Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Thursday, October 16th, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
From treating stains to hugging your boss (with the proper number of pats, of course), Josh and Chantel dive into another episode of Wake Up Classy 97 The Podcast! Today they tackle everything from gender confidence gaps and bizarre influencer trends—like the “pumpkin cup” at Starbucks, to the runaway tortoise, aging gracefully, holding grudges for others, bedtime nostalgia with teens, and a deep dive into a brilliant million dollar mac-and-cheese centered idea. Plus, Eli Manning’s new undercover show, curfews, and pumpkin pie toothpaste.
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Bonus: Everyday tasks
(3:19) - Boss's day & hug a Kevin update
(7:51) - Mini pumpkin drinks
(13:35) - Good News
(15:41) - Hand drawn license plate
(19:30) - Robert Irwin is a dancer
(26:03) - We turned on the heat
(30:29) - The chair has fallen
(37:07) - Bedtime stories
(41:26) - Curfew plans
(47:00) - No smells
(51:13) - Mac and cheese restaurant
(58:43) - Would You Rather
(1:01:08) - The Undercovers
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Full show transcript:
Okay, I got a question. Say. I will. Some basic life tasks that I want to know if you can accomplish. Can you treat a stain in your clothes? Yes. And that you do that with?
If I don't have like spray and wash or shout or some kind of spray. Shout! If it's a white piece of clothing. Yes. Then you can mix some Clorox with some water and then you can treat it. Dilute it down. Okay. Or you can use vinegar or you can use lemon juice. Okay.
Can you calculate a tip at a restaurant in your head? Yes.
It might take me a minute, but yes, I could figure it out.
We've been working on different tricks to help that be easier. Okay. Can you grow a vegetable garden? Yes. Okay. Yes. Can you navigate outdoors using a compass? No. That's what you're for. Okay. Do you know how to weatherproof doors and windows? No. Okay.
Can you repair a car engine? No. Okay.
All right. So of those tasks, what they found out was that guys are way more confident that they can do them than women were. And traditional female tasks, they believed that men were more confident in like, yeah, I could treat a stain in my clothes.
They were more confident in that ability than women were when they asked women. I thought that was more interesting than the fact that they were like a variety of different tasks. It was more that they were sort of gendered in a way. Yeah. Not totally, but they sort of traditionally gendered these questions. And they found out that men were like, no, I can do it. I can do it.
Sure thing. And women were like, I don't know. I don't know about that. Yeah. Isn't that interesting? That is interesting. That's more of the study. I don't care about the percentages and who said they couldn't couldn't. The fact that more men were confident about it. It's like your airplane.
I was gonna say men also think they can land a plane safely.
I probably could. I have I have video game skills. It's just a real live video game.
Sometimes I wish I had the confidence of a dude.
Yeah. Just walking around. Yeah, I got I got this. I can do it. Sometimes I don't though. I can put my feet up on this shopping cart and ride it and a wheelie won't hurt me.
Can you do you know how to take a stain out? Could you treat a stain?
Absolutely. Could you would I be bothered to depends on what it is? How much do I like the shirt?
Can I just go buy another shirt? That's what I'm saying. Easy. Easy peasy. Yeah.
Lemon squeezy. Hey, lemon. I heard that does for laundry. It does. Someone told me. Interesting.
Yeah, isn't that? Yeah, it's all about confidence. Well, shall we start?
Let's get it going.
Late last week was hug a Kevin day. Right. And we were trying to find out from our HR department. If if hugging our boss Kevin was acceptable. Yeah, like is this something we can do? Yeah. Well, it came up in the meeting on Monday. And I forgot to tell you about it until just now because today is bosses day.
So I don't know if we've got a second opportunity here or what. But he did give some specific rules about what were acceptable hugs. Okay. Yeah. Okay. And certain certain hugs had to be like, like a one arm three pat situation.
Three pat.
Yeah. Okay. Yep. It's a three pat situation. It couldn't be a full embrace.
That's fine.
That's, that's my comfort level also. But I think that's funny. If you go in for the full embrace, and then I said, and what if I just closed my eyes and rest my head on your shoulder while it's happening? He was uncomfortable with that. Just so you know.
Okay, you got to make sure they're comfortable for one. And for two, you got to make sure they consent. And for three, that's it. This is two. Okay. It's just two.
But I think if you go in and go, Hey, it's it's bosses day. We didn't get a chance to have a hug at Kevin day. We're here to give you one.
What if I give him four pats?
That's too many pats. I know. Three pats was the acceptable number.
What if I only give him two pats?
Then you will only want one pat.
Why is three the acceptable number?
I don't know the answer to that. That's just what what he said. He said it's kind of a pat pat pat situation.
Pat pat pat situation.
Yeah. Like you're trying to launch your spacecraft.
What if I go pat pat pat, take a pause, and then another pat pat pat.
Oh, and he did say it had to be on the like the upper shoulders, upper back. It couldn't be lower than that. If he's the further south you go with your pats, the worse it gets. And we also confirmed good games were not allowed in the office. So you can't be good gaming people. So we learned a lot.
Well, I've good game to a lot of people in my days. Not here. Not here. I know my place at work.
That's right. I don't even get good games. Yeah.
Yes, you do. When? All the time. Yeah. Yes.
I get good games as often as you get held up on shoulders and carried off the field.
Well, I don't get carried off the field on shoulders because I don't score winning kicks.
Yeah. You got to score the winning kick. I know it. And then you get the whole team around you.
And then they start counting your name and they throw you up and down. Yeah. Oh, man. And look at my face. I know. Just picture it. I'm like, yeah, look at that glow. It's never happened to me.
What is bosses day? Okay, you want to follow through?
Follow through with giving your hug a boss, right? Ask him first, as you did.
That's right. Good job. And it was in a big group setting. So anybody who wanted to be involved could ask questions. It was it was a good roundtable. Was it? Okay.
Upper shoulder? Correct. Does it matter right side or left side?
Well, it depends on which side hug you're given because I assume it'd be you and me on each side. And then we'd both have three packs. That's what I that's how I saw it in my head.
Yeah, wake up classy 97, Josh and Chantel hug a Kevin. That's how I saw it.
I like it. Okay, let's give it a go.
All right. Well, hopefully we'll see him today and we can tell him happy bosses like hey buddy, making up for that missed hug of Kevin day.
Bring it in. Yeah, come on. That's right. Come in for that hug. Side hugs only.
