Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Monday, August 18th, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
We're celebrating being a couple on couple's day, PETA is very upset about a cartoon cow, teenagers to the rescue is Good News, avoiding people in the store is a fun pastime, Chantel got a really nice compliment about her laugh, Josh is trying to solve his dry elbow issue, Chantel is a fun passenger, we had our Fantasy Football draft on Friday, we saw 311 in concert in Pocatello, Chantel embarrassed our daughter at the shoe store, which shoe do you try on at the shoe store anyway, we tried the A&W Ice Cream Sundae beverage, teacher's pet showed up for Would You Rather, and Josh has a very important meeting to get to!
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Bonus: Amelia Earhart's plane
(2:02) - We're a couple right?!
(5:25) - PETA vs Mario Kart
(10:48) - Good News
(13:21) - Avoiding people
(17:36) - Chantel's laugh
(22:37) - Josh's dry elbows
(28:42) - Driving with Chantel
(33:55) - Fantasy Football draft update
(39:46) - 311 concert
(45:13) - Our embarrassed daughter
(49:25) - Left shoe or right shoe
(54:06) - A&W Ice Cream Sundae
(59:33) - Would You Rather
(1:02:29) - Important meeting
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Full show transcript:
They might have found new information about Amelia Earhart. What? I just saw this story. Back in 1937, legendary aviator, Amelia Earhart and her navigator took off in an airplane that completely disappeared, never to be seen again. That was eighty eight years ago.
There's been no trace of the plane, but now there is a pilot named Justin Myers who believes he may have found the wreckage off the coast of an island in the Western Pacific Ocean. Oh. It is called Nikumaroro. That's the name of the island. He wasn't even hunting for the plane.
The plane was hunting for it. No. Instead, he was messing around with Google Earth when he spotted a group of shapes that he believes to be fragments of a crashed airplane, and now he wants to conduct an expedition to the location to see if his theories are true. Oh, fascinating. If he has actually discovered Amelia Earhart's famous plan.
Cool. Eighty eight years later, and he was playing around on Google Maps and went, well, that's weird. Does anybody look there? Love it. I know.
So Follow along with this story because I wanna keep I want I wanna follow along. Now the question is because there's there's, like, this wreckages on this island. Like, it there's pieces of it. Like, he believes he sees pieces of exhaust, landing gear, wheels, fuselage, more exhaust stuff, the tail end and an engine, the engine and a wheel. Like, it's spread out across the shoreline.
And he if he's if he's right, there's a chance that not only did he perhaps find the wreckage, but, like, her and then like, they could be on this island. That's so cool. Like, there could be remains on this island. Like, they could've, like, existed for who knows how long. That's so cool.
I know. Anyway, I'll keep you posted. I'll keep you posted. Let's do the show. Let's do it.
Hey. Good morning, Chantel. Oh, Josh. Oh, Chantel. Hi.
Fancy seeing you here. Yeah. And you frequent this place? I do. Do you?
Yes. Yes. I do. A lot. Good morning.
Good morning. Hey. You would say we're a couple, wouldn't you? I would say so. You'd say we're a couple of couple of people?
I would say we're a, yeah, we're a couple. The the walk a similar path in life? Shearer? Yeah. Is that what couples do?
I guess. Walk a similar path. What else do couples do? Hold hands? They hold hands?
They kiss? Bromance? I love you. Aww. Live together sometimes.
Yeah. Sometimes. Share common interests. Yeah. Okay.
Today is National Couples Day. Oh. So happy Couples Day to a couple of people walking the same way. Goofs. That's right.
That's a good we are a couple of goofs. We're a couple of weirdos. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
That's true. That's true. It's also bad poetry day, which I I feel like I'm pretty okay at. You used to write me poetry. Speaking of being a couple.
Yeah. A couple of years ago. What's that old? Is that what's that old? Isn't it an old Barbra Streisand song?
You don't send me flowers Yeah. Anymore. Write me poetry Yeah. Anymore. Yeah.
To be fair, I think you only wrote poetry maybe once or twice. Yeah. It was I said. I did you know what I did? I did it a couple of times.
That's true. That's right. It wasn't like a regular occurrence. No. But it was it was a romantic gesture, and it was early in our relationship, and it worked.
So Look at that. Look at that. Worked. My bad poetry hooked you. You convinced me that you were some kind of sonnet writer.
Then I went, yeah. No. I did not convince you that I was a sonnet writer. No. You did not.
A sonnet tour. What's the word for someone who writes sonnets? I don't know. I found the next Shakespeare. No.
You did not. No. I did not. A sonnet writer, a run a a sonnet poet. A sonnet.
All I got was a whole bunch of, like, sonnet generators. Like, that's not what I want. No. Yeah. You used to write poetry before the Internet.
That's right. So no. That's not true. The Internet was around. You just didn't use it to write poetry.
It wasn't as readily available, I suppose. You're not gonna believe this. What? A person who writes sonnets is called a poet. Yeah.
No kidding. Really? How about it? How about it? Yeah.
Learn something. Welcome back to this room. We are here Feels like I never leave. It feels like I never leave. Yeah.
You are here a lot more than that. In this room a lot. But today, you and I are both here as a couple, and that's exciting. Good job. Alright.
I suppose. We'll be here for a couple hours. Nice. I'm gonna push a couple buttons. You know PETA?
The People for Ethical Treatment of Animals. PETA. Yeah. K. They are mad at Do you wanna take a guess who they're mad at?
No. I don't know. They're mad at Mario Kart. Why are they mad at Mario Kart? It's because they're weaponizing turtles.
They've No. Mario itself has been weaponizing turtles and and jumping on turtles for here let me That's not why they're mad. Oh, I was gonna say because they've been they've been bonking turtles since '80 whatever. They are mad at Mario Kart for their depiction of the Moo Moo cow from the Moo Moo farm, if you know that level where you're driving Mario Kart on the farm. Yeah.
But they're mad at the cow because he has a nose ring. They believe it's a sign of animal abuse. Isn't that a thing? Well, in real life That's what I'm saying. Yeah.
In real life, isn't that a thing? Multiple weapons, including Multiple weapons? Oh, sorry. Multiple purposes. Okay.
Sorry. Alright. So you're saying the the nose ring serves. On on cattle has it has a reason. Yes.
Okay. Go for it. Including weaning young cattle to discourage suckling. Okay. It's a way of controlling cows, mostly bulls.
