Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Wednesday, August 20th, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
We're celebrating national radio day today, how many anvils does one person need, cutting back on food waste and getting a deal is Good News, Josh wouldn't know what to do with hair if her had it, we've got some interesting takes on a marriage advice tip, Josh snored in Chantel's face last night, 3D printed violins are saving people money and spreading musical education, Josh has a green thumb for gardening and house plants, who should be responsible for covering their job if they call in sick, what items in your house are in short supply all the time, Chantel is frustrated by the Keurig battle happening in the office, a public service announcement about school bus safety, a teacher's pet Would You Rather, and the NFL x Crocs collaboration is expensive and tacky.
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Bonus: Radioactive shrimp
(3:21) - National Radio Day
(7:21) - Wiley Coyote
(12:31) - Good News
(13:54) - Haircut anxiety
(19:11) - Marriage advice
(23:55) - Snoring
(27:53) - 3D printed violins
(32:46) - Josh's green thumb
(37:55) - Whose responsible
(43:43) - Short supply
(50:18) - The Keurig battle
(55:46) - School bus safety
(1:00:07) - Would You Rather
(1:02:43) - New NFL Crocs
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Full show transcript:
Welcome to the podcast. So, it's probably not a good idea to eat radioactive food. I mean, probably not. The FDA has sent out a warning to Americans not to eat, sell, or serve Walmart's great value raw frozen shrimp. Are they radioactive?
Well, it has a possible contamination with cesium one thirty seven, which is a radioactive isotope. Okay. Let's, cesium one thirty seven shrimp. Yeah. So this radioactive material was detected in some shipping containers from Indonesia at four United States ports, and the testing on the frozen shrimp from the distributor tested positive.
Oh, boy. So the Indonesian company that produces this food is BMS Foods. K. No frozen shrimp within The US food supply has tested positive, but due to the likelihood of contamination Yeah. Please don't eat products from those containers.
Also, if you have any, throw them away. So this is specifically I'm going through here. I'm reading the FDA website here. Consumers should not eat or serve, great value shrimp products that were sold at Walmart stores in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Missouri, Mississippi, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Texas, and West Virginia. Okay.
I think we're off the hook in Idaho. Okay. We're okay. We're okay in Idaho. But maybe you're visiting those places too.
Fair. We're okay in Utah. We're okay in, Wyoming. We're okay in Montana. We're okay in Washington.
We're okay in Oregon. We're okay in California. We're okay. You would have to be going to the other side of the country. Or south.
Eating Walmart. Well, yeah. I mean, those are all like, Texas is the closest. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. Texas, Oklahoma, Ohio, Missouri. So, like, yeah, just draw a line down the middle of the country. Don't eat shrimp on that side.
The great value frozen the raw frozen shrimp. That's right. Duh, be careful. That's what that's it. You know, no big deal.
Find out if it came from Indonesia or not. If it did, maybe, maybe not. No. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Let's just be careful, spades. Yeah. Be careful. Be careful, babes.
You know? Be careful, babes. My daughter would have a fit. Would she? Yeah.
Would she be so embarrassed? I'm gonna play this for her later, and she's gonna be like, what did you say? Be careful, babes. Hey. Yo, babes, be cares.
Alright? That's a good one. That's like. Yeah. It is.
Hey. I appreciate that. Yeah. Be carefes, babes. Yeah.
So cool. Everyone should use it in a sentence today. The Hey. Be careful, spabes. If you're sending your kids off to school, be careful, spabes.
Yeah. Hey. Watch out for traffic. You can be careful, spabes. Do, like, is National Radio Day.
I know. I know. This is celebrated all across the country on August 20, and it recognizes the great invention of radio. What a great invention. That's right.
I would agree. Wholeheartedly, I would say, what a great invention. Several inventors participated in the invention of radio in the late eighteen hundreds. Not just one person can be credited with its, beginning, but each component was developed through invention and discovery. And as these technologies converged, the radio came to life.
Okay. It's pretty cool. And it's pretty cool. Yeah. There was, Heinrich Hertz, who proved electricity could be transmitted wirelessly, which is pretty big deal.
Nikola Tesla patented multiple invention. I've heard him. Yeah. Well, you've heard of Hertz. No.
No? The car rental company? Nope. In regards to electricity. I've heard of Hertz Donut.
That's not the same either. A Hertz Donut? Nope. Do you want a Hertz Donut? No.
I don't. Dad, thanks. That was my older brother. Thanks. I don't want that.
Let's see. Yeah. Nikola Tesla. Who else? And then Marconi, of course, gets the honor for making the first commercially available wireless transmission.
Isn't there, like, Marconi Awards or something? Which are radio awards. Oh, wow. Yeah. Wow.
I've heard of that. Yeah. You've heard of Marconi. You've heard of Nikola Tesla, and I know you've heard the word Hertz. Like, oh, that's megahertz.
Oh, yeah. Yeah. I've heard of Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. You've heard of megahertz, but have you heard of minihertz?
No. No. I haven't. Me neither. Yeah.
Tell me more. Heard of Serts? The mint? The breath mint. Yes.
Not related. Not related. It wasn't until the early nineteen twenties that radio stations started popping up across the country on the AM radio, which was pretty cool. It had a lot of that sound, which was kinda neat. And then, back in 02/2012, there were more than 15,000 licensed broadcast radio stations operating in The US.
It's pretty impressive That is impressive. To go from the first one in 1928 to 2012, in less than a 100 years, we're, we're, you know, here where we are now. Pretty impressive. It's pretty cool. Yeah.
And the radio waves bring us into your car That's right. Or into your living room. From our studio to your speakers, wherever that may be. Yeah. It's pretty amazing.
Yeah. That's that's cheesy radio. From from the top of big mountains Yeah. Yeah. 100,000 Watts.
Crazy 100,000 watts of power. Yeah. You've heard top of Mount Kilimanjaro. Yeah. There you go.
That's not where we're located. No. But also cheesy radio towers. Up in Burley. And so Oh, yeah.
The radio towers there were on Mount Harrison. Yep. On the from the top of 10,000 feet, Mount Harris. 100,000. Yeah.
Yeah. Exactly. Yeah. Yeah. Every hour, they would do that.
Yes. Yeah. They did. And Cool. Scene.
Alright. Hi. Good morning. Welcome to Wednesday. And happy National Radio Day.
Yeah. There's a man who has spent the last six months buying and returning anvils. Oh, I've heard about this guy. Did you? I have heard about this guy.
Yeah. I mean, this is probably a couple of months ago I heard about this guy because he's been doing it for a long time. For six months. And, it now is there a motive? Like, what's what's he doing?
