Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Thursday, August 21st, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
Do you look forward to being a senior citizen, Saturn has a belly button, a couple of 10 year old girls are chess champions, Paris Hilton's new YouTube children's show, proper posing in group photos, Josh watched his first James Bond movie, is it appropriate to bring outside food into a restaurant, saying words wrong is a dating red flag, sharing trees & fences with your neighbor is difficult sometimes, there's a new app that helps you focus, scientists have figured out how to steer living flies, there was a fire at a Dunkin Donuts in New York, a very divided yet decisive Would You Rather, and Ikea's new meatball tray is cool!
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Bonus: Dawson's Creek & Varsity Blues
(4:06) - Senior citizens
(8:01) - Saturn's belly button
(12:17) - Good News
(14:59) - Paris & Pups
(20:16) - Group photos
(24:29) - James Bond movies
(29:58) - Taking food into restaurants
(33:57) - Saying words wrong
(39:27) - Trimming trees
(46:01) - Focus friend
(50:39) - Steering flies
(55:34) - Dunkin Donuts fire
(1:02:22) - Would You Rather
(1:04:45) - Meatballs
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Full show transcript:
So you finally finished Varsity Blues. And, you said last night, that is the worst movie ever. I have been on a kick the last couple of days to rewatch some old nineties movies that I used to watch when I was in the nineties. Sure. And they are terrible movies.
Yeah? They're awful. They're poorly written. There's no plot. There's no character development.
The acting is awful. What about James Van Der Beek, though? Let's talk about him for a minute. What do you wanna talk about? What do you know about him?
I I don't know much about him. What do you mean? What do I know about him? Well, where where else do you know him from? Dawson's Creek.
Have you ever watched Dawson's Creek? You have? Yes. What do you know about Dawson's Creek? It was terrible acting.
Because of James Van Der Beek? No. Because of every like, Katie Holmes. Holmes was awful. Yeah.
She was not a good actress. Okay. Everyone in Varsity Blues was a terrible actor. Everyone Paul Walker? Even, listen.
I don't wanna speak bad about the dead, but it was not good. Well, I have exciting news. Also, but I will say, like, the script was terribly written. So it's gotta be hard to perform well when you've got that to work with. Okay.
Do I hear some exciting news? Even what's his name? Voight? Is that his name? Yeah.
John Voight. All he does is, like, chew gum the whole time. Like, even him, who's an acclaimed doctor, he's just sitting there all angry chewing gum. Yeah. That's his character.
Okay. So what was your favorite part of the plot? What what plot? That's what you said. You said this movie has no plot.
It does. It's a football team getting the championship for themselves. It's a hero moment. Oh. Yeah.
Wait a minute. You know? Playing football for Wes Kanan is your dream, not mine. Very good. Thank you.
Yeah. Thank you. Dawson's Creek, the cast are reuniting September 22. That's the whole reason I brought up anything about Varsity Blues so I could get to James Van Der Beek so that I could tell you that the Dawson's Creek cast will be reuniting. Great.
They are there for a live reading of the pilot episode. Great. It is a charity event benefiting, a an anti or a, I guess, a cancer research, nonprofit. James Vander Beek was diagnosed with stage three colorectal cancer I did know that. And, which is kind of a big deal.
And this marks the first reunion of the cast since 02/2003. I kinda forgot that Michelle Williams was in that show. Is that right? Yeah. Very, very young.
But she was I think she was yeah. I don't know I don't know enough about that show to even talk about it. But, yeah, she was in that show. Cool. Yeah.
Double cool. Guess who's gonna watch it? Not me? Mm-mm. I I'm not.
Me neither. Well, who else? Joshua Jackson was in the show. I like him. I think he's a cool guy.
Right? Is he is he cool? I don't know enough about him to comment. Okay. Who else was in there?
And the people I know. Ollie Larter, who was in Varsity Blues, was also in Dawson's Creek. I'm looking at the whole cast. There's a whole bunch of faces I don't recognize. Yeah.
Chad Michael Murray is a name. I don't know who that is. I've heard that name before. He's in there. But, boy, I don't recognize his face.
There's a lot of people. I just don't know. He also did One Tree Hill and Gilmore Girls. So he's got, like, a bro he's got, like, a thing. He's like, oh, you got one of these?
Yeah. He's done a bunch of hallmarks. That checks out. Interesting. Well, good good information, Josh.
Thanks. Yeah. Well, you know. Let's start the show. Shall we?
Let's do it. K. Do you look forward to being a senior citizen for the discount? Yes and no. Okay.
Tell me, tell me what you're looking forward to when I ask you. Nice. Uh-huh. It's acceptable to go to bed early. I think it's acceptable anytime.
No one's around going like, it's only eight. That's true. You can do what you want. Dinner at four? Sounds bed at eight?
Great. I'm all in. What other things am I looking forward to? I don't know. Do you think, when you retire or reach retirement age, do you think that, anything slows down?
Because I've seen, some some recent retirees are like, I'm busier now than I was when I had work. See, and I hear the opposite. You hear the opposite? That are like, I'm so bored. I wanna go back to work.
I'm like, I don't how can you be bored? There's a million things I would be doing. A million. The yard, gardening, puzzles. Not puzzles.
Puzzles are great. Nah. Word searches and word copies. Going on hikes. Reading.
I'd be outside. Yeah. I'd be going by the lake. I'd be going I'd be quilting. Which lake?
Any of them. All of them. All of them. At once. I'd travel.
Right. I'd go see all of the lakes. Yeah. So today is senior citizen day, and somebody said, be careful wishing someone happy senior citizens day because you could offend somebody who doesn't quite consider themselves to be a senior citizen. Oh.
Yeah. So 65 seems to be the most commonly recognized age for senior status in The US. That feels so young. Well, and the reason that senior citizen, sick at 65 is because that's when Medicare stuff happens. Uh-huh.
At 50, everybody's eligible to join AARP. Now that feels like an old thing, but that's, like, knocking on my door. That's right around the corner. I know. And those they offer, like, senior focused benefits and discounts Oh.
At the AARP. I know. We might have to join that in about six years. I know. But is 50 considered a senior citizen?
No. I wouldn't think so. No. Me neither. Five is a senior citizen.
So what about, 70? 70 is probably pushing the senior citizen. That SC, as I call it. The SC. If you if it's not 65, but 70 feels right, is it somewhere in between?