That's very, very business appropriate. I think so. A side hugs very appropriate. I agree. A full frontal hug with eyes closed, resting your head on the shoulder, not appropriate. I found that out. Now I know. Good research. Thanks. If you want to know the difference
between the life of an influencer and the life of normal people. Uh huh. What is it?
Then let me tell you. Okay. There are people going to buy mini pumpkins, taking the lid off like carving.
Okay, when you say mini, are you talking about the little ones that fit in your hand? Yeah. Okay.
And then they're opening up the top, the insides of them a little bit. And then they're going to Starbucks. And they're saying, please use this. For what? Pour my drink into this. Some, I think this is so dumb. That's ridiculous. Some of the baristas there are like, oh, have fun. Some of them are like, no.
Yeah, no. They're like, I'll give you your drink. You can pour it in yourself, which then the influencers are like, oh, get over it. That's less fun. But come on. Stop it. This is ridiculous. I know. I think it's so dumb.
I wouldn't bring my own cup there and go fill this.
You can't know. You can't. But I wouldn't. I know. Let alone a pumpkin. I know. What are they going to do next? Bring a stocking from the from the chimney. Fill this.
Put my drink in this. Put my pearsal in this. That's so awful.
That's awful.
Is that really a thing? It says it's a thing. I haven't seen it. Videos are popping up on social media. There's a lot of the baristas that are excited about this.
And they're taking pictures with the pumpkins themselves like, look at how cute. And here's the thing. People are like, it doesn't make the drink taste any different. It's just four looks. So they're just pouring the drink in the pumpkin.
And okay, so I think it started here in Idaho. No, no, no, it started online. I'm just trying to find there's a cup. Well, I started with what they're calling the Starbucks pumpkin trend, asking Starbucks to put my pumpkin spice latte in a pumpkin.
And then people are like, it's great rejection therapy. But then this person, Amanda, carved out the pumpkin, it says Amanda's cup on it. And then she wanted to, she asked the question, will Starbucks put a PSL in my pumpkin? And so I don't know if she was the first, but that's the one that comes up followed by Starbucks pumpkin trend. And then somebody, a barista who said someone brought a Halloween or hollowed out pumpkin to Starbucks as their personal cup to put a drink in. And now people are doing it. Like it started out as this is so dumb.
I know I was just looking at a video where there's a woman in the car with like three of her friends and they all have their little three pumpkins and then they hauled up their pumpkins.
I don't know. Listen, you do you most of the time is my feeling. If you're not hurting yourself, you're not hurting anyone else, just do your thing.
But I think this is silly. Make your own drink at home. Yeah, put your own drink in your own pumpkin at home. Don't take this to a place of business. All right. It's annoying to me for some reason.
Here's the other thing. Are they dumping it in? No. I think they're placing it in the cup and then they're putting the cup inside the pumpkin and then handing it back to them. That's what's happening. Nope. He poured it in.
He poured it into the pumpkin. I'm watching this one. This barista is not happy about it. And she just takes the cup and she dumps it in. She's like there. Yeah. There's your stupid drink in your stupid pumpkin. No. Stop. Ew. I don't know. This is really annoying to me.
It's really annoying to me. Like no, we make a certain thing. If we were going to make a pumpkin drink plus now you're going to drive with a pumpkin around. You don't have a special pumpkin drink holder in your car.
Correct. She's driving very dangerously one-handed with her other hand holding two pumpkins while her passengers filming are talking about it. Oh, come on. And then they're pulled over like they're drinking fancy coconut drinks at the beach. This is ridiculous.
I think so too. And that's why I wanted to
talk about it. I'm upset you brought it up to me.
I'm sorry. Don't do this. Don't do this.
What an annoying thing.
I know. I don't know why it's so annoying, but it is.
I'm all about having fun. That's annoying. That's making somebody's day worse. Yeah. Like I'm here to do one job.
To make a drink in these plastic cups. I'm not here to pour it in your little pumpkin.
Yeah. Stupid. If the company said let's make a pumpkin drink and here's a stack of pumpkins, you got 400 of these. Sell them out. Yeah. That'd be one thing. Right. It's not that.
It is not. That's like bring a bucket to the 7-Eleven to get a slushy thing. Like what are you doing? You're not going to drink all that before it turns back to liquid.
That makes my stomach hurt. Even thinking about all that slushy. Too much slushy. It's a lot of slushy.
Yeah. Anyway, quit doing that.
Well, you're welcome. Thanks. And don't give those videos any more views. Yeah, that too. Let's make that trend die. Yes.
You ready for some good news? Yep. A runaway tortoise. Oh no.
Oh no, bad.
It's a fun sentence. A runaway tortoise named Mr. T. Yeah. I know. He caused quite a stir last week when he decided to take a stroll onto a busy railway line in England. Now, as we know, tortoise aren't super quick. Passengers standing on the platform waiting for the train spotted Mr. T. on the tracks and they quickly alerted railroad staff. Workers responded immediately and safely removed Mr. T. from the tracks.
Did they call themselves the A team?
Ben and air. Yeah. He was then treated to a snack of lettuce. Bam, bam, bam. Some water. Bam, bam, bam. Close. He had some lettuce and some water at the station cafe while the staff posted his photo online hoping to find his owner. And just a few hours later, Mr. T's very relieved owner forwarded, came forward and explained that the curious tortoise had escaped from their nearby home and had gone on a little adventure. And thankfully, Mr. T was unharmed. He's now back home where he belongs.
Shame on you. Where was he trying to go?
Where was he trying to go? He was trying to get on a train. Yeah. He was trying to get to get and he was like, I just want to go fast.
Bam, bam, bam. Words.
What's the fastest thing I can do is what he said. Train. I'm headed there.
Well, you could probably hear the train in the distance. He was like, one day I'm going to get on that train. Yep. And then he said, today's the day. But he didn't make it. Well, he got there.
Yeah, but he didn't get to ride the train. His parents need to take him on a train.
I agree. They need to get him on the train, stick his little head out the window so he can feel the breeze.
Whoa, I'm going so fast. Like that. Yeah. That's what he wanted.
It is what he wants. Mm-hmm.
Good luck, Mr. T. I hope you get your dream. Me too. That's good news.
There was a driver in California who was driving along and there was a highway patrol officer that was behind him that said, something's not quite right here.
Something looks a little off.
Okay. He pulls him over and he says, what's going on with your license plate, bud? And the guy driving says, oh, I lost my license plate. And so I just drew one. Can you do that? No, no, no, no.
So I just, I drew one and laminated it and hooked it to the car.