Basically, he wants to I don't know. I really don't know why he's trying to do this. Basically, he wants to show how to exploit their free shipping and their free returns for Prime members. Okay. But I don't get Right.
Why. It's like an anvil. It weighs a ton. 110 pounds. Yeah.
So every time because he's a prime member, it gets shipped for free. And then when he returns it Right. It also they also pay for the shipping that way too. Right. And so he's like, Got you.
I'm gonna do it again. So is he just trying to, make Jeff Bezos Bezos pay a bunch of money? Is that his whole point? Like, I'm just gonna make him because it's going to the postal service or whatever that's transporting it. Right?
Right. And then he said that, he's gonna keep doing this until somebody does something about it. Okay. But I don't know what he wants to do about it. Right.
Make that policy change that everybody enjoys. Like, well, you're gonna break the system. Exactly. And then there's a lot of other companies that are like, yeah. We're now because of this and people like you doing this to us, we're gonna make our returns a little bit more time consuming because people like you do stuff like this.
He's gonna break the system the wrong way. And, also, people are like, dude, go get a different hobby. Yeah. Go do something. Yeah.
Collect bugs or something. Yeah. You know? So then people are like, yeah. You're wasting people's time and money, including your delivery dude that has to come and pick it up and have it delivered all the time.
They're heavy, those 110 pound anvils, and they're also costing the business that's that makes the anvils money too. I don't know how. But Anyway. Well I don't get it. I don't know why he's doing it.
Like, I wish I I understood a little bit more about, like, what's he trying to accomplish. Somebody said, what's your goal? And he said, I haven't really thought about it. I just okay. You're just sitting in your house or and every time you order an anvil, you're like, I can't wait till this arrives.
Yeah. And then it arrives, and you're like, I can't wait to return this. I a lot of people I'm I'm reading, like, somebody's like, I he knows exactly what he's doing, and somebody else has said, what's he doing? What is he doing? I don't know.
Okay. Interesting. Yeah. It is interesting. Well and and somebody said, look.
It there's already people, you know, who have to do this job. As you mentioned, the delivery person has to do deal with this. And they're getting paid the same amount whether it's an anvil or a bag of feathers. Fair. So, like, the you know, to them, like, that's their job.
So it you know, there's that. But a lot of people are like, maybe he just doesn't like his delivery guy, so he wants him to carry this anvil around. It's a different delivery guy every time. You don't get the same one. I guess it depends.
Sometimes. Sometimes they have routes. I mean, yeah. But we eat a different one all the time. Yeah.
I don't I don't get it. I don't know. It doesn't make sense to me. That's for sure. I feel like there should be some kind of like, you can't return the same item.
Like, the policy maybe needs to change of, like, you can only have you can only return the same item three times. I don't know. I don't either. It's 225 that he keeps spending on these anvils. Also, did you know you could buy an anvil from Amazon?
No. I did not. No. And, also, why does anybody need an anvil? Oh, for metal work?
Well, I get that, but I I know what an anvil is for. Squishing coyotes? No. No. No.
What is he? This guy's name is Wiley, isn't it? Yeah. He's trying to get that roadrunner. Not the right one.
I need one bigger. Nope. Still not the right one. Put this one in a safe and deliver it to me. Put this one in a piano and then put it in a safe and then deliver it to me via helicopter.
That's what he needs. They start doing it. Right? Yeah. Because then some, you know, somebody's gonna cut that rope, and it's gonna end up falling on him instead of the it's a whole thing.
You get it. Mhmm. Mhmm. Here's some good news. There's a chain of grocery stores in The UK.
They're called Iceland or Iceland, and they are teaming up with a couple of smartphone apps to both reduce food waste and offer customers discounted prices on certain items, which is great. Whenever employees at Iceland find products that are about to expire, they will reduce the price. And then through this app, it'll send a push notification to the grocery app, Olio and Gander, which lets users of those apps, know that there's stuff on sale. Like, this is closed out items. We got bread that we're gonna throw away at the end of the day if you don't come get it at a discounted price, which is really cool.
The customers then, can swoop in, save a few bucks. They'll reduce landfill food waste along the way and save some money, which is great. Yeah. They're also adding a little twist that'll help those in need. A twist.
Volunteers will step up to deliver food and supplies on the list to food banks in the community as well. So it ends up being a win win win win win across the board. Yeah. That's great. People can save some money, help those in need, and help, reduce food waste, which is great.
That's really good. All of it is good. I know. I like it. It's good news.
That's why we call it that. Yeah. Good job. You did the thing. Yeah.
Josh, you're bald. If you weren't Thanks for telling everybody. If you weren't bald Yeah. What kind of hairstyle do you think that you would have? I'd have very nice hair.
But I really think I would. I in high school, I had nice hair. But what kind of hairstyle would you have? Oh, now? Yeah.
Oh, good question. I think, Would you do the center part? Not anymore. That's what I did in in high school. I had boy meets world hair or whatever you wanna call it.
I have very nice hair. Very nice. I was proud of it. It went away too soon. I'm sorry.
I had really nice hair. I would probably have does it have a name? I'm trying to find somebody who has, like, some celebrity. You wouldn't have, like, a buzz cut? No.
I would not. Would you have a mohawk No. Or a faux hawk? No. Remember when the fauxhawk was, like, everybody was doing the fauxhawk?
Yeah. I I I wouldn't be doing the slick back thing, so I wouldn't have, you know, whatever that look is. K. It probably would be just, like, quickly scrolling here. If I had hair, I'd probably do it'd be short.
I would do, like, the sort of the Ryan Gosling haircut probably, which is nice. It's got a little flipped up thing in the front. Okay. But it's got a nice part to it, and it's pretty short. Okay.
I do have, two cowlicks in the back of my head that are run-in opposite directions. So that was a real inconvenience for, like, the alfalfa thing. I really had to struggle to keep those hairs down, most of my life with hair. I haven't thought about having to fight a cowlick in a long time. When I met you, you were golly.
How old were you? 21? 21, 22, something like that. Yeah. And, you were balding then, so I don't know you with a full head of hair.
Me neither. Yes. You do. You just said you had nice hair. I've forgotten all about it.
Oh. Yeah. I know. I haven't had to, use a comb in a long time. I have, like, a beard comb, and I have a boar brush that I use for, scalp exfoliation.
I was just reading an article. Men typically get anxious about haircuts. Is that right? Do you get anxious about getting your haircut? No.
