have snacks. I brought my own snacks. I just thought maybe you had better snacks. I never have snacks. You really never do have snacks.
That's right. How do you get through the day? I starve myself until I eat lunch. Oh, I could never. And then I go to lunch, and I eat a a nice burger or a sandwich or a bowl of noodles or whatever it is.
Mhmm. And then once I'm done eating my lunch, I continue to starve myself until I eat dinner. It's not probably the healthy way to live life. It's not the best. They say you're supposed to eat small little small meals throughout the day.
Is that who says that? Lots of people. The people that manufacture small little meals throughout the day? Yeah. They're like, look at this 100 calorie pack of things.
You should eat this. That's not a meal. And then two hours later, have another 100 calorie pack of this. Okay. I will.
See? Snacking throughout the day. It's nice. Is it? I don't know.
Grazing, I call it. That's what it's that's what most people call it. You know who else does that? Cows. Cattle.
That's right. I am not a cow. I am a man. So Congratulations. Don't need to graze like a cow.
I think. I think that's what it We've covered a wide range of topics already this morning. We've only been talking for three minutes. That's exactly right. It's gonna be one of those days, I think.
I guess so. And we're here for it. Are you here for it? I where else would I be? In bed.
Asleep. Preferably. No. That'd be that'd be the place to be. Yeah.
Look. Really hard for me to wake up this morning. Mhmm. But here here I am, thanks to you. So appreciate it.
You can't that makes no noise. I I didn't I have anything to say. This is there's no video rolling right now. So when you just salute me, it's real quiet. I know.
I didn't That's one of the most quiet things you could do. I didn't have anything to say. Oh, time for good news. Sam Heintz of Grand Rapids, Michigan when he was five years old. He was in an ICU for, of a child, children's hospital, with a life threatening disease that was affecting his kidneys.
Oh, no. And the doctors treated him the best they could, but they knew that Sam would eventually need a kidney transplant. And things turned around in a big way when the hospital located an organ donor when Sam was eight years old, but there was a catch. Sam loves baseball and wants to play in the big leagues when he grows up, and the doctors feared that Sam, who is a lefty, would be at extra risk because the new kidney would be exposed while he was at bat. And Sam's mom, Alicia, had a special request.
She wanna know if the surgeons could place the new kidney on the opposite side so that it would be safer for him to play baseball. It's an unusual request, but the medical team was actually able to make it happen. Really? Yeah. So, it they he has two kidneys on the right, none on the left.
So when he's up to bat, if a ball hits him in his left side, it won't hit his kidney. Oh. Right? That's pretty amazing that they were able to do that. It's a weird thing for an eight year old to be like, I really wanna play baseball.
I wanna be in the bigs. And for his mom to be like, okay, buddy. And then take it seriously and go, what are the chances? You should take it seriously. I mean, it's an interesting request.
Serious. I understand. It all worked out. Sam's now in junior high school. He's still playing baseball, continuing to chase his lifelong dreams.
His coach, calls him a blessing to the team, saying he keeps getting better and better as a baseball player. But I think what stands out for me is the the most about Sam is his leadership. Sam remains optimistic even though he's, had to battle some really tough challenges as a kid. Anything is possible, really, is what Sam said. Anything is possible, Really.
That's great. Yeah. Good job to the doctors for doing that. They were able to figure that out. This guy is like an anomaly with his, two right kidneys.
Pretty special. That is and it's cool that our body can do this. Right? Our bodies are pretty cool. I know.
Our bodies can do cool things. Mhmm. Good good news. It is good news. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome. Who's sharing? They're doing a well, they did a poll. You love polls. Yeah.
They hold up, like, lights and Mhmm. And there's, like, I I you get it. You get it. It's a poll joke. It it's a poll joke.
Okay. So they're saying that having friends Mhmm. Will cost you about $250 a month. It's about $296 for men Uh-huh. And $208 for women to have friends.
By the time you add up, money spent on brunches. Oh, I was gonna say this is like going out to eat and doing stuff Yeah. With your friends. Yeah. Yeah.
Okay. Every night I like to frequent a local it's not local. I mean, it's a it's a national chain, but we have one. And Okay. Cool.
Cool. Cool. Cool. Sandwich place. Okay.
But if we go on the weekends Yeah. Every time we go, it's like groups of women. Yeah. So Emery and I like to we like to joke, lunch with the ladies. That's right.
Sandwiches with my sisters. A brunch with the babes. Yeah. We've got all kinds of notes. So then we count.
We go, how many lunch with the ladies do we got? We have lunch ladies. Do you do you usually see a pretty good group in there? Good, a pretty good amount of them. Yes.
Yeah. It is funny. Makes us laugh. I do feel like, that particular sandwich place is definitely Geared more towards the geared toward the middle aged lady. Middle aged?
Hi. How are you? Yeah. Yep. Yeah.
I guess you're right. 40 and 50 year old women. Emery loves it there. I understand. And there's younger women that go there too.
I Listen. I walk in the place and I go, yeah. This place is geared toward my wife. This is I know you do. Delicious.
I know. Okay. So I was thinking about this poll, this $208 a month that they claim women spend Yeah. Hanging out with their friends. Mhmm.
A couple of years ago, I would say this is true because I was doing, like, a book club once a month. Right. And you had to bring, like, a side or, like, a Yeah. Like, a a dish to share with with the book club ladies. Right.
And then I would hang out with this friend, and let's go out to dinner. Yeah. And this friend, let's go out to dinner. Right. It got to be pretty expensive.