That's what he did. Yeah. So he mimicked the actual script font at the top that says California. All right. And then he added kind of like a little representation of the registration sticker. Nice. And then he put the DMV's website on the bottom. Yeah. V.C .A.G .O.V. And then he put his license plate number, like wrote it out. The plate numbers, the tags,
they're in the kit. Everything looks, everything. Yeah. Everything looks right.
And it looks, I mean, it looks right. It just does not, there is something a little bit like,
it's just, you can tell it's hand drawn.
Correct. The officers gave him points for creativity, but said this, you got to get a real plate, but they're like, it's $27 to order a new one. But here's a ticket for $197. Oh, no way.
Yep. I'm more concerned about the spare tire strapped to the car than I am.
Oh, I see that. That's probably initially what got him the...
That's what got the attention. Correct. The cop wouldn't have even noticed if he didn't have a spare tire strapped to his trunk.
That's a problem. You see the picture of the plate? Yeah. It looks pretty legit. It looks pretty good. He did all right.
It just is a little bit off. It's just a little bit, or you're like... He would have been better building it on a computer and then printing it.
Right. Instead of hand drawing it.
That's what I'm saying.
I mean, really though, the nerve of him to be like, yeah, I think this is going to work guys. I mean... You got to have, you got to get a little bit of credibility for that. Like, you're, you're attempting something that's a little bit sketch, but you're going to go for it anyway. It's not a bad look. It's on...
He did an okay job. I think I could have done worse.
The spare tire strapped to the trunk. Yeah. The spare tire is the bad part. He really went for it with the spare tire strapped on with a big strap too. I get it. That tire's not going anywhere.
No. It looks like a seat belt. It looks like you took the seat belt from inside and moved it outside to hook it around the tire so spare tire wouldn't roll off the trunk.
Oh, it makes me laugh. The whole thing makes me laugh. That license plate is funny.
He tried. That's the important part.
It's only $27. And guess what? You don't even have to go into the DMV to do it. If you're like, no man, I can't spend hours in the DMV. You don't have to. You can do it all online, buddy. That's right. And it's awesome. I'm never going to the DMV.
That's why it has the website on the plate.
Because they're like, don't come in here. We don't want to see you. Just go to this website. It's on your car. Like what's the website? It's on your car. You just, you wrote it.
Yeah. Did you try there? Also, let's put the tire away. It's got to be a better way.
Okay. We have to talk about something that was all over social media yesterday. I don't even watch the show, but I saw this everywhere. This was the Dancing with the Stars episode where Robert Irwin danced a really nice thing.
So I think that happened on Tuesday night because it was all over social media yesterday. I agree. I think that's when it happened. And I tried to avoid watching it. Why? Well, because, and I watched it without sound, but I wasn't sure what song they were going to use. So I'd seen the dance.
I'd seen the performance just without the sound on because it was out everywhere yesterday morning. And it was a kind of a big reveal there at the end with the mom. And it was a very sweet thing. And it was dedicated to Steve and the family and everything.
Like they had a whole lead-in story about, like there was like behind-the-scenes footage of Robert talking about his dad. The whole place was in tears. It was not good. It was crazy. And then, then yeah, I did the performance because it was dedication night. And anyway, what a beautiful response.
It's so lovely. If you haven't seen it, go check it out. It's, I don't know, less than three minutes long. Yeah, their dances are very short. It's so sweet. I watched it without sound too. And then I said, Hey, pull that up. Last night, you were just at the kitchen table. Are you sure? Pull that up. I want to watch it with sound. And it was, oh man, I watched it at work. And then I was like, don't cry. Don't cry. Don't cry. And then when I watched it with sound, I went, I'm in my house so I can cry if
I want to cry. You can cry. That's exactly right. And I wasn't judging you. You can do whatever you want. It was, yeah, it was very, very, very good.
And then he made a nice little dedication to his mom too. I don't know if you saw that basically like, here's to all of the parents who are either single or not that are working hard to make sure they show up every day. And it was lovely. It was really sweet. I think he's like a favorite to win that.
I think there's no way he's not winning it, right? Like everything I've seen points to he's going to win it. Is Andy Richter still on the show?
Oh no, I forgot he was there. Yep. So I love Andy Richter.
I'm trying to find out.
Andy Richter, I don't, I don't, dancing with the stars. I did reveal the people who are going to be on there. Most of them we were like, who?
Oh, apparently they've been sick during the past week. That's not good. He and his dancer have been not feeling well.
Andy? Oh no, Andy. Oh no. Well, sorry, Andy, you're not, you wouldn't have beat Robert Irwin this week anyway.
Well, have you seen him dance? He's like, I don't know how I'm on this show. And he's having fun with it. He's doing a great job. But every week that he goes by that he doesn't get eliminated, he goes, who are these judges? Like what is happening right now? Which I appreciate. Yeah. So week one, or I guess was this the most recent week?
I don't know how this works. Anyway, they got a 24 out of 40 on their salsa. And the judges comments were that it had fun energy but needed sharper footwork. Oh, dang it.
Yeah. Who's left? Are there a lot of contestants left?
Let's see. No one was eliminated week one, week two, Corey Feldman.
Oh no, Corey Feldman. Goonies never say die.
Corey Feldman and Jenna Johnson and Baron Davis and Britt Stewart were eliminated. Yup. And then week three, Lauren and Brandon were eliminated. And then on October 8th, is that the most, well no, that's not the most recent one, but Hilaria Baldwin and and Gleb.
Oh, that's Alec Baldwin. Yeah, they were eliminated in week five. Maybe he crashed his car because she got eliminated, do you think?
I don't know. It was like an act of rage. Oh, no. Maybe.
Did she crash it? Maybe.
Or did he? I'll show you dancing with the stars. No, he was driving her car, I think. I see. I don't know all the details because I don't like Alec Baldwin.
So I don't follow his news. He crashed into a building. Oh, he did, didn't he?
I stopped watching Alec Baldwin when he called his daughter and yelled at his daughter.
Remember when that was enough for you? Yeah, it was like, hmm, I don't like the way that you're talking to your daughter.
So I gave up on him and he knows it too.
He does now because you called him out on the radio. Now he knows because he was passing through. He was holidaying in Jackson and he just, he landed this morning and he was like, what's on the local radio? And he was driving through and he went, I can't believe it. I lost her because of that. Long ago. He's going to pull up in the parking lot now and he's going to come
in and he's going to go, hey, easy, easy. Yeah. We already had somebody crash through a wall here. We don't need that. So, yeah. Oh, you pull in slow. And then he's going to walk in here and he's going to go, I'm really sorry about that, that upset you so long ago and you're still hanging onto that.