No. Or is it 70? Because I think 70 is the cutoff, and then you're like, oh, okay. Okay. Now I'm a now I'm a senior sits.
Well, they do say that as life expectancy continues to rise in the country, that maybe we should think of senior status starting later at, like, 70. That's what I'm saying. That's the general consensus right now. Interesting. Well, happy senior citizens day.
Citizen day. If you If you identify as a senior citizen. That's exactly right. I do know that I've been out to dinner with my mom before. Yeah.
And excuse me. This was many years ago. And they gave her the senior citizen discount, and she was offended because she was like, I am not. I am not. I was like, just take the discount.
Right? What are you crazy? Because she went, I look old. And then she probably told everybody at the table, don't get old. Yep.
And then she did that thing with her face where she tried to smooth out her wrinkles. How'd that go? So good. Oh, good. Wanna learn a planet fun thing that you can wow your friends with at parties?
Nice. A planet Fun thing. Fun thing that I can wow friends at a party. Okay. What you got?
Somebody's like, hey. Do you know something cool? You'll be like, yeah. Check this out. No one's ever walked up and said, do you know anything cool?
My whole life. No one's been like, tell me something cool. Okay. Time out. If somebody walked up to you and said, hey.
Tell me something cool. What would you say now? I'm about to find out. No. No.
No. No. Before I tell you this cool thing, what's the cool thing you would say now? It's on the spot. It would be on the spot, wouldn't it?
Yeah. I don't have my cool thing sorted out, like, that quick. Let me think about it. Okay. I'm trying to think of my cool thing too.
Well, tell me about this other thing. Okay. Well, tell me about this other thing. Other things. On Saturn, there's a giant spinning hexagon in its North Pole, which is about twice the size as Earth.
The the hexagon is? Yeah. And it's continuous vortex. So it's similar to a hurricane that's about 50 times larger than a typical Earth hurricane, and it's continuously spinning. I wonder why it chose the geometry of the hexagon.
I don't know. And some scientists refer to it as the belly button of Saturn. That's a weird name. So now when somebody comes up to you at a party and says, hey. Tell me something cool.
Saturn has a belly button. Yep. And they'll say, what? And you'll say, oh, yeah. It's it's a hexagon, and it's continually spinning like a hurricane.
I wonder if it will if it, like, sucks people in. Not people, obviously, because nobody lives on Saturn, but I wonder if it's got, like, some kind of pull. You know? I don't know. You were quiet for a minute.
I'm trying to find facts. I got facts. I even have a picture. No. I I meant cool other facts.
Oh. It's weird that it is shaped like that. Like, I'm looking at pictures of it, and it's interesting. Like, it's kind of like a circle, but there's, like, definite There's a circle in the center, but it is definitely, not a circle shape. It's more the shape of a Eggo waffle or a weird pancake.
Look. Here's the thing about it. An Eggo waffle is circle. Anyway Kinda. Here's the thing to be.
Here's the thing about what? Well, looking at the pictures, I wonder if it's just rotating so fast that it looks like that. Like, have you ever done spin art? Yeah. You know how a square paper looks like a weird shaped circle when it's spinning super fast?
Yeah. I wonder if it's something like that. I don't know. I don't know either. And here's your fun fact.
Here's a cool fact. You can't smell while you sleep. Oh, okay. That is a fun fact. Yeah.
Hold on. But then how come sometimes you can smell like bacon in the morning? Because you're Because you're waking up. But isn't the smell of bacon the thing that wakes you up? No.
You don't smell it until you wake up. Why? What are the what are the statistics behind you? Found that. I also found out that brown is the most common eye color.
These are just facts. I don't have the science to back them up. I'm just telling you these are the cool things. Somebody goes, hey. Tell me one cool thing.
I'm gonna go, you can't smell while you sleep. And they're gonna go, what? And I'm a go, you can't. K. You take the smell thing.
I'll take the belly button of Saturn thing. Okay. Together, we'll be unstoppable. Oh, yeah. Wow.
Friends at parties will say. Wow. The let's invite these guys to everything. Yeah. They have cool fun facts.
Wow. How's about some good news? How's about it? So back on August 10, two 10 year old girls made chess history from opposite sides of the globe. Oh, 10?
10 years old. Listen to this. In Liverpool, England, Badhana Sivanandan. I'm gonna think that's pretty close. K.
10 years old, five months. Stunned 60 year old grand master Peter Wells at the British chess championships, becoming the youngest female player ever to beat a grand master. Ten years and five months. That is, a pun in England. Accomplishment.
I know. Just hours later in Akron, Ohio, Keah a 10 year old and nine months, defeated Brian Smith clinching The US record for the youngest American girl to do the same thing. The success of these two girls recently, that these, two girls recently enjoyed didn't happen by accident. They both started playing chess five years ago during the pandemic. Okay.
And they, had a huge passion for it, and they have developed skill, and it's driven them to become the top of the chess world, which has filled a bunch of people, with passionate, skilled, and much more experienced players going, like, maybe we should get better at chess, because these two are smoking it. We had a little boy once upon a time. Our little boy. Our own boy. Who was really good at chess when he was little, and he joined a chess club.
And somewhere along the way, he just fell out of it, but he was really good at chess. I think it was because he never had anybody to play with. I mean, he had a set at home, but I I think beyond that, like, he was he was going, like, once a week for an hour or something and playing chess. But, yeah, practice is hard. I mean, people people do solo practice chess, and there's online practicing and different things like that as well, but I don't know.
That's cool. Yeah. So now do they get to face off against each other? Oh, that should totally happen. And a massive game of chess?
That should happen. Yeah. It should. But kind of exciting. Very cool for these two, young ladies.
10 years old, almost 11 years old, and they have, reached the top of the chess world right now. K. It's a big deal. Battle it out. Yeah.
And it's good news. I know you're gonna be excited about this. What is it? Paris Hilton. You know Paris Hilton?
Sure. She's coming out with her own kids' show. A a children's show? Children's show. What's it about?
It's an animated children's show called Paris and Pups. Oh, it's about love, friendship, chasing your dreams, and living your best life. Okay. She has so the it's about a 12 year old girl named Star, which was her childhood nickname, and her five dogs, Diamond, Baby, Slivington, Muggsy, and Bijou. Okay.
But hold on. So these are the cartoon dogs? Uh-huh. But the names of her real dogs. What about Tinkerbell?
That's the most famous Chihuahua she had. That was years ago. That dog probably doesn't exist. I know. But why wouldn't you put your most famous of all your chihuahuas in your cartoon?
