Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Monday, August 25th, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
We reminisce about the last time we had a banana split, fax machines are still a thing, Good News from the Chicago Bears, why is everyone so upset about the Cracker Barrel logo, walking a mile in the snow uphill both ways, our daughter really hates sweaters, our nephews are fans of the show, what four pictures would you want as a sneak peek to a blind date, get dropped off at school and tell your mom you love her, Josh has two fantasy football teams now, a float trip schedule was busted when a flat tire caused troubles, Josh helps Chantel decide on Would You Rather, and the Idaho State University Bengals nearly beat UNLV over the weekend!
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Bonus: 1970 vs 2025
(3:14) - Banana splits
(7:57) - Fax machines
(14:03) - Good News
(16:49) - Cracker Barrel's new logo
(22:21) - Walking home
(28:29) - Cardigan hater
(32:17) - Our nephews are fans
(36:10) - 4 pictures before a date
(43:20) - Kiss your mom
(45:36) - Two fantasy football teams
(52:01) - Floating & flat tires
(59:40) - Would You Rather
(1:01:36) - Idaho State University vs UNLV
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Full show transcript:
You have a thing. I do have a thing. What's your thing? You have introduced me to this, subreddit Yeah. Called what's it called?
I don't know. I got rid of the actual title of the subreddit. Oh, you how do you do that? It's called historical capsule. Yeah.
And it's got a bunch of old pictures, which I love. I love looking at old pictures. But I Well, I thought you would totally be into it. I am into it. I just found a picture.
This is the cost of living in 1970. Oh, wow. Okay. So this is, like, the breakdown of food and housing and car and everything? So in 1970, the minimum wage was $2.10 an hour.
Okay. A movie ticket was a dollar 55. Dollar 55 to go to the movie. Uh-huh. Uh-huh.
Uh-huh. Imagine that. What is it now? $500? Yeah.
You're soul. Gas was 36¢. A gallon. Okay. But you were making how much an hour?
$2.10. $2.10. 36¢ a gallon. At $2.10 an hour, you were able to make, three, four, eight, About seven gallons. Milk was 62¢ a gallon.
Bread was 25¢. Oh, and walking uphill both ways was a thing still, I think. Eggs were 59¢. A new house was $23,000. An average income was 9,000, a new car.
An average household income was $9,000 Yeah. A year? Yeah. Nope. Wait.
Year. Yeah. It says $9,400, average income. I think that's based on a year. That'd have to be a year.
Nobody's making that a month. No. No. They wouldn't be. And, a new car was $3,450.
So it cost you a third of your salary of your annual salary to buy a car. I think that still checks out. My times, they have changed. I tell you. Yeah.
Yowza. That was 1970? 1970. Interesting. Yeah.
It's it's a cool, little subreddit, historical capsule. Yeah. It's really interesting. Lot of really, really interesting. Like, there's a a bunch of, like, old military photos.
There's, this is an interesting one. I don't know if you saw this. There is a woman fighting with the police as they try to prevent her from jumping off the second story ledge in 1942. I did see that. Like, hanging out the windows, and she's, like, barely over the door, but they've assembled a net to catch her below.
Like, that's wild. Like, that's a movie scene. I know. And she's, like, literally 10 feet off the ground. I know.
It's like It's fascinating. Yeah. I like What a wild time. Anyway, should we do the, podcast? Let's get you in.
Taking a wild time. Let's do it. Yeah. Let's dive in. Enjoy the show.
Yeah. It's one of those, like, cheesy radio segues that people would do. Speaking of, here's another hit. You know? Alright.
Enjoy the show. Is it too early to talk about ice cream? Never. Is that is that such a thing? Never.
Never? No. When's the last time you had, like, a full on banana split? Like, I'm talking fresh banana, peeled, sliced lengthwise, laid in a bowl with vanilla ice cream, chocolate ice cream, and, like, a strawberry ice cream with the different syrups and all that stuff on top. Whipped cream, a cherry, the whole deal.
I mean, it's been a minute, but I don't typically I don't go for the banana split. No. I could pass on that. Right. That's why it's been a very long time since I've had a banana split or since I've even had just a scoop of vanilla ice cream with, like, some sliced bananas in it.
I had some ice cream yesterday that was delicious. What'd you have? It was like a caramel, churro. Car car caramel churro? Car Car car car car car car car car car car caramal, caramal, churro.
I think that's what it was. It was good. So it had a little bit of cinnamon sugar flavor in there, and, and then a little bit of caramel. That's what it was. I just looked it up.
Caramel churro. Nice. It was so good. Caramel? There's an a in there.
Uh-huh. Yeah. Because it was liquid in there. Mhmm. Yeah.
It wasn't hard caramels? Correct. Yeah. Is that how you differentiate the two? Is exactly how I differentiate the two.
A caramel is the candy. A caramel is a sauce. Interesting. Mhmm. That makes a lot of sense, actually.
Thank you very much. This is my logic. Would you like a caramel? No. I would not.
I don't like how they make my teeth feel. Would you like caramel? Absolutely, I would. Yes. I would.
So when people go, I'll put caramel on my ice cream. I went, no. You didn't. You put caramel on it. Okay.
Yeah. Why y'all to talk about Oh, sorry. It's National Banana Split Day. That's why. I just thought I would start the day with asking about ice cream.
No reason. Yeah. Nah. It's because, today we're celebrating the banana split. Okay.
And I don't know the last time. I probably lived at home. I think that's true. We made it in the kitchen as, like, a treat. I think the last time I had it, yeah, I I was probably still in high school, and I just went through the old DQ.
Ah. And I'm gonna tell you, we didn't do the three different kinds of ice cream. You just had vanilla. Uh-huh. But we also this was so long ago, Hershey's syrup came in a can you had to puncture with an actual can open.
Yeah. Like, a little sharp thing. And then it could never get it clean again. It was always there was always just gobs of chocolate sauce. Yep.
Once once the pop was topped, top was popped. It's morning. Forget about putting that lid back on. Well, you could put it on, that little yellow plastic lid. But when you went to peel it off and all the chuck I'm glad they got away from that can.
That was a bad design. I mean, that's just how stuff came. That's how you could buy beans. How everything everything was in a can like that. You still buy beans in a can like that.
Don't talk about it. We got better can openers. Is that what you're saying? We just don't open our beans like that. You you don't?
You just open the whole lid. You don't just puncture it. What do they call that can opener? Is that like a it's I think it's called like a p 50 can opener. It's what it's called.