And I'm going to say, will you please be a fan again? You don't owe me the apology, Alec. You owe that to your daughter.
You don't think he's made amends by now? No, I don't. Oh, man.
You're holding grudges for other people. You're holding so many grudges. You're holding grudges for other people. What's going on? You got room for that? Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Hey, listen, it's like, it works like a prayer circle.
Like sometimes you can submit prayers on behalf of other people. So you're doing a grudge circle.
Yeah. If you want me to hold a grudge for you, I will do it. All right. Call me. Tell me the problem.
So when people write on social media, they'll write thoughts and prayers. Yours is what and grudges. Yeah. Yeah. Anger and grudges. And there it is. Frustration and grudges. Salty grudges. Yeah.
Something. Tell me. Tell me your circumstance.
And I will hate that person with you. Salt and grudges. That's what it is.
I'll be like, ooh, I ought to. What? It's official. What is it?
We officially turned on our heat last night.
Yeah, it was kind of, the house got down to 65. I know it. And you walked around and you were chilly. I was cold. And so I said, should I turn on the heat?
And you said, no, I'm not ready for that. And I said, what if I just turn it on to 68? So we just get a look, because that's where we've been. We've been riding at 68. And that's been comfortable. I would say that's colder than usual. Like usually our house is in the 70. Yeah. And so for it to be at 68 and being comfortable, that's been nice. I've felt good about that.
I have too, especially at night. And for me to say, it's just because I'm going through a pair of menopause. Is that why? And I got some hot flashes happening. And some night sweats. All right, cool. And I go, let's do hot. Everywhere's so hot.
So I did do that. I did turn it on and up to 68 just to give us a couple of degrees to keep it kind of where we were comfortable. Yeah. I woke up hot in the room last night. Did you? Yeah. And that's because... Did you have a night sweat?
Yeah, a bit. Do you want to talk about it?
Not really. About your changing body?
No, I don't talk about my changing body. Thank you very much.
It's not fair, Josh. I don't make the rules. You just get to age so gracefully and naturally.
I don't make the rules. You didn't. I don't make the rules.
Well, I'm going to be mad at you for them anyway.
This isn't something I did. You can't be mad at me. I will be. This is just the way biology works. So there I am in my too hot situation, realizing that the living room and dining room and kitchen essentially control the thermostat for the rest of the house. So when we go to bed and the door is shut, the heat from the bedroom is not going out into the hall to affect the thermostat.
Same with the kids' rooms and the bathroom is open, but that's a real small space. Yeah. So all of the air to heat up has to reach that, but all that air comes from the living room, the kitchen dining room, and the hall right there, right?
Uh-huh. The bedrooms, all three doors are closed and so they're just turning into little heat traps until the rest of the house hits 68 and then it turns off. But it doesn't know the temperature in the bedrooms. Could be warmer than 68. Had to have been. Because I was so comfortable sleeping at 68. There's no way it wasn't at least 70 in there to make me feel way too hot.
I see what you're saying. So now I'm kind of thinking, well, I do have the ability to go in and program it so that at night it could go to 65 when we're in the blankets. I think that's fine.
And then warm up a little bit before we wake up. I could have it warm up before we get home or before we wake up. I could do something like that. I would like that. Program that. That sounds nice.
Yeah. Because I also, it was raining last night and I kind of wanted the window open because I like when it rains. That would have been helpful. Well, I didn't think about it until just now. That would have been helpful. But then I wouldn't make no sense to open the window with the heat on.
Again, with the door shut. Are we heating there outside? The cold air wouldn't get through the door to the thermostat. I see what you're saying. It would just cool off the bedroom, which is why I said, yeah, do that.
Let's try it tonight. Let's give it a go. I'm into it.
That needs to happen because it was too hot.
Yeah, I agree. It was a little toasty. I woke up and I went, oh, I'm so kind of sweaty.
But it was gross. Why are you talking like that?
I'm glad that you also felt a little sweaty because I always wake up going like, I'm not glad about it.
And I'm not glad about it.
You're the worst. Biology, man. I tell you, it's the worst.
Yeah. Anyway, I think we'll get it regulated. We'll get it figured out. I'll look at the schedule thing. Okay, look at us. I have officially lost a companion, someone that I have been close to, someone that's, that's weird. Something that I have been close to for the past nearly four years. Finally, it has happened. The chair that has been making all the noise, the chair that I have complained about for the past four years, the chair has fallen. Oh, I was doing a stretch. I put my arms up, I leaned back and I went, and I had to catch myself before I fell on the floor because the entire seat gave way. And it's out in the hall. I know in a pile right now.
That was almost scary because I know that seat is attached to a long hydraulic ram.
Yeah, that could have been very, very bad. I know.
I could have fallen and bonked my head.
I know. We could have had it. Work hazards. Serious workman's comp on our hands.
I mean, that chair has been unsafe for a long time.
And it finally did its final farewell.
It did. It gave in today. So it is out in the hall.
Learning a lesson.
I don't know what it's doing. Hopefully teaching a lesson. I hope it's teaching the lesson that for a lot of years that chair has been complained about.
Do you think it's repairable?
Yeah. Do I want it to be? No. Do I want a new cushion?
Yeah.
And new arms because the arms were kind of... The arms fallen apart. It's all, the foam is all disintegrating. Every time you touch it, it's a gross chair. It is a gross chair. And so I ran down the hall to find a new chair and stole one from another studio that had a few chairs. You didn't steal it. No, I asked. I said, can I take one of these chairs?
Mine died. And was told, yeah, I could, but that was that. And so I have this chair. And as I was leaving the studio, I was told, oh, hey, as you sit in that chair, it may slowly start sinking down. That's what mine does. So we have matching chairs now. I hope. We have matching, slow sinking chairs.
Josh, wouldn't it be cute if we both started sinking at the same time?
Yeah. Just bring your microphone with you so we can talk about it.
And then I'll slowly start to see your head go down and down.
Yeah. Lower and lower and lower.
Oh, that'd be so cute. Would it? Yeah. Well, if our hydraulics at the same time are like, hey, do you want to stop working?
Yeah. Yeah. Cute. Cute.