Okay. In the in the case of them trying to, like, move them around or control them, you can they can be Like, they can attach a rope or something. By hand or a rope. Which doesn't sound friendly. I'm just gonna say But I'm gonna say all of these sound not so friendly, but go on.
But Pete is saying that the rings can be very painful to insert, which I don't I can imagine. Disagree with. That's probably very painful for that to happen to a cow and inflict more pain and discomfort when used to control the animal. Yeah. Especially if you're pulling it and it's sore.
Right. I don't I don't like the the ring through the nose thing. But people are people are like, what? Why are you doing this now, Peeta? Yeah.
These have been around forever. What's Well, somebody got somebody got hot about it. Somebody was playing Mario Kart two. And, apparently, in Mario Kart, the the new one, not Mario Kart two, Mario Kart on the Switch two Okay. You can play as the cow.
Oh. And so that's probably why. I'm just looking here. Yeah. That was that was five months ago.
So I don't know if that's like, that's when someone said the fact that you can play as Moo Moo Meadows cow, is crazy. So, yeah, in Mario Kart, you can play as the cow. So I imagine someone, was playing Mario Kart and said that cow has a ring through its nose, and it's the first time I've ever seen the cow. And then they they made a stink about it. But here's Somebody said, listen, guys.
PETA, this is an animated Well, that's my big game. Right. And guess what? In this game, the cow knows how to drive, so maybe we're just not really sitting in reality. Yeah.
And, again, as far as your concerns about cows having, the ring in their nose, I I agree. That that's not great. I'm not I'm not a big, farm guy, so I don't I don't get it. Exactly. But, again I'm not I'm farm people.
Right. Farm people might understand that, more and why that's Right. And I'm just gonna leave that decision up to farm people. Yeah. Because I am not a farm people.
Yeah. And I never want to be. Right. Let me put that out there, Josh. As we were talking about being a couple and having shared visions for life Yeah.
I never wanna be a farm people. Me neither. Okay. I'm not cut out for it. No.
Me neither. I'm cut from a different cloth. Me too. I am I'm asleep late. It's a fuzzy blanket.
Yeah. I wanna see things die. Yeah. I'm not cut out of leather. No.
I don't wanna be a farm people. Yeah. Also, here's what else PETA has complained about. They've complained about Animal Crossing, the video game your other video games. Personifying animals.
Pow World, which I don't even know what that game is. P a l? P a l. Pow World and Hunting Simulator two. Obviously, they'd go after that one.
Yeah. Pow World is sort of like a Pokemon. Like, it it looks like it looks like knockoff Pokemon. Also, the timing seems a little bit odd. Mario Kart's been around for and that Moo Moo cow has been around for half.
That's what I'm saying. This is not new information. This is new to one person's information, and that and that one person is not happy about it. Oh, pee that. But look.
I go after the real deal with people doing it. The video game depiction of it, that's a strange thing to be upset about. I don't think the video game cow went ow. Nintendo has yet to respond. Yeah.
This story is incredibly inspiring, and I'm excited to share it with you. This is, where did this happen? This is in Hudson, Wisconsin. There is a restaurant, called Urban Olive and Vine. And, there is a group of dedicated teenagers who rose to the occasion and became the heart of this business.
Now let me tell you what happened here. Did you hear about this? Story. Yeah. So Carol and Chad Trainor had always prioritized hiring young workers between the ages of 14 and 18.
And they believed in the importance of giving teens a chance to gain some real work experience. They valued the energy and the enthusiasm that these young employees brought to their restaurant. Again, it's called Urban Olive and Vine. Right. Carol was hospitalized, and Chad, had to spend days by her side.
And with both of the owners suddenly absent, the teen staff didn't even hesitate. They took charge. And for eight months, they, without being asked, kept the restaurant running. They opened the doors every day. They trained one another.
They managed inventory. They paid bills. They continued serving the community. They kept this thing completely afloat while Chad had to, be bedside with Carol. The kids became adults and ran our business and took care of me is what Chad said.
Oh. Now tragically, Carol did pass away during her hospitalization. And Chad closed the restaurant so that the staff could attend her funeral. And when they returned, the young team who is incredibly resilient and united continue to support Chad, driven by the strength and the discipline they had developed during his absence. And they they've taken over.
These 14 to 18 year olds are running this business, Urban Olive and Vine in Hudson, Wisconsin, with vigor and passion and everything else, and empowerment and and all of this because of a a killer opportunity that they had with great leadership and, clearly. I mean, I don't know a lot of 14 to 18 year olds that that would be like, yeah. We're gonna keep this taco stand running. Yeah. Exactly.
Like, that's that's huge. So really cool. And sad news about Carol. But It's a nice story. But really cool to see, you know, a team come together like that.
That's really awesome. So well done to those youths. Well job, team. Well job, indeed. Well job.
Did I say well job? It's good news. Waiting. I'm sorry. Hey.
Welcome back. What's going on? What how do you do it? Oh, I wasn't paying attention to the time, and I saw them I snuck in a little piece of food. Oh.
And then you said, oh, we're on. And I Yeah. Oh, no. Got a mouthful of food. Here I am.
Hello? I'm back. Hey. I was out shopping over the weekend, and I happen to notice a woman who was avoiding Why did you say it like that? What do you mean?
A woman. I don't know. Alright. That had no significance. Alright.
Tell me about this woman Who I she visibly was trying to avoid another shopper in the store, which I've done countless times. So maybe somebody you didn't wanna bump into? Yes. Okay. Yep.
So you saw this happening in real time around you. What was going on? What was going on? What's the what's the t? I don't know what the t is.
I just know that the b she didn't wanna run to the other run into the other people, and so she was, like, trying to avoid her. Mhmm. And then it made me think doing good? I don't know. K.
I guess. From what I saw, yes. It just makes me wonder how often I've been avoided. Oh. I wonder how many times people go, oh, we can't we gotta we can't I don't wanna bump into Chantel.
Let's take a look. Been shopping with you Uh-huh. And seen someone that I know, and you see the someone that I know, and you'll be like, oh, don't don't talk to them. And I'll come down and I'll say, well, I already said hi. And you go, oh, how could you?
Like, I don't know. I just it was fine. Twice. Twice. It's happened twice.
Yeah. Yeah. It's not like that happens all the time. You make it sound like I'm like, oh, I hate everything. No.
No. No. No. I I said, I've been shopping with you. I didn't say every time I go shopping with you, that happens.