I mean, look. If you're if you're if you're going out and spending, you're not spending $20 if you go out to eat. Like, it's it's more than that. You know? I mean, it's about 15 by the time you That's what I'm saying.
You do, like, a yeah. I mean but it's it's easily $20. And so, you know, if you're doing if you're hosting something and you're gonna make some food or you, you know, you're gonna have me barbecue or make tacos or something You did do that. I know. That's what I'm saying.
Like, there's there's cost involved, plus you're talking about, like, 10 people. So it's you know, you're making a pretty good amount of food. Yeah. It adds up for sure. So if you have friends It's just expect expect to pay about $250 a month.
Everything costs $250 a month. A friendship. Plus, if a lot of your friends live out of town like mine do, then you have to pay to go see that. Travel? Yeah.
Now you're in enough for gas money. I know. That's what I'm saying. Friends are expensive. Well, it's a good thing ours are moving.
Tell you that. Saving me money. Now now we'll have an extra $250 a month? Right. Yeah.
Right. Yeah. Right. Extra. That's cute.
Who has extra money? No one that I know has extra money. Hey. I just got all these dollar bills later. That's sexy.
Here. I have all the there's so much extra. I've never heard that ever in my life. You want some of this extra money? I got too much.
Yeah. Never do you go to the mailbox and open it up, and they're like, here's some extra money we had laying around. That is You can have some. If your bank could do that. Yeah.
They'd be like, this was extra. Here you go. Enjoy some extra money. Real quick. The big news dropped yesterday, 5PM.
It was the podcast and all that stuff. So just I wanted to update you in case you didn't know. I didn't. I mean, no. I don't.
Is is that what you have, written down here for $8.00 5? Yeah. Okay. Perfect. Move it.
I'm just gonna move it to right now. Okay. Because we just played a Taylor Swift song. So I think it only makes sense that we would talk about it. Okay.
I went to talk to my therapist yesterday. Yeah. And she asked if you could kindly not play any more Taylor Swift songs. Well, that's I'm I'm glad she asked. That's nice of her to to check-in.
Unfortunately, no. Alright. Yeah. I don't want those to exist. I mean, no.
So, if you go to taylorswift.com, it looks a lot different now than it did, leading up go there. To 05:00. The official website of Taylor Swift now has, the album cover art and all this stuff. It comes out October 3. You can preorder it right now.
It's called The Life of a Showgirl. That's her new album she announced last night. Twelfth album. 12 songs on the album. And she released four different versions as well.
So there is the, the the primary version, and then there's three additional versions. And each one has a bunch of stuff in it. Like, you get, you know, different artwork, and there's different bonus tracks, and they all have kind of a different style to them. And there are a bunch of people who are like, yep. Bought all four.
Oh my gosh. I know. I know. They're available prerecorded, Deb? Yeah.
So the limited release deluxe CDs, these four different CDs in different, varieties, as a CD are only available for fifty seven hours, thirty four minutes, and it counts down forty four seconds, forty three seconds. They are a limited release, and they're only available while supplies last. So if you wanna get your hands on them, they're $18 a piece. No. Thank you.
Just just info. So what is that? Like, $72 to buy all four? Thank you. If you're interested.
I'm not. A lot of people are. A lot of people are interested in all four. She broke the Internet. I know.
I know. So many people are watching, including you. Okay. Alright. Listen.
The podcast, she was on the, New Heights podcast with the Kelsey brothers slash her boyfriend and probably future brother-in-law. And there was a whole bunch of really interesting information that I learned. And then after an hour, I went, would you get to the album? Like, that's the part I'm really here for. I was not.
And they were so in the weeds about how they met and the dating and the stuff. And if you're Swifty, that's awesome. You love that stuff. I just was there for the music. In a lot of the weeds.
I was overhearing what you were listening to. They were in a lot of the weeds of, like, how she got her music. I'm like, we've heard this story seven times. Some of it. Yeah.
We've already heard all of this story. There was some of that that I thought was kind of interesting just because they kinda got into sort of the background of how, songwriters and artists do get paid, and I thought that was kind of interesting. That was some information that I hadn't necessarily understood before, so I thought that was kinda cool. And then she's making sourdough bread. Like, hey?
That's right. Else. Yeah. She's super into sourdough. Yeah.
Yawn. Anyway, the new album is, announced, and it's 12 songs, and it's her twelfth album. And now the fun part is that all the Swifties are going back and rewatching Era's tour footage and rewatching all, like, rescanning through all of her Instagram posts because there she literally said, like, there's so many little hidden Easter eggs that people did catch and so many that they missed. And so everybody is, like, deep diving back in there and being like, this was actually a thing. And, what I did appreciate was that she said she loves doing that stuff, and she will do it for her music, but she will never do it for, like, personal things in her life.
She says it's only about the music. And then she also said that, one time she looked at her DMs, and there were over 2,000,000 unread DMs, and she said she she never opens them. She's like, I can't. There's no way. She goes, it scares the kids.
Probably a day. She probably gets 2,000,000 a day. Nuts. I can't even imagine. Jason Kelsey did offer to go through them because he thought it would be hilarious to read what people send to Taylor in in her DMs.
It's probably just a lot of the same. I love you so much. You've inspired me so much. I bet you there's some weirdos too. Oh, for sure.
Yeah. I was going through a hard time, and this got helped me. So right. You're exactly right. It's a lot of that.
Anyway, that's the big exciting news. Again, I'm here to say, I think your boyfriend is a snake in the grass. I'm okay. That's fine. I am really, excited to hear some of this music because this is this is gonna be, like, big pop music, I think.