I don't know, Josh. Maybe you should have presented that I did to Paris. Maybe it came up and it was a sore subject. I don't know. Maybe maybe it's too close to her emotions, and she just couldn't do it.
It's not hot. You know? You know what I mean? She said she's dreamed of bringing her love of animals to life on screen for as long as she can remember. And now as the mom to two little animal lovers, I knew she had one baby.
I didn't know she had two. The chihuahuas? No. Babies. Oh, humans?
Yes. And I believe the first baby was through surrogacy. I'm not sure of the second one. Anyway I don't know anything. I don't follow personal news except for this.
I just knew she had chihuahuas, and one was named Tinkerbell. That's it. That's all I know. I'm looking at, at the animated kids' TV show. I mean, it looks cute.
They have all have, like, humongous eyeballs. Yeah. Paris and Pups. Where's this going to air? It's gonna be on YouTube Okay.
On September 23. Alright. Alright. So if you're a big Paris Hilton fan The series will follow Paris Star, a 12 year old living in a penthouse of a hotel with her five puppies. Oh.
The first four episodes will be on YouTube September 23. So it's like her her real life. Living in a hotel Living in a hotel. With dogs. Isn't there a show called Hotel with Dogs?
Hotel four Dogs? Hotel four Dogs? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. That's what I was thinking. Our daughter owns that movie. Isn't that already a thing?
It is. No. I know. I'm saying real original idea of Paris Hilton. Hotel for Dogs is already a thing.
Also, I don't know if we need this. We didn't need this. It wasn't like there was a hole in children's programming. We've got some really good stuff. What what shows does YouTube kids have?
Mhmm. Yeah. Exactly. I don't have little kids anymore. I know.
So does YouTube Kids need a show like this? It doesn't. I'm gonna say I'm gonna go on a limb and say it doesn't. Yeah. It might.
She has apologized for all of the nasty things she's done in her past Uh-huh. And said she blamed some of it on the trauma from her childhood. Alright. Well, here are some of the, the shows that I don't are these YouTube exclusive? I don't even know.
Because they've got, like, Sid the science kid and, yeah. But then they show, like, Rocko's Modern Life and Phineas and Ferb and Bluey and Super Wide. Okay. Hold on. Here's one last thing about it.
She doesn't voice her character, but she does sing the theme song. Oh, so what is she just a producer then and sings the theme song? She just want I don't know. I think she's just still trying to stay relevant. Okay.
And I I don't know. I'm not gonna give it any likes Will? Or reviews. What was the song that she sang? That's it.
I'm sure of it. Sounds right. I don't know the song at all. Again, I knew that she was, part of the hotel air business heiress, thing. She's a hotel heiress.
Had that show with she called Richie. Lionel Richie's dog. Life. Yeah. Is that what it was called?
Yeah. And, and she had a dog named Tinker Bell. End of things I know. I know very little. She was friends with Britney Spears for a while.
Okay. And they went on some crazy adventures in the late nineties when everyone was going crazy right when Did she marry one of the good Charlotte boys also? No. Just Nicole did. Just Nicole did.
The other the other one is married to, Cameron Diaz. Oh. Yeah. How about that? How about it?
Fun facts at a party. Wow. I took a group photo yesterday. You ever take a group photo? I mean, yeah.
I have several. Like, I could pull up some that are kinda fun. It's just when you take a group photo, you pass the photo around to see if everyone looks good. Oh, you took a group photo with women. Yeah.
You didn't specify that. I should have specified that. You just take the photo and post it. You don't pass it around. The thing about it is that when you pass it around, you only look at yourself.
You don't look at anybody else. You don't No. Oh, no. I don't know. Pass it around.
And I, honestly, to my credit, Josh, I didn't even look at myself. I didn't even look at the photo. I just went, it is what it is. I took a photo, post it. I Right.
I don't care. I'm sure I look weird. I'm sure it whatever. I don't care. Like, here's a group photo I took with two two other guys.
Do we look good? No. No. On purpose. We, on purpose, don't look good.
Now Post it. I thought the picture after it was posted, I looked at it, and then I went, oh, that looks good. We all look great. I thought we all looked good. Both photos.
The first photo we took was the one that everybody agreed that they looked terrible. I disagreed with that as as assessment because a group photo with four people. Do we all look good? Yeah. Pretty good.
Pretty good. Did I pass this around after we took it? No. You know what I did? I just sent it in a text to everybody in the photo.
Here's our photo. Now what there it is. That's what you do. I was told that my eyes were too squinty in the first Oh, you sent me that photo. I didn't think your eyes looked squinty at all.
I thought you looked very smiley and and I said authentically happy. That's how you know that I've got a genuine smile. When I smile genuinely, my eyes get squinty. I can't help it. It's just what happens to my face.
I thought you looked great. You want me to smile and have my eyes not squinty, then that's gonna be a fake smile. Yeah. So do you want squinty eyes and a real smile or wide eyes and a fake smile? They got squinty eyes in both photos because I had a genuine smile in both photos.
I don't think you should feel bad about that. I don't feel bad about it. And and people shouldn't judge you because of the way you smile in a photo. Like, mind yours. You know?
Mind yours. Mine's fine. Mind yours. I just thought I didn't look at it. I said, I I took a photo.
Post it. It is what it is. Remember in the day when you just took a picture and you didn't know what it looked like until you had it developed? Mhmm. Let's try that again.
Yeah. Yeah. You just don't look. You're taking off the cuff video. That picture.
Like, what would be real dangerous is if you're like, alright. Group photo, and you went three, two, one, bump, and then you just stop. You got one shot. Not like, alright. I took a whole bunch.
Hopefully, something works out for you. You just take one. You just take the one, and you go like, you know, when you see somebody, around your group and you're like, we should get a photo together, and you're like, sorry. Could I bug you? Would you mind taking a photo?
Or they just took one and hand you the phone back, and they're like, you said a photo. If you want more than that, you're gonna have to pay. I took a photo. That is correct. You asked me if I would take a picture of you.
I did. Here you go. Have a good day, and then walk away. Or you could say, here's my business card. If you'd like more, call me up, and then walk away.
Actually, as we were all sitting there looking at the photo or as they were looking at the photo, and I went, ah, whatever. I am what I am. Mhmm. I think they look great. I thought to myself, I bet dudes don't do this.
No. Dudes are not sitting around taking a group photo and then being like, let me see. Yeah. Oh, no. My eye was looking wonky.