It's a it I've been there. And you've said, let's not talk to that per Yeah. Avoid that aisle. And you're nicer. You're a nicer person.
Go, hey. How are you? That's the extent of it. It's not like I'm like, should we have dinner later? I know.
Like, it's real mellow. Do that. And I go It's a high. You're a nicer person than I am because I just avoid. I'll just avoid.
Yeah. Well, it's fine. This is your smile. I just wonder how many people are avoiding me. I don't know.
I don't either. You'll never know. I'll never know. Because they avoided you. Now if you were a little bit more astute and took inventory of every person, like, you you scan, and go, I don't know any of these people.
Move on. And then move to the next style. I don't know any of these people. Move on. Like, really, like, Terminator style.
Like, scan the crowd. Yeah. You know? And then you go, ah, there. I know that person.
They're avoiding me. No. What you should do is hunt them down and go, I saw you from clear across the store, and you're avoiding me. And I didn't even know you were here. Yeah.
You know, well, I took inventory on my way in, and I knew you were here because of my scans. And, gotcha. My scans. Yeah. That's not gonna work because there's people coming in constantly.
You're just gonna have to stay at the doors. Maybe I just won't care that much. Oh, there's a thought. I'm into that. That sounds like good a good plan.
I'm glad we came up with the solution. Together, we worked that out. The solution is don't care so much. Yeah. Yeah.
That's the best answer. Many people are avoiding me. I don't care that much. Yeah. That's true.
I probably didn't wanna talk to you either. There you go. See? Done. Handled.
Taken care of. Okay. We're on the road to recovery. Look at you. Big steps today.
Thanks for helping me work through that, bud. Yeah. So what are we gonna do? Not care so much. There it is.
I received a lovely compliment over the weekend. I'm excited to hear, about this. Why? Tell me. Tell me what happened.
You know what happened. There was Tell me what happened. A nice couple that came up to us at the farmer's market and told us that they liked listening to us Mhmm. And that I had a very genuine laugh. That's right.
Which is a very nice compliment because I've heard some laughs that aren't genuine. On this show? No. Never on this show. Oh, there you go.
Every laugh. I every laugh is genuine. Listen. I've delivered some doozies when it comes to the one liners and the and the dad jokes and the and and the, you know, ribbing and whatever. And, you know, poke poke.
And when those things happen, I get genuine laugh from you every time, for sure. Wrong. Those are typically met with silence. Those are and pity laughs, I would say. Yeah.
Genuine pity. That's what I get. Yeah. But, but no. I look.
I I know you have felt being told by one person in your life that, that you're you didn't like your laugh. Here's what I here's okay. I'm sorry. Well, over the weekend, we had this we had this discussion after after this compliment. And you said, maybe I should think about it differently.
Like, maybe I was being an annoying college girl and and really egging it on. And he was like, I really would like you to be quiet. Stop. Yeah. I'm trying to do something else that doesn't involve you, and you're making that impossible.
Loud. My my laugh is it's loud. It's a loud laugh. Here's what else I know to be true. I always if somebody is genuinely laughing or, like, a laugh Mhmm.
Is somebody's pure form of joy. Yeah. And so I've read that you shouldn't ever, like, speak too harshly about that because that is somebody's truest form when they're laughing. And I've been with people who have some very loud laughs. Sure.
But I always try to be like, this is the truest form of you, so I'm gonna try not to get annoyed. The like, you've seen the videos of the people that have those those laughs that you know the ones. Yeah. I do. And did you see the video where, a talk show brought together, like, eight of them in one room?
Yes. It's a fantastic video. It's a very good video. Fantastic video. Yeah.
But I've also gone to I used to have a friend in college who had a very loud laugh, and it would be painful to go to the movies with him sometimes because I loved him. He's a great dude, but everyone would turn and look at him. Like, what is this guy? Right. And so then he learned Paris.
Doing it to be I like attention grabbing or what? It was just the way he that he laughed. Okay. And in the beginning, when you first know him, you're like, that's hilarious. Your laugh is hilarious.
But the more you hang out with him, you're like, but it's so loud. Not gonna I'm gonna make that guy laugh. Yeah. And then when you go to the movie and everybody's watching, you're like Right. Now I'm kind of embarrassed.
Why did we make that guy laugh? Yeah. Why did we invite Bobby? We should've gone to a sad movie. Yeah.
Just just why are we always going to sad movies? I like I like comedies sometimes. Yeah. We'll watch those at home. Comedies are for home.
You don't pay movie theater prices to see that. No way. We're here for the we're here for the sad movies. And what if it what if he did that and his cry was, like, louder? Oh, it did.
Like like Cowardly lion crying. Like that. Oh, man. We can't take him to anything. Bobby, what are you doing?
Bobby, you gotta find some new friends. That's worse, I think. It's just raw Bobby emotion is what it is. I'd rather have happiness, loud happiness than loud sadness. It's very cowardly like Yeah.
It is. And you you physically see tears shooting out the side like a cartoon. Clink. Bobby, shush shush. Let's go find some Kleenexes and never go back inside.
Bunch of that too. Stop. Put on a comedy. Stop him. Somebody.
Or just action. Just pure action. Yeah. All action movies. He goes, woah.
Oh god. Woah. You know the old table manners, don't put your elbows on the table thing? Yeah. I think there might be something to that, but I don't think it's necessarily about being impolite.
I think it's about your health of your elbows. I've I've got the driest little elbows. And is is it because you put your elbows on the counter? All day. Like, right now, my left elbow is resting on the counter.
My right elbow is resting on the arm of the chair. Constantly on my elbows, no matter what I do. I'm trying to determine if I ever am on my elbows. I don't think And my left one is always worse than my right, and probably because, several of my tasks during the day involve me, like, just staring at computers and, like, scrolling and clicking and whatever. And so it's natural for me to just rest my head on my left hand, which then my elbow is on this counter.
And here we go. And so I think the the table is sucking all the moisture and oils out of my skin on my left elbow for my whole life, and it's all dry and chapped all the time. Well, how about you just stop putting your elbows on the counter? It's on right now. How?
How? Float? What do I do with my arms? I don't know where they go. I don't know.
Like, just put your the forearms. Where? Kindle it. No. That's not it.
I think I need some sort because I use, like, a, like, a, like, a skin care lotion thing to try and soften them up. Maybe. Help a lot. Is that why in the olden days, men's suits had that leather elbow pad? Okay.