Idea. I just call it a can opener. Yeah. It's p 38. It's a p 38 can opener.
Look that up. I know what it looks like. I don't have to look it up. You don't know what the p 38 looks like. Tell me what the p 38 looks like.
I'll tell you. It's in my head. I bet it doesn't look like what you think. No. That's not what you think.
That looks like a it looks like a box cutter. Yeah. It's as big as a as a penny. And, and this is what came in the military rations, in 1942 until the eighties. So everybody in the household just had a p 38 can opener to open their beans and chocolate sauce.
And then we got better can openers. And then Hershey was like, this can, we're getting a lot of people that don't know how to do it. Let's just put it in a bottle. Anyway, have a banana split. What even was this conversation?
Ice cream. Sometimes I see something and I go, oh, we'll talk about this. And then when we get to talk about it, I go, this is actually not that exciting to talk about. We're gonna make it exciting. What is it?
And let's just, I'm gonna be excited about it. Here we go. When was the last time you operated a fax machine? No way. Woah.
I have operated a fax machine more recently than I have had a banana split. Oh, interesting. Yes. Do is there a fax machine in this building? Yes.
There is. And it still receives faxes every week. Is it actual faxes or just advertisement faxes? Do you know what I'm talking about? I do know.
Like, sometimes you get faxes. Is advertisement faxes. It is a lunch menu for a restaurant that they have been faxing to businesses since fax machine was brand new. Do you know when fax machines were brand new? Oh, good question.
Do you? I just found out. That's why I was like, wanna talk about this. I don't. Eighteen forty three.
No way. Yeah. Way. How's that even possible? Oh, there was a guy.
Uh-huh. Alexander Bain. Bane? Bane. K.
Not to be confused with Batman Bane. Oh, Bane. Yes. That guy. Yeah.
Uh-huh. That was a really good impression. Yeah. It gets all weird, like anyway. He invented the electric printing telegraph.
Uh-huh. So, basically, you used a stylus on a pendulum to scan a metal surface and transmit the image over telegraph lines. Alright. It was slow Yeah. I bet.
And not very inefficient. Not very efficient. But people saw it went, we can we can make this better. Yeah. Here's what I know.
When did, the phone line come into play, though? Because if it was delivered over telegraph Yeah. You know? Yeah. When did it decide when did it become delivered over over telephone?
Like, immediately? I'm unsure. Alright. What I do know is I worked at a place, let's say, four years ago, where they were still using a fax machine. And when I said, oh, I'm just gonna go ahead and email that to you because it's easier and more efficient.
They said, I just don't feel like that's very safe. And I went A fax? No. The email. Oh.
And I went, you think a fax machine is more safe than an email? You think less people are gonna see the fax than are gonna see the email? She said, yeah. I just don't feel like we should be sending that kind of information over email. And I went, you would prefer me to send that via fax.
And she said Yeah. Yeah. And I went, where anyone can just walk by and pick up that information. Uh-huh. Yeah.
I just feel like that's safer. Okay. Wow. The first commercial ver commercialized version of the modern day fax machine was introduced and patented by Xerox in 1974. It took three minutes to send a single page of fax.
Before that, they did figure out, how to do a wireless transmission of fax in 1924, and it took six minutes. So they cut the time in half when they made their own fax machine that was dedicated to just that thing. So they got a little bit better. Now, it's all done via eFax, like an electronic fax. Since 02/2011, they've been doing it, and you can do it mobily via Apple and Android devices.
So you can still use eFax. Before. I have eFax. Mhmm. And then Internet faxing was introduced in 02/2010.
So not a lot's happened, in the faxing game since 2011 Yeah. It sounds like. Yeah. It's pretty antiquated. And I'm trying to think the last time I sent a fax.
Because I used to have to send, like, official letterhead type documents. I had to fax to people, for contracts and stuff. Like, when we would sign contracts, they wanted a physical signature over fax machine. So I had to do a cover photo. Everything had to be on letterhead, and it had to be faxed.
Yeah. So I did that. I mean, even I would say the last time I did that was probably 2017, 2018. Oh, so yours has been a while. It's been a long time since I've done it, but I had done it a lot leading up to that point.
I'm just it's it's surprising to me how many businesses still have a fax machine. Mhmm. I'm sad for the fax machine. You are? Well yeah.
Because at one point, they were, like, kings of the business world. Sure. Sure. For sure. You don't have a fax machine?
You need a fax machine. We fax everything here. Yeah. And the fax machine was like, man, I'm the best equipment. I'm the best Everybody in the house is me.
And now poor little fax machines, everyone's they're all just dusty in the corner. You're exactly right. Or they've got that cool little plastic cover over them, like the old typewriter that you have at the real estate office where they're like, no. This is the official, we write all the the titles on this here old typewriter. Tap tap.
Poor fax machine. It's fine. Used to be king of the game. Well, now he's built into the copy machine. So he's just got a new shell, like a like a what do they call those little hermit crabs?
The fax machine is the hermit crab of the office. Here's some good news. The Chicago Bears football team, they're prepping for the new season that kicks off in just a matter of, like, a few days now at this point. And during some recent practices, more than a 120 high school girls flag football players, most of whom are playing flag football for the first time, visited the Bears training camp, which was kinda fun. They got to watch practice.
They got to meet with Bears players, which was both exciting and inspiring. The girls were, fired up and ready to practice themselves. They're from Chicago. Going to the Bears is cool. Yeah.
I know. That's your team. I know you're not a Bears fan because you're a Vikings fan. I get it. But it's a good, nice story.
It's super fun. Just calm calm down. I'm calm. I'm just being a butt. Uh-huh.
It's cute. Yeah. I like it. So before they left, the Bears president and CEO, Kevin Warren, along with his wife, Greta, they made the event extra special by giving each girl a brand new pair of Nike cleats. Nice.
Yeah. There were over a 120 of them. Woah. So that's a huge deal. Reactions ranged from silent shock to full on jumping around and hugging and excitement.
Kevin hopes that the cleats will be a reminder that he and Greta, as well as the Chicago Bears organization, support the girls and their desire to succeed on the field. He says, we take it for granted, having a new pair of shoes on a on a new pair of cleats. There are so many young athletes that are playing with shoes that don't fit or shoes that are too old or not at the level that they should have. And Greta and I thought that it would be a great way to say thank you to these talented young athletes and tell them how much we as the Chicago Bears appreciate them, how much Greta and I appreciate them. That's his quote.
