Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Wednesday, September 3rd, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
We don't want to have responsibilities, don't get duped into sending money to astronauts, Pudge the cat is Good News, we watched the salmon swimming upstream, Chantel will never get to finish a movie, we found some mascot heads for Chantel to try on, Josh has some favorite mountain ranges, you don't get back scratches if you don't get in bed on time, it's the 1990s and Josh wants to wear those dad fashions, Chantel is a great wing-woman, a long discussion about road trip qualifiers, a school lunch Would You Rather, and we discover this year's song of the summer.
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Bonus: Legos are fun
(5:17) - Responsibility
(9:05) - Send me money for oxygen
(13:45) - Good News
(15:36) - Salmon are spawning
(20:38) - Can't finish the movie
(25:08) - Mascot training
(30:17) - Mountain ranges
(36:29) - No back scratches
(42:35) - It's the '90s
(50:45) - Wing-woman
(53:35) - Road trippin'
(1:00:32) - Would You Rather
(1:03:02) - Song of the summer
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Full show transcript:
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Wake up Classy97 at gmail.com. Alright, I saw a thing online yesterday and I thought we'd kick off the show with it with a little bonus, little extra bonus content. What is it? This is a post that I saw online and said my seven-year-old announced that the most boring toy to receive would be one Lego. And so now there's this big family discussion going on about how many Legos you'd need to tip over into the fun category. So if you got one Lego, not fun, boring, one Lego, two Lego.
No, still boring. I think 50. 50. You have to have 50. 50 Lego in order to be fun? Yeah. You have to be able to build something.
Okay. The smallest Lego set is a little man. It's a little Lego man with a cement mixer. It is tiny. I was trying to see how many pieces it has. It's taken a minute to go. 21.
Okay. Oh no, that's the knight. That is the knight with a little, he's got a little equipment holder thing for his sword, his helmet, his armor. That is a 21 piece. There is a 19-piece set that is the Troll Warrior, which is a little spacecraft. There's a little cannon that's 19 pieces. Okay, the cement guy is 18 pieces.
Okay. There are smaller, they're getting smaller. 13 pieces is the smallest set. It is an Atlantis set and it is the Manta Warrior. So it is just a character with like a shark head with a trident and then a little rock thing with a little grass weed.
That thing is $3.50 and it is 13 pieces. Okay. So 50 is not enough, there's too many, you can have fewer to have fun. But yeah, but you still, that's not necessarily fun because you'll still, even if you have that little guy, you still want him to have a car or a boat or another guy.
You can't just have him by himself. But you could have, okay, how many pieces make up a Lego man? You've got the legs, the body, the torso. The head. The head is three and two hands. So a Lego guy is five pieces. That bear minimum. Yeah.
Right? A Lego or a woman. Okay, they called Lego guys, whether they're, they're all just, it's not sexist, it's not a thing. Stop making it a thing.
It's a Lego guy. I didn't make it a thing. Society made it a thing. Society. Okay.
So I agree. It'd be fun if he had a cool accessory. Like you could make him, like if I got a Star Wars stormtrooper and I got like a real basic kit to give him a speeder, that would be fun.
Yeah. And it could be like maybe eight pieces to build the speeder. So I'd be in 13 pieces. Five for the guy. Well, it'd be six because he has a helmet. So six for the guy and eight for the speeder. Some kind of weapon.
So 14. No, he's riding the speeder. Yeah, he needs a weapon.
No. What's he going to do in a speeder? I'm just speeding around. The speeder has guns on it.
Oh, okay. Well, then he needs like a speeder. Yeah, but then he'll also need like a companion.
Well, yeah, they do travel in herds. Yeah. So he needs another person. No, you just buy more than one kit.
Or like a pet shark or like a. Point is I could get away. I can enter fun zone at 14 pieces. Okay. I mean, minimal amounts of fun. 14 pieces.
I can have a speeder and a guy with a helmet. Minimal. Minimal. Yeah. That's the question.
The question is, and I'll repeat it for you. How many Legos do you need to tip over into the fun category? 14.
I need 14 Lego. Boom. I'm in fun zone. And just like that, you're having fun. Yeah.
14 Legos later. All right. Thanks for hanging out with us.
Let's start the show. All right. Oh boy.