Get a Maybe it wasn't a fashion thing. Get an elbow pad. Wear a shirt or a jacket Yeah. With an elbow pad. Problem solved.
Well Seems simple enough. I guess what they say is it's similar to, any other skin. It's exfoliation, moisturization, and then lifestyle adjustment that will help. You gotta make a lifestyle adjustment. Two twill jackets with leather, elbow pads.
It's not a bad look. It's not a bad look. It's a gentleman's, jacket. It's nice. I don't own one, but I'd hate to have to buy one.
Yeah. You're gonna have to go be awesome. Shopping for it. Do I need I'd want one in kind of a brownish orange, I think. And then I might want a blue one and a greenish one.
Probably a gray. I need four to complete the set. You know how I get it. Or Yeah? You could just use what you already have.
What do I have? Well, you've got, like, some old man's sweaters. Yeah. That's not the same. You could provide some elbow protection that way also.
And then what? Would you leave the jacket here? So anytime you were working, you were like, I gotta get my elbow pad jacket on. I don't know. I don't know the right answer, but I'll tell you, it's definitely here's what it says.
It says to avoid excessively hot showers. That's not an issue. I I like my hot shower. Use a mild fragrance free cleanser. Drink plenty of water.
Keep your skin hydrated. Yeah. I was just gonna say, just keep moisturizing. Well, I do. I don't do it enough maybe.
Like, I try I do it probably once a week. Also, you should try it once a day at least. You think? Yeah. I should up my elbow lotion.
Yep. And maybe you could get a couple of mouse pads and just put them where your elbows typically go. And then it's a softer landing pad for your elbows. Yeah. I'm not I'm not mad about that.
I mean, that's an idea too. Look at me coming up with solutions. Critical thinker here. This is good. Couple of mouse pads.
They could be the same or different. If you want a little bit of variety, you could get two different ones. Yeah. They keep telling me to drink more water. Everywhere I look online, it's like, you should hydrate.
K. So here's but then you go to the doctor, and the doctor says to you, oh, you're drinking too much water. No. What? You got told that.
I've never been told you're drinking too much water. Like, you're not drinking enough water. You're not drinking enough water. Oh, you're drinking too much water. Have some salt.
That's true. That's important. I go, what is You need electrolytes. You have to have the right amount of water. Yeah.
But your body doesn't have, like, a gauge to tell you where too much. Okay. I think let's try out three, four. Get some moisturizer, lotion at least once a day, if not more. Yeah.
Get some elbow pad jackets, and get some mouse pads for a softer cushion for when you're So this guy said he had the same thing. Working at school, he was always, leaning on his left elbow, his computer, and and stuff during class, and it caused a rough callus then no product would fix. That's how I feel. I feel like I've got this, like, chapped up elbow. He said he bought a small beanbag to rest his elbow on, and the problem resolved after a couple of months.
A small beanbag? Yeah. He said you could also lean on a folded washcloth to achieve the same thing. But then he also said if you if you use some moisturizing cream as well, you could speed up the process. What I'm saying.
Yeah. All three. I thought I had four ideas, but I had five hydrate. There's a bunch of that. Okay.
So drink water. That's the number four. Hydrate. Hydrate. Yeah.
Alright. Well Good options. Good luck. Thanks. I appreciate your help.
Concerned about your elbows. I got the privilege of riding with our son over the weekend, and I wasn't even yelling at him. He thought I was yelling at him. For his driving, Okay. We were driving down a one way.
There was a dude that was driving down the wrong way on a one way. Oh, that's a problem. And I said, woah, dude. You're on the wrong way. Beck thought I was talking to him and said, no.
I'm not. No. I'm not. And that made him a little anxious. And I said, I'm not even talking to you.
I was talking to that guy that was going the wrong way. Got it. And then as he started to turn, there were people that were crossing the street. They were not supposed to be crossing the street. They had a red hand.
Like Don't cross on the red hand. Uh-huh. And they started to go right when Beck went to turn, and I said, woah. Woah. Woah.
Woah. Woah. And he thought, again, I was yelling at him, and so then that made him a little bit more anxious. Got it. And when we finally joined up with you and Emery Mhmm.
He said to me that he doesn't like driving with me, and then I make him very anxious, and that he would just prefer it if I was just quiet when he drove. And what did I say? You said, yeah. I'd like I'd prefer that myself. I said same.
Same. Yeah. I know how he feels because I too have had the privilege of riding in a car or driving a car while you're riding in it. And and the same thing happens. I'll be driving along, and there will be a car four miles ahead that has brake lights on.
And you'll wanna make sure I'm stopping. Well, Josh, I just don't know how you do it without me. I know. How do you know when the light turns green? It's a it's a marvel that I make it to and from work I think so.
Run errands and It's kind of amazing that you make it through life without me. I know. I have to put on my big boy pants and get in the car to drive. Yeah. I bet you get in your car every day and you go, what am I supposed to do?
Yeah. Oh. Do I seat belt or no? Do I do I break when the car in front of me breaks? Is that what I'm supposed to do?
Go. And do I wait after it turns green for a second or two, or do I just go immediately? You guys are What's one I know. A bunch of comedians. Right?
Emery, our daughter, does a lot of the same thing, and she is, like, on the green light. Like, she's like Yeah. Like, it barely changes. She goes, it's green. You're like, woah, dude.
It's fine. Look at something else. She says that because she's so afraid of being honked at. Really? Yeah.
Oh, fun. If you stay there for just a bit longer and somebody honks at you, she that she is terrified of that. I would like to do that. She thinks that that would be so humiliating to be honked at. That's why she tells you it's green.
She is a hawk eye on the green light because she Because she doesn't wanna be honked at. I don't wanna be honked at. I don't know where that trauma comes from, but that's interesting. Embedded in her somewhere, somehow. Now you have a mission.
Kinda do. I'm gonna sit at a light. It's gonna annoy one person. Her? No.
No. Oh. The person behind me Yeah. Yeah. Who has to honk at me.
Yeah. And, everybody hates being that guy that's like, don't make me honk at you. Now you're gonna put that dude out or that lady. You're gonna make somebody honk at you, and they're gonna hate it. Everybody hates being the And then I'm per person.
I didn't realize it was green. No one in the car told me. How did I ever manage? I will say when I was riding with Beck, he honked at somebody. Woah.
And the person wasn't the light had just barely turned green, and Beck went, meep. No. And I went, you just honked at that person. And he goes, well, they weren't going. And I went, you're the honker.