I think we're getting back to the the good Taylor pop music stuff. Not that she hasn't, like Was there Yeah. Why you what? Fix your eyebrows. Yes.
Absolutely. She's she's, like, insane with pop, and I'm excited to hear it. Like soda? Yes. Like soda.
I don't know when we'll get new music to play, but hopefully very soon. I can't imagine it's not it's gotta happen between now and October. There will be at least one song that they push out. I can't wait. There has to be.
So excited. I can't wait. So what whoever the Swifties are that are figuring that out, let me know when I'm actually gonna hear some of this new stuff because that would be huge. That'd be huge. I wanna hear it.
I can't wait. Stop. I know. I'm being a Why are you being a I'm being a grouch. Why are you being a grouch?
I don't know. I'm just I don't know. Do you need a cookie? Maybe. Oh, no.
Do you have one? No. I have no snacks. I have a banana. Eat that.
Alright. It came to my attention last night that our dog, our two year old Jack Russell terrier Three now. Three year old Jack Russell terrier Yeah. And our 15, almost 16 year old teenage daughter Right. Have the same personality.
Both of them How do you mean? Both of them need a lot of attention. Sure. Both Only when they want it. Exactly.
Right? Both of them get a little bit grouchy when you try to invade their space. This is true. Both of them live off of treats Yeah. And get upset when you don't give them treats Yes.
And just whine and whine and whine Yeah. To have treats. Right. Can I have more treats, please? I had to do an, an errand with her yesterday, so, apparently, that meant treat.
And I went, no. I, like, I don't need a treat every time I get in the truck. I know. Well, you took her to the place. I took her home.
On the way home, she goes, refreshment? I know. No. Which I was thinking she probably was like, yeah. I'm gonna go ride with mom because I can talk her into getting a snack.
Because she didn't wanna ride home with me. I said, are you gonna ride home with mom? She went, yep. And, like, took off. I mean, the second.
I hadn't even buckled my seat belt. Refreshment time? Yeah. Holy smokes. In a car.
That must mean it's time for a treat. I worry about her living on her own. She's not gonna be able to afford all the treats and refreshments. I can't afford the treats for refreshments. And then because she didn't get her refreshment in the afternoon, after dinner, she was like, a treat?
Dessert time? After after I mean, you said you needed a car wash, mom. We could go get a car wash and a treat. And then here's the dog like, hey. I I'm Can somebody make treats?
Yeah. I'd like something. I could I could go for something right now. What else you got? You got any, biscuits?
What what are you gonna drop a pepperoni? What do you got going on? I have both of them. I'm trying to send a text. I'm working on sending a text.
Both of them. No one pays me any attention from the daughter. The dog is like, hey. Do you wanna play with me? Like, punching me like she does with her paw.
Yeah. She does. Like, hey. She runs at you full speed, and then both front paws punches you in the knees. I know.
It's crazy. She doesn't do that to me. Ah. She doesn't we call it peckle punch, but she doesn't do that to me. Sometimes she hits me so hard it, like It knocks you over?
My knee, and I go pounds, but she's using 15 pounds of force. I know. Those two, I can't live with those two anymore. What? They're exhausting.
Well Their constant need of attention and treats is exhausting. I like if I'm sitting on the couch and I'm scrolling my phone or whatever, the the dog comes up to me and, like, I'll have my phone in my two hands typing, and her head pops up right in the armhole. And I go, dude. Hi. I'm here.
Yeah. Pay attention to me. Want to pet me? Because I'm I've arrived, and it's like, I can't even function now. You've completely disrupted my ability to just do the thing I was doing.
Hey. I'm here. Pet my scruffy head. And also give me a treat. Right.
And then run toward the garage door. I don't need to go outside. I'm just looking for snacks. Yeah. You got any of them snacks?
Crazy dog. Can tell if she the dog, not the daughter. Yeah. If she needs to go outside or if she just wants to go in the garage for a treat. Mhmm.
So the garage is the way to both of those things. Right. And if she wants to go outside, she'll run toward the door. And stand at the door like it's time to go outside. She wants a treat, she just goes and looks at the shelf where the treats are.
Like Uh-huh. Boy, those look good. Right. I know they live up there. You wanna hand me one?
And then she'll look at you like, look how cute I am. Aren't I deserving of a treat? Yeah. Every kind of I mean, every does the same thing? They're the same.
We have two of them. I know. What's what's the dog year thing? Like, seven years or something like that? Oh.
So it puts her at, like, 21 if she's three. But Jack Russells have they're little dogs. They have I I don't know. So so their age is hindered, are you saying? They're underdeveloped?
I'm saying that they they don't mature as fast as larger breeds. Yeah. They're still thirteen to sixteen years on their lifespan. Oh, really? Yeah.
Smaller breeds like a chihuahua a long time with that. Chihuahuas can live twenty years. Oh my gosh. Yeah. Like small breed dogs Live forever.
Live for a long time. Great. I'm so glad we got a small dog. Yeah. For six how long?
Sixteen more years? Up to ten ten to thirteen more years. I got a ten year plan. Wanna meet it? I like Me?
Well, yeah. But I also like I like snacks I do too. After school. I like snacks all times. You you yesterday got home from work, and you immediately were like, I don't know.
Snacks. I'm I'm munchies. Right? Yeah. And so you're looking for chips, and you're looking for, string cheese, and you're looking for whatever you can call.