I really enjoy it, but I'm going in and getting a straight razor head shave, at a barber. I like that a lot. They well, okay. Here's what they feel nervous about. They feel nervous about asking for a new look.
Okay. I mean, it's hard to reinvent. Yeah. I've just kept the same hairstyle for many, many years. I believe it.
I get nervous. But even as a woman, I get nervous asking for a new A new do. A new do because what's it gonna look like on me? Is the person cutting my hair gonna do a good job at what I ask it to do? You you trust your hairdresser.
You're not gonna have that issue. No. No. No. I'm not.
But she also isn't gonna let you change your due. No. No. If I say, hey. I want this.
She's gonna be like, that's not gonna look good. Let's not do that. I know. No. You have you have a very, open communication with your Yeah.
With your hairdresser about that stuff. So I'm sure that's fine. There's a a couple of pictures I'm looking at of, like, I know you like Paul Rudd. He's got a a hairstyle that's not bad. He's got a nice, yeah, he's got a nice face.
Okay. I'm not changing my face. You have to I don't know. It's a bit of, like, a like, it's it's it's nice. It's styled, but it's also got a little bit of, like, I I don't care that much.
Does that make sense? Yeah. Like, it's not overly done. Like a It's not greasy. Like, you just tousled it up a bit.
Yeah. It's got a little bit of that, like, I took my hand through it and kinda put some stuff in it. Kinda must it. It takes a lot of hairstylists to make it look that good. Like, it's just been tousled, though.
Does it? I feel like it does. I don't know. I haven't had to think about, like, a haircut in I don't know how long. I I think it'd be fun to, to do that, whatever that glued on toupee thing is where they they match your hairline and they make it I think it'd be fun to do that just for, just I think so too.
Just for funsies, just to see. Because when I see people do that, they look immediately fifteen years younger. Yeah. They do. It's crazy.
And then what? If you did that and you looked fifteen years younger, then I'd be this old woman with a younger man. That's right. Oh. Which you already are.
That is true. Not an old woman, but you're older than me. So ta da. Only by nine months. Right.
Settle down. You settled down. Old woman getting crazy. Where's my cane? Yeah.
Yeah. Somewhere around here. You're gonna hit me with it? I'm gonna beat you. Your purse around and knock me.
Alright. I saw some marriage advice that I thought was rather interesting. Okay. It said there was two, a man and a woman, who are married, and they had some advice for when they get frustrated with each other. Mhmm.
They like to pretend that there's somebody else that lives in their house. And so when one of them turns on a light, they go, Philip left the light on again. This is very bad and aggressive. Very bad and aggressive. But but then they'll kinda joke about it.
Each of them will joke about it and be like, Philip is the worst roommate. I can't believe it. And then they usually just end up kinda giggling about the matter. And then it's it's a it's passive aggressive, but it's also like, hey. Maybe turn the light off next time.
Yeah. No. I get it. Person recognizes. Okay.
That that's bad behavior. I realized what I did wrong. Yeah. So you're calling the person out without calling them out, which is passive. Correct.
But it's funny, but it's also fun. No. I get it. And then they laugh about it. And so they anytime something bad happens, they're like, Philip?
Every time I walk by the bathroom and the light is on and I have to reach my arm in there, I say, well, I got that light for you. Josh, it's because you do it so well. I only leave it for you because you grew up in a house where the bathroom light is on right now. Yeah. It is.
I bet you every light in my house is on right now. I know the bathroom light's on. 100%, the bathroom light is on in the home you grew up in. Yeah. I'd buy that.
I'd buy that. Call your mom and ask. Hey. Is the bathroom light on? She's gonna know, of course it is.
She'd say Why would it not be? Yeah. Why? Turn it off. So I don't know why I I can't leave the room without turning off the light.
I've got better about that, actually. You've trained me to be better about it. Don't raise your eyebrows at me. I didn't say I was perfect. I said I've gotten better.
Okay. Put your eyebrows down. Now I'm mad. Why? Because.
Because because I brought up a thing. That's the one thing. Like, that's let me no. Listen. I would say When I leave open the cupboards or the refrigerator Yeah.
No. That just is crazy. But, also, I'm not gonna blame that on someone who doesn't live there because I know who did it. I don't go, who left the light on in here? Like, I know who left the light on.
Who left the fridge open while they're standing in another room? No. That's happened once. More than once. No.
Once. I I leave the fridge open all the time. I know. But when I left it open and went to a different room, that happened once. And that was because I was in the middle of something Yeah.
And Emery needed my help. Right. And I walked into the kitchen and went, there's not even a person in here, and this thing's been going, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing. I know that fridge rats me out every time. And I go, close the door.
Fridge that doesn't beep. Because anytime it starts to beep, I'm like, oh, shush. And now everyone's gonna know. Let's close the door. I'm not finished with it.
Everything inside is finished now because it's room temperature. It's only been open a minute and a half. See? This wasn't Philip. This was Chantel.
So this marriage advice isn't gonna work for us. Because I know who did it. Alright. I'll start calling you out for stuff then. You start.
Fun. We don't need a Philip. Marriage is fun. Yeah. Isn't it?
It is. But I'm just saying, we don't need a fill up. We don't need a roommate. We just need to be better about the way we handle things within the house. That's all.
That felt a little passive right there. Did it? We just need to be better about it. Yeah. We just need to be better about Both of us.
Both you and I. No. I didn't say it that way because I closed the fridge and turned the light off. So not in here. So easy to live with.
I kinda. Pretty low key. Alright. I'll call out some stuff. Alright.
Not right now. I gotta think of some stuff. You're well. Good luck to you. You aired out some grievances against me.
Oh, did you came up with something? So I came up with some grievances against you. Alright. I like it. Let's go.
There I was happily sleeping away. Mhmm. And the alarm goes off. And I go, it's too early. It's not time.
This is my first alarm. Yeah. I don't typically early. I don't typically wake up at my first alarm. It's just a warning to say Hey.
You're gonna have to wake up soon. Yeah. Just don't have that alarm. Get out of the REM cycle Mhmm. Because you're gonna have to start moving soon.
Right. And I typically can lay there and just fall back asleep. But this particular morning, today, this morning, my body said, oh, girl. You got a full bladder. Get out of bed.
Okay. And I went, no. I'm gonna forget about that. And your my body said, no. You can't forget.
So I got up. I used the restroom, and I go, okay. I got I got at least thirty more minutes so that I can sleep. Nice. This is good.
Climb back in bed, sleep, sleep, sleep, sleep, sleep, sleep, sleeping, sleeping, is what I hear. Oh. And I go, what? I look over it, and I go, no. No.