You're the the honker. Everyone hates that person. And then I was embarrassed to be the car with them. Right. Exactly.
Now we know. She's ridden with Beck. Either Beck has been honked at or Beck has honked at somebody, and she's like, that's awful. Yeah. I'm never gonna let that happen to me.
Interesting. Interesting. Well, if you think that I'm gonna be quiet, wouldn't you try Oh, I know you're not. Think again. Yeah.
No. I I never said that you're committed to that. No. There's there's no way. No.
You're you're still gonna go every time a thing happens. And that's just the way it is. And I go, hey. Save some air for the rest of us in the car, would you? You don't need to take it all.
Well, it's scary sometimes. Yeah. Always. Yeah. The way you drive sometimes, I go, He changed a lane.
It's gonna be okay. Congratulations on your awesome looking fantasy football team. Oh, thanks. You're welcome. On on Friday, we had our, draft for our fantasy football league that we've started up here with, with our coworkers.
Mhmm. And, you're saying that in an attitude that matches the way that the draft went because you had a plan. Mhmm. You had a sticky note with a bunch of things written down on it. What was on there?
Number one was that I wanted my quarterback, my favorite quarterback Yeah. Who doesn't play for even the team that I like, but I really love Lamar Jackson. From Baltimore. I think that he is a awesome player. I like to watch him, and I wanted to draft him.
And I know that you don't typically draft your quarterback in the first round of the draft, but I think someone was out to get me. I think a few people were out to get me. I think you're right. And we talked about it on air beforehand. So there were several people that had kinda known that you like Lamar Jackson.
Yeah. You told everybody. That's how me. I did, under my breath, sneeze his name once. Mhmm.
And you said, I didn't even think you knew who I liked and knew who I wanted. No. I know everything about you. You know nothing about me. Okay.
So So our boss Yes. The general manager takes it first round. First round first pick, Lamar Jackson, which it's a it's a points per reception league. And if you don't know what that means, that means, in fantasy football, you have a you build a football team of players. And every time one of your wide receivers catches the ball, you get a point.
It's a points per reception. And, so, typically, in those types of leagues, it's wide receiver and running back heavy, and those are the what go in the first, like, four rounds. Typically. Typically. We had some people who don't really know a lot about football, and they were the first four to go first.
And so when the quarterback goes first round, everyone else is like, well, I guess I'm gonna get a quarterback too. Quarterbacks were going first round. Not for me. No. I didn't pick mine.
So did was open up the gate for me to take better wide receivers and running backs. That's true. Because you and I were at the bottom of the Yeah. Of the running. Like, we were last to pick.
Right. Which in a snake draft, that means you get to go twice. That doesn't mean anything. It means you get to go last. It means you get to go last.
Wait forever for your turn again. And watch everybody get it. I would love to be mid. Like, if I could be four or five in a 10 in a 10 team league, if I could be number four or number five, fine. You're always in the middle.
You're gonna have a solid, roster. You're gonna have a good opportunity to get good players, every single round. But it's tough. I got a good team. I actually really like my team.
I did end up with Jared Goff as my quarterback. I'm happy about that. Yeah. And I wanted him. He was he was I know.
That's right. I wanted. It's the way it goes. I did pick Ashton Jante from Boise State. Right.
Who's now an Oakland Raider. He's been fun to watch. I was getting a lot of hassle because He's a rookie. You picked a rookie? Yeah.
Yeah. I've been good watching him. He's gonna be unreal in the NFL. Fantastic. Yep.
Great, great, great player. I hope he makes me a lot of points. Mhmm. All my people win. I wanted Saquon.
You didn't get Saquon? Nope. I wanted Jefferson. You didn't get him. I wanted who else did I want?
I had a whole great player. Yeah. I want I had a whole list, but so did everybody else. Yeah. Well, I got Amon Ra Saint Brown Oh, that's good.
Which I was really super excited about. I got Xavier Worthy, which I was super excited about. Brock Bowers is gonna be, my great tight end. I'm really excited to have Brock Bowers on my team. I got the Vikings defense, which I That's good.
Which I was excited about. Yep. And then, my quarterback is CJ Stroud to start, but I also did pick up okay. Here we go, Prescott. Who did not have a great season last year.
Right. So it's gonna be interesting to see, you know, he's sitting on my bench right now. But as we get closer to the first week of, real season football, which is still a couple of weeks away, we'll see what happens. Kevin, my boss, taking my quarterback. You're upset about it.
Yeah. I am. Yeah. And he knows. I know.
I was in the room. I know. Everyone knows. Because you went, what? First pick?
My god. And then I was out Yeah. For blood. How'd that go? Fine.
Okay. Here's the other thing I'm gonna tell you. Tell me. Who's your favorite team? The Vikings.
What team helmet did he bring into the room? A Packers. He was out to get me full throttle, wasn't he? Oh, yeah. Kevin.
Yeah. Me and Kevin are gonna Oh, yeah. Fight. At one point, I might have been a little too aggressive because a coworker of ours said, are you a $10.99 contractor? What are you doing?
That's our boss, homie. It means nothing. Yeah. When it comes to football, watch out. My hat did say classy until kickoff.
It it does. It is a very fun hat that says classy until kickoff. It's it's very on brand for you. Watch out. Here we go.
Oh, it's me. Hello. We, went to a concert over the weekend. This is a band from, well, as we found out, thirty five years ago, they were formed. And the album that we, listened to when we were 10 Yeah.
Is 30 years old. Oh, 10 to, what, 15? Something like that. 13 to 15 years old. Yeah.
Came out thirty years ago. Right. Which is crazy. The band is called three eleven. Yep.
They are a they are labeled as a rock band, American rock band. I don't know if that's the right genre that I'd put them in. It's got they've got such a it's a beachy vibe. Right? Like, it feels very California, palm trees.
There's there's reggae in there for sure. There's hip hop in there. Attitude. Sure. Yeah.
I mean, I would say alternative rock Yeah. Would be correct. But but they yeah. I mean, they their their first album, or or the self titled album three eleven, known as the Blue Album, came out thirty years ago. And so they've they've been on this tour, and we got to see them, and it was a really good show.
All three bands. They had two bands that opened for them. We really enjoyed all three bands. Yeah. They were.
First two, we'd never even heard of. The first two were very young. Well, the first one for sure was, like, 20 year old dudes. Yeah. The well, both of them were very young bands.