What? Wednesday. It's morning.
We're here. All the things. Oh boy. Oh boy.
Oh boy. What's up? Oh, I'm trying to think. Nothing. We woke up this morning.
Yes. And you said, why does this have to be so early? I know.
I don't get it. And you said, the only solution is to go to bed early. Well, yeah. No. That is the only solution.
The only way to feel rested earlier when you wake up is by getting more sleep earlier when you go to bed. I know. I just, over that four day weekend, it was like, do what you want. Wake up whenever you want.
And it was lovely. Yeah. It's not as easy when you got responsibility. No. Yeah. I hate responsibility.
I get that. Raise your hand if you like responsibility. Not a person in the room.
No one. Yeah. No. Is there any responsibility you do like? No. Okay. I mean, I like feeling productive.
I like getting up and getting things going. No. No. No?
Yeah, I do. I guess. All right.
That's fine. I just, I think of all the things that I could be doing and sleeping in is always nice. It may be just getting a little more sleep.
It would also be nice. But then, you know, I'd be missing out on all that productivity that I could be doing. You were doing some productivity last night when I got home from work. Oh, I took care of the whole lawn.
Maybe you did. I mowed and edged and watered and I took the, I harvested a zucchini because I get a new one every day. No, I was going to make some zucchini bread. I keep forgetting. I have so much zucchini.
What do I have? Like five or six of them sitting on the counter now? Yeah. I got to get rid of some zucchini. I got to start handing it off to the neighbors. I do.
I've got to share the zucchini wealth. Okay. I have too many.
All right. I just need to go start leaving them on doorsteps. I will say that you walked out with some zucchini the other day and Emery was mortified.
Yeah. She was very embarrassed because I was going to take some zucchini to the neighbor. I didn't get a chance to because he was super busy and so I didn't get a chance to like interrupt him and they were getting ready to leave for camping. And so I went, they don't want to have a zucchini sitting on their counter while they're gone.
She was so embarrassed. Yeah. Well, and then I was doing the yard work yesterday when he got home and I had my earbuds in. And so I don't know if he said anything when he got home because I was just listening to some music and stuff. And so I just kind of waved, but I don't know if he said anything. So I felt kind of bad like, because sometimes they'll be like, Hey, how's it going or something? And I didn't hear anything. So I just waved when I saw him.
Oh well. You guys have a good relationship. Yeah. I don't even know his name.
I don't know either. I should figure that out. Take him some zucchini. Say, what is your name? What's your name? You, your wife, your little kid.
What's your names? And see if you guys can do a little pay thing. Oh, you want to, you want to split some, some gravel on the side of the house? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It needs to be done.
Maybe next week. Here we go. We're here. Rip Rorn ready to go? Yep. Okay. Close your eyes.
All right. Oh, that's dangerous. You're a woman in Japan. Who's 80. And you're a little bit lonely. So you start talking to a guy on social media who says, Hey, how you doing? What do you do for a living? Hi, I'm an astronaut.
Oh no. And you say, Oh, that's so great. You talk, you develop feelings, keep talking weeks and weeks and weeks.
And then he says, Send me gift cards. I'm in trouble. I'm in a space on a spaceship and my ship is under attack and I desperately need oxygen. What do you do? What do you do? Well, I don't send Amazon gift cards. I'll tell you that much. What do you send?
Nothing. It's a scam. You don't send him cash to buy more oxygen. That's not how it works. Well, she did.
Come on, man. She sent him a million yen or about $6,700. That's insane. It makes me feel really sad.
She is 80. I get it. But maybe, maybe when he said it was an astronaut, you just go, Red flag. That was my first, that was the first one.
Like I was like, okay, I'm an 80 year old Japanese woman. Yeah. That happened.
Yeah. And then I had a good laugh and then you. Did you, did you get into character? I sure did.
An 80 year old Japanese woman. Yeah. And then you said, I'm chatting with a space man and I went, no, I'm not. I'm not.
It's not a thing. Why do we got to pray on the elderly? I don't know.
Why do you have to pray on anybody? It's so disgusting. It's disgusting to scam anybody. I understand it is, it is disgusting to scam anybody. And especially disgusting low to hit the elderly for sure. It's absolutely cruel.