Go for the string cheese. I do. I'm a cheese guy. String cheese. I like cheese.
If there's nothing else to eat. I like cheese. I Emery caught up in a watermelon, so I had some watermelon. So did I have some the bag of chips. I had some chips.
Yeah. This is all right before dinner too. So let's I know. Because snacks. Snack.
I just got home from work. I gotta have a snack. Need a snack. Listen. We we've got you say I don't snack.
I snack. We do an awful lot of snack. I just don't snack till I get home. I don't bring snacks. I'm not a snack packer.
I am. I know because you're a raccoon. I like a morning snack. Right. I like a mid morning snack.
I like an afternoon snack. I know this. So, I started looking around at at, after school snacks, and it's back to school time. Right. So if you wanna, like, up your, your after school snack game for the kids or maybe even yourself for after work, it was always something easy like a cinnamon toast.
Cinnamon toast was always my go to. I did it in a tortilla. We've talked about that. I would put the tortilla with the butter on it and then the the sugar cinnamon and put it in the microwave and roll it up and have, like, a little, you know, whatever that is called. I don't know.
Churro. It was always, cinnamon toast Uh-huh. Or a bowl of cereal. Oh, bowl of cereal was a good stand point all the time. I liked ruffles, the cheddar and sour cream with some salsa.
Interesting. Those three Yeah. Were my top snack choices. Did you ever have, like, bagel bites? Mm-mm.
Oh, that's a good one. But my dad worked for Arida, so we used to get, like, potatoes and stuff all the time. Like like, twice baked potatoes. Okay. You could pop those in the oven for, like, five minutes.
That was always and my mom worked for Hostess for a long time, so we always had that stuff. Oh, oh, I've always been around snacks. Yeah. I see where this stems from. It makes a lot of sense.
So here's some lists about Childhood obesity. Like, bagel bites was on the list. Hot pockets. Did you ever do a hot We had a lot of hot pockets. As a snack, though?
Not as a snack. Right. It was more of like a, hey. We're doing hot pockets for dinner. Right.
And and Try to have a vegetable with it. Yeah. Maybe. Be like vegetable. Yeah.
No. I'm just gonna eat my Hot Pockets. We the Hot Pockets, I think if you had a pizza one, that's snack. Pizza one is snack. No.
But then if you had, like, the ham and cheese or the barbecue beef one, that's a dinner. Those are dinner hot pockets. Why? Those don't feel as snacky as a pizza one. I don't think any of them feel snacky.
Those were that's a large snack. But if you if you had bagel bites, you would consider that not to be a large snack? You know what's funny is yeah. Like, I would eat half a bag of chips and a bowl of salsa. That's what I'm saying.
And I'd be like, that's not a that's not a meal. Right. It's just a snack. Uh-huh. String cheese on the list.
Fruit roll ups. And then we never had those. Yeah. No. I'm talking about, like, the like, so when I when I was a kid, before, fruit roll ups as we know them today, we just had, like, the big circles rolled up in a plastic, and it was just dehydrated, like, fruit leather.
Oh, we didn't have those. I had that. That was nice. Those were good. Peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
Oh, yeah. Or peanut butter and whatever sandwich. Yeah. Oscar Mayer bologna sandwich Ew. With mustard and mayo.
Never. Little slice of cheddar cheese. No. Once I got old enough to say there's other food. Like, I only ate bologna sandwiches when I was just little, and my mom would be like, well, this is this is what we're eating.
I'd be like, okay. I guess this is all we have to eat. We're at the store. You saw a prank stack of baloney called phony baloney. That was pretty cool.
It was. You didn't buy it, but it was kinda fun. Well, you could just put that in the fridge, and then you'd have phony baloney. It'd never go bad. It's just a prank.
You'd be like, you want a baloney sandwich? Prank, man. Let me grab some phony baloney. Stupid. You did bugles.
You liked bugles. No. That's what I ate for lunch. This was your school I ate for lunch. Was your school I ate for lunch.
Mountain Dew and a bag of bugles. That was my lunch. I'm telling you, good eating habits started real early for me. I was the baby. My parents didn't care anymore.
Like, you know, when you when you have your first kid, you're like, I'm gonna you're not gonna have sugar, and you're not gonna eat soda. And then by the time you go down the line, they burst still in. One in line. I was the fourth one in line. Technically.
Yes. So then they were like, we give up. Just do whatever you want. You're on your own, kid. I'd be like, yes.
What about ramen? Tons of ramen. Yeah. We always had lots of ramen. That one was an easy one to pick after school.
Prefer the cup of noodles. Yeah. It's where you're wrong. To each their own, I guess. I guess.
And you already mentioned cereal. That's on the list as well. That's good stuff. Somebody said chocolate mini Hostess donuts, the donuts with a glass of milk. Yeah.
Were were was that your I mean, that I was like the, crumb ones. We had I mean, my mom worked at Hostess, so we had all that stuff. Yeah. But my I liked the Ho Hos. You know I've always been a really old man my whole life.
Because you like the crumb donuts? Crumb donuts and old fashioned cake donuts are my favorite. You are an old man. Like, I still like, right now, when I think about a doughnut, I go, do I want a doughnut? And I think about that old fashioned, doughnut, and that sounds real nice.
An old fashioned cake doughnut. Sitting in your leather chair. Doesn't that sound great? I could go for that right now. Watching a fishing video.
Yes. Absolutely. What am I doing at work when I could be eating an old fashioned cake doughnut and watching a fishing show? Bag. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. That guy, Mike, I watch, he's got a new video out. I'd like to be watching that right now. Well Yep.