So Very cool. He bought a 120 of those. So now I'm wondering, did you just buy an assortment of shoes, or did you get the shoe size secretly beforehand? I would imagine, they have, their equipment guys who are tied to Nike and stuff. They probably just said, hey.
Listen. Here's what we're gonna do. And Nike sent them a billion pairs, and they just return whatever they didn't end up giving out. I'd imagine that's probably how it goes. Okay.
I mean, it's yeah, that's what happens. Like and, you know, to be fair, like, the equipment guys, like, on on field have all of this stuff. Like, they just have it available. Okay. So, anyway, good news just curious.
And very cool That is cool. And exciting. And, good luck to the season to all of the new flag football players. That's a big deal. I think it's awesome.
It is awesome. Good luck to them in your new shoes. Yeah. Looking stylish. Woah.
Have you seen the controversy? I don't know. Have I? Oh, I don't know if you have, but it's everywhere. What is it?
It is the Cracker Barrel logo I've controversial. People are upset. A lot of people are like, whatever. I'm kind of on the I don't really care. It's your own company.
Do what you want. And, also, Cracker Barrel is gross. Well, there's that. And also, it's not like it impacts anyone around here. No.
So so there's that. Everywhere. People are really upset by it. I've seen I saw stuff all weekend long about it. Here's the thing.
The logo isn't that different. They took out the the, like, the old man in the chair and the barrel. And the dog. The dog? Yeah.
There was a dog? Yeah. There's I remember there being an old man in a chair and a barrel. Yeah. The old man's sitting on a chair.
He's got his arm on the barrel, and there's a dog sitting in front of him. So all they did was get rid of that? Yeah. The font's the same? No.
I think they changed the font too. Okay. But here's the deal. The the lady who, is the CEO, and I don't know her name, they've been remodeling the insides. And I think that, more than the logo outside, I think people are more upset that they're sort of modernizing the inside and taking away that old country charm.
They're still gonna have the gift shop with all the candies and weird toys and stuff, so I don't know what the big deal is. I don't know what the big deal is. Are they taking away the the gift shops? I don't think that's part of it. I feel like that's a that's a giant money making thing because everybody shops the little gift shop while you're waiting for your table.
Yeah. I know. So yeah. I really have only been to a Cracker Barrel maybe twice Yeah. Two or three times.
Look. I like the new look. You know? It's just pretty basic. Am I Have you seen the new look?
Yeah. It's basic, but I don't care. Oh, I know. I understand. So I'm like, why is everybody up in arms about this?
I think it's because they don't feel like they're going on rattlesnake rapids when they go to eat. I think that's the big deal. The new modernized look is definitely it doesn't have, like, a 100 trinkets hanging on the lattice wall. Like, it's just a little cleaner look. I don't know.
The food's probably still the same. It's I'm guaranteed it's still the same. But their stock crashed. Like, people were so upset. They were like, I'm not pulling my stuff.
But, again, this doesn't affect me here. It isn't like I was like, man, now my Fridays at Cracker Barrel are different. Affect anyone. I get it. I get it.
Also, their food's not that good. Well, I understand your take on it, but have you had chicken fried steak lately? No. Because they have that. I'm looking at some of the menu items.
Oh, yeah. Tell me what some of the menu items. Some of the breakfast items include a butter pecan sticky bun in a skillet served in a hot skillet. You could also get sausage and egg hash brown casserole, a bacon and egg hash brown casserole, or a butter pecan French toast bake. Oh.
Yeah. Which is like a French toast casserole that you've made, but with butter pecans and three slices of bacon on the side. Nice. Yeah. You could also get yourself a pile of stroganoff.
This is why I don't eat there. This is not my food. Is it called a pile? No. It's not called a pile, but I'm looking at it on a plate.
There's a pile of corn, a pile of broccoli, and a pile of stroganoff. I don't care for it. Here's your pile of stroganoff. I mean, look. When you get two pieces of chicken, a pile of green beans, a pile of corn, and your own little bucket o' gravy to dip your chicken in.
That's a that's a good deal. They have a meatloaf. They have Of course. There it is. There's the chicken fried steak, and you can swap out the broccoli for fancy cut green beans.
That's just not my style. It's home cooking. I get it. I know what it is. I drive by it.
That's the end of it. Yeah. Exactly. So when I drive by, the sign looks different. That's my hot take.
Woah. Woah. Yeah. I'm still not parking in that parking lot. Gonna eat there, and I'm still not gonna care about your they also took a old country store out of their logo too.
It used to say old country store. Asking. Like, because that was the gift shop. Like, are they eliminating the gift shop? There's no way.
Where am I gonna get my gyroscopes and my $4 harmonicas? I need these items. I bet you could probably just find them online. How dare you? I like going to the country store You don't.
And waiting for my table. You don't. I don't. Let me buy this harmonica while I'm waiting to sit. Yeah.
And it's a bag of hard licorice. Chicken fried steak with my own bowl of gravy. That's right. Now you get it. This is what people are mad about.
People are mad about this. You know what? Makes no difference. It doesn't. It it impacts my life zero.
Zero. Let's stop talking about it. Alright. Sounds good. Thanks for bringing it up.
Anne Marie starts school tomorrow. Big deal. We did some school shopping last weekend. She's been wearing all of her new school clothes. Yeah.
You said that. You said why are you wearing these? Because it was a big deal that I didn't get to wear new school clothes. Same. Now I would say that was probably a lot of, like, elementary school, that I wasn't allowed to do that.
I'm trying to remember what it was like in high school. I feel like it still was pretty much the same. Like, you still had this, like, excitement about new clothes. It was less You wanted to save them because you wanted that new look on your first day of school. Yeah.
You didn't want the, these have already been worn and washed look. You wanted that crisp, look at me in my new school clothes look. You get it. No. I understand what you're saying.
But me, the school started a week after the fair. Yeah. And the fair in Berlin I remember that. Yeah. Was a big deal.
Right. And so we actually got to wear our new school clothes to the fair. Right. You've told me that. That's the story I remember.
Yeah. And so that was, like, a big deal because you got to go everybody's was a who's who. Yeah. And Burley all dolled up to go to the fair. Oh, I like your new school clothes.
Oh, I like your new school clothes. Uh-huh. Oh, I can't wait for school. Was that a conversation that ever happened? No.
Not one person walked on like, new school clothes. No. I do remember that most of your school clothes were pants Yeah. And long sleeve shirts. And it's still hot.
And it's still a million degrees outside. That's right. So you would be sweating Mhmm. Walking around the fair going. I know.