And I went, oh, hi, guys. Now we we were sitting because we don't stand for concerts anymore. Oh, no. And you happen to see a friend of yours from high school and said, hey. There are some seats around us if you wanna come sit.
And he said, no. I'm in the pit, bro. Yeah. He's like, no. We're good.
We're up here in the pit. And I went, well, good for you. I'm sitting with the old people. And he said, well, that's a good place to be, which is true. It was a very comfortable place to be.
A nice place. And we ended up standing for a lot of it, but we we don't do the jumping around anymore. We used to that's not our time anymore. And I don't know if little I felt a little fuddy duddy about it a few times. As we were walking out, I went, oh, my feet hurt.
Yeah. I've been standing for an hour. Are you wearing those shoes today? No. They hurt too much.
I am. I needed to wear my doctor Scholl's inserts. Boy. Is that right? Oh, I need the padding on my feet.
Oh, if you got little orthopedic shoes, I would be very happy for you. These are my orthopedic concert shoes. I think that's I think that's hilarious. I will say that at one point during the show, they had a bass solo. Yeah.
Here's what I also know to be true. Yeah. No one has ever said, oh, I wish that bass solo was longer. No one's ever said that. That's not true.
Ever. That's not true. No one ever wants a bass solo. That's not true. That is true.
You know who wants a bass solo and wants it to be longer? Bass. Bass. Yeah. The guy playing the bass.
I'm sorry. This is your one time to shine. I get that. That's a big deal. No one liked it.
Everyone's sad now. True. People loved it. It was not too gong. It was it was way shorter than the drum solo.
Bass players. I do. Our son plays a little bit of bass. Yes. I get it.
But, also, no one wants to see your solo. I don't know about that. And then they also had a drum solo. That's right. And the drum solo was substantially longer.
I appreciate the fact that we got to sit for both of these solos, but, also, I don't I don't wanna see it. I don't want the solos. You know, I was just doing some research just now Mhmm. On the bass player because I was just curious, you know, about, like, his name. Because he goes by the name Peanut.
Yeah. And so I wanted to I wanted to see a little bit more information about his name is Aaron. And, when you click on his website, wanna guess what it's built on? That's right. Angel Fire.
His website is still an Angel Fire website. I don't know what that means. Oh, you don't? No. Well, you didn't live the nineties like I did.
Angelfire, GeoCities. This is where we built websites. GeoCities, I recognize that name. Yeah. This is, very, very I didn't know this still even existed.
But when you click on it, it says build your own website with Angelfire, which is hilarious to me because that's where I learned to code HTML and stuff like we were talking about last week. Very interesting. Anyway, that's, it was a good show. It was a great show. It was a really good show.
A great time. And my feet hurt afterward because I had to watch a bass solo. No. I sat for the bass solo. Let's be real.
I'm not standing around for that. No? No. Sorry. Sorry, bassists.
I don't wanna watch your bass solo. I said it. Shame. I said it. Lots of people like it.
He got lots of applause. Yeah. Because he was good. Went school shopping with Emery over the weekend. Oh, yes.
At one point, she bent down to look at some shoes and then kinda fell over. Now she told me a different story because what I heard in the kitchen was, mom pushed me over at the store. That's not that's not what happened at all. I had nothing to do with this fall of hers. What I did do is say, what happened?
And then she got embarrassed that I drew attention to it. Uh-huh. And then when I tried to lift her up by going underneath her armpits, she got very embarrassed by that. And so ticklish? Why are you trying to help me?
And then she kinda fell over again. Oh, and that's when you pushed her a second time. She pushed me over twice. I only heard about the one time. I did not push her over at any time.
There were That's not what I heard. What I heard is you pushed her over, and now I've heard you pushed her over twice. No. I did not push her over. So She fell over.
I said Right. What happened? But what I heard was that you pushed her over. She's also 15. You're gonna believe her?
Woah. Easy. Listen to what I heard. She was very embarrassed. There was people in the aisle.
Yeah. They were laughing. They thought it was hilarious. She was more embarrassed by the fact that I tried to help her up. And I said, would you you want me to just leave you on the ground and not try to help you?
When you picked her up like a toddler, you tried to grab her by the armpits. Yeah. That might have been that. It might have been different if you just put out a hand and you're like, oh, no. Let me help you up and help pull her up by your hand.
That was No. You went full on, I'm gonna pick you up like a baby. I'm gonna pick you up. Like, you gave her uppies. Yeah.
Like and she didn't ask for it. That's what happened. She wasn't in a crib doing uppy hands, and you went, let me get you. I got you, baby. Like, you you tried to pick up your 15 year old like a baby.
Yeah. Yeah. That's why she was embarrassed Oh, well after you pushed her down twice. It was hilarious. Why are you grabbing me by the armpits to pick me up?
Yeah. I She couldn't even about the armpits. She just said, why'd you try to help me up? Yeah. But that's why.
That's what I'm saying. Do you want me to leave you on the ground? Would you have preferred? You would she would've you would've walked over and been like, let me give you a hand. Here, take my hand.
No. Yeah. That's how you do it to an adult. Where's the fun in that? No.
Pick them up by their armpits. Yeah. Yeah. Do you want me to go get your harness? What do you I got that leash thing, a little backpack, monkey leash.
Do you want me to give you my foot? That doesn't help anybody. Here, pull me up by my foot. She wasn't, like, over a cliff. No.
I listen. It's all about my enjoyment. Yeah. And I'm gonna get the best laugh last. I So Pick you up by your armpits.
We'll do it every time. It was awesome. And I loudly proclaimed, what happened? Mhmm. Henry, what happened?
Oh, no. You fell down. It's pretty easy to embarrass a teenager. Yeah. And it's highly fun.
Is it? Humiliation is not embarrassment. That's different. I don't humiliate my kids. I did once accidentally on the streets of New York.
Okay. But you got a lot of backlash from I did, and I apologized. Didn't we made good on the situation. Right. Simple little embarrassments, they're fine.
It's fun. Why did you help me out? Just leave me. I'm done. Just put me on the ground.
I'm part of the floor now. Well, good job. Way to go, mom. You did it. You did it.
You helped her up. I didn't actually help her up. She got up on her own. Yeah. She pushed my hands away and said, I'll do this on my own.
I'm a capable human. Well, good. That's fun. And then I ended up paying her shoes for her shoes. Yeah.
But why'd you push her down? Who has the last stop now? I missed the part where you pushed her down. I'm hanging up my headphones. Okay.