But the fact, yeah, the fact that he did it so easily too. I mean, this is the story that you have is that you're in space and your ship's under attack and who. Like what a weird comic book thing to say. And what are you writing to you from space? Immediately I would have been like, okay, well good luck with your space flight, buddy. I want my earth money. Does you know good in your little spaceship?
What do you got to put in coins to get more air? No. I wonder, here's the other part of the story.
Who is he attack from? And where did she send the money? Did she send the money to the space? No, to a bank account.
She wire transferred money. It's ridiculous. It's really sad. It is really sad.
All jokes aside, it is very sad. Hey, stay safe. I mean, don't get scammed. If anyone says you need to send me this money to get your computer to work, stop it. If anybody says you need to send me money, maybe check with someone else first and say, hey, what do you think about this?
Just maybe check with someone else. Call me. Because here's what I'm going to tell you. Hey, what's her name? I don't know.
Okay. I could assume it's a Japanese name. I would assume. Okay. If they, if she called me and she said, hey, listen, I am a Japanese.
I'm 80 and I've been falling in love with this space man. I'd go, no, you haven't. Like right then I would say, I'm sorry, you're being duped. Yeah.
Right out the gate. I'm going to say whatever he says he needs, he's just trying to take your money. Don't send him anything. I'm really sorry. That's probably going to break your heart.
But then it's the facts. Yeah. Just check with someone. That's all you have to do. Yeah. Somebody's like, I need money. Just go, let me check with my cousin.
Yeah. And neighbor, friend, bank accountant. Someone. Your bank accountant.
They'll tell you straight up. Don't send that money. That's a lot of money to send too. I know. It's really, really terrible. Don't get scammed. No.
Oxygen is expensive. Let's get you some good news. Last week, the Bowling Green State University football team in Ohio got their season off to a good start with a victory. Good news.
Okay. The players, of course, were happy to get a win and they were able to celebrate their success with Pudge the Cat. Pudge. Pudge the Cat has become a locker room hero.
Pudge. Over the summer, a player suffered a tough injury during practice, which dampened the team's spirits. And one of the players on the team named George Carlson wanted to give his teammates a boost. So he brought in Pudge, a fluffy, exotic, short hair cat. Pudge struts into the locker room like he belongs there. He spends time soaking up attention while the players smile through stress and the legend has grown. And now Pudge has his own jersey and a viral fan base thanks to social media clips of him doing what Pudge does.
Reporters have tried to interview him, but Pudge declines to comment. Pudge is now the official mascot of the Falcons and continues to offer emotional support during practices and games. And George is thrilled that his cat is doing so much to help his teammates. He said, I enjoy making people happy and putting smiles on people's faces.
And he's done that for me for so long that I wanted to share the joy. That's Pudge the Cat. Nice job, Pudge. Pudge the Cat.
Way to be bringing it in the locker room. Yeah. Aw, Pudge. You gotta go see Pudge.
Pudge's got a flat little face. Okay. And he's pretty good. He's a pretty good cat. As far as cats go, Pudge the Cat is a winner. I like his little face.
I like his face too. Anyway, way to go, Pudge. Bringing the joy. And it's good news. We drove up on Monday to a little spot.
I'm not allowed to say because Josh swore me to secrecy. That is correct. Because you did some fishing there.
That is correct. Well, you didn't fish. No, but you gotta stay out of the area.
All right. I mean, too many eyes will bring bad things to the area. That's what I'm trying to say.
But we did visit a place where you can see the red salmon swimming upstream to spawn. And it's very, very cool. It is very cool. At first we didn't know if we were too early. But then, oh, oh, splash of red. And they're very vibrant. The colors are super red. Once you see them, you're like, they're everywhere. Yep. And there were some little ones. Some of them are big ones.
Right. But, oh man, I'm rooting for you. Rooting for you, buddy. Keep spawning. Keep going up that.
Keep going up that. It's so fascinating to me that they can return to where they came from. It's just built into them to swim back up to where they came from and to spawn and do their thing. The sad thing is that like a lot of them, the battle is so hard that they might make it up there to spawn, but they're done.
Like they're just so depleted when their little fish bodies float back downstream after they're done. It's super sad. It's just a part of the thing. But anyway, it's wonderful to see. It is very cool to see. And if you know, you know.