And the same situation, if you went to school in the morning, it was a little bit chilly. Yeah. But then in the afternoon when you got home from school, you were like, whose idea was it to wear pants? It's too hot. Especially if you're walking home.
How far was your walk? It was Blocks? Yeah. It was blocks. Blocks and blocks?
Yes. A mile? Yes. You think? Let me look it up.
I bet it wasn't a mile. I bet it was. You think? From my high school or my middle school? From, the the high school that is now the middle school.
Right? Because they built a new high school in your senior year? No. They yeah. They did, but the middle school is still there.
The junior high school is still there. Let's stay with high school. So I'm saying Okay. The high school you went to the tenth and eleventh grade at. Okay.
That's now the middle school. Okay. It's not a middle school. What are you talking about? It's not a middle school.
They didn't turn the old high school into the middle school. Into an like, a a campus, a CEI CSI CSI campus. Alright. I don't know. Oh.
I don't know what goes on in Burley. Talking about. Sometimes they'll do that. They'll say, hey. We're building a new high school, and we're gonna turn the old high school into the middle school, and then we'll, you know, tear down the old middle school that was a 100 years old.
I thought that's what happened. But apparently not. No. That's not what happened. Alright.
So how far is the distance? I'm still waiting for you to figure this out. Well, I gotta figure out How to run maps? Yeah. Yeah.
Well, this is gonna be a month. Did you ever get to wear your new school clothes? I I probably. I didn't but we didn't have the fair to go to before school. So Well, sad to be you.
So I probably was like, I gotta break in these new shoes. I'm just gonna wear them around the house. You just wore them around the house? Yeah. I didn't go anywhere.
Why? I tell you, I never mowed the lawn in them. That would have been a bad day. I would have been in trouble. Your mom would have been so mad.
Yeah. Wearing my new school shoes to mow the lawn. Could you imagine? Let me tell you Alright. That it is a mile it is a mile away.
Okay. One one mile? Yeah. And a little bit further because I don't know the address of the Oh, come on. Listen to me.
The Jew I put in the junior high school address, and the junior high school is about a block away from the old high school. I don't know the address of the whole old high school. Did you have a bus usually? No. Yes.
You did. It's the only time you had to walk was when you missed the bus. Or if I didn't Because you didn't ride the bus in high school, that was totally lame. No. It's not lame.
It's life. You ride the bus if you don't drive or have a ride. That's why it's there. It's transport for you. But that I didn't wanna ride it sometimes.
Why? Because I didn't want to. Mind your business. I don't think you ever walked. I think you rode the bus and then drove or got a ride.
I don't think you ever walked. If you did, it was less than few three times. You never believed anything that I tell you. Yeah. You had to climb that rope in gym class.
It's fine. Josh, all of this stuff happened. Okay. How many times did you walk? Probably a handful.
Probably? Because then listen. Three times. Okay. Maybe You're the baby.
You didn't walk. I did walk sometimes. But then, listen, then my sister bought a house next to the high school, so then I would just walk to her house. Right. But I did walk all the way home sometimes.
Twice. No. Maybe. Maybe, like, a total of 10 times. No way.
Yeah. No way. Yeah. Way. It was even more in junior high.
I walked more when I was in junior high than high school. I can't even believe you. I'm never telling you any stories ever again. You don't believe anything. I had a hard knock life.
Oh, okay. Alright. Sounds like it. One of my favorite articles of clothing is a cardigan. You like a good sweater.
So do I. I do. I have several old man sweaters. I like a sweater. This morning, you've been complaining that it's chilly in here because the air conditioning what is it?
70? It's nice in here. Oh, it's so cold. It feels nice. Look.
I have goosebumps. Normally, I bring a sweater. Mhmm. And I have been leaving one here, but I must have taken it. And now I don't have a sweater.
Oh, no. I know. What are you gonna do? I don't know. Do you want me to go get a blanket out of the truck or something?
Do you have one? Yeah. Because I had one in my car too, but I took it out because I needed some space. Yeah. I have my my blanket in the truck.
I always have the blanket in the truck because you never know when you're gonna need it. I've been freezing for two hours. Well, get over it. Okay. Listen.
It's not like it's 30 in here. Emery. It's cold. Yeah. Emery makes fun of my cardigans.
She thinks that it's a terrible article of clothing. It's because they're ugly? She hasn't worn one yet. I know. It's for the perfect.
It's the perfect. I'm a little bit chilly, but not cold enough for a jacket. I just need a light sweater. This cardigan will do, and it does every time. She sent me a video of a son making fun of his mom wearing a cardigan.
I saw that video, because she was, like, cleaning the kitchen Yeah. Doing stuff, and she Kinda wrapping her crack and around. More like a robe. It was more like long. Sweatery type thing.
Yeah. And so he went and grabbed a different one and just started, like, mimicking her, as, as they were moving around the kitchen. It was kinda mocking. It was more mocking. It was mocking.
Yeah. We did some school shopping last weekend. Uh-huh. And I said, oh, this is a nice looking sweater. And she scoffed at me and said Sweaters?
What? Are you gonna make me wear a winter coat? Cardigans. What's with you and cardigans? She said.
Yeah. You're gonna ruin my aura. You're gonna damage my wrist. I said it's peak. This cardigan is peak.
How'd that go over? She went, gross. I like a nice cardigan. I know you do. I wish I had a cardigan right now.
I bet you do. But now I'm gonna go get your blanket that I didn't know that you had after I've been complaining that I've been cold for two hours. Do you want that blanket? Yeah. Thanks, dear.
You're welcome. Thanks, honey. Hey, honey. I mean, you don't have it yet. I still have to go get it.
Well, I'll go get it. Oh, I'll hide the keys. Why? Because I think it's funny. That's why.
Hilarious. Yeah. Be cold. No. I have been freezing.
Why? It's only 70 in here. Is that what it says? Yeah. I'm right underneath the air conditioner unit.
Oh, no. So nice. It was so hot last night. It feels nice. It was pretty warm last night.
I kept waiting for you to get up and turn on the air conditioner. You're closer. No. I can't. There's a remote.
I can't be bothered. I don't know where the remote is. It's on it's on my side. Well, there you go. You didn't ask.
Kept waiting. You didn't go, hey. You wanna hit that remote? I didn't know you had the remote. I didn't know if there was a remote.
There's a remote. I have it. What were you waiting for? Why didn't you turn on the Internet? How did you know you were so hot then?