Guess you're gonna have to wait. While I eat my donut in my old man chair. I'll even let the dog lay down on my lap. She doesn't lay down, Josh? Sometimes.
I've never seen it. Oh, you haven't? No. She's too busy bugging me all the time. Oh, that's right.
Because when you're around, she bugs you. When you're not, she lays down on my lap. That's not fair. Well, you know, I'm not as exciting. I don't give retreats every time I turn around.
You're the old man. She's like, this guy? Yeah. This is where I nap. This is where this guy have any fun.
That's right. Just naps. Anyway, I gotta get some snacks. Something's something's gotta change. I got some in my bag.
You have bagel bites? No. I have tomatoes. No. And I have some almonds.
No. Then I have some fruit. No. And I have some cottage cheese. No.
You have terrible snacks. Well, because I have poor eating habits. I'm trying to be better. Okay. I'm trying to make better eating habits.
Until you get home after work, and then what do you find? I'm not. All the good stuff. You had a technical issue there for a minute. Yeah.
I did. You were kind of in panic mode. No. I wasn't panicked. I just wasn't sure the solution.
I've been here since November 2021, so I'm coming up on four years that I've been sitting in this chair. Uh-huh. And there are still, new things that come up that I go, I don't know how to do this. And that's interesting because you know how to do a lot of things, a lot of computer technically Sure. Radio things.
Yeah. You know how to do a lot of it. And I was frustrated because some of the workarounds that I do know how to do weren't working well. And so, I had to ask for help, which you should never be afraid to. And I so I went to a higher up, and I said, hey.
I'm having this issue. And he said, well, let's try this and this and this. And I went okay. And then I ran into some, hiccups along the way of doing that. And so I had to troubleshoot some stuff.
And all of this happened, and no one knows because we just kept the music going for as long as I could. And I was doing a whole bunch of stuff running around like crazy in the background. But, but, no, it's fine. Everything seems to be working. We're gonna find out if, if all the stuff that I had to do worked here in just a minute.
Kept saying, this is bad. This is really bad. This is bad. I said that because, as we do the show live, we're also building the podcast. And the audio file, I thought I'd lost today's show, but I didn't.
Oh, success. Good news yeah. Success. The good news is that, it it we will have a podcast for today with today's show in it, all of it. So that's good.
And, and so I'm everything's fine. What I Everything's cool. What I'd like is that I'm no help in that department. I don't know anything about any of that. And so you say this is broken, and I go, okay.
I'm gonna just stay here because there's nothing I can do. Yeah. I don't know how to fix any of it. Yeah. I don't know what any of the buttons do, so I got to just kick back and relax while you guys did all the heavy lifting.
I was like, oh, just watch this video for a minute. Okay. Yeah. That so that's my favorite part. Just to okay.
Take a break. Yeah. That's that's real, real behind the scenes stuff right there for sure that we like, I mean, there's there's five different computer monitors plus your two. So there's seven different monitors in here that do different things and show different things. And when one computer is malfunctioning, the whole chain starts to break down.
And so it's, you know, it's just computers. It's just computer stuff. That I know nothing about. What do you wanna know? I don't wanna know any of it.
I'll tell you whatever you wanna know. What do you wanna know? I just said I don't want to know. I know. But if you had one question to ask, what would you wanna know?
I'm good. I was so good. Because the more I know Yes? The more I'm gonna have to be responsible for. Saying.
What do you want? You wanna know all of it? Mm-mm. Nope. I will just open up my brain and pour some knowledge into yours?
No. Good. I like that I can just kick back and let somebody else solve the problem. It must be nice. It is nice.
Must be nice. It is nice. Because over here, it wasn't as laid back and chill. I know, and I'm sorry for that. You could learn a few things.
I'm good. And then you could be responsible for some stuff. And you'd be like, this is broken. How do you fix it? And come fix it.
No. I don't wanna. I'm the baby. Uh-huh. So somebody else will take care of it.
Uh-huh. I'm just a baby. You got it. Uh-huh. You got it now.
Okay. No. I understood the whole time. It took me a few years to figure it out in our marriage, but I get it real well now. I just float through life, Josh.
I'm it's fine. It's cool. Yeah. Yeah. Everything's fine.
Someone will fix it. Just take care of it. It's broken. I don't know what to do. I'll be over here not fixing it.
What did you try? Nothing. It's broken. Somebody else's I just the babies. Stops.
I fixed some stuff. Some Tell me about the last thing you fixed. And most importantly, how you fixed it. I'm thinking. Hold on.
I need some time. That's fine. I'm trying to I'm trying to think, like, around the house. Was there anything broken that you had to fix? I don't know.
I'm thinking. Okay. Shh. Be quiet. Alright.
I'll just sit here quietly. Everyone will just sit quietly while we wait. We'll just sit in silence. That's K. The best kind of radio in the whole wide world.
Literal silence. Yeah. While we wait for you to think about what was broken that you Okay. Creatively fixed. Now you're making it sound like I'm totally incapable.
No. And I'm not. No. It's not. I'm good at a lot of things.
I didn't say you weren't. I have not said that once. I just wanted an example I know. Of all the things you fixed. I just can't think of anything right now.
Well, I'm gonna tell you, you probably fixed it with tape. Whatever it was, you went, I'll just tape it. Nah. Yeah. Or you went, I have hot glue.
That might do it. No. Yeah? Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. Okay. I'll think about it. It's creative engineering is what it is.