If you don't, I don't know either. You can't even tell them the one spot that we went to go see the salmon. Everybody was up there. It's not that it's inaccessible or that it's hard to figure out. It's just really cool. And I know that people want to be good people, I would hope.
But I've seen some not great people and I don't want to ruin the areas. We went to look at one spot where we saw some salmon and somebody had made with rocks. Right.
They build these pools in the rivers and the streams and creeks and stuff. And you can't do that. You're messing with habitat. People do it like, I'm going to sit here. I'm going to build this little pool, slow the water down so I have somewhere to sit comfortably. That's not, stop it. Don't build rock carons. Don't do that stuff. And then we were trying to watch the salmon.
They were unsure where to go actually. Well, it actually makes them harder. That's what I'm saying. Because they can't get into your little slow pool and you've manipulated the water flow now. So the only way for them to swim upstream is through the hardest part. Yeah, that part was tricky. They can't hit both banks and they have to go through a very tough section because human interaction. Humans have intervention, not interaction, human intervention. So you got to, that's why, that's really why.
Because people think they're doing something great. Oh, look, now there's a pool for us to sit in. You've just obstructed a pathway in nature.
Like, quit it. And I didn't get down there and break it up, but I should have. It would have taken a while because they had spent some time making that little pool. Yeah, but it would have been time well worth it. It would have been for sure.
Anyway, that's why. Go get him, salmon. But you got it. No, they're going to do great things. They're going to make more salmon and salmon, make more salmon and then, you know, ta-da. Ta-da. More fish. And I like salmon. Yeah.
Mm-mm. That's a different kind of salmon, but yes. Is it? Well, I guess not necessarily, but the salmon you usually get isn't native. It isn't from here.
Oh. You usually get like Alaskan salmon, like, which are much, much larger. But those are the ones that swim from the ocean, which this is incredible, all the way up to Columbia and then back into the Snake River, back into the salmon river, back into the hatcheries, back through everything to go where they came from.
And that's pretty incredible. But we don't need to get into that conservation conversation because that's a big heated debate. And I have my own opinions on that. We don't need to dive into it. That's not. Keep it easy.
It's just I like watching the salmon come up and, you know, we should make it easier for them. That's all. That's it. Okay. Simple and easy. Let the fish do what the fish do.
Which is? Swim upstream and spawn. That's exactly right. Anyway. Keep going, salmon. There you go. Hey, let's go. It is rare for me to start a movie and finish it in one go.
Yep. There was a movie on Netflix that I was like, oh, I haven't seen this. I'm going to watch this. Uh-huh. Three nights later, I was like six nights.
No. Felt like three, three, three nights later after I felt like I watched it six nights in a row. I only watched it three nights in a row. Felt like. I kept falling asleep. I know what you felt, but that's incorrect. Wow.
Don't share your feelings with Chantel. Got it. On it. Check's out. Got it.
Okay. So, so even though it felt like six times to me, it was only three. It was only three. Fourth night, I go, I'm going to finish this movie tonight. Tonight's the night. Big night. Cozy on down. Turn on the movie or turn on the Netflix. Yep. It's September 1st.
Where is that movie? Hmm. Okay. No longer on Netflix. It's September 1st, Chantel. I can't find it by the title. Let me look by the actress instead.
Oh yeah. Because you forgot the name of the movie? Nope.
No. It's not there anymore. September 1st. They took it off. Yeah.
They took it off. And now you're never going to finish the movie. I finished six times.
Did you finish it? I'm sure of it. Because it seemed like you fell asleep before I did.
No. I've seen the same scenes six times. You tried watching it when we were out of town this weekend. Yeah. On your phone. And then you fell asleep and I went, what are we doing? Trying to watch that movie. Now I'll never watch it.
Now I'll never finish it. I'll never know. I'll never know. I'll never know. Amy Schumer in it and Bill Hader in it. Right. I'll never know.
I love Bill Hader. Yeah. Will they end up together? I don't know. Tom, why did they take that down? Because they knew you wanted to watch it. They should have warned me. It's just like when you have a favorite food at a restaurant and then they take it away off the menu.