I don't know how cute it is. It's cute. I don't think it's that cute. This one, I'm going to tell you, kind of has a lean to it. It kind of... Lean back. It has a little bit of a rock to it. There's a... There's some things amiss. And then when I lean back, it kind of leans a little bit back into the right here. Careful.
Maybe you shouldn't be leaning back because that's where all the problems arise. From leaning back? Yeah, that's how the one died. You leaned back too much.
I stretched and it finally gave way. That actually broke metal weld. And look, I understand, I got a few extra pounds, but not that much. It's not like I really... And to be fair, let's really go back in time. I started here about four years ago on Classy 97 and have been sitting in that same chair the entire time. That chair was here long before I was.
Exactly. So I don't know how old that chair is, how many other people existed in that chair. That chair's seen some years. And it finally was like, I'm done being a chair.
It's kind of gross if you think about it, actually.
Because... Yeah. A bunch of strange people in a chair.
A bunch of people sitting in a chair that's made of cloth. And then you go, did that stain come from me or did that stain come from somebody else?
Well, the good news is we don't eat a lot of food in here. So there's not a lot of chair stain. Yeah, that's true. Which is good. It's not like a public restaurant chair.
There was one time you said that your chair smelled funny. Remember that? No. For like a week, you were like, my chair smells gross. Yeah, I don't remember that. And then I didn't hear about it again, the smell. It just went away. You kicked it over in the corner once because you were like, I can't stand the way that smells.
Maybe it was a different chair.
Did you have a different chair?
I don't think so. I thought you would always had the same chair. I did. But maybe there was another chair in here that was stinky?
No, it was your chair.
I don't know. I don't remember having a stinky chair. I do. Roll tape. Well... I don't know what to say about the stinky chair. I'm glad that I have somewhere to sit. I'm grateful for that. But this one is just as old as the one that just died on me.
Oh, no. And it's the same kind of chair. This one's not as wide. This one's a little narrower. So I feel a little bit more constricted.
But that's all right. And it doesn't have a lean back. I need a lean back chair. That's something I got to put in the request for my new chair that I get. It's got to have a lean back feature. Okay.
I'm trying to think what we could do with the broken chair. What kind of activities could we use those for? None. Some. None activities. Yeah. There's going to be some games. There's going to be some chair games to be had. No. Probably not on company time because if we get injured, that'll... Yeah. Or property. Our boss will say, no more hugs for you. Probably.
But anyway, I left it in the hall so that anybody walking by can go, oh, it finally gave way. I guess we should have listened and got him a new chair four years ago. Yeah. I guess so. Yeah. Look what you've done.
Yeah. Work hazard. I almost got very injured today. But I didn't. And I'm grateful for that. So anyway, on to a new chair. Here we go. Let's see how long this one lasts. Day one.
We were making our birthday rounds last night, not birthday. Bed time.
Yeah. I was following birthday rounds and going like, does this a thing now? We do. It's not your birthday yet.
And that is all the news. It was just time for bed. And I shut down the house, make sure the doors are locked, turn on the alarm, tell the dog it's bedtime. And she's pretty good. I always say it's time for bed and she goes and lays down on her bed.
Yep. She kind of sits there for a minute. Sometimes I go over and kind of pet her behind the head and say good night.
And she's got a cute, like she'll look up at you like, right. I don't want to go to bed yet. I still have so much energy left. Anyway, Emory helped me and tucking her in last night. Tucking her in. That's what Emory called it.
Well, I mean, if you're putting somebody to bed, that's tucking them in for bed.
Yeah. I guess that's true. So Emory said, that was cute that we tucked her in together. I go, that was cute.
And she said, I wish I could be tucked in. Oh no.
And I said, I'll tuck you in. I'll burrito baby. Yeah. Let's do this. And she said, no, never mind. And then she goes, but I do miss a story, a bedtime story and a tuck in. And I go, I'll do it right now. Let's have a bedtime story and a tuck in. And she said, no, maybe not.
So you miss it, but you don't want it. Like you want to miss it. Right. And she's like, I don't want it. I like that I miss it and I just want to keep missing it.
And then it made me think about when was the last time I did that. I don't know when it stopped or why it stopped or what age did I stop doing that? Because I would read.
It definitely would have been probably a transition between elementary and middle school. That's when it would have happened. Yeah.
It makes me sad. But there was just a thing that happens. There was a book that we would read. We were reading Lemony Snicket together, all three of us, behind the kids. And then they would separate to each of their rooms. And then I would read a story with Beck or let him read me a story and same with Emory.
So they would each get time, a book with me and then time alone. And that was nice. And I miss that and I don't know when I stopped. Well, just do it again.
Just show up with a book.
And be like, hey guys, we never finished Lemony Snicket. We didn't finish that series. I am aware. It should just get it out one day and be like, all right.
Let's pick up where we left off. I know that we were on the Slippery Slope book.
Okay. Which one is that? I think it's number 11. The 13, right? Yeah. Yeah.
Right. Am I right about that?
I'm looking. The Slippery Slope is book 10.
Oh, man. Okay. And there's 13. I think so. Okay. That's fine.
We can just pick up Slippery Slope and just start there. Just reread from book 10. Okay. I will. Just show up. Be like, listen, we got a family meeting. Story time.
Yes. Bring a chair. You're going to need one. Something comfy. We have that really nice seating area downstairs in the library. Just gather everybody and go, hey, we got to have a meeting. We got to finish this book. Why don't we finish these books? And then you just crack it open and start reading. They're going to love it. They're going to go, this is it. Bring your favorite blanket. We got a meeting.
Your favorite blanket and your favorite. We'll turn on the fireplace. Like a stuffy. Bring your favorite stuffy.
I'll sit in my old man chair with my cozy blanket. Probably the dog. Yeah. The dog will be there. So I'll keep her at bay and we'll have story time. Okay. With our teenage slash adult children.
And a tuck in. They have to be tucked into.
All right.
Just do it. Okay. I will settle down. You settled down. You were the one that got all ramped up.
I'm just encouraging you to make it happen. I think it's fun. I think you should do it. There's no time like tonight. No day but today.
So they say.
Yesterday afternoon, I guess evening time, we were on our way to go pick up Emory from a class. And as we're driving, we see this was late. This was like 9.50.
It was 9.52. Yeah. 9.50. Because you made a joke about the time.