I with the things that I do? Uh-huh. Thank you. You're welcome. Is there anything that makes you happier than freshly clean sheets Yes.
On a freshly made bed? Yeah. There are things that make you happier than that? Yep. What are they?
New socks. A while ago, we we were talking about if if we won the lottery, like, what would be the thing? Like, like, if I had unlimited funds, what would I would wear new socks every day. Yeah. I would have fresh freshly they don't even have to be new sheets.
You just want freshly laundered You just want a fresh bed every day. Every day. I wanna crawl into a fresh bed every night. Yep. It's exactly what I want.
Yeah. Because that oh, man. It smells so good. And we washed the entire bed. Oh, I know.
Yeah. The whole thing. I turned the mattress around. Even the duvet cover and all of it. It needed a it needed a refresh.
Right. And did you sleep better? Kind of. I mean, yes. I'm trying to think.
K. I I kind of tossed and turned this morning about five when my first alarm went off. But up until then, perfect. And I didn't even wake up in the middle of the night to use the restroom. Oh.
I know. What a nice day for this old gal. Day. You were supposed to wake up so that we could go see if we could see the meteor shower, but you didn't. Yeah.
I probably wasn't gonna do that anyway. Well, you could've woken me up. I would go outside and look. I didn't, though, is what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying.
You were supposed to, but you didn't. I didn't. That's what I'm saying. I didn't. No.
I know. I've I'm I'm aware of the situation that didn't happen. Why didn't why couldn't you have been the responsible one? Do what now? I don't know what you're talking.
You're you're crazy. Yeah. Talking about me not fixing stuff. Yeah. I just will sleep and sleep.
Exactly. Yeah. I have to be the one that's waking everybody up all the time. That's right. Good job for you.
Good at it. We're good teammates. You fix stuff. I'll make sure you get up to do it. Alright.
Well, okay. The way the way you worded that was like, I'll nag you till you get it done. Now make sure you get up and do it. Get up. Fix this.
It's not like that at all, but that's fun. What was I gonna say? Unsurely. Oh, I was just gonna just go back to the the sheets thing. Yeah.
Because everything was so the mattress cover, the the the fitted sheet, the top sheet, the duvet cover, the pillowcases, all new bed every time you get in the bed, that's what you want? Yeah. Fresh everything? Yep. Karate chopped pillows?
No. We talked about that yesterday. I'm sad. Want those. Well, I'm just saying want regular pillows.
You did put the throw pillows in the wash as well. Yeah. That's gonna happen? Yes. Okay?
Okay. All of it. It all needed a it all needed a refresh. Okay. Well, I'm glad you're feeling strong about it.
That's that's good. I'm feeling strong about it. You feel you feel like it needs to be celebrated and talked about. Yeah. We got we got we did the bed linen bed linens.
As an adult, sometimes there's not that much to be excited about on the day to day level. How often do you think you're supposed to wash sheets? I would probably say once a week. I think you're probably right. Do I do it once a week?
No. But do I think that's when it should be done? Yeah. Once a week is the correct answer. Yeah.
To help, prevent the buildup of allergens, bacteria, and body oils. Ew. Sick. Yep. The general recommendation from experts is to, wash weekly.
Now we have, like, really the one set of sheets that we wash and put back on. Mhmm. I'm I'm really considering we should probably have a second set. We do have a second set. I'm talking on second full set, second duvet cover, second mattress pad, second pillowcases, a whole second set.
Okay. And they don't have to be the same. We could change it up. But that way, you don't have to be like, I can't make the bed until all the laundry is done. Like, it would be great to strip the bed and then throw on the new stuff and then let the laundry happen.
Now you're just talking like a capable adult. Doesn't that sound nicer than, like, just a bare mattress sitting there for a couple hours while waiting for the laundry to get done? And then for some reason, you and I were not on the same page with washing the laundry, And I I really didn't think about it until just now, but I should wash it in the order that I need to put it back on. I didn't. Yeah.
I do that all the time. Because then I could have had half the bed put back together while I was waiting for the other half to be done. You know? Now I've thought about that now. I'm gonna I'm gonna be real there's two things that are gonna happen.
Okay. I'm gonna get us a second set, full set, and that's thing one. Thing two is that I'm gonna do it the right order next time. Okay. Because that's just silly.
Every time I watch the shoes, they do it in the wrong order. I I they're ready, but I can't do anything because the mattress cover is not ready. Adulting is fun. Isn't that silly? What a thing.
And I hope that we're not the only ones that do it wrong. I bet we are. You think so? You think everybody else has it together except us? No.
I was talking to somebody the other day, and I go, oh, you're doing real adult stuff. You know, you're good at being an adult. Uh-huh. And she goes, no. I'm just trying to fake it as best I can.
I go, no. But I didn't ever think to do that. So good on you for being a real dose. Now, in real time occurred to me that I could wash them in a different order. I always just throw the sheets and the pillowcases in and then do the the duvet cover and the mattress cover.
Why? Uh-huh. I need to change that. Why don't I do the mattress cover and the fitted sheet together or the mattress cover in both sheets, and then I'll do the duvet cover and the pillowcases? Crazy.
I'm really fucking crazy. What? There are no rules. I can do it the right way. I there are you're the adult.
You make the decisions. All this time, I've been washing the sheets all wrong. Cool. You got it figured out now, guy. You got it.
Thanks. Thanks. You should be washing your pillowcases more frequently than the rest of your bedding. Well, yeah. Because you're Because they come in direct contact with your face and hair.