What do I look like? I go, that looks like my face. Exactly. It is what it is. Yep.
You watched a Bond movie last night. I've never seen a James Bond film until last night. I watched, Casino Royale And Daniel Craig, double o seven. Okay. I had a good time.
Now you you've wanted to watch a James Bond movie for a long time That's right. Because you'd never seen one before. Uh-huh. And you were like, I really wanna watch these. Right?
Why'd you start with that one? That is the first Daniel Craig Bond movie. I'm watch I have all the Daniel Craig's. I just have to watch them in order. Are you gonna watch any of the Sean Connery ones?
Are you gonna watch any of the wasn't Pierce Brosnan Yeah. Bond too? Oh. Are you gonna watch those ones? I don't know.
Oh. Maybe? I I thought I would start with, with the Daniel Craig's. They're the most recent Bond. Are they?
Yeah. Because they're pretty old too, aren't they? Well so casino like early two thousand. Yeah. 2006 is when Casino Royale came out.
And it was good. Have they not made any good time. James Bond since Daniel Craig? He is the most current one. I'd have they announced a new bond?
I don't think so. How many has he been in? Like, five. No way. Yeah.
A lot of people are speculating that, that Glenn Powell may have been the next James Bond, but he is now shutting down those rumors. I don't even know who that is. So I don't, you would recognize his face when you saw him. But you liked it? You know, I did.
Time with the I did like the James Bond film. Yeah. And I think it's sad that, you know, I'm in my early forties here. I do know Glenn Powell. I know.
I said you'd know his face. Yeah. He's cute. I'd watch those James Bond movies. Oh, really?
But he's not gonna be? He's apparently shutting down rumors that he would be the next double seven. Anyway, Casino Royale was 02/2006, and then Quantum of Solace was 02/2008, and then Skyfall is 02/2012. I remember that song. Yeah.
Skyfall? Yeah. Okay. Didn't Lady Gaga sing that? Skyfall was Adele.
Right. And then Spectre, is twenty fifteen, and no time to die is 2021. These are all Daniel Craig's? Daniel Craig's. Yeah.
So I started with Casino Royale because it was the first one from 02/2006. Okay. And so now I've gotta watch Quantum of Solace. That's the next one. I think it's called Quantum of Solace.
Yeah. It might be. I don't know. It's Quantum of Solace. But, yeah, anyway, it was really good.
I I, I I really I feel weird saying in my forties. I just watched my first James Bond film. Oh, that's not weird. Well, I know. But, you know, like, I wasn't a big movie guy, until, like, later in life.
Like, I hadn't seen all of the Star Wars movies until, like, 02/2004. Mhmm. 02/2005, something like that. There's still stuff I go, did you ever watch that? Yeah.
No. Because I was a latchkey kid, so I watched all of the movies. And I'm like, did you ever watch that? I was an outside kid. Yeah.
I was too. Only when you were told to go outside or when you were trying to get away from your siblings. That's not true. I ride Go outside. Rode my bike everywhere.
Go outside, Chantel, they would say, and you'd be like, fine. Oh, okay. Roger Moore used to be a boss too. Yeah. I don't know him, but I've heard that name before.
Sure. There have been six James Bonds Yeah. In case you wanted to know. I did. Okay.
Timothy Dalton. Uh-huh. George, is it Lazenby? Lazenby? Lazenby?
Sure. Pierce Brosnan, Roger Moore, Sean Connery, and Daniel Craig, and then whoever comes next. Are you gonna go back and watch all of those old ones? I don't know. Or you're just gonna keep with your Daniel Craig's?
I don't know. That's a lot of James Bond story to tell. Well, every one's a different mission, isn't it? I get it. I'm impressed that they have that many secret agent stories to tell.
25 films. Secret Agent Man. Yeah. I should have just walked around singing that. You should.
The whole time I'm trying to watch the movie. It would have been helpful. At one point, I was trying to be quiet. Oh, the crinkling of the bags in the pantry and the dishes clanking and all that stuff was super quiet. It really didn't disrupt the movie at all.
I don't know why you didn't go watch it downstairs. Well, I thought that, our daughter was playing video games down there. Oh. That's why I didn't. It was a whole thing.
I would have gone downstairs. It would have been way more comfortable Yeah. The big TV. But I thought she was down there playing games, and so I went, well, that that room's taken. You could have checked first.
Well, I'd already turned it on. It was fine. Okay. Yeah. Well, I'm sorry that I made an a ruckus.
Thank you for making a ruckus. I was reading a story yesterday about how restaurants are finding that more and more people are bringing their own food to the restaurant. Like what? Like, for example, one woman pulled an entire rotisserie chicken. She ordered a salad, and she pulled a rotisserie chicken out of her bag and started putting the chicken on her salad that she ordered.
Interesting. Strange. Right? Look. I mean, if you're gonna do that, don't do it at the restaurant.
Right. Like, that feels tacky. We have in the past I mean, not so long ago. Like, you say you go somewhere, and there's two restaurants right next door to each other. I mean, one Like a Cafe Zupas and an In N Out.
Yeah. Exactly. And one of us wants Cafe Zupas. And I want In N Out. And you brought your In N Out inside the Cafe Zupas.
Sure. And I sat down and ate with you. I don't know the rules. Okay. But if we had both gone to In N Out and then wanted to go sit at Cafe Zupas, that would have been weird.
That would have been But because you were a customer of that restaurant, I don't feel bad about that. Exactly. I think that's acceptable. Right. I think if if you have a paying customer in that one restaurant, it you should be able to bring food in.
Right. I'm not that's different than I'm bringing a a full on additional ingredient to add to my meal. I don't know how I feel. That's weird. It's kinda weird.
Right? Yeah. And now some may argue, well, I have a toddler, and I bring food in for my toddler. Also different. Right.
Also different. You're not bringing an entire chicken. Here's here's my rotisserie chicken I got at Costco. I'm gonna sit here and shred this thing up on the salad. I I think that's strange.
But the restaurant people people in the restaurant biz Yeah. Are saying that that's happening more and more and more. Things like that are happening more and more and more. I wonder why. Here's the other thing.
If I take say, you go to In N Out, I bring my Cafe Zupas to In N Out to meet with you there. Yeah. I'm gonna make sure I take my Cafe Zupas trash out with me. You're not gonna put it in the garbage bin? Because it's not the in and out's employee's job to take care of the other businesses That's a weird thought.