I was doing some shoe shopping with Emery. Right. And I Before she fell down? Yeah. Okay.
Alright. She looked in a box and saw two right shoes in one box. No. And then in the other box, there were two left shoes. Okay.
Which that's important to me. The same size? Yeah. Well, that's good. Somebody just somehow maxed, like, mixed that up.
Appreciate that the when you when you check out, they do check that Yes. If people They do do check. Do look to see if they're the same size and a left and right. Yeah. Uh-huh.
I do appreciate that. But I also it made me wonder how often we also noticed she was looking at the bottom of the shoes because she likes to see if that particular shoe has a dirty bottom. She wants a fully clean Is that right? Yeah. I didn't know she did this.
I didn't know that either. She wants a fully clean bottom shoe. So she's like, I don't wanna display, especially if people have been trying it on and walking around the store. Store. Interesting.
Interesting. I've never noticed that before. Yeah. I've never done that. So I appreciated that she did that, but then I also wondered.
We we looked at two different pairs of shoes, and the the bottom on both of the right feet were dirty, which signified to us that that right shoe had been tried on and walked around the store. So then I went, I when I try on shoes, it's typically my right foot that I try on a shoe for. Interesting. I don't know if I've paid attention. Also right footed.
But I also I always put my left shoe on first. Always. What? Always. Weird.
Always. So then do you try on a left shoe? I don't know. I don't know that I've paid attention enough. I think I put on whatever shoe because, typically, when you open a a box, one shoe has been laced, the other one is not.
Right. So I whichever one is laced is the one that I'll try on because I can't be bothered to lace the other one. I wonder if it's typically I think it's typically the right shoe. I think the right shoe gets more wear and tear. I think that's the one that gets typically tried on.
The one that gets demoed? I think so. But I will tell every day. I'm also we know this. We've talked about it.
I'm a sock shoe sock shoe guy. I know. And you've turned me into a sock shoe person. It's a great order. I used to be a sock sock shoe shoe.
Right. And now I'm a sock, shoe, sock, shoe. I get a lot I get a lot of people that go, what? How was that even a thing? And I go, try it because it's so efficient.
It does make more sense. Because if my barefoot is there and I put it up on my leg and I put on a sock, it's ready for a shoe. And so I put on a shoe, I tie it, I put it down, I put the other one up, and that's why I always start with my left. Left sock, left shoe, right sock, right shoe out the door. Every day, always the same.
You are a creature of comfort. It feels weird. If I put on my slippers, left shoe first. It's always right shoe first. My fly my fly tie or fly fishing boots when I put on my waders Uh-huh.
Left shoe left leg in the waders, left shoe on, right leg in the right in the waders, right shoe on, pull waders up. Always left. I don't know why. Interesting. Interesting, Josh.
Patterns or something. Just wonder if that's the shoe that you try on first at the store. I'm gonna have to pay attention. I'm way lazy, though. I'm telling you.
If there's if if there were two shoes laced up and they went try these on, I'd do left shoe. If I open the box, whatever shoe is already laced and I take it out, that's the one I try on. Fascinating. But I really do think it's most often left shoe. It's right for me.
Interesting. Yeah. It is interesting. It's not interesting at all. It's just curious, isn't it?
Yeah. Well, I mean, you know, human condition in that. This is just part of life. Uh-huh. Human condition in that.
Yeah. Human condition in that. Ain't it? It's the it's the human condition in it. You know?
Next time you're at the store and you happen to look at the bottom of the shoe, which I have never done. What if there's gum on there? Excellent point. Then you just bought somebody's chewed gum on your shoes. Rose.
You gotta look. You do have to look. If you're spending a lot of money on your shoe, you don't wanna be walking out with gum. No. I got gum on my shoe.
You're not a detective. That's a gumshoe joke. Hey. Banging around your headphones. Alright.
I Get yourself ready. Have seen this at the stores for a while, and I finally decided to get it because it was on sale. What is it? It is an ice cream sundae a and w root beer. Oh, alright.
The picture on the bottle has ice cream and hot fudge and a cherry on top. So does it taste like all of that? Yes. Because look. Here's here's what you do.
You do a cream soda. That gets you the vanilla flavor. K. You add in some cherry. Boom.
You got the maraschino. Okay. And then, you said it's got a little hint of chocolate. That's an easy flavor to put into stuff. Float into family fun, it says.
Yay. K. Here we go. You were gonna try it? Yeah.
We're gonna try it. Okay. Alright. Well, take a little taste, and then don't say anything, and I'll take a little taste. Okay.
Alright? Josh says I swallow loudly. Yeah. Let's find out. Let's hear.
Do it away from the mic. No way. Here we go. Turn up the mic. Here we can hear you.
Gulp. Stop. K. I might have another one. Alright.
I'm patiently waiting my opportunity to try. Gulp. Let's hear it. Okay. Here we go.
A and w ice cream sundae. So see up. K. Let's see what you think. Are you gonna take one or two?
I think you kinda need to take two just to really, take two. One's enough. Okay. What are you what are your what are your thoughts? It definitely tastes like an A and W product.
That's my first impression. K. I thought it was tasty. Would I so sugary. Would I want a whole bottle of it?
Yeah. No. Probably not. But One sip was pretty good for me. What if you put it in a root beer float?
You know A and W owns rootbeer.com? Rootbeer.com. I did not. I didn't know they needed a jingle, but I'm glad you provided. What was your question?
Would I put it in a float? Yeah. That that would be too much, I think. It's it's a lot as it is. Who owns rootbear.com is what I'd like to know.
I don't know. Not me. I don't know. Are you not gonna ever try it again? I thought it was Probably not.
I thought it was good, but you're right. It's got a lot of sugar. 66 grams of sugar Put a sip. Including Yeah. 60 more grams of added sugar.
That's so much sugar. And 26 grams of sugar. Zero grams of protein. This has Yeah. Well, no.
There's no meat in it. This has no nutritional value. So 126 grams of sugar is equivalent to how many teaspoons, you're gonna be blown away. You are gonna be blown away. Just tell me.
I'm not gonna guess. Just go. 31 and a half teaspoons. Gonna say 32. It is one and a quarter cups of sugar in that bottle.
Woah. It is that one bottle has the equivalent of three cans of soda. A 12 ounce can typically contains 39 grams of of, sugar. That is a sugar bomb. Oh my god.
And it tastes like it. It is absolutely absolutely sugar. And you said it's, 60 of one? Yeah. And then another 60 of another?