They're like, Chantel likes it. Get rid of it. That's what always happens to me. It's personal.
It's just because of you. When I used to eat at Taco Bell in college, they had a spicy chicken. Yep. Taken away. Gone.
They also had a chalupa Baja style. Taken away. Those are my two favorite things. Take it away. Why do I- I was never a fan of the chalupa. I'm still not a fan of that thing. Oh, I like it. No, I don't like the fried shell. Oh, I like it.
No, I know. I did like the gordita. But I never did like the chalupa. I wish the gordita would have stuck around and not the chalupa. No, the chalupa is- Get rid of the chalupa. No. No one likes it.
Get rid of it. Raise your hand if you like the chalupa. No one. Look at all of these people. You didn't even do it. I did. No, you didn't. And then you did it like this. Like, ta-da.
Like I was putting in a light bulb. Yeah, what are you doing? I'm doing it.
Man, oh man. I got a bone to pick with Netflix. Well, I'm sure you can watch it somewhere else.
I'm sure I can too. You didn't hear my joke. I said they should have warned me that it was leaving. I'm sure they did.
They did. I'm sure it had a giant leaving soon label across the front of it, which is probably why you picked it in the first place. You went, oh, I haven't seen that. And that's leaving soon.
I should watch that. Probably. Yeah. And then six days later in a row, you still haven't finished it. Three.
Way more than three. Also, let me say this too about all of the streaming services. I wish, I wish they all had the capability. First of all, if you fell asleep in a movie, you can never find it again.
I wish it would say, here's what you just recently watched. Some of them do. Some of them don't. But then I wish that it would know when you fell asleep. So just pick up where you left off. That's what I wish. You know what I wish?
What? You could just finish a movie. So I didn't have to watch it six times in a row. Three.
Six times in a row. You're such an exaggerator. You got a snarky little attitude this morning. What are you talking about? I do not. Yeah, you do too.
Little sass. Prove it. Hey, so the Halloween store is open.
Yes, it is. And they have giant mascot heads, which I think is great. And you think is gross to wear, but I still put you in a bunch of them. I know you did. And was it hot breath in there? I don't know. I was trying not to think about it. I didn't want to put them on because I didn't know how many people had tried them on. Not very many.
Only a few little kids that coughed and sneezed at them. Yeah, I know. And then you said, I mean, no, no, no, not this one. I got this one in a box.
No, I didn't get it in a box, but they were way up high. That was the thing. Like it would have had, in order for a kid to try it on, like they would have had to been able to reach that shelf. They just asked their dad.
You think dad's like, yeah, try it on. Oh, yeah. Okay, maybe. But maybe not.
And it's early. So, you know, later on down the road, there will be more heads in there. But anyway, the point is you really want to be a mascot. I found some mascot style heads and I put one on you and you had a good time. It was fun. I think you had a good time. I did have a good time. You're only in there for like two minutes tops.
Yeah. And you did a little dance. I did. And? Well, I tried on a couple. Yeah.
The first one I tried on, I couldn't, they're a little big, big for my head. So it was a little bit wobbly. Yeah. And then I couldn't really see because the eye holes were supposed to be up here, but because it was so big, it kept flopping down. Hold your head up. So then I couldn't see. No, I was trying to. No, I know.
Hold your head up. It was kind of heavy to hold. Oh, it wasn't that bad. You didn't know you didn't try it. I held it in my hands. It wasn't that heavy. You didn't have it on your head. No, because the kid sneezed in it. I wasn't going to wear that.
My favorite part was you probably got down like three or four. Yeah. And every time you brought one over, I go, no, I'm not wearing that. And you go, no, this one's fine. This one's clean.
It was in the back. Every time. But then I found the ones with the moving jaw. That was fun.
Yeah. That one was probably the one that creeped me out the most. It was tight. Just because you have to move your mouth in that one. And so then I went, oh, I'm not going to move my mouth.
Because I don't know who's been in this. So I'm not using my mouth. And then I went, I got to get this one off.
Uh-huh. We got to get you one. You need the whole outfit though. I know some of the ones that have the little boots. Yeah. The little feets.
Yeah. They didn't have the pink feets to go with the head you were wearing. They just had gray and white.
Yeah. And like a black or a tan color. They didn't have pink.