I don't Because, like, if I go to a gas station and I take, cups out of the thing, water bottles, whatever that I bought somewhere else, no how? I don't know. Because It's not It is. Not different. I would throw it away.
It's just garbage. I don't. It's just garbage. Don't expect another restaurant to take care of a different restaurant's garbage. They're gonna have to take the garbage out no matter what when it gets full.
It doesn't matter. I'm not gonna make them responsible for my other restaurant. That's a strange one. I know. It's okay.
Strange take. It's okay. I don't mind. You're gonna walk it back across the street? No.
I'll just find the garbage nearby. Somebody else has to deal with it anyway. Why do you someone is going to have to take that garbage out. Why not just let it be where it's convenient for you and in a garbage? Why don't you just mind your own business?
Well, I'm just trying to understand your brain right now. Oh, you're good luck. Yeah. I know. That's a weird one to me.
But as far as taking the food in, nah. I don't mind. As long as I'm with someone who is a paying customer of that place, not a problem. Yeah. I don't think so.
My garbage away there like a normal person. I'm normal. Then throw your garbage away in the normal garbage. Therapist tells me I'm normal. You're paying her for that.
I was telling you about something earlier this morning, and you said, oh, hang on to that so we can talk about it. And then just now is when you wanted to talk about it. And you said, did you hang on to that thing? And I said, no. And you got all frustrated, and I said, yes.
Of course. I can handle a task. I heard what you said. It's good. I got it.
Here's the deal. Here's what I found. There is someone who had posted online, some of their criteria to date somebody. Uh-huh. And one of them is that they need to hear you say some specific words.
Okay. So these words are street, shrimp, strawberry, straight, specific, February, computer, Buick, library, and ambulance. Okay. So is this so that you know that they're not saying those words incorrectly? So instead of specific, you don't say pacifically?
Exactly. That's exactly what's happening. Exactly. Right. So how would you mispronounce some of these?
Yeah. How would you mispronounce brew Puig? Burke. Just down the street? Yeah.
Oh, you like Scrimp Scampy? What if I say Shramp? Shramp. Shrampies. Shrampies.
Darryl Strawberry. Darryl Strawberry? Strawberry strawberry isn't that bad, actually. Okay. Pacific and Pacific, no way.
Right. That's a hard path. February. February. February.
February. Computer? Okay. That one's not terrible. Computer?
It just computer? That's what they'll say. Oh, I was on the computer. You know, no. You weren't.
Next. Library? Library. No. That's a hard pass too.
You gotta say library. Have you ever been to the library? Oh. Amber lamps? Amber lamps?
Yeah. Are those the old all all of them? Those are the ones on this list. Okay. Because I also read something about Jewelry.
How do you mess that one up? Jewelry. Jewelry. Jewelry. That one's not that bad.
That one could Jewelry? Jewelry. Not jewelry. Jewelry. Jewelry.
I say jewelry. In your jewelry box? Yeah. I was reading something this morning about some petty reasons that people don't date. Okay.
And one woman got mad that he never viewed her Instagram stories. Oh, interesting. And he was like, I I don't I'm barely on Instagram. Okay. You never look at my stories.
I got a couple more of these. Okay. Go for it. Supposedly. Supposedly.
Supposedly. Supposedly, expresso with an x. There is no x. X. It's Yeah.
Espresso. Supposedly. Especially? Especially? Somebody said on their list, they would add Reese's and Reese's because they are particular about one of the two.
Reese's or Reese's? Uh-huh. It's Reese's, isn't it? I think so. Reese's.
Across or People say across. Yep. That's across to the street. Yeah. That one's that one drives me crazy.
K. Nice. Iron. People say urn. Gonna go earn the shirts.
I've never heard anyone say that. Yep. Yep. That sounds like a southern thing. Yep.
I don't. February. February. February. That's how you mess up February.
February. What's that holiday on the fourteenth of, February? Valentine's Day. Valentine's? Valentine's.
It's Valentine's Day. I only hear little kids say it that way. Okay. And that's a pass because that's adorable. What about grown adults that say rut ro?
If I was ever on a first date with somebody and they said rut row, I'd end it immediately. Drop something and they went rut row. Oh, done. I gotta go. I'm out of here.
I don't even care if we were hitting it off. We were, like, connecting in amazing ways. I'd be like, nope. Done. Yeah.
You're done. Ruh roh. I don't know why that just rubs me the wrong way. Adults saying rut roh. I can't.
I can't. I don't know. Rut ro. Don't say that. Now everybody says it to me.
You already know. You already said it. It's way too late. Are you allowed to trim a neighbor's tree that's hanging in your yard? Yes.
Why do you say so? Because it's hanging into your yard. Now trees, fences, and neighbors are a very interesting thing because, they say strong fences make good neighbors. And, and and there's there are people that are like, your stuff's hanging over my fence. I'm gonna cut it off, and they're real Karens about it.
No offense to anyone named Karen. It's just what they call them. Or Chad's, I think, is the male person. I think so. But, anyway, there, there are people that are, you know, less than friendly with their neighbors.
And if anything, you know, pokes over the fence, they cut it off. We don't know our neighbors very well. We're friendly to our neighbors. Yeah. If something like, right now, currently, there is a there's a noxious weed Yeah.
That's growing over the fence. I I have thought about going and asking if I can go pull it. I think that's the thing. Right? Like, you just No.
You gotta communicate. Ask. Yeah. Like, hey. Hey.
Can I take care of this? Right. This thing is growing into my yard. Can I get rid of it? Okay.
Here's what I know. In The United States Yeah. You can generally cut the branches of a neighbor's tree when they hang over your side of the fence. Correct. When it hangs over into your property, it is actually considered your responsibility.
But there are a few caveats. Okay. You can only cut branches up to the property line. Alright. If the tree trunk is growing on your neighbor's property, you have to ask permission to cut further or remove the completely remove the branch.
Right. So you can only up until your property line. That makes sense. You have to stay on your property while pruning. Okay.
If you need to cross over to your neighbor's property to reach something, it's generally recommended that you ask. Right. Even if the tree belongs to your neighbor, do not throw the pruned branches onto their property for cleanup. Sure. You are responsible for a good neighbor.
Throwing away the garbage. Yeah. And if pruning something on your side would damage or kill their tree, hold off. And talk to the neighbor or talk to your ordinance, your local or state ordinance, and figure out what the laws are and see if there's a better solution for pruning the tree. Yeah.