No. No. Yeah. What time is it? Oh, I got five more minutes of sleep yet left.
Yeah. And I go, I'm gonna take full advantage of this five minutes. And I go, what are you doing? You're not sleeping this close to me snoring. I look over at you.
Your head is on my pillow Nice. Snoring. I like coffee. No. No.
No. No. Yeah? This is my prime five minutes. This is the last five minutes I have.
This is not happening. Oh, so cozy. So You're so you're calling me out for snoring? Yeah. Something that I don't control because I'm asleep literally.
You up for it. I'm just complaining about it. Right. It's very comparable to leaving the light on and the fridge open and the cupboards I didn't say it was comparable. I just said it's annoying, and I'm complaining about it because it Oh.
Made me mad. I see. Well, it wasn't me snoring. It was Philip snoring. That guy.
See? It doesn't work. It's not a great solution. Fine. I get it.
It doesn't work. No. No. I'm not saying that to you. I'm saying that to the couple that invented it.
This is like, well, this works for us. Good for you. But I know who's doing the problem. Yeah. I know who's snoring.
Right. Completely on purpose. Right in my ear. My eyes snapped open, and I went, who's making that racket? Philip?
I really in my head, I went, this is not happening. I'm so mad at you. So did you shake me? I did a little jostle. Yeah.
Shove. Shove. No. Yeah. It was a jostle.
What is a jostle Okay. If not a shove? That's poetry. First, I kinda shift my body because if I if you if you jostle the mattress, you can move a little bit. That doesn't work.
That didn't work. Sometimes it does, but that didn't work. And so then I went, where's my foot? And where's your knee? Or your leg?
And then I went, light kick. Yeah. Okay. You kicked me. No.
In my sleep. No. Listen to me. You kicked a sleeping human. It only gets aggressive if I've tried all of the measures.
Mhmm. It didn't get aggressive. Mhmm. There was light. Yeah.
It was in the bathroom, and you left it on. This is a cool story. There's a school in Pittsburgh, near Pittsburgh Uh-huh. Where 70% of the students are low income. Okay.
They want a music program, but most of the families there couldn't afford instruments. Alright. And so the principal or the superintendent, sorry, said, what can we do? So she started using three d printers to make violins. Oh, wow.
They're plastic, but they sound decent, and they're good enough for kids just starting out. Well, and if you're just learning. Yeah. For sure. So she's, like, cranking them out and charging $50 just for, like, upkeep and maintenance and stuff like that.
But she's printed more than 200 violins over the past five years. Wow. So I just looked it up because I was curious, like, what is the cost of a musical instrument? And, obviously, it's gonna vary depending on the the instrument. Yeah.
But the average cost, that a student could expect to pay, it says, is anywhere from 200 to $1,500 or more for a beginner model instrument. But, again, the type of instrument, the brand, whether you're buying it new or used or renting or whatever can all be factors. So that's expensive, especially if you're you know, I mean, $200 is not Let me clarify. Small fee. So it's $50 per violin for students other students in her district.
But in the low income schools, they're free to those students because she's like, we realize that you guys can afford these. But Right. We also understand how important musical education is, and we want you guys to be able to do this. So I have a question. Yeah.
Because there are a lot of three d printers that are sitting around not printing across the country and across the world Okay. Because maybe they're they're only used for a certain thing, or maybe somebody just isn't currently printing something. Do they have a way for people to print and ship the violins or the parts they need or something like that? Because that would be a great thing to sort of crowdsource. If people have, like, hey.
I'm in between builds, and I've got my printer sitting here. Can I print off some parts for you? She has 33 d printers. She started out with just two, and then I don't know if she was donated some. I don't have that information.
Either way, I I still think you know, I mean, there are hundreds of thousands of those sitting around not printing. How many more instruments you you could print? Like, could you print the take this program to more places too. ESE? I do see.
I do see. Yeah. It's a really cool thing. Think it's so cool. And the kids just love it, obviously, because music education is very important for brains.
And the the superintendent's like, I love it. They're proud of their achievements. They're proud of their accomplishments. Awesome. Music and arts and and stem and all that stuff is super, super, super important.
So I'm really excited to see there's some stuff going on with that. I like it. And the students here's a quote from one of the students. She said, it makes me feel powerful because it's just a big group, and we can all do it at the same time. Yeah.
It makes me feel more confident in school than I did before. That's really cool. Aw. Yeah. It's nice.
It is nice. I like nice stories. Aw. You're tearing up for realties. Don't talk about it.
Well, don't tear up about it. It's a nice story. It is a nice story. Cry about everything. I know.
I'm not I'm not bashing on you at all. I think it's very nice that you're you've you find joy in there. It's good. Now can you imagine Yeah. A a classroom full of kids learning to play the violin?
Yes. I can. What would be worse? Harmonicas, saxophones, recorders, violins, or drums. I'm gonna say saxophone because that's the worst instrument.
No way. I know I'm gonna get so much. People love the saxophone. It's not my thing. I know.
I'm sorry if you play the saxophone. It's a good instrument. It's a it takes some talent. It does it absolutely takes talent. I appreciate the talent.
I just don't enjoy the noise that comes out of it. Name three famous saxophone players. Yo Yo Ma. That's one. Kenny G.
No. He plays the saxophone. Does he? Yeah. Among other things, maybe.
Alright. And, Simpson. Lisa Simpson. Well done. Thank you.
I didn't even cheat. Good job. Let's talk about your green thumb for a minute. I have two thumbs. Both are just normal skin tone.
But when you say green thumb, you mean my ability to grow plants? Yes. I have, seen a little bit of success in my garden, and I'm, pretty excited about it. I have, grown several very decent zucchinis Yes. And yellow squash.
Yes. My cauliflower, the first head, I think I harvested too soon, so I'm working on two more heads of cauliflower. That's all I'll have because I only planted three of them. My cucumber died early on in the season, all of them. So I don't have any cucumbers.
I'm a little bit sad about that. I can't grow peppers, but they're trying. I've got a lot of cherry tomatoes. You got a lot of, Brussels sprouts. I haven't harvested any of those yet.
Ready yet. But, like, I have way too many Brussels sprouts. Yeah. Yeah. We planted way too many.
Your onions are doing great. No. How are your carrots doing? They don't exist. The radishes were a pretty good fail.
My beans weren't strong at all. I have one bean plant, and it has it's like this big. It's tiny. It's not growing beans. My, snap peas failed.
Oh, I was looking forward to those. My marigolds are, like, huge. Huge. And lots of tomatoes. What else?