I woke up, and I was like, it's hot. I got some high praise over the weekend. Oh. Some high praise from my nephew Okay. Who listens to the show.
Okay. Okay. Now you told me that, he was, throughout the weekend, referencing things. Yeah. And he lives in Twin Falls, and he's listening to the podcast Yeah.
Of the show regularly. Yeah. He has a job where he has to go around and do some quality, inspection. Okay. So he's doing some traveling.
So he travels. Yeah. And he told me that he stocks up on some of our podcasts so that if he has a longer drive, he's like, well, well, let's listen to this one. Nice. I know.
Well, there's quite the archive. So he doesn't need to stock up because unless he's just trying to stay current. But there are, like, 290 some odd episodes. The first thing he brought up was the villain laugh that I did, oh, so long ago. Where is that button?
Hold on. Hold on. You can't bring it up and not play it. I mean, you don't have to. This was the early days.
This is when I first started. That noise. You you had just asked me to do a scary villain laugh, and I said, okay. What's yours first? And then you made that noise.
Yeah. Oh. Stop. So he he brought that up. Yeah.
And nobody else in my family knew what he was talking about. Uh-huh. And I said, he's a true fan. He listens. Gotta listen to the show.
And then he brought up something else. He was like, oh, this thing about every that you were talking about. And the whole rest of my family was like, what? What are you talking about? Listen to the show.
He listened to the podcast, man. Oh. Stop it, Josh. But it was kinda funny because then it was like he and I just had these inside jokes because nobody else knew that he was what he was talking about. My sister even said, I always forget.
I always forget. You forget. I always forget. I forget that you do a show every day. I forget.
I forget to listen. Yeah. Well I know. So, Caden, he's my OG. Okay.
Whatever that means. He's my OGN. Your original gangsta nephew? Yeah. Okay.
Alright. I get it. Now we also have another nephew who listens That's right. As well. Yeah.
My nephew, Mikey listens Yeah. Regularly as well. He's our OGNM. Now but I haven't had conversations with him about the evil laugh. I don't know if he knows the reference, but he, if he listens today, he will.
Stop playing that. I'm gonna delete that. It's Why? Because it's so embarrassing. Why?
It's your evil laugh. It's awesome. It caught me off guard. I should have practiced an evil laugh before. Okay.
You've had time. You've had lots of time. Let's hear your new evil laugh. Here's the old one. Hold on.
Here's the old one. And what's your new one? Listen. I'm What's your new one? No.
Back up. I'm gonna defend that one. You're gonna defend that evil laugh? Yeah. Listen.
Okay. I'll listen. Oh. You're in bed. You're snoozing out to sleep, and you hear that from the closet.
Oh. You'd be scared. You're right. It's not evil, though. I'd be like, who's in there and just found a bag of candy?
Because they're very excited about it. Candies. That's the noise. Stop. Okay.
You're a single dude. Alright. We're going way back in time. And you're going on a date with somebody, but you don't know anything about her. And the person that set you up on a date said, okay.
If you wanna learn more about this person, you're allowed to see four pictures of the way that they live. Oh. What pictures are you looking at? Wow. Okay.
This is an interesting question. It is an interesting question. That's why I brought it up. I want to see I wanna see the inside of the car. Oh, interesting.
Because you can tell a lot about a person by the way they keep the car. And I wanna see, like, I wanna see it right now. Don't tell them, go take a picture of the inside of the car. Okay. Is there a bunch of fast food garbage laying around?
Is it, like, incredibly clean? What kind of car is it? I can tell a lot of information real quick What's a hard about that. What's a hard note? If you saw a picture of it passenger seat full of fast food garbage.
I I can't deal. Like, what are you doing? A lot of, like, an abundance of stickiness on the console. I I gotta go, like, what are you doing? Like, you gotta take care of that.
And I mean abundance. I'm talking, like, it's been there a while, some dirt and some hair stuck in it. Ugh. You know? Yeah.
I do. Yeah. So I wanna see that. K. So the inside of their car I get four?
You get four. I want and and I can't see them? No. You cannot see them. So it's a blinding situation.
I can only see way they live. Okay. So that's a that's a big one. I think I'm gonna be able to tell a lot by the car. K.
Let's see. Here's one that somebody said online, and I went, well, Josh would wanna see this. A picture of their toothpaste tube. That's funny. Are they a middle squeezer?
It's not a deal breaker, but I would know something about them. I think there's something about the cleanliness of the bathroom counter too. So maybe maybe, the the shower caddy shampoo situation, or is it all, like, 800 bottles around the rim of the tub like I live with now? Or is it a counter just full of stuff that isn't organized and put away? Like, what is what is the bathroom counter slash shampoo body wash soap situation look like?
I need a lay of the land on that. And if toothpaste happens to be in the photo, I'll accept that. I'll go I'll a middle squeezer. If we're going back in time, I would need to see CD storage situations. Now knowing that I married you, it's not a deal breaker clearly, but I know about you.
And you know about me. You see mine, you go, hey. I know about this guy. He takes care of his stuff. Mine were very well loved.
Yeah. K? Sure. And then you get one last one. So CD collection, bathroom counter stuff, car interior, and what else?
Maybe, like, a picture of the thermostat? No. What about a picture of That's not important. Their grocery list? No.
Okay. What about a picture of these are some that people have said online. Oh, okay. A medicine cabinet? Nah.
Okay. That's not important. The toilet paper roll? Is it going down? A deal breaker because that's easy to correct with the proper instruction and go, look.
There's only one reason to have it wrong, and that's if you have cats. Because cats will go in there for some reason and just unroll it. So having it on the wrong way, the only acceptable time is if there's a cat that likes to go in there and do that. Cats and toddlers are the same. Yeah.
Okay. How about a picture of their pets or a picture of their bookshelf? Here's a gross one. Oh, bookshelf is interesting because you can learn a lot about somebody. You know, if they just have a bookshelf full of, like, a couple of magazines and certain stacks or something, you're gonna go Hot Rod.
Yeah. No. Hard pass. You don't want a Hot Rod magazine reader? But just a stack, some stacks.
Yeah. Like a big subscriber. Yeah. Like, I've been subscribing to Hot Rod Magazine for a long time. Okay?
Okay. How they load the dishwasher? Not not important. This one is one for me too. The inside of their microwave because I hated dirty microwave.
But, again Gross is out. That's a cleanliness thing, and I think you're gonna be able to know what their microwave looks like based on the interior of the car. If the car looks like all that gross, sticky hair stuck to it, dirty, gross, the inside of the microwave is gonna have spaghetti splash. Ugh. Gross.