Oh, that's right. But I just remembered that my clock is two minutes fast in my truck. So it was 9.50. Oh. Which gives them 10 minutes. Okay. So as we're driving through the neighborhood, we see these two young people standing oddly in the street. But they looked like they were like a new teenage dating couple or something. They were very coyly like, I don't want to go inside. But I also, let's stay on the far side of the truck that blocks the doorway so people can't see if we're smooching or whatever was going on. Right. But then I looked at the time and I went, yeah, somebody's got a 10 o'clock curfew and there's 10 minutes here. Somebody's got to get driving.
Somebody's better get to getting.
Because somebody's dropping somebody else off, but they also have to be home at 10. Uh-huh. Let's get the move on.
Unless he was dropping her off. Yeah. And then he was like, okay, I got 10 minutes to get myself home. I think that's probably how it was. That's
what I'm saying. Oh, I see you. So that's why they were doing their goodbyes. But they were doing their goodbyes in the road. Right. Like this is a weird thing. Get out of the road. I mean, look, young love. Super cute.
It is cute. And it's fun. Yeah. And you get those butterflies. We were half tempted. I was half tempted. I'm glad I didn't because that would have ruined their vibe. But I went, oh, I saw him sitting on the corner. My first instinct was to roll down the window and be like, what you doing? I didn't. And I'm glad I didn't because.
You're right. It would have ruined their vibe.
Yeah. And I was dumb. Don't do that. Don't be that person that ruin a vibe. Come on, Chantel.
I don't have one of those trucks that makes all the smoke. That also would be a way to ruin their vibe. Do that whole.
That would have been awful.
Would have been rude. That would have been rude. I don't do that. And I don't have a truck that does that. And if I did, I wouldn't do that.
I hope everybody got home to their curfew on time. Were you ever late to curfew at your house?
There was one time. And I got in a lot of trouble. What time was your curfew? I don't remember. I was grounded for life from the time I was three. So because I walked down to a neighbor's house when I was little. And my mom didn't know where I was. And that's just bad parenting. And I was grounded for life because of that.
Why wasn't she monitoring what you were doing? I don't know the answer to that.
I rode my tricycle down to the corner and I got in trouble. Nice one. Grounded for life. Parent. Yeah. So I'm still grounded right now. It's a wonder we get to hang out. I'm grounded. So I can't hang out for life. I should start throwing that out. I can't.
I can't. I'm grounded. Oh, that's fun. I never was grounded. But I did break curfew once and I got in big trouble. Yeah. Don't do that. But my sister was a bad kid.
Your older sister? She would sneak out sometimes. And so she got grounded a lot. And so I was like, I'm not going to be like that. Because I don't want my mom mad at me.
I'm not going to be like that. We did find out that Emery has some really good ideas about curfew. She was self-curfewing. She said, no, you shouldn't be home at 10 on a school night. You should be home by 9.30.
Like that's the latest. Because I got to be in bed by 10. So I got to be home by 9.30 so I can be in bed by 10. And I said, great.
Sounds great. Sounds awesome. Good job, parenting. Yeah.
And she was like, wait a minute. And I went, no, no. 9.30 instead of 10 is perfect. Sounds great. This is awesome. I can follow through on this. And then she said, and then on a weekend night, then you could do like 10. And I said, yeah, unless there's an event going, if you're at a dance or something that goes later. For a football game. But that's a case-by-case basis. But yeah, no, that makes sense.
That's how I broke my curfew. It was a dance. And I had some friends who rented the movie theater. And the movie went, I think the movie went to like 2 in the morning. Whoa. You didn't have cell phones. Right. So you couldn't call. And I mean, I could have gone to the front desk and called somebody. But yeah.
Could have left a note. I didn't know. I mean, the movie theater's near your house. You could have swung by and said, hey, we're going to the movie theater. It was burly. Everything's near your house.
It's small. So, but then she also said, and you have to send a picture of yourself at the place at that time as a proof you're where you said you were supposed to be. That's right. She did say that. And I went, these are great ideas. I like this. This is very responsible. Just keep parenting yourself. Yeah.
This was awesome. You're doing good. I like what's happening. You just made your own curfew rules. And I'm for it. So I liked your plan. Let's follow through on your plan when we need.
You're a good parent of yourself. Keep doing it. That's perfect.
Last night, I was working on the computer and I saw something that sort of was a little disturbing. And then when I brought it up to you, you were like, no, no, that's no big deal. And then I said, no, listen to me. And I explained it better.
And then you went, no, that is weird. So a lot of people can walk into a room and be like, man, it's dark in here. The absence of light being dark. And that's a normal thing to say. It's dark in here. Or you might walk in somewhere that's really quiet and be like, oh, quiet, like the absence of sound.
A great observation, a normal thing to point out. But no one ever walks in anywhere and goes, it smells like nothing in here. No one ever talks about the absence of smell.
Because I wonder why. I'm wondering if it's because it's rare that there's an absence of smell, maybe. I don't know. What do you think?
I don't know. Like I think you notice smells and you go, oh, some stinks. Or you go, oh, it smells nice in here. Yeah. But you don't ever notice when it doesn't smell.
When it doesn't smell like anything.
Then you just aren't smelling anything. Are you act, you have to actually think about, does it smell in here right now?
But you only notice the smells when you first walk into a room.
Yeah, and you become nose blind. Yeah, you get acclimated. Like right now I just took a whiff. What'd you smell?
Well, my nose is a little stuff, so I can't. Oh, okay. But it doesn't smell like anything. Yeah, same. If I smell my shirt, my shirt smells nice. Okay.
Yeah, it smells like laundry. Same.
My hair smells nice.
So if I- What's that like? What? Being able to smell your hair.
You can smell your mustache. No, it just smells like my lip.
Gross.
Yep, just smells like the rest of my face.
Hmm, interesting. Yeah, isn't it? Yeah, did somebody who ever wrote that have anything further to say about it?
No, it's just a point, just pointing out that observation. Okay. That it's normal to say, I don't hear anything. Okay. But then- I don't see anything.
That can also go for taste too.
Yeah, but you say that. Like if you ate something, you'd be like, this tastes like nothing.
Yeah, but even if I'm just sitting here, I'd say, I don't taste anything. Well, yeah, you wouldn't because you're not eating.
But you're also, you don't walk in a room and go, it doesn't taste like anything in here. That's not one of the outward senses, like sound and light.
I was doing a meditation. There was a meditation app that I was using for a while. And then it would say, there was like a, you had to do like name, look around and name three things that you can see and name three things that you can hear and name three things that you can taste. And I was like, I can't taste anything, let alone three things that I can taste right now.
I can taste the wall, the schnazberries. They taste like schnazberries. Yeah. What are you supposed to be tasting? You don't walk in a room and taste stuff unless you're there to eat.