Oh, broccoli. I grew broccoli. You grew a nice head of broccoli. I harvested some broccoli stock yesterday. I'm excited about it.
Even our friend who also has a huge green thumb was like, dude, I can't grow broccoli. Yeah. He was pretty excited about my broccoli. Yeah. I'm excited.
That's a that's a big win. In here in the studio, when we first started, this show, it was we we were doing, like, the it's the this day of the year. It's the this day of the year every day. And one was like a house plant day or something like that. And we said, let's get plants in the studio.
Let's liven it up in here, put some greenery. And so you got that thing you named Blossom that I've been taking care of, and it's doing really well. I've been giving it some plant food and lots of water. Thank you for taking care of it. Healthy it looks.
It looks great. It looks great. It's great. It's doing really well. And then, I got a golden pathos, and it was just a little tiny thing.
And I just finished transplanting it into this new, really stylish pot that it's in now. Stylish. It needed to be transplanted probably a year ago, at least. It was real difficult to get out of the little tiny white, planter pot that it was in. And now it's in it's got a lot of room, and it's doing, like, big growth stuff.
Thriving in its new designer pot. Yeah. Pretty nice on clearance. Stylish. $8.
Oh, how stylish. Yes. Very nice. Down the hall at Z 103, Katie, who does the afternoon show down there, she had, a very sad pathos. And she was like, I'm tired of trying to keep this thing alive.
Do you want it? And I said, let's just put it in here with with Vincent Van Groh and see what happens. And so I named it Sprout. So I have Vincent and Sprout, and, and Sprout is doing big plant stuff. Sprout is sprouting.
It's exciting. It looks great. Put him, put sprout in the white pot that I took, Vincent out of. And you imagine, look how big Vincent is. Was in that tiny little white pot.
I feel so bad. Hey. He just grew. You didn't know? Well, I I know now.
But he he needed that tiny he needed that tiny pot for a while because he was that size. Telling you, when I took the entire thing was roots in there. Like, there I don't know how it was even living. There was there was some dirt, but not a lot. Okay.
It was all root. Here's what I need you to do then because usually when I transplant plants, they die. I don't know what I do wrong. But I do have a mint plant that needs to be transplanted, and I need you to go do that today. Do you think the mint needs to move?
I think you need to use some mint. I made dinner last night. I used some basil. Your basil's gonna look better than it ever has because I pulled a bunch of basil leaves out. I'm just not using that much mint.
I know. It's pretty, and it smells nice. I know. But But I also I don't know if that's the right pot. I think you gotta transplant it.
You need me to do it. Yeah. Because look at how successful your transplants have been. Two. That's success, bud.
Success? It's it's pretty fun. These are super easy. I water them once a week. I give them a little bit of plant food here and there, and they're doing awesome.
They're doing great. Yeah. Look at you. Let me see your thumbs. Two thumbs.
Green. Skin tone. Green. Okay. Here's a scenario.
I know that this doesn't happen to your job, but you've been in jobs before where this has been the case. So you call in sick or you wanna take a day off. So you call your manager, but your manager says, that's great, but you have to find somebody to cover your shift. I don't feel like, that should be my responsibility as the employee. I'm gonna ask.
Yeah. Whose job is it to get the shift covered? Is it yours or your manager? There's enough stress involved on an employee having to deal with, like, I I can't come into work. I don't feel good or whatever.
Yeah. You shouldn't be then like, yeah. Hurry and call around. And if you can't get somebody to cover, come in. Like, I I don't like that.
I don't like that either. And then I think about teachers. I've worked at a school before, and I have a lot of teacher friends. Sure. And whenever they have to take off, it's you have to find a sub, and subs are in short supply.
And then it's but it is their responsibility to find a sub, but then they also have to make sure that teacher's responsibility to get a sub? Yes. And then they also have to make lesson plans and make sure that the sub has something prepared for the kids to do. And that's so much pressure. And so many of my teacher friends are like, I'd rather just go in sick because it's much more work to have to find somebody to cover for the day than to just So now here's here's where I would say, look.
If if I, in in my job, have to call in sick, I I don't necessarily have anybody that's gonna be like, okay. We're gonna do the show. And this is this is the the backup show. I have to be able to put in, best of segments or something like that Yeah. If I'm not gonna be here.
And and that's you know, there are other people that know where to find that audio so that they could be taken care of. And if it was, like, a real serious situation, I'm in the hospital. I can't I can't do this. Like, someone else would be able to get in and put in that audio. If it is like, hey.
Look. I've I just have got a stomach bug or something, and I'm well enough to log in and drop that stuff in the show, I will handle that. And that's and that's okay. And I'll be sick doing it, and I'll go, and then I'll be ready to rest. Right?
Yeah. So that to a minimum point, like, that's kinda what would happen here. But there's been yeah. There's been I've been at jobs before where, from my bed, just feeling just gross Right. Texting my employer Yeah.
And then texting somebody to cover my shift, and then texting somebody else to cover the shift. That's awful. Miserable. Right. And and look.
If you let your manager know, like, it would be nice to work at a place where the manager's like, hey. Feel better. We'll talk to you soon. We'll check-in on you. Let me know how it's going later on.
Whatever. Like that too. Right? Like, that would be ideal. That would be the ideal thing.
And they're like, cool. We'll get this taken care of on our end. Like, rest up. Yep. And we'll see you soon.
Yep. That would be ideal. And I think, you know, you talk about teachers. Like, that would be the thing. Like, I know there's lesson plans.
Like, curriculum is planned, and maybe maybe it's not like, I would think it's planned, like, a week. I don't know. I've never been a teacher. But don't you have, like, a lesson plan planned out? So you could and maybe you leave it there so that in the event that something happens, you already have the stuff there so they can pick up right where you are.
And they go, okay. Here's what we're supposed to be doing. You guys covered this yesterday. Here's what's happening today, and here's what your assignment's gonna be for tonight because it's all in the lesson plan. Is that correct?
Well, that's correct. But if you're, say, a geometry teacher Sure. You still have to teach stuff. And so Yeah. A sub doesn't necessarily know how to teach geometry.
Okay. So you're gonna have to have a sub plan that's like I see. Here's what you can do based upon your limits. I see. So then copies will need to be made of Gotcha.
Things that you've already learned that the students can just get their skills. They can work on. Go on. Okay. Gotcha.
Okay. You get what I'm saying? I totally get what you're saying. I didn't think about the fact that there's, like, certifications and specific subject matter that a teacher would be covering, but a sub would not be, also certified or or whatever the right word is to teach. Right.