It's just going to. It's just going to. Make the rules. That's just the way it is. I can deduce that.
The kitchen sink? No. Again, like, all of these things are so, like, cosmetic. Okay. I don't know what the fourth one would be.
Their Netflix queue? Not? Not even that one? I don't know. Their credit score?
Why? Oh, your social number that determines whether you can borrow money or not. I mean, I get it. Or how about their social calendar? I was thinking about a calendar, and and I was thinking because we've got the one on the wall in the kitchen.
Uh-huh. And it's packed. Like, there's like, we're busy all the time. And so I'm thinking, like, if you saw a picture of that, you'd go, there's no time for a relationship. This person is loaded with stuff.
So that might be But what if there's might be an interesting nothing on their calendar. I'm like, cool. We're gonna be able to have a good time anytime. Yes. But you have like, that person has no friends, no social life.
Yeah. That's why we're figuring that out. Again, we'll work on the rest of this stuff as we go. So I thought about the calendar thing. But Interesting.
Yeah. That's a weird question, but I like it. It's cool. Yeah. Thanks for asking.
Well, thanks for for marrying me after seeing my toothpaste tube and my CD I never saw your I saw your CD collection. I don't remember you having an overly dirty car. No. I don't. Woah.
Easy. Settle down. Overly dirty? Yeah. I'd like I mean, it's just normal dirt.
Normal Yeah. Wear and tear. You use your car? Yeah. Your CD collection.
I don't know how I even let that one go. I was just I was just that charming. I guess so. I saw a video. Now there were some schools that started last week and some schools that are starting this week, and good luck to everybody that's starting school.
But I saw a video, and it was a bunch of high school kids, boys, specifically high school boys, that were waiting in the pickup line. And as kids were being dropped off by their mom, they would say, kiss your mom. I saw that. Kiss your mom. Yeah.
Yeah. Mom. Keep your mom a kiss. Yeah. And then as the kids would give their mom a kiss goodbye, everyone would go, yeah.
Yeah. And then they'd move on to the next one. Like, what a what a mom moment. Like, what an exciting thing. It's like, give your mom a kiss on the cheek.
Yeah. It was perfect. Like, that's the kind of cheering and support you need. I know. And kids aren't gonna do that unless they feel that it's a cool thing to do, especially in high school.
I remember the first time I would drop back off at school every day when he was little. And the first day and we would say, I love you. I love you. Have a good day. Right.
And then he would get out of the car. And the first day that he did not say I love you back was the I think in the middle of second grade. That early? Yeah. And he was like, I'm going to school.
Yeah. He said embarrassing. She said, bye. But And I went Stop being embarrassed. I love you.
I love you. Stop being so embarrassed. Yeah. That was a sad day when they stopped saying I love you back because they're too embarrassed to say it in front of all their friends. So I like that these high school boys are like I think it's great.
Because your mom goodbye. Yeah. It's a it's a big moment. Big mom win. I think it's great.
We need more encouragement Yeah. Centered around that. Like, it's silly, and they're having a good time with it, but we should have more of that. I know. The world needs more of that silliness.
Gross. You like your mom? Oh, how weird. You appreciate that she brought you to school? Weird.
I think it's great. I love it. Yeah. So kiss your mom goodbye. Yeah.
You know? Or your dad or your grandma or Tell them that you love them. Whoever you're living with, just say thank you. Appreciate you. So yesterday, I had another fantasy football draft.
You had two fantasy teams? Yeah. And and so I've got the work league that we talked about that you're part of as well, which I don't know if you've been paying attention to. No. But I it it hasn't started yet.
No. I understand, except that some of the teams have already started dropping and adding different players because you can do that. There are other people out there. So there are some some things that have happened already that you may not know about. I don't know about.
Anyway, here's here's the deal. So, this other league is with, with my cousin. Beck is in there, and then, one of my cousin's sons and then a whole bunch of people I don't know. So I know myself and three people that I know that are in this league. And, everybody else, I I got met some of them, but I don't know them.
I don't know how they play. I don't know how they are about trash talking, like, any of that kind of stuff. So we had our draft, and I'm pretty happy with my team. And after the draft, you get an email that says how you did. Okay.
And I I my draft score was an a, which was good. That is good. It said I have a a chance to win it all, which I felt good about. This one has some prize money. And then you asked me about this last night, but I didn't get a chance to tell you about it.
And so I wanted to, to break this down for you so that you could know what's on the line for me. So first place gets $50 Hey. A traveling trophy Hey. And a 20, twenty twenty five gold pendant with a ribbon that you get to keep. Woah.
So that's kinda cool. High stakes. Right? So that's pretty awesome. Second place gets $32.
Third place gets 15. Fourth place gets their $10 back. Okay. So if you're in the top four, you're winning something. Something.
Yeah. And you go into the playoffs. Like like so this league has 12 teams in it. It. It's craziness.
That's a lot of teams. It made the draft really diff difficult. I bet. Because, you know, when when we played last year, just the four of us, you, me, and the kids, it was like everybody had a crazy good team. Yeah.
Because there were so many players that everybody just had a really good team and a really good time, and we just played for fun. Right. Although Emery won, and she wants a prize. So Yeah. We never followed through on a prize.
Yeah. Because we never agreed on it in the beginning. Yeah. So it's like she won, and she was like, what do I get? I don't know.
I don't know. You won. Good job. Yeah. Pat on the back.
Get a high five. Yeah. Way to go, kid. You did it. So, anyway, that is, that's kind of the payout for this one.
So, you know, I've got a a chance to have a traveling trophy, a a custom pendant and $50, which I think is pretty exciting. Big deal. They did not say that if you lose, there's a consequence league, there's supposed to be a winning, prize, like, trophy thing. And then whoever, doesn't win, though whoever comes in last has some sort of, like, humiliation type thing come in their way, whatever that looks like. It's certain that I'm not gonna lose.
I don't think that I'm going to win, but I'm almost positive that I'm not going to lose either. I'm probably gonna be in the middle somewhere Mhmm. Which I'm fine with. That's how I live my life. But now I have to balance two teams Yeah.
Which I haven't done before. So I'm, you know, I've got two rosters Are you gonna put completely different? Into the one where you get I don't think so. I think I'll put equal energy into both. Yeah.
You should. I will. Okay. But I just think that's an interesting challenge for me now is that I've gotta focus on two teams. So now when we're watching football, I've got two different teams with different players that I have to pay attention to.