Well, good observation, Josh.
Yeah. Kind of an interesting thought provoking one I thought I'd like to share.
It doesn't smell like anything, which is probably better than most smells that you smell.
You know? Yeah. No, you're right. If you walk in and you go, nope, I'm turning around. I'll be back later.
Yeah. Let this air out a bit.
Yep. This room is not for me right now. See ya.
What is the studio smell like right now? Sometimes you and I are in here all morning and then we're just kind of locked
in here with our own smells. We need somebody from outside to walk in.
I'll leave for a minute and then I'll come back in.
It's going to be more than a minute.
No, sometimes I can smell what it smells like. Okay, I'll be gone for a minute. Okay.
I'm going to step outside. All right. You want to know about something I found? Sure. I don't know if you're going to be into it, but I'm kind of into it. Mac and cheese stuffed mac and cheese.
Please elaborate.
Make mac and cheese. Check. So you can make macaroni and cheese. You can make shells and cheese. You can make any kind of macaroni and cheese you want. Okay. And then you know those big shells they normally stuff with like the ricotta and stuff. Those big ones. Like Manicotti? Yeah, the big like giant ones. Okay.
Put mac and cheese in there and then make that mac and cheese stuff mac and cheese. I kind of like it. Okay.
It's a lot of mac and cheese. You have to really like mac and cheese. I do.
I don't love mac and cheese.
Now, that's an interesting statement because I think there's mac and cheese that you would like, but I think making it yourself is really hard to get flavor. Yes. And so you end up defaulting to like shells and cheese, microwave or a box of macaroni and cheese, because at least then you can get some flavor. And so that's your mac and cheese experience.
Okay. Here's what I know. Is that fair? Yeah, but kind of. Here's like you love mac and cheese. My sister loves mac and cheese. And when we go somewhere and there's a side of mac and cheese, you and my sister both will be like, I'll have the mac and cheese, please. I'll never pick that as a side ever.
You know why? And every time I see you guys order it, I go, I should really like mac and cheese more. A lot of people like mac and cheese, but it feels like the same taste so repetitively in my mouth. That's a weird thing to
say because a hamburger tastes the same the whole time you're eating it. I know. A taco the same flavor the whole time you're eating that taco. I get it. I understand.
But it's say it feels a little bit boring to me sometimes. And I look at it and I go, that looks good. Let me order that. And then I eat it and I go, no.
It just feels kind of blah to me. And then somebody will come at me and say, oh, you haven't tried the one with bacon? Yeah, I have. Oh, you haven't tried the one with pulled pork? Yeah, I have. Because I try them all every time. That looks good. I think I like mac and cheese. And then I have three bites and I go, no.
Do a quick Google search for mac and cheese stuffed mac and cheese. Go to images. All right. And then the top left, you should see one that looks pretty similar to what I'm looking at. And it looks real nice. There's one on Instagram you'll see that looks pretty bland. And that one isn't it. That's over toward the right. But the first image that comes up looks good.
All right, I'm looking. My computer. I know. It's a slow one. Take some minute. Let me just do it on my phone.
Macaroni and cheese stuffed shells.
Those look really good.
That's what I'm saying because they did the little bread crumb thing on top. So you're going to get a little texture. You've got to get that. Right. So that's macaroni and cheese stuffed shells, which is just macaroni and cheese stuffed mac and cheese. Other people have done it in different stuff, which I think is interesting too. Like a macaroni and cheese stuffed pepper. I saw that. Which looks okay.
This one is a mac and cheese stuffed chili riano.
Yeah. That looks real good. There's a hamburger patty stuffed with macaroni and cheese in the middle. A couple of those baked potatoes stuffed with macaroni and cheese. See, I think maybe you just need to add macaroni and cheese like it's a ketchup.
Okay. Hold on though.
Like a condiment. Yeah. I do like deep fried macaroni and cheese. Like that's really good. Yeah. I think it has to be a texture thing. I think I just get so worn out by the just the cheese flavor. And just like the pasta flavor that I go, I need something more. I need more texture and I need more taste.
What about a macaroni and cheese stuffed chicken cordon blue? Now you're getting too crazy. That's in there. Somebody did it. What about taking it, take a zucchini, slice it long ways. Yeah. Spoon out the seed part. I've seen that. Stuff it with macaroni and cheese. It's macaroni and cheese stuffed zucchini. Bake it. Good to go.
That looks good actually. I would eat that.
There's a couple of different.
We have zucchini we have to use. Mac and cheese meatloaf. Mac and cheese stuffed mushrooms.
No. See, you lost me now.
What about, and listen to me, listen to me. This is one that's not listed. This is my own idea. Okay. What about mac and cheese stuffed deviled eggs? Gross.
That's awful. Let's not do that. Okay, what were you going to say?
I was going to say there's a macaroni and cheese grilled cheese. There's macaroni and cheese stuffed in a pumpkin. To go with your drink from earlier when we talked about that awful trend. Somebody took macaroni and cheese and stuffed it in an acorn squash and baked that.
Yeah. I like acorn squash. Mac and cheese stuffed tomatoes. Hollow out a tomato. Put mac and cheese in it. Bake it. You got a meal. I like this stuff mac and cheese in it kind of trend.
Okay, but why don't you like my stuffed egg?
Gross. Macaroni and cheese cannolis.
Why don't you like the egg one? Because gross what?
That's just as gross as this turkey meatloaf stuffed with mac and cheese. No, bro.
Devil eggs? Yeah. How's that any different from an egg salad?
Like a salad? Listen to me. Like a pasta salad. Listen to me. It's way different. How? Because of the mac and cheese.
What part of the egg is deviled? The yolk. Where's that going?
In the middle. In the middle of what?
There's mac and cheese in there. All you've done is stuffed mac and cheese in a hard boiled egg. And how much mac and cheese are you getting in there? Not much. A good spoon's worth. And that is also the name of a fantastic restaurant. A good spoons worth. Or just spoons worths. That's a great name. Frederick spoons worth. Hi, how are you?
We only serve mac and cheese in different variations. Spoons worths. Spoons worths, mac and cheese stuffed, all the things. Great. Someone's going to take your idea.
If we open up a spoons worths in East Idaho, I'm telling you right now, I'm hiring a lawyer. Why? Spoons worths, mac and cheese is ours. That's a million dollar idea.
Okay, but you have to be initiated into spoons worth. And the only way to do that is by eating a mac and cheese egg.