Mhmm. Yeah. That is type two diabetes, heart disease, and tooth decay in a little bit. I I maybe share this or just have a drink. I I had one sip, and I am I knew immediately it it you know what it is?
It it it has the exact same effect on my mouth as eating a marshmallow. It's good, though. I mean, it hey. The flavor was fine. Speaking of marshmallows, I just went to rootbeer.com, and they have a bunch of root beer float recipes.
Sure. They have one where you can add toasted marshmallows, and it looks delicious. No kidding. Yeah. The website had to verify I was a human, so that was neat.
Mine didn't have to do that. Before it would load. They have a brownie sundae root beer float. That sounds interesting. Diabetes.
Yes. Look. Be careful with that stuff is all I'm saying. They do make zero sugar root beer and zero sugar cream soda, and I'm not saying that you shouldn't just enjoy life for any reason, but that right there, that is a lot of sugar. What'd you say?
A cup? Well, you said you said tell me again. How many grams of sugar? 66 grams k. Plus.
Which an average can of soda it said had 39, which is a lot. But then so and then in additional sugars 60. So that is a 126 grams of sugar. Yeah. That is one and a quarter cups of sugar in that one bottle.
That's crazy. Sheesh. That is very much a lot of sugar. A lot. Yeah.
Be careful with your sugar. Sugar responsibly. That is that's something else. I gotta brush my teeth. Would.
You. Rather. This. Or that. That.
Sorry. Did I take two? Yeah. Sorry. You did.
It's because I'm the baby. Would you that's right. I don't have just one. I get both this and that because I'm the baby. This is school edition still.
Back to school edition? Yep. K. Would you rather sit in the very front row of every class or in the very back? The back.
Why the back, you troublemaker? No. I'm not gonna sit in the back. I'm not gonna sit in the front ever. I never wanna sit in the front row.
That's where the learning happens. Learning happens all over the classroom. Yeah. But the good learning happens in the front. I don't wanna sit in the front row.
Why? Because I just don't want to sit. Gonna get called on more? Yeah. You're not.
And then everybody's gonna think you're a teacher's pet. Oh, you like to sit in the front. Most of the time, at the beginning of school years, in even in junior high and high school, the classrooms were arranged alphabetically. Yeah. I sat in the front a lot.
No big deal. I sat mid range because I was a l. My maiden name started with l. Yeah. So I was always mid.
I was super excited to marry you. Because you got to move move up in the line? If we're alphabetized ever, I'll be front. It was exciting. I was happy for our kids.
A lot of people are confused right now because of the name Tielor. Oh, you're right. That's not our real last name. Nah. That's fine.
I forget that we go by that. Yeah. That's fine. Secret's out. It's not difficult to figure out.
No. No. It's it's not. Anyway Forgot. I would take the front.
I I'm comfortable there. That's fine. Okay. Plus, I'm the teacher's pet. So Yeah.
You are the teacher's pet. Whatever. Okay. Listen. You as an adult now walk into a meeting.
It's a large meeting, like an, like a big conference room. A large conference room. How many people are in attendance? Let's say 50. Wow.
It's a big room. I said. K. You did say. You sit in front, you sit in middle, you sit in back.
I go about mid. What's that mean? The middle. I don't sit in the back. I don't sit in the front.
It's it's a conference room. Yeah. Are we all sitting around a table? There's, like It's 50 people around one table. That's a big table.
No. No. It's not just one table. It's like a lecture hall. Kind of.
Yeah. Where are you going as an adult? I'm just happy to have a seat. Oh my. You never answer.
I don't care. Care that much. Not invited. That's probably accurate. And I'm grateful for that too.
On Mondays, I have a very important meeting right after the show. Okay. That happens every week. And you think after all these years, I'd be better preparing for that thing. But but I'm You don't.
I'm awful at it. And then and then we walk in there and they go, what you got, Josh? And I go, same as last week. Are you are you good at stalling? No.
Oh. You've known me a long time. I don't stall. I'm good at, like, making it up on the spot, so that helps. K.
Good job. So that's that's what's gonna be happening here in couple minutes. Yeah. No. I should be I should be more prepared.
No. I've got I've got some questions. I got some follow ups I need to do. That's a good word. Right?
Some some things I brought up in previous meetings. I need to do some follow ups. Hey. I'd like to follow-up on that. Makes you sound like you're doing your job.
That's right. They go like, wow. He did a follow-up. Like, a couple of couple of big words, big meeting words. Like, oh, a follow-up.
What's another one? I've tabled this. I tabled this last week. Oh, I was working with some other departments. We're working on some synergy.
That's a good good word. We got some some, inner intercompany synergy happening. And you had do not say synergy, do you? No. I'm not I'm not a geek.
What are you talking about? If somebody brought synergy to a meeting, I'd be like, what are you trying to prove? We really we all need to work and collaborate We need to synergize? Synergy. Our inner office synergy needs to be in sync.
We need to have all departments working together. Where do you sit when you go in for this meeting? Down. What area of the table? Pretty much where I sat to to draft my football team.
That's at the front of the table. I don't mind. Oh, you're such a teacher's pet. Whatever. You really are.
No. Yeah. You are. No. I sit down.
I'm gonna ask the other people in this meeting. I'm gonna go, is Josh a teacher's pet in this meeting? Who are you gonna ask? Because there are bias running around. There's some op.
What what are the that's what Emery calls. There's some ops. I got some ops around. I'm gonna ask all of them. Okay.
They're all gonna tell me the same thing. They're all gonna tell you. Yes. I know they will. Because they're all jerks.
No. Because they speak the truth. They're all a bunch of ops. What if you walked in? You sit in the same place every day?
No. I like to like, sometimes I'll get in there a little bit late, like, today. Like, they're already seated. Like, I'm I'm behind schedule. Oh.
I know. What if they do this? Walk in. Well, yeah, then I'll just pull up a new chair, and I scooch people over. Yeah.
I And I go, this is my spot. Yeah. This I like to sit at the head of the table. I sit here. I like to sit next to the boss.
Alright. I'm I'm the right hand man. No. I just sit wherever wherever there's a seat. Anyway, I gotta get going to that meeting.
So we gotta wrap up the show. Up. Have a great rest of your day. We'll see you back here tomorrow, and all that stuff. Goodbye.
I hope you have some synergy Yeah. Today. That's right. Cooperation and On Mondays, we have synergy. That's right.
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