I get that now because you brought that up. That makes sense. That makes sense. I see. Because a sub might not speak Spanish, but be subbing for a Spanish class.
There you go. I see what you're saying. Yeah. I see. You're picking up what I'm putting down?
Mhmm. Yes. K. See. I got it.
Got it. Yeah. No. That's what is that? German.
Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Cool. Be a good employer, I guess, and take away that stress.
Because what are you working like? I mean, I would say, like, it's probably gonna be food service or something where you shouldn't be at work if you're sick. And if you can't find somebody to cover your shift and they're like, no. You gotta come in. I don't want somebody sick handling my food.
Exactly. Is that is that fair? Like, I don't Yeah. I don't want that. No.
Stay home. Yeah. Don't don't bring your sickness to food. Don't thank you. Sickness to me, and nobody wants to catch your germs.
Right. Keep your germs away. And that's what the boss should say. Keep your germs away. Don't come play today.
Oh, look. And now hear what I say? Alright. Okay. Josh, what would you say our house constantly runs out of?
What are we buying the most of? I'm trying to think. I think oh, split second thinking. I think eggs. I think we we use a lot of eggs.
We do buy eggs. Like, every time we go to the store, you go, do we need eggs? Well, because our kids like, that's the easiest thing to make. For sure. I mean, aside from, like, a microwave or an air fryer thing.
They're gonna yeah. Which they will do air fryer, taquitos, or chicken and whatever. But, yeah, you're right. But then they'll just make an egg. Right.
Making an egg and and some toast and some bacon is a very quick thing that they do often. Yes. So we run out of eggs a lot, and then Emery runs out. I swear, I don't know how much she hairs not hairspray. How much shampoo she uses on the daily, but I feel like I'm constantly buying hair shampoo.
Yeah. I don't know why I keep saying hairspray. Aquanet. Yeah. No.
I really don't know. Like, I don't know. Like, you'll ask, hey. Do you need anything from the store? Like, you've asked a couple of times this week, and I'm like, no.
I don't need anything. Like, I don't know that I run out of stuff. Laundry soap. Dish not see, I was thinking dish soap. We run out of dish soap a lot.
But laundry soap lasts for a while. Say dish soap, you mean the blue Dawn stuff. Yep. Not the dishwasher drinks. Because those things, we get the little Those last forever.
And they go forever. Yeah. Even, like, dryer sheets and stuff like that. Out of milk a lot, but Yeah. Our kids aren't drinking or eating cereal as often as they used to.
So we don't It's because we don't have big old bags of fruity, sugary cereal in the house right now. Yeah. So we are not running well Yeah. We did, though, and they just got sick of it. So so now our milk was bad before we run out.
Food. Okay. But, again, we buy one bag. And how do you feel like the, the bin is working out? It works out great.
The dog food bin? Yeah. I do you you were concerned that the dog food wasn't gonna stay fresh. Well, listen. We used to just keep it in the garage in the bag Right.
And it would just stay open to the elements in the garage. Mhmm. And I was always afraid that bugs would crawl in, and it wouldn't feel as taste as fresh. Yeah. And so I was like I think she I think she notices your efforts.
She's like, wow. This food tastes good every bite. Thank you. Yeah. I mean, that's what she's saying.
The lady who is my favorite? Thank you, favorite lady. And you got a good sized tote for it, a good sized bin. It's like the perfect size for the bag of food we buy. I know.
It's you did a good job. Thank you. Yeah. It's nice to know. Just guess, or did you measure it out?
No. I did some math. No. You did. I did.
Wanna bet? How am I what'd you do? Well, I looked at the container Yeah. Of dog food. The bag?
Yeah. The bag. K. And then I looked at the Which is by the pound. Yeah.
And then I looked at the storage container. Uh-huh. And then I asked Google There it is. How much? How big of a container do I need to hold this bag of food?
No. I asked what size like, this container is this size. Oh. What could fit in this size of container? Did it give you a bunch of options like shoes?
What do you mean? No. I have a I have a 27 gallon tote. What can fit in here? You need to learn how to work Google.
Hey. I got the right size container. You did. You did indeed. Emery helped me out.
She and I did it together. Nice. Well, it's it works well. Thank you. It does work well.
I'm just I need to put the, the little cup, the food cup on a bungee cord Why? So that it I can find it. Because it gets left around random places, and then I go, I would feed you if I could find your cup. No. There's three places where it lives.
I know. But there should be one. It lives on the shelf above the dog food Sometimes. Or it lives in the dog food container Which is where I'd prefer it. Or it sometimes I just put it on the counter right after I feed her.
And that's where I find it most often. And you find it there, don't you? The third place I look. You know where to look for it. You know the three places to look.
I would like to look one place. Oh, my Because I would like to go to the garage, lift up the lid, grab the cup, scoop it out, and then be done. But then you have to walk back Oh, no. To the dog food. It's less than 10 feet.
Yeah. But here's what happens. Here's why I do this. Uh-huh. In the morning Because the fridge is open.
No. I let her out. Yeah. And then I've as I'm walking back into the garage Right. I grab the food Yes.
And then I fill up her bowl, and then I just keep walking on to the bathroom to get ready for the day. Right. I don't wanna walk back to the garage. But hold on. Because at some point, you walk back into the garage to let the dog in.
Okay. I see where you're going. Can you not grab it on your way back? I could. Yes.
Right. Right. Right. Right. Right.
And put it in the thing. You know? Hey. But you did get the right size bin, so I said one nice thing. So I also have to track when I feed her because I get in trouble if I don't mark that I've fed her.
No. Me too. We get yelled at. Our daughter gets very upset if she Did anybody feed the dog correctly? I forget to mark the thing, and then I forget to put the cup back, and everybody's mad at me all the time.
You know what would help? Put the dry erase marker on a bungee cord right right next to the the dry erase board. Our whole house is on a bungee system. Yeah. Everything gets put away when it's attached to a bungee that pulls it back to where it's supposed to live.
You go, oh, where's that thing? Here it is hooked to the bungee. The refrigerator doors on the bungee. So when I open them, they just automatically shut. Yeah.
Perfect. And you would you would then cut the bungees because you'd be like, I wasn't done, bungee. I would. I would get so mad. Mhmm.
You know me. Yeah. You know me very well. Yeah. I'm trying to think what else we might run out of.
Patience. Oh, yeah. House is running out of patience. A game you really dislike has started here at the studios. It hasn't started.
This has been going on since I started work here. Okay. Part of it has, but there's an there's a new game. So we have a Keurig machine in the break room, and anytime somebody makes a drink, there's a little k cup thing that gets left behind. It is the person who makes whatever beverage they're making's responsibility to take care of their k cup.