It's gonna be a mess. Oh, no. So chaotic. You did this to yourself. I mean, you kinda shoved me into it.
You were like, yeah. Go do it. That sounds cool. Go do it. You you are a grown man with thoughts of your own.
Yeah. You can make your own decisions. I may have chosen poorly. No. I think it'll be a five.
It'll be great. I think You're gonna do five. I definitely am not gonna do a third. Beck did three before. I know.
And I think that's too many. Right. It's way too much to think about. Like, how do you strategize three different teams? You can't set you can't set that many rosters.
Three rosters a week? Yeah. Plus all the waivers and the ads and drops. Determining who's injured and who's yeah. No way.
I'll stick to two to see how that goes. That's why I was like, I'm not I can only manage one. Yeah. I'm not gonna be a part of two. Well, wish me luck.
We're days away from the kickoff of the regular season. Woo hoo. It's next week. Are you ready for some football? Oh.
Carrie Underwood gets a lot of money for that. I just And don't you think that it sounds like another song? Yeah. No. She did.
The song that she sings on Monday night Yeah. She ripped off, I love rock and roll. I think it's what it is. That or I I was made for loving you. I can't remember which one it was.
I can't remember. But when you hear it, you'll know. And you go immediately, you go, that's not even her song. No. And she does make a lot of money singing that.
Know she does. Yeah. Is she doing it again this year? Do you know? I don't know.
And I I'm not keeping tabs on Carrie Underwood. I have no idea. Okay. I don't know. Alright.
I just didn't know if you knew. Maybe you'd seen a headline somewhere that they were making a change. No. I don't think so. I mean, look.
Now is a great time to make a change. Change is in the air for people, and they're loving. People are loving stuff changing. People like change. They love it.
Make a big change right now. See what happens. Yeah. Like, have Taylor Swift do it. You oh.
Head about that. Might as well. Love it. Yeah. Yeah.
Have Taylor do every opening thing and throw her halftime Super Bowl party too. Let's do it. Just people love it. Wanna hear about an adventure I went on? Do I ever?
So here's the deal. Over the weekend, Friday, I had a float trip with our scouts. Yes. And so, Friday night, we went camping. Saturday, early, we woke up, and had a quick breakfast, and then we're off to float, canoes down a river, in East Idaho.
So here's the here's the deal. When you have a large group and we had a pretty large group of people. We had, I would say, 24 or so people, 24, 25 people. Okay. It's a lot to kind of wrangle between, scout youth and adults and trying to get everybody planned and organized in the same place and on the same page, across the board.
So, I put in a lot of prep work to try and get things kind of organized, and I put together maps, and I put together, you know, a a schedule. And in the schedule, I had allotted some time here. Like, we will be up at seven. We'll have breakfast done. We'll be out of camp by 07:30, 07:45, 08:00, you know, at the latest.
That way, we can be on the water by 9AM. That's my target. K. Great. It's a five hour float trip.
It's gonna take a good portion of the day. We're gonna pull over. We're gonna have lunch, you know, on a shore, just on the water's edge. We'll get back on the water. We'll finish the flow.
We'll be home and done 04:00, 05:00 at the latest. We'll have the day done. We'll have the weekend left. We have Saturday night, rest of Sunday. You can do whatever you want.
Easy. Great easy camp out. Right? Yeah. Nothing could go wrong.
Kev k. Nothing could go wrong. So here's what really happened. Woke up at seven. I was up 06:30, had my tent broken down, on the move.
Things were going well, out and about, a little chilly on Friday night. I haven't spent a night in a tent in a while, so it was a little chillier than I was expecting at the end. A cot? I did. I had a cot with an insulated pad and my sleeping bag.
Everything was fine. It was just a little chilly. I was a little chill. So, anyway, that was fine. Woke up, started breaking down stuff.
Breakfast was ready. Had my breakfast, and then started getting myself loaded up and ready to go. As time ticked on, I realized, you know, my schedule isn't everybody else's schedule. And so things take a little bit of time. So you start helping people break down, help load stuff up.
You help people inflate kayaks and things and, you know, whatever so that we can be on the water. Things get loaded up. We start planning out the shuttles. It's getting after 08:00. I'm like, Oh, no.
There's still tents up. I'd planned on having everything broken down by 8AM. I wanted wheels up because we have two shuttle points. We gotta drop vehicles off at. We gotta get everybody down to the launch.
Stuff's gotta happen. We gotta get moving. It's twenty minute drive to the launch. We got stuff to do. Let's get moving.
Let's get move. I'm starting to get a little panicky. So I'm like, alright. Here's the deal. We're gonna start moving shuttle vehicles.
Everybody meet at the launch. This is where we need everybody to be at. So we're gonna take off. We're gonna head down, get camp broken down. Everybody will see you at the launch in a few minutes.
So me and the two shuttle vehicles leave. We set one at the at the very end. We set one at the midpoint. While we're loading up at the midpoint, I realized that the canoe trailer has a flat tire. I hear air going out of the little trailer tire.
And I went, no way. I knew we had a spare, so I'm like, alright. Let me start taking this thing off. I get the jack, get the whole thing started. One of the lug nuts is seized up on its on its post, and the post is just spinning.
And now I'm like, I really can't do anything about this. I don't have the tools to do anything about this. What am I gonna do? One of the guys has Mary Poppins bag on wheels. He's like, alright.
I'll head over there. I'll meet you there in just a minute. Pulls up. We start trying, impact wrenches. We start trying to grind stuff.
That's what I would've went with first too. I would've been like, let me get the impact wrench. Yeah. First out the gate. That's your thing?
Yep. That's You didn't know how to solve it? Yep. So we tried that. Didn't work.
Just sat there spinning the post. So then we're like, alright. We're gonna we're gonna grind it off. So he gets his grinder out, puts he's got a cordless grinder and starts to grind at it, and it goes Battery dead. Yep.
No. So we're like, now what? That was, like, our last ditch effort. What are we gonna do? So I hear him in his trailer rustling about for ten minutes, comes out, car battery, hooked to an inverter with a Dremel cutter, and he's like, let's go.
And he's still using the tiniest little Dremel grinder to cut the the bolt. And success? 11AM. Oh, no. We get on the water.
We were supposed to be on the water by nine. That's only two hours. That's not it. All. No.
Only two hours. So the entire day was delayed two hours. We did get off the water. Everybody was safe. We made it home at six.
And you had fun. We had a good time. And it put your skills to the test. Sure thing. It was like you planned it to show those scouts Yeah.