I mean, there have been a lot of, like, small claims stuff. There's been legal battles. Like, people have gone to serious amounts of court, over over trees and fences and property lines and and those kinds of things. And I hate to see it. Like, you know, we're not disruptive to our neighbors.
Our neighbors aren't disruptive to us, and I hope they don't have issues with the neighbors on the other sides of them. I hope we're we're, good, quiet people Yeah. That don't bug anybody. We don't have a lot of trees between our properties. We have fence.
We have a lilac tree bush. Yeah. Yeah. That absolutely hangs over their side. Do I care if they come and cut it?
Not at all. No. I don't care. Even a bit. I don't either.
I I wouldn't even they they could ask if they wanted to, but if they just wanted to go out and chop off some of the stuff hanging over, I'd be fine. I don't care about that. Not a problem. Here's what I also just read. If there is a branch that's on like, it falls over it's their tree, and a branch falls over your fence Yeah.
And it falls or breaks and causes damage on your property, you are liable for that damage, not the owner of the tree. Really? Because that branch is on your property. Interesting. You are responsible for maintaining it if it's on your property.
All these tree rules that cause lawsuits. There's a lot of always feel bad when, when our tree in the front yard drops leaves because the way the wind works, it they all go into the neighbor's yard. I know. I always feel bad about that too. But he does have a leaf blower.
So do I. And I use it, but, you know, there's so many there. And they have a little kid, and their little kid likes to jump in them. Yeah. I get it.
So I haven't seen them do that, have you? Yeah. Oh, yeah. They raked up a little pile. I remember, and they did photos and stuff.
Yeah. I remember. So Oh, I remember. I think it's I think it's okay. Yeah.
Look. It's just leaves. Right? And they disappear, and they fertilize the ground and whatever. And a a chunk of them are gonna end up in the compost this year, which I'm excited about because they're very good for the compost.
But the compost will not hold them all. Oh, no. No. No. Like, not even close.
But that's gonna be I'm excited to throw some some leaves in there, some browns. It's good for it. I like that you're excited about the compost. I'm excited to have a compost pile going right now. It's it's very exciting.
It's eliminated the waste a little, like, the actual garbage. Yeah. We aren't because if it's food wasted, other than meat, it's going in the dairy. It's going in the compost. So, anyhow, it's exciting times in our house.
I wanna plant some trees. Do you think if I if I wanna plant trees near the property line, do I have to go ask I shouldn't have to. No. Because it's on your property. Right.
But just remember Like, if I was replacing a fence, that'd be different. Yeah. I think. I don't know. Like, I need to replace a fence post.
Yeah. So I probably need to go, hey, guys. I'm gonna be doing this this weekend, so I'm gonna take this panel down. That might not be a bad idea because they have dogs. That's what I'm saying.
And so it would probably be my wife to be like, hey, guys. I'm gonna take this panel down of this fence because I need to replace a post, but I'm gonna try and get it back. It should be done in a day or less, like, a a few hours. But heads up. Yeah.
That's probably a nice neighborhood thing to do. Right? Homeowner thing to do. Yeah. Fixing a post.
Woo. Not today. I'm not. No. No.
That's just on the to do list for, ten years Yeah. Something like that. We'll get to it when we get to it. One of these days. There's an app that's shot to the top of the apps.
The classy 97 app. Sadly. This is called Focus Friend, And what you do is you set a timer to get a task done, and the app Wait. Wait. Wait.
What? Is this the one I was telling you, that's like a it's like a Tamagotchi pet? Yeah. Yeah. I told you about this.
I sent you I sent this to you and to our son because I said maybe, having a little creature to take care of and having that reward system built in, would make him wanna do some more stuff. Oh, yeah. I remember. No. You don't.
No. You don't. I I don't. I know about this app. I'm sorry.
I talked about I mean, this has been months ago. Anyway, it's I just found out about this. It shows at the top of the app chart. You about it months ago. I just found out.
Okay. I do remember you talking about that, but I didn't realize this was the same thing. I'm sorry. Josh, are you mad at me? No.
This is this is the Maybe it's not the same thing. Okay. It's it is the same thing. You get a little bean Yeah. And then he knits.
And then if you pick up your phone, he stops knitting. Because you've got distracted, the bean will get distracted. And the more the more the bean will knit, the more you can use that stuff like socks and hats to change for his room to court. You can decorate his room. Okay.
It's different. Yes. See? I knew it. The concept is the same.
This one is about not using your phone. So he lives on your phone, and you every time you pick up the phone, he stops his Well, you set a timer, so you set, like, thirty minutes. And if in that thirty minutes, you pick up your phone to, like, scroll social media or to do anything, if you pick up your phone, he's like, oh, I'm done knitting. What's it called? It's called Focus Friend.
What would you name, your bean? Because you can name it. And I've got there's some names Human. Nah. I'm gonna call him human bean.
Nice. Somebody said bean bean diesel. Okay. Pinto? Yeah.
Right. Pork and? I like human. Pork and bean? I knew this was different.
I knew it. Beanie weenie? I knew this beanie weenie. I knew this was not oh, hold on. Focus friend echoes products like the popular nineties era Tamagotchi.
Yeah. I knew this was different than my Utah. Did you? I gotta remember the other one. The moral of the story is I'm a good listener.
Yeah. What's it called? I don't know. I don't think you talked about it at all. This is his first time hearing about it.
I think it's Finch. That's the one. Yeah. I remember that now. Yeah.
Finch is the one that I was thinking of. And that one, is all about, like, doing stuff Yeah. And then advancing your little character Yeah. Along his life. And, again, you're gonna earn little things by doing certain stuff.
It's different. Earn, you know, different outfits and little hats and, like, you know, little accessories and stuff for your little guy. Yeah. And it's a self care pet. So every time you do a chore or you do, like, you know, a task, then you get to, Get a point?
You get to have your friend get cool glasses. Oh. Right. Or So it's similar. Or a little, like, boba sticker or something.
Yeah. Yeah. Oh, wow. Yeah. That's the one.
So mine is different. It's different. The one I sent you is called Finch, the self care pet. The one you have is called Focus Friend, and it has a bean. Yep.
And that's what I know about that. Cool. I hope you're you're done? You're done talking about it? Well, yeah.
Okay. There's not much more to say. Alright. Well, I'll push this button then. I have a science thing to share with you.