Yeah. Yeah. So if you're washing your, sheets oh, it says if you shower before you go to bed, if you sleep in a cool room and you don't sweat much, you might be able to wash your sheets every two weeks. Hey. But I'm just saying.
Like, that's that's not bad. But your pillowcases, you should be washing way more frequently. Because I typically shower at night before bed. So look at me. So maybe three sets of pillowcases, two full sets of sheets and mattress cover do makeup.
So we're that way we can because the if we gotta do pillowcases more off, we gotta do it right. We've been I know. We've been doing the whole thing wrong. You got it figured out now. You're gonna do it right this time.
We gotta get it together. I say that about a lot of things. Gotta get it together. I was just watching a video of a mom who was washing her kids' clothes, and she was taking out all kinds of stuff from their pockets. What kind of things?
And then it made me sad because I haven't taken, like, rocks and sticks and stickers and Oh, okay. Well, you haven't because you don't do the kids' laundry. I haven't for they started doing their own laundry when they were about 11 or 12. Right. And that makes me sad.
It makes you sad? It doesn't make me sad that they're not doing their laundry, but I'm sad because I don't know. There's always little things that I go, oh, yeah. I remember that. That was that was cute.
And then I saw a video years and years and years ago of a mom who had kept all of the things that she pulled out of her kids' pockets, and she turned it into a lamp. Like, she had an a glass vase, and she just held all of the trinkets into the glass vase. I like that. And there was, like, Legos and toy cars, and I thought that was cute. I think that is cute.
But Every time we didn't do that. So now you don't I mean, you can say that's a cute idea, but it's not something you could be like, I'm gonna do that. No. I can't do that. Yeah.
We'd you can probably find weird stuff. No. I'm pretty good about cleaning my pockets. It'd be your own pockets, and it'd be ChapSticks. It'd just be ChapSticks.
You have a jar of ChapSticks. I should actually save all the ChapSticks I wash and see the collection I have after a year. It's a few. It's more than a few. Yeah.
I do know that, Beck is really bad about cleaning out the lid trap when he's done with his laundry. Uh-huh. And so when I clean out the lid trap after him, there's always wads and wads of paper. Yeah. Like receipts get left in pockets.
I think it's receipts. I think it's more than that, though, because it's like sometimes they're folded. Oh. So I don't know if he's, like, making notes. What is he?
Ninth grade? I don't know. It's strange. Like, they're and it's always been washed off, so you can't tell what it is. But lots of paper.
Always lots of paper, which is interesting. What does he why he's got so much paper? I don't know. And I always mean to ask, but then he never do. If he's got, like, like sometimes at work, you gotta, like, write a note for, like, an order or something.
Maybe he's Maybe. Got that, and he shoves it in his pocket. I'm always like, well, I hope this wasn't anything important. He never brings it up like, I keep washing this really important paper. Every time I do laundry, I gotta remember to get that paper out of there.
Uh-uh. You're pretty good about cleaning out your pockets. Yeah. No. I clean them out every night.
Like, I don't like having stuff in my pockets when I, like, I'm not wearing the the pants. So, like, my wallet comes out. There's been a time or two I've washed stuff that Yeah. Usually, it's when you grab my shorts or my pants from the floor, before I had a chance to empty my pockets. And you don't you're not a pocket checker.
No. You'll be like, oh, these look dirty. I'll throw these in. And then I go, did you empty my pockets? And you'll go, no.
Why would I do that? Well, you've ruined my jabstick. And USB drive. I've used I've ruined one of those before Yep. Of yours.
Yep. Sorry about that. Yep. Check your pockets, man. I know.
I just wanna get done with that chore as quickly as possible. Yeah. It takes about I know. Three seconds I know. To go.
Nothing in these pockets. Say one nice thing. What? Say one nice thing about me. Why?
Because Are you having a bad time? Yeah. I Why are you having a bad time? Because you say I don't fix problems. No.
You say I wash all your stuff. No. You say I don't No. I didn't say any of this. No.
Say a nice thing. You're a great storyteller. I don't think that that was a sincere compliment. Very, very authentic about that. You have a way of turning what I said into mean things about yourself for some reason.
Because that's not what I'm saying at all. I think you're creative with your way you fix things. You've you've shown great creativity. I think you're a great help around the house with many, many things, and that's very appreciate appreciated. And you're also efficient.
You know? Like, you you don't you don't pause to stop for anything. You're very dedicated to the task. Nothing will get in your way. Even something as simple as checking pockets.
No way. That will cut into the efficiency of getting this done. So this is these are all compliments. It's just in how you spin it. That's three nice things.
Ouch. Did you say ouch? Yeah. Would you rather this or that? Would would you rather have recess in the snow or recess in the pouring rain?
Rain. Why? Puddles. Snow. Cold.
Well yeah. Plus, one time at recess in the sixth grade, I had a bad experience in the snow with classmates. And so Sorry. I'm taking the rain because of trauma. I've heard this story.
Yep. Those classmates were jerks. I know. What are their names? Let's call them out on the radio right now.
No. It's fine. It's fine. It's fine. It was a long time ago.
I've moved on. Clearly. I'm taking rain? What are you taking? I'm taking snow because I don't have drama in the snow.
Cool. Cool. Way, you're gonna have a lot of wet, soggy kids, and the classroom full of wet, soggy kids does not smell the greatest. No? No.
It does not. Although, I don't know. In the snow, you're not gonna be properly attired. You're not gonna be properly attired for rain either. You might be properly attired when you're finished playing.