How to critical think. One of the scouts was like, how much longer do you think this is gonna take? And I went, I have no idea. Like, I really don't know. Like, I we're trying as much as we can to get this trailer mobile.
I don't know. Hey, guys. I came here for a canoe trip. I didn't know we were gonna be stranded in the parking lot. Yeah.
Can we speed this up a bit? Uh-huh. Like, everybody's probably back there having a good time and hanging out and talking and stuff, and we're here with these adults and a problem. Yeah. It was it was not awesome.
But the rest of the day went well. Everybody was safe. We had a really good trip. Good. But that flat tire was a test.
And, and we passed, but now we have a a situation with the trailer that, has a missing post, and potentially another cross threaded lug nut. No. It's it's really bad. There was a fishing guide. They were doing some shuttles for, like, guys with drift boats and stuff.
Uh-huh. And he was like, you guys oh, okay. You need anything? Because he'd come by twice. And he's like, you're still here.
And I I went over and talked to him. He's like, man. He goes, I don't know what the deal is with all these trailers. He goes, the boats are awesome. He's like, we got he goes, I've been a guide for years, and the boats are amazing.
The boat technology has changed. It's gotten better. The trailers they put these things on are awful. Really? I don't know if they just use the cheapest parts they can get Probably.
Or what, but he's like, there's always trailer issues. So, anyway Well, good job. Good job sorting it all out and getting it all squared away. That's adventure for you and poorly built trailers that we're gonna rebuild now. We have to completely rebuild.
It's gonna be neat. Would you rather this or that? Back to school edition. Alright. Would you rather have a field trip every Friday or have a snow day once a month?
I'm gonna I'm gonna take the field trip. What if it's a lame field trip? Doesn't matter. I'm gonna go see something cool. I'm gonna learn something or I'm not.
Like, it's fine. I'm not in the school. I'm going on a field trip every every week. Every week. Every Friday.
Okay. Field trip Friday. Yes. I'm signing up for that. Because, otherwise, it's just a snow day, which means it's just snowy, and you can't get to school, and you're just at home, which is fine.
I like being home, but also a field trip every week or one snow day a month? A field trip every week. Okay. I'm going with that too. Oh, yeah?
I was not because of you. You were gonna say I was gonna take the snow day, but then what? I changed your mind because of my sound logic? Because I was thinking about it in my own head going. Yeah.
Yeah. Typically, where I do my thinking is in my own head too. Once a week sounds awesome Yeah. Rather than once a month. True.
So, yeah, field trip. Field trip. Logic I had Yeah. I know. When I explained it.
I know. And then you went and changed your mind in your own mind. I hadn't had my mind made up yet. I was thinking about it. Waiting for my logic to set in?
No. And then help you make your own decision in your own mind? I I think for myself. Thank you very much. Oh, I know.
I don't need you to make decisions for me. I didn't make your decision. No. You didn't. You're right.
I just gave you all the tools you needed to make the right one, and you did. So way to go. Thank you. Great job. Likewise.
Rather this or that. There it is. You did it. I did it. You did the thing.
Okay. So, Beck runs into the living room, yesterday, and he goes, dude, Idaho State played UNLV and nearly won, which he was really excited about. The Bengals, played the UNLV rebels, over the weekend, and they only lost by one touchdown. 31 to 38 was the final score. Great.
Which was crazy. So at at halftime, Idaho State led 17 to 14, which was which was cool. And, UNLV, is a is a a higher tier school, I would think, than, than Idaho State is when it comes to football and and their all their sports and stuff. So that was kind of a big deal. And they have a new coach at UNLV.
So they were kind of debuting, the new coach. They've only had two of their starters that are back this season. So they've got a new team, a new coach. Okay. So there's a lot going on.
UNLV. Form a team. That's right. They're they're kind of, in a rebuild mode. And they did pull off the victory, but he was so excited that ISU was, like, bringing it to UNLV.
It was Nice job. ISU. So yeah. Which is cool. They they now have a o and one record.
As a former Bengal Mhmm. Go team. I know. Yeah. So that was, that was kinda cool.
Really, I mean, I know they didn't pull off the win in the end, but It's okay. That's a big statement to roll up. Yeah. And that's a big morale boost when they're like, oh, man. We played so good.
What a great thing to be celebrating. I mean, that's a that's a really cool thing. So, hopefully, that means big things for the Bengals, as, as they are kicking off their season now. What is the rest of their schedule? I haven't even looked to see my winnings.
Homecoming game. So we might have to we might have to roll up on the homecoming game again this year. And, hey, if we make it to the homecoming parade, my kids love parade mom. Oh, yeah. Throwing all that candy at you and stuff.
Yeah. Shirt, T shirts, and footballs, and Frisbees. I'll get it all. Yeah. Uh-huh.
They play again on Saturday against, Southern Utah. Now I don't know if that if that's home or away. I don't know how to tell on this particular thing I'm looking at. But they play again on Saturday. The thirtieth, they play again on Saturday the sixth.
They play on and then they have a big break until September 20. But they've got, they got some games going on. Okay. Yeah. Yeah.
That's happening. Nice job, ISU. Uh-huh. Keep it up. See you.
Yeah. I mean, that's a Good to see you. Good to see you showing up. That's what I'm saying. I didn't finish my whole sentence.
Good to see you. Thanks for see you. Thanks for stopping by. Good to see you. Have a good day.
Alright. Right soon. Alright. See you. No.
Like, that's, that's cool. It's good to see. So Nice job. Yeah. Welcome back to, ISU football.
That's happening. Welcome back to football across the board. I know. So it's crown of the board. It's here.
It's football time. And it's also time to wrap up the show. Put a little bow on it. Aw. It's wrapped.
Wrapped up. It's cute. Alright. Have a good day. Check out the show on demand if you're, anything like Chantel's nephew.
You listen on demand, wherever you get podcasts, you'll find Wake Up Class 97 podcast. I know. I just he's on your side of the family. I know he's our nephew, but and I claim him. I'm just saying that he's from your side of the family.
That's all that means. Like, it's your mom. Like, she's my mother-in-law. Yeah. Yeah.
But she's your mom. I get you see what I'm saying? I get it. She's from your side. I see what you're saying.
Yeah. Your side of the family. That's all. Okay. I'm not saying, like, you keep him.
I'll keep him. No. I would do. He's a good fit. Nice fellow.
Yeah. Alright. Anyway, have a great day. Goodbye. See you tomorrow.
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