All right, Chantel, would you rather this or that?
Would you rather have pumpkin pie flavored toothpaste or candy corn flavored toothpaste? You leave back, sighed and started rubbing your eyes. Oh man. This was the worst question of your whole life. These are gross. Pumpkin pie. I knew you were going to say that because you actually do like pumpkin pie.
I don't mind pumpkin pie. I could go for pumpkin pie. As a matter of fact, we should get a pumpkin pie.
I can make a pumpkin pie. Yeah.
Or you can go spend a couple of dollars at the Costco and get that big huge one.
But that's a lot of pumpkin pie. If it's just- I kind of want a lot of pumpkin pie. Okay, but you and me just eat pumpkin pie in our whole house.
Maybe we could convince the kids to eat some pumpkin pie. Pumpkin pie is so good. Pumpkin pie or?
Candy corn. Yeah, pumpkin pie. I'm going to go pumpkin pie too. I knew you were going to say that. Now I kind of want pumpkin pie.
Because you thought about- Did you close your eyes and look at it with the real whipped cream on top?
Yeah, and then I thought- So did I. I thought if you put that real whipped cream on top, and you sprinkle a little nutmeg and cinnamon on top too. Yeah. That sounds real good.
Do you eat the back crust? I don't.
Well, it depends on where the crust comes from. There's certain crusts I don't like. Okay.
Where does this crust come from?
If I have a really good homemade pie crust recipe, and so I like that crust. So if I make it, I will always eat the crust because that's a good- It's a pioneer woman pie crust. Oh, is that right? Yeah, it's really good. And I do like the pie crust.
I like a graham cracker crust.
But a graham cracker and pumpkin pie? No.
I'd go for it. No. You know what else is good with graham cracker crust? Pudding. I love pudding. It's so good. Have you had pudding?
Yeah, grandpa, I have. Oh, man. So good. I might have to go get a pumpkin pie because that actually sounds really good. All right.
Do we don't need the big one?
No, they don't have a small one. I know. I know.
Dang it.
Okay, I just saw an ad for a show that I'm kind of excited about. Eli Manning is behind this. And it's a show. Do you know about this?
So I know a little bit about it. Yeah, go ahead. How do you know about it? Because a few years ago when Eli was- I thought it was just new.
No. So Eli did the thing. He dressed up as an undercover person and went and tried out for the football team. Oh. And he- I can't remember the name of his character, but so he did the thing. Okay. As a spoof and has now turned it into a movie or a TV show or something.
Yeah, it's a show on prime. It's called The Undercovers. Perfect. And the one I saw, the two trailers I saw, one was for Baker Mayfield. Okay. Who is the quarterback for the Buccaneers. That's right. And he's posing as a guy named Gus Swayze.
There you go. And he's roped in with a pile of super fans of Buccaneers super fans. And they get to go to the stadium and kind of do all this like Buccaneer type stuff. And then he's like, oh, I don't really know anything about football. And then he starts throwing a football and they're like, who's this guy? Okay.
Same thing happened with Chad Powers. Who is? That was Eli Manning's alter ego. Look up Chad Powers. He's gross look.
Okay. Well, so it was Gus Swayze. The one, the initial one I saw was a trailer for Justin Jefferson. Who you guys know is a Viking. Right.
So he's, he's pulling different players and having them do this.
That's fun. He is posing. Justin Jefferson is posing as a nature photographer and he's had a flag football game. Okay. And he's like, I, I like watching birds. I don't really like watching football. That's funny. And then he starts showing off his skills and they're like, who is this guy? He's a nature photographer. I think it's kind of funny. I hope it's not. What do I want to say? Cheesy.
Oh, but it's supposed to be.
But I hope it's not like totally scripted. Do you know what I mean? I get what you're saying. I hope it's just cool. I might check out the Justin Jefferson episode.
Yeah. Well, let me show you, I'll show you Chad Powers. And then you can take a look at Chad Powers and then you'll kind of understand the reference material. And that Chad Powers thing happened three years ago.
Oh, see, I didn't know about the show until just now.
No, no, no. The show is new. Chad Powers was a thing Eli Manning did as a joke. Oh, I see. For like ESPN. He just went and did a thing.
Oh, I got you. And he went undercover and he, and he went to the Penn State University, right? And, and he went to do tryouts as Chad Powers at Penn State. So he showed up complete face makeup, like unrecognizable and said, Chad Powers, and he tried out for Penn State's football team. And, and it's pretty fun to watch.
If you could go undercover. Yeah. What would your undercover name be?
So am I going undercover in my own industry? Like I'm going undercover here. Just as he went undercover in football. So it would have to be like a different thing. But I'm also not like the Eli Manning of radio. No, I know that. So it wouldn't, you know what I mean?
But that's not the point. The point is you're just going undercover.
Who's my ego? Yeah. I got one for you. Josh Tielor. No, I'm just doing undercover one. What's your undercover name? Well, it would have to be completely. I would go with some sort of like crazy, crazy zany radio name. What would that be? I don't know. Like, uh, hmm. Think about it.
Yeah. Well, and then like I did country for a little while. So I could go, I could go back into that realm a little bit. That'd be funny to walk in there with a big hat. But no cattle. I could do that. I could just steal that thing. Hey, it's big hat. No cattle on your radio. Hey, good morning. Yeehaw.
You know, all that stuff. I do. I do well and all that stuff.
I don't know.
Who's your alter ego? Oh, I was trying to. I feel like maybe you've thought about it.
Well, I was thinking about it just now. Every time I come up with a first name, I go, no, I already know somebody with that name. And so I don't want to steal that name. Probably, let me see. I would probably go as Jane Maguire. Jane Maguire.
That's nice.
Big hat and Jane Maguire in the morning. That sounds like something people would listen to, actually. It's a country radio show. Big hat and Jane Maguire. Oh, come on, big hat, you'd say. And I go, that's right, Jane. It'd be a great show.
Yeah, it sure would. Sounds great.
Sponsored by the Mac and Cheese Restaurant. Not beef. No. By Spoonworth's Mac and Cheese. Oh, buddy. We should wrap up the show.
Let's call it a show.
Yeah, tomorrow's Friday. We'll be back in the morning to hang out with you. Get the podcast everywhere. Podcasts are available. You can listen to these shenanigans on demand. But why would you want to? I mean, why wouldn't you?
That's the better question. All right, so get it wherever you get podcasts. And we'll see you back here tomorrow morning. All right, bye. Bye.
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