Get it? Because you're gonna be tired for all the play. Tired? See. No.
I see just fine. Thank you. My eyes work great. I'm going snow because it's fun. You can melt the the snow.
Do hate the snow, but as a kid, like, there's more things to do in the snow. There's the same things to do. As an adult You can slight that's true. There's the same things to do. You just don't do them because you go, no.
It's cold. I'm gonna go inside where it's warm. Whatever. I do have stuff in the snow. I go sledding, and I was nice thing.
I built a snowman. You we did build a snowman this year, which was the first time that you full on properly built a snowman Yeah. For the first time. I do fun stuff in the snow. No.
You don't snowboard or ski. No. That's not fun. Whenever you sled, you get hurt. That's just life.
Whenever I do anything, I get hurt. You built your first snowman last winter. I probably got hurt doing that. No? Probably.
No? Not that I'm aware of. What else? That's three things. Three what?
Three snow. The other things you can do in the snow that you're excited about? Just snowman and sledding. That's it. That's all I like to do in the snow.
Right. What else? Thanks. Can you do in the snow? Warm up.
Oh, I like to snowshoe. Okay. So there. Three snow things. And Would you rather this bad?
And Josh. We got one more thing to talk about before the end of the show. What do what do you wanna talk about? Gen z is saying that checking out of a hotel is an old person thing. Okay.
Perhaps. Like saying that you can really just walk out. I look. And maybe I need to find out when I check-in. Next time I check into a hotel, I'm gonna say, hey.
What does checkout look like for you? Like, do you want me to bring the keys back? Do you want me to just leave them in the room? Do you want me to just leave? What do you want me to do?
Well, so people are are making these videos on TikTok that's like, hey, old people. This is how you check out of a hotel. And they're just leaving. Just walking out. And then there's comments.
One woman said, as a former housekeeper, it makes our jobs a lot easier if you're polite and let someone know so that they could notify us that we can start cleaning that room. Yeah. I wonder what that system is like. Like, do they do they have, like, some sort of computer system that says who's in a room? And I'm sure they do.
Right. And they can pull it up. House housekeeping can pull it up and and go, oh, this one's vacant now. We can go clean it. Because they'll know who's in a room and whether it's a one night or whether they just need to do a turndown or whatever.
But that's that's what you want. You want turndown. You need a turndown team for your for your bet. Exactly what I mean. Yes.
A turndown team. Anyway, yeah. No. I saw a guy who was who, posted a video as well, and he he was just simply saying, like, I just leave. I didn't know there was more you could do.
And I think look. If you're on a business trip and you need to grab a receipt so that you can turn it in or something, I could see that being a thing. Everything is digital now. But but if you need it, like, in your hand to give to somebody, like, then you go, here you go. Here's the receipt.
You know? I don't know how everybody's office works. Else commented and said, I don't know. Like, just to let them know you're walking it takes ten minutes for you to turn in your key and say, hey. Thanks.
I'm not a kid. Minutes? Not ten minutes. Like, ten seconds. It's very fast.
To be like, peace out. Thanks. I usually just hand them the keys, and they go, cool. Do you need a copy of the receipt? And I say no.
And then I walk away. Like, that's fine. You walk out or you stop for two seconds and go, hey. Thanks. I always feel nervous turning in the key because I'm like, did I get everything out of the room?
Did I get my charger? Did I forget a bag? Like, did I have a soda I left out? Like, what's gonna happen? Did I forget anything?
Oh, no. The soda. I know. Well, my water bought maybe I wanted it. Maybe I was like, hey.
We're gonna be out of here by eleven. We had the the nice continental breakfast, and now it's, like, 09:30, and we're getting ready to leave the hotel, and we're maybe gonna go hit some shops or something. I might want that soda that I left on the counter. You know? I just wanna but I don't have a key anymore, so I can't get back in.
I don't get that nervous. You it's not it's not nervous, I guess. It's just this, like, small anxiety that happens where I go like, oh, I hope I got everything. I don't get that. Because now I have no access to get back into that room.
But you can call and say No. I know. Hey. I left this. But there's something about the, the independence of access that's now taken away that I go, ah, I hope I got it all.
That's weird. Every time. It's a weird thing. Like, when you stay at an Airbnb, you still have access codes. Like, you're you might have a checkout time still, but you still have, like I could get back in there if I went, oh, my charger.
I could still run back in. But, you know, it's a little different once you once you turn in a key. No. But you could still check into the hotel and not check-in, but you could still go back and say, oh, I left everything. Never happened.
I've never had, like, I forgot something. I don't know where it comes from. It's weird. It's a weird thing, Josh. Did I look under the bed a fourth time?
I just I better go check one more time. And under the bed, they've usually, it's blocked. Yeah. Usually, the bed's on, like, a solid thing. Sure.
So nothing gets left behind. I hope not. K. It's a weird thing about you. Yeah.
Well, hey. Let's check out of the show today, shall we? We're gonna say goodbye. Yes. We are.
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Did you know that? I did know that. Yeah. You can. You can.
It's pretty exciting stuff. It is. It is. Thanks for hanging out with us. We'll be back tomorrow.
It's Friday. That's exciting. Hallelujah. I know. And, that's all I have to say about that.
Peace. Is that is that how you're leaving it? Yep. You had a a barbershop quartet thing you wanted to do when you were leaving because you've done it once for, like, hello, but you've never done it for a goodbye. Goodbye.
Goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye. Wow. Thank you.
Wow. Thanks. Wow. Thank you. See you tomorrow.
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