K. Harvard scientists have apparently figured out how to steer, living flies like little remote controlled micro robots. Okay. To accomplish what task? Well, I don't know for sure, but the flies don't have any robotic parts attached.
They're messing with genetics and using visual cues as well as different scents as signals, and the researchers have been able to guide flies along precise paths and even gotten the flies to write the phrase hello world in their flight pattern. So wait. The robot flies guide real flies? No. Listen.
There's no robots here. They have figured out how to steer living flies like remote controlled robot flies Wow. With scents and visual cues? Oh, I need a better explanation. This thing smells like this.
Turn left. This thing smells like that. Turn right. What are they using as the scents? Are they It just says different scents as signals.
Okay. So are they spraying something over here? And then the flies are like, oh, that smells nice. I'll go that way. It doesn't take a scientist to figure out that flies will go toward the smell of something.
Here's what it says. The scientists were able to control the flies using their own optomotor response, which is visual cues, as well as optogenetic modulation of its olfactory system, its sense of smell. In doing so, they were able to guide flies along predetermined trajectories and describe patterns resembling textual characters. And then they had the flies write out the word hello words hello world. What's the point of this?
They did it they did a lot better with the visual cues than they did with the olfactory cues, but they still got hello world very clearly mapped out by fly using sense of smell. But the fly doesn't know that it's writing hello world. Of course not. It's following a cue. What did they use for the visual cues?
Something the fly could see. I really don't know. I don't know. I don't I have none of that information, and you keep coming back to it. Like, I'm gonna be able, meet.
I'm just curious. I don't I don't know. I'm just curious about that part. Like, them writing hello world is insignificant to me because it doesn't matter what they wrote. They Right.
They followed a flight pattern. Correct. It it doesn't matter. It's not like the flies were like, oh my gosh. We wrote a thing, and now we can communicate with flies.
That's irrelevant. You are correct. They just wanted to see if they could control the fly well enough to have it write out the words, and it did. They used there are examples on three flies here. The visually based hello world is right there.
The olfactory based hello world's a little more scattered. It's a little broken up, but it's still there. But you don't know what they used for the queues to get them there? I still don't know. I feel like that's that's a really important part of the story that's missing.
No. I know. You keep coming back to it. The scientists were able to control the flies using their own visual cues as well as its sense of smell. That's it.
That's all I know. I don't know what they used. I don't know how they did it. The stories. But they were able to guide flies along a predetermined trajectory, which, as you said, is a path that they don't they aren't independently going like, we're gonna write hello world.
You are correct. The human said you are going to follow the pattern and spell out h e l l o w o r l d. It would be better if they spelled j e l l o. Alrighty. And that's where the endorsements come in and the flies make money.
Jell O World. Maybe that's what they used for the visual cue, some Jell O. Nice. I don't know what they Jell O. Gross.
But, anyway, science. Kinda. It is. I was watching a video of a woman standing in line at a Dunkin' Donuts. This was in New York.
And she sees a toaster oven and notices a flame that appears to be growing larger as she's watching. Now there is an employee who also notices the fire and doesn't appear concerned, just kind of walks away from it. And the woman standing in line is recording going, I'm concerned about this fire. Is anybody gonna do anything about this fire? One of the employees comes over and uses a broom handle Oh.
To kind of swat away the flame. Creative. A broom handle. Uh-huh. It's a little stick.
Uh-huh. That'll do it. And the woman in line says, that's not gonna do anything. Do you guys have a fire extinguisher nearby? No one knows where the fire extinguisher is.
It's required. It's somewhere. Yep. And she notices the the woman notices the fire extinguisher sitting nearby. So she says, there it is right there.
Get the fire extinguisher. An employee comes over and takes it off the wall, but doesn't know how to use it. And so the woman said, give it to me. I'll I'll show you how to use it. She takes the pin out.
She fires it. Flame goes out. Fire goes out. And she says, you guys need to call the fire department. Right.
That's the next step. I put out the fire. You guys need to halt yourselves and call the fire department and manage this situation. I'm watching the video now, and I'm I'm watching her fan it with the handle of the broom, which does absolutely nothing as expected. As we all know, you shouldn't fan a fire anyway.
Yeah. So that's a bad idea to begin with. Let's not fan the fire because what causes a fire? Air. Well, it's one of the elements of fire.
There are three, but that is one of them. Yeah. Oxygen's a really important fire. That's why you can smother it. So yeah.
I mean, the fire extinguisher was located directly next to the fire. Here's the craziest thing is that a lot of people are saying that the woman who put out the fire Yeah. Acted insane. Like, she made a bigger deal about it than it should have been. I'm looking at it.
I'm watching the video. It's I mean, it's not huge. But it's enough that it's, like, touching the ceiling. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Like, it could be really bad. And fire tends to destroy everything in its path. This is true. Fire is a little bit destructive.
That's a thing I know about fire. Uh-huh. And so I was trying to figure out what does Dunkin' Donuts have that would start on fire. So this looks like, this is a different kind of Dunkin', because they've got, like, breakfast sandwiches and all kinds of stuff. I didn't know they did that because we don't have them here.
Yeah. But we I thought they just did donuts and, like, coffee. We eat at one But I did we do breakfast sandwiches? Did donuts, but we did they had In New Jersey. Yeah.
But they had breakfast sandwiches there. I feel like eat them. We walked in, and they had a whole wall of donuts and then a coffee machine. And breakfast sandwich. I didn't see any of that.
We might have actually eaten a breakfast sandwich, actually. Anyway, I don't know. This is not a different kind of Dunkin' Donuts. I think The the one we went to didn't look like this. Well, it had the same food probably.
Oh, no. But, anyway, this is like a little conveyor grill thing where maybe they toast a bagel. Yeah. Well, it's it looks like a toaster oven that caught on fire. Yeah.
It looks like a little conveyor bagel toaster thing, and there's a bagel just sitting up there on fire. Now look. The other thing, she really for the tiny fire that that was, she really hosed it down with that fire extinguisher. Sometimes, though, I thought the same thing, but I sometimes wonder, like, I've never used a fire extinguisher. So I don't know how much pressure comes out.
A lot. I don't know if you barely push it, and it's like Yeah. It is. So And I'll tell you what else. It deprives the immediate area of all oxygen.
And if you're thinking it'd be really cool to, like, use an old expired couple of fire extinguishers to make it look like you're an awesome guy going to a rocket launch and you wanna have smoke, that you can walk through. It's a terrible idea. It also makes me wonder, like It's a personal experience. Here's a work situation. Like, do you know where your fire extinguisher are at your place of employment?