And this morning and or I guess it was yesterday, whatever, you have had a bad habit of leaving the little plastic cup in there. I forget. Oh, I'm sorry. And, for for as long as I've been here, it has been an ongoing thing to take the cup out and walk it to the person who left it and go, hey. You forgot something.
And hand it to them. Or if they're not here, you leave it somewhere for them so that when they, are back the next day, you can they can be reminded that that they forgot. Let me tell you two things. Mhmm. One, I work with a bunch of crybabies.
And two, it takes more effort for that person to walk that k cup down to where the person who left it is rather than just reaching your arm over and throwing it in the trash can. That is correct. But it's also you should be reminded that you left it. I don't do it all the time, one. And if I went to the machine and saw somebody else's K cup in there Yeah.
I would absolutely just take it out, quietly throw it away, and move on about my day. Is there it's more fun too. I work with a bunch of crybabies. It's way more fun to take it somewhere. Take it on a little trip to the person who left it and abandoned it and go, hey.
You forgot something. It's so fun. See, now you just wanna leave it in there all the time. The look on the person's face is one of sadness and remorse. Nope.
And never Not you. Oh. No. You get angry. You go, you coulda just thrown it away, but no.
Yeah. Like, that's the fun part is that you have a you have an issue with the way that it gets handled. I do have an issue with the way it gets handled. So the new thing the new thing is that, the the the new machine has a water tank on it that is a little bit smaller than the the old one that died, and so it has to be filled regularly. But, apparently, people want credit for filling it.
I want to never have to fill it. Well, we all want to never have to fill it, but we all complain that we're the only ones filling it all the time. That's right. Now there are other people around the building that are taking pride in the fact that they get to fill it and want to be responsible for it, which I'm almost to the point where I'm gonna be like, hey. You should go fill that because I don't want to.
I hate that part. We have a water, cooler with the big jug things on top. I hate that I have to put those up there. I would rather someone else did that. I don't like, we had an old, Keurig machine, and that water tank Yeah.
Was more difficult to take off and put on. And it was heavier. Like, it was bigger. So when you filled it with water, it was heavier. Yeah.
But it was hard to line up and stuff. Yeah. Yeah. I don't mind this one. I'll happily fill this one up.
Right. I don't We we have, a pitcher, and I clued in some people into the fact that you don't have to take the tank off. You can use the pitcher and just pour it in. And it was like I taught them a new language. They went It's like you I understand everything now.
The world makes more sense. You're a genius. Yeah. So, you know, I'm just solving little problems here and there. But, yeah, I'm I'm happy that I still currently have zero points on the fill the tank thing.
I had two points because I filled the tank twice, but, apparently, I got a negative point today because I left my to come. Makeup in the machine. And instead of just throwing it away and moving about my day, Jacob had to have a little crybaby fit. Yeah. I'm calling him out.
Oh, man. Jacob, who is also on our fantasy football league That's right. And who also harassed me about picking a rookie. That's right. And I went, oh, brah.
The rookie you picked was Ashton Jansen. It's not like you just picked some random rookie. I know. You picked a good one. I can't wait until we face off.
Okay. What what you should do here's what you should do. Store up all your empty k cups until you play. And then when you beat them, go dump them on his desk. Go here.
Love that idea. Yeah. Because you're a raccoon, and throwing trash around is kinda your thing. Yeah. Just kinda my thing.
So I also apparently had left some spills this morning. I know. I cleaned it up. I got told that I should be better about cleaning up after my wife. This is where I work.
Thanks, dear. Yeah. Oh, yeah. You're welcome. Hey.
Here's some important information that I wanna tell everyone. Just a reminder, our kids are back in school, and it's it's a law for you to stop when a school bus stops and has its flashing red lights and extends the stop arm. That is correct. That's law. All Is is have you seen some stuff that that is disturbing you this morning?
No. No. No. Not this morning. But I just a reminder for people because I have seen stuff in past years.
K. And people just kinda blow by school buses sometimes. This is true. And I've seen bus drivers, like, honk their horn like, I got kids that are trying to get out. And you don't know how old the kids are that are gonna be on the school bus, but that doesn't matter anyway because it could be a kindergartner, could be a senior.
It doesn't matter. Yeah. Just pay attention and be careful, please. I agree. And We like our kids.
And I have seen some things in previous years, and and I've seen them in person as well. Like, if if the road's four lanes wide, it doesn't matter. Like, you have to stop if the bus is out there. So here's what I know. If a school bus stops and displays the flashing red lights and extends the stop arms, all traffic in both directions must stop Right.
Unless a divided highway separates the road. Okay. Right. Because that makes sense. And by divided highway, does that mean there's a physical divider?
I would assume so. Is that what a divided highway is? I believe so. Also, just remember to slow down in school zones and watch for children walking and biking because we've got those too, and be extra alert during the early morning and afternoon hours when kids are walking or biking or riding the bus and coming home. And then never pass the school bus that is loading or unloading children.
Gotcha. A divided highway is, is something with a median or a barrier in between. So, that would mean 20 Fifth Street in Idaho Falls, has a median down the middle with trees and stuff. That is a divided So a physical divider. Physical divider.
It's a flat road okay. So, like, there used to be a bus on Woodruff in Idaho Falls. Sure. There used to be a bus there. That is a two lane road with a center turn lane, all traffic must stop.
Okay. That's good to know because people that were coming from the other direction didn't always stop. They are supposed to. Obviously, a two lane, everyone stops. A two lane with a center turn lane, a multi lane.
So if there's two lanes going one way and two lanes going the other way and there's just solid lines in the middle, everyone stops. The only time that a, the the traffic doesn't stop is if there's a physical divided highway. And it says vehicles traveling behind the bus must stop. Vehicles traveling, the opposite direction should use caution and be alert in case, someone's trying to cross. But you you don't have to stop in a divided highway only.
Got it. Got it. Good info. That is good info. Good question.
I have a a really nice graphic we can share. Oh. Send you the link. Let's do that. And, you can do it.
Just be careful. Listen. As somebody who, I'm gonna call myself out here. As somebody who often goes fast Oh. I pay attention when I'm around schools, and I pay attention when there's buses, and you should too.
I don't like to go slow, but, hey. I also like kids, and I don't wanna see getting kids hurt. So let's all just use a little extra precaution. School's in session. It's do you have anything else to say?
Nothing else to say. I think what you've said is awesome, and I agree with you. So excellent. Two green thumbs up. That's right.
Good job. Hey. You wanna talk about, two options and have me pick one or something? I sure do. Okay.
Would you rather this is a back to school still because we're still going back to school. Alright. Alright. Would you rather have to present in front of the class every week Sure. Or do one big scary project at the end of the year.
I'll present every week. I think I'm gonna present too. Why? Because I don't want a big scary project at the end of the year. What makes it scary?
Oh, it's big. It's like half your grade? Yeah. And it's time consuming. Yeah.
And No. I'll present every week. Yeah. I don't mind. Because here's the thing.
After the first one, it's just gonna get easier and easier, and you're gonna be like, hey. I'm back. Good to see you. Here we go. I I present in front of people all the time.
I don't mind that. I I don't present in front of people all the time, but I do occasionally, and it stresses me out. I don't enjoy it. I'm not very good at it. And, but I agree with you.
I think it the more you do it, the easier it becomes. And, yeah, you could just be like, hey. What's up? It's me again. Yeah.
I'm gonna dive right in. Yep. Let's get this taken care of. I'm here to present. Hey.
How's it going? Pay attention or don't. I don't care. Right. That's what I'm saying.
That's no big deal. K. That was easy. Okay. Here's another would you rather.
Would you rather yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Would you rather have to present by yourself, or would you rather have a group project? I don't mind either way.
I don't like group projects. I don't mind. Because more often than not, I got paired up with people who didn't do anything, and then I ended up doing all the work. Yeah. They can't, fake it during the presentation, though.
So if I have to present with a with a group of, let's say, three people, so me and two others, you better, pull your weight. Yeah. But what if you're being graded on the team and not an individual? Pick up your slack. I'll call you out in front of the whole class.
I'm not scared. I'll be like, look. I know we're getting graded as a group, and old Cliff here didn't pull his weight. The the mailman? Yeah.
Cliff the mailman. Cliff. Cliff. From Cheers? Cliff, pull your weight.
You know? Like, Cliff over here didn't pull his weight. Oh. So Janice and I are gonna handle the whole project. Cliff, you can watch since it's the first time you'll be hearing any of this information.
Cliff. Would you rather this than that? I know you like repping your favorite football team, the Minnesota Vikings, and have I got exciting news for you. What's your exciting news for me? The, NFL has entered into a collaboration with the fine folks at Crocs.
Oh. And they are launching a new line of team themed shoes. Oh. And about half half of the teams, will be available, what, September 18, I think. September 18, you'd be able to, pick up your official team Crocs.
Now I just sent you a link because I wanted you to see them. So if you check out your chat, I sent you a whole bunch of links. We'll start at the very first one at the top. That's gonna be your Vikings classic clog. Here, here's what you're gonna say.
Why does my team have to be purple and yellow? I am gonna say that because I don't love the colors of my team. Right. Here's what's fun. These are gross.
They have viking horns. His face So they're but they look cozy. They have that, fleece insert. Nope. You don't think so?
I I don't like these at all. You'll also notice that the strap on the back, the four wheel drive strap is a, braid, like a Viking's braid. Oh. I don't like Crocs. But do you like the Vikings Crocs?
No. I don't. You don't like the, rubber clog? No. Alright.
Well, let's look at some of the other teams. The second link I sent you would be the one for the Buffalo Bills. Each of them has a horns instead of just one. So you get four horns instead of two. What do you think about the Bills look?
No. No. No. No? No.
No. Nope. Not gonna do it. Alright. The next one on the, list is the ones for the Chicago bears, which have claws.
Like, bear claws. That's right. Furry bear claws. That is correct. These are horrible.
My mom wants these. Guaranteed. Guaranteed. They have bear claws on them. Yes.
Here's what I'm noticing. They're sold out. Well, no. They aren't on sale yet. They don't come out until September 18.
Okay. I just see the sizes are all That's right. Straight out. Okay. Because I had to do a little digging on the website to even find out the, the links and stuff.
How much these are? $85. I hadn't got to that news yet. I just looked. Dollars.
O m g. I know. $85 for Crocs. You guys, these are ugly. Alright.
Let's go to the next link. Spencer. The next one I sent you is the ones for the Cincinnati Bengals, which the rubber is done in a Bengal tiger print. I've moved on. I Did you look at them?
I'm looking at all of them. Oh, you have already looked you've already looked ahead? Okay. Sorry. And then I sent you the ones for the Denver Broncos, which have the Denver Bronco mascot head, which is kinda fun.
And then the ones for the lions are probably the cleanest looking ones. I would agree with you. I was just looking at the, dolphins one with the And the the dolphin one is the last one, which I thought was absolutely ridiculous with the dolphin fin, on the top of the toe. These are ugly. Don't buy these.
And they're expensive. Oh, and the the ones for the dolphins are $80, so you're gonna save a few bucks. Oh. $85 for the Vikings, $80 for the Dolphins, 85 for the Lions, $80 for the Denver Broncos, 85 for the Bengals, 85 for the Bears. Bills, 85 as well.
They also have the Chiefs ones. They're just red and yellow. They're kinda boring. They have the Raiders ones, which have, like, the the black, but they have a chain across the top, which is kinda hardcore. I was hoping that they would have gone with the glittery Ashton Janty Croc that he wore at the draft.
That thing says hardcore like a Croc. With a chain. With a chain. A plastic black chain. And then the Eagles ones, they could have done a thing with the wing, but they didn't.
They just did the color scheme, with the little Eagles, thing. You can get the little charms for teams that don't have their own shoe. So if you're a Ravens fan or a Cardinals fan or a fan of the Browns or whatever, you can get their logo to snap into your own pair of Crocs, but they did not launch every team out the gate. And those are really expensive. And ugly.
And And now we know how you feel about it. So good deal. I don't like those at all. Well, I'm gonna go get in line to buy you a pair. And Please don't.
And, that's why I'm gonna wrap up the show right now so I can go get in line because September 18, they go on sale, and I gotta be first in line. I gotta go camp out at the Crocs store. We don't have a Crocs store. That's why I gotta go camp out. I'll see you when I'm get get your Crocs.
Please don't spend $85 on that. I gotta buy you all kinds of stuff. $85 on Crocs is one of them. Hey. Have a good Wednesday.
Yeah. And, stay out of the the rain. Is it raining all day? I don't know. I know it was raining a little bit earlier, but I kinda like it.
It smelled really nice. And my yard could use a little water. I've been taking care of it. Not the front yard. I've been taking sorta care of it.
Have a great day. Alright. Yep. We'll see you tomorrow. Thanks for listening to wake up classy 97, the podcast.
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