I know the one here. Yeah. I'm trying to think about my other place of employment. I don't know where it is. I'm gonna have to go look.
This is one of several throughout the building. Maybe it's a good idea to have a little training sesh with your employees. That's what I'm saying. You should have at least a monthly safety meeting, if not more. The other thing I was gonna point out is that the fire is or is not under the it's so close.
This this feels like a kitchen that wouldn't pass inspection. If I pause this at, like, a minute eight, you can see that the ovens and this, are stacked up. There's, like, a double oven, and then on top of it is this little conveyor thing. I there's no way that conveyor thing is supposed to be sitting on top of those ovens as a safety thing. It's a separate piece of equipment.
It's not attached. Yeah. Yeah. It's a fall hazard. You can't even reach the top to safely operate it.
So that's thing one. Thing two, that entire stack is shifted over to where it's like, less than half of it is underneath the ventilation grill thing, the grill ventilation thing Yeah. So which it should be under. And if there was a fire, there's built in sprinkler system under that that would detect it, and it would put that fire out. That's what its job is to do.
So there's a lot of violation inside this Dunkin' going on, in addition to the fact that no one knew how to Nobody knew what to do. And that's the real problem is that maybe Yeah. You should have some safety trainings every now and again. So that that toaster shouldn't be sitting on top of the ovens like that. I'm just telling you.
There's like, the fact that she had to go get a broom handle to be able able to reach up there Yeah. That's why they didn't see the fire. That's why they couldn't do anything about it properly. That oven is a violation. So get get as mad as you want.
Josh. Yeah. That's right. Get as mad as you want about the lady for having an exciting time with the fire, but that Dunkin' out. I wouldn't go back to that Dunkin' location.
That's what I'm saying. Okay. Well, good thing it's not local. Good thing. Oh.
I forgot to hit a button. Would you rather this or that? Would you rather read out loud in Shakespeare class or solve a math problem at the board in front of everyone? I'll do the math problem. No way.
Yes way. You wanna talk about no way. No way. No. Complete humiliation if I have to do math in front of people.
Um-mm. No way. No way. I'll read Shakespeare. Easy.
Easy peasy. Of what? What? I'm just Pick a section of what? That's what you said.
I know. I'm trying to just listen. I just I wanted to find, like, a a a selection from, like, a Midsummer Night's Dream or something. Okay. Like, give me okay.
What you got going on over there, buddy? We have a radio show. We can't be I know. Just I you wanna read this? Yeah.
Yes. You spotted snakes with double tongues. Thorny hedgehogs be not seen. Newts and blind worms do no wrong. No.
Give me math. That's easy. Ugh. No way. You handled it perfectly.
I charge thee hence and do not haunt me thus. Easy. Math. Give me math. No.
No math. Or None of that makes sense. It's just words. That's how I feel about math. It's just numbers.
Yeah. The dual Numbers make sense. No. It's too confusing. Shakespeare.
I didn't have good math teachers, mister Nightplay. Hey. You like meatballs? No. Well, never mind.
That'll be the show then. Have a good day. No. Listen. One of Sweden's greatest exports, you might say, is the Swedish meatball.
Would you agree? I don't think I've ever had a Swedish meatball. So another great Swedish export, IKEA. What can you get at IKEA? Meatballs.
I've never had a meatball there before. Well, IKEA, launched a product. It is, it's from the Gustaf Westman collection, which is a 12 piece collection that includes this item, the meatball plate. Let me tell you about it. Sure.
It's a rectangle with a raised channel across the top of the rectangle that will hold 11 meatballs. Why 11? I don't know. Why 11? This plate goes to 11.
Because maybe. Or you they buy you buy a dozen, and you get to eat one. Like, this one doesn't fit. I guess I'll eat it, and then you hold 11. I don't know why.
K. It's a very interesting thing, to make a meatball tray. What I like is that Westman, who is Gustav Westman, the guy who came up with this creation in his collection, said in Sweden, meatballs mean Christmas, and this plate is my way of honoring that tradition. The design is simple, lining up the meatballs so each one is visible like they're sitting on little thrones. Okay.
It it's very aesthetic. I'm taking I'm taking or I'm going online to find a picture. IKEA meatball tray. I first look, it says. Yeah.
Check it out. It's very cool. The company says it puts the meatballs in a celebratory row. It puts the meatballs in the basket. Oh, no.
It puts them on the tray for sure. And then, anyway, you can get this thing September 9, which is exciting. The chunky blue meatball serving dish. Time out. Yeah.
I'm looking at it. Yeah? Two, four, six, eight, ten, eleven. I know. It holds 11 meatballs.
What's the point? I don't know. I mean, I could just add that. Shaped to fit exactly 11 meatballs. Also, I'm just gonna say those meatballs look very dry.
Well yeah. But then I was thinking, like, look at the edge of the tray. See that outer edge? Think of all the different sauces you could put on that outer edge. Yeah.
Except there's no lip. And so if you put any kind of sauce there No. No. In a cup. Not just dump it.
Little cups of sauce. Individual dipping marinara's and stuff. What do you dip your meatballs in? Marinara? Mustard?
I don't know. What do you what do you want? Ranch? Barbecue sauce? He does say the creator says that it works well for many other dishes, but I'm trying to imagine what else dogs.
Footlong hot dogs. Just two. Two stacked up. No. Side by side.
End to end? Yeah. Just laid in there? Yes. That's weird.
It's made for meatballs, not for hot dogs. He said it can work well for many other dishes. Two corns on the cob. What else are you gonna put in that channel? That's what I'm Gravy.
Gravy's an idea. Sausage gravy, and then you put biscuits all the way around the edge, and then it's a help yourself. This is a dumb idea. No way. It holds 11 meatballs.
It's not dumb. Look at it. How cool. You don't need that? Mm-mm.
Why? Because they don't eat meatballs. We should? I'll just put them on a regular plate if I do. They're gonna roll all over.
They your regular plate doesn't have a channel to hold 11 meatballs. If you put 11 meatballs on a plate, you're gonna have them roly poly and roll. A meatball channel. Come on now. It's cool.
I disagree. No. Well, fine. I'll just keep it for myself, I guess. For it.
Alright. Hey. We're not gonna be in the studio tomorrow, but we will be back on Monday. Hope you have a great rest of your Thursday. Have a great weekend, and, we'll see you back here in, like, you know, a a few days.
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