No. And if you're going to be the pink head, you got to have the pink hands and pink feet. And a pink tail. Yeah, it's got to work. It's got to work together.
Yeah. You got to be like one thing. You can't be a disjointed mismatch calico looking thing. Well, I guess I better find a mascot suit for Halloween then. I just think you just need it for everyday life. It's like my gorilla costume.
I know. Because I think it'd be funny to do everyday things dressed as a gorilla. I still haven't really done it. No, you haven't.
But if you walked by or drove by, saw me mowing the lawn as a gorilla, wouldn't you be like, what is wrong with that guy? In the middle of May. Yeah.
I have to do it early. That's what I said. May is fine. Yeah.
But it can't be like October because then everyone's just going to be like. Right. Oh, some goof. Getting his Halloween costume ready. But I do own a gorilla costume with a moving mouth.
It is pretty funny when you wear the gorilla costume and skateboard down the street. Right. You've done that before. That's funny.
Yes, it is. I haven't done it in a long time. I should do it and ride my bike. Yeah. You ever seen a gorilla ride a bike? No.
Oh, no, yeah. A bicycle or a motorcycle? Well, you wouldn't be able to wear it. I wear a helmet. Either way, I wear a helmet.
So I'd have to figure out how to put the helmet on the gorilla head. That's not safe. No? Just get your bicycle. Well, that's what I'm saying. I still wear a helmet there.
I was thinking about a gorilla wearing a bicycle helmet and that made me laugh because it's silly. Anyway, you've got to get your one. It has to happen real soon. Okay.
Which fun. Well, I don't know. Let's look online. Okay, let's do some shopping around. All right.
It's just down the hall. I had a giant sneezing fit. I can. It's bad. I can hear that. I think I'm allergic to the people I work with. Me?
No. I was down the hall and you were in here. I haven't sneezed all morning. I've been hanging with you. Okay, good.
I thought I was- Bunch of coworkers and I started sneezing. I don't know. Different colognes and perfumes and smells and stuff. Something got me big time. I thought I was people you work with.
No. I couldn't catch my breath. I was sneezing.
My whole head popped off. I felt like Calvin. Calvin?
Oh, have you not seen that comic strip from Calvin and Hobbes where he sneezes and his head pops off? No. Oh, it's a good one.
Solid reference. I loved Calvin and Hobbes very much. I did too, but I don't remember that.
Very much. I had a big Calvin and Hobbes collectible book. It was in my stuff.
I can't find. Oh, no. I know. You can't find any of your childhood stuff. It disappeared. I know. It's sad. Yeah.
Anyway. Anyway, we were driving in Salt Lake over the weekend and we looked out and we went, this is actually very, very, like what a beautiful state Utah is. We were in, we were in Taylorsville and, and walked out of a store and the, and the mountain range is like right there. And it's just amazing. It is amazing.
It's amazing. And you said, this is my favorite mountain range. One of. And I said. This is not necessarily my top.
Oh, you said top three, maybe. So this is one of my absolute favorites. Yeah. And then I went, you have a favorite mountain range, but the fact that you have a favorite mountain range or that you've separated your mountain ranges into favorites is very, it's very you. That's a very Josh thing to do. Yeah. Well, I spent a lot of time in the mountains looking at different things and hiking them and stuff.
So yeah. What are your top three? My top, I don't know.
I don't have a top three. The sawtooth are incredible and, and very like they will sneak up and surprise you. If you, if you, if I could blindfold somebody and take them to Stanley and head up the road to the west out of Stanley. I think that's the one that takes you up to Stanley Lake. Yeah. That road, if I could take folks right there, take them out out of Stanley, go past the town and, and stop the car, have them stand there and take off the blindfold.
Holy smokes. But you'd have to get somebody. You'd have to get somebody. You'd have to get somebody from. Blown away.
You'd have to get somebody from like an urban city. Yeah. Yeah. Like somebody who's never seen a mountain range before. Sawtooths are awesome. On the other side, on the eastern side of the sawtooth. So if you go, you know, to, to that way, that's where the white clouds are. And I spent a week in the light white clouds, not my favorite week. It was a good week.
It was just very, very hard. But we did four or five different summits that were all over 10,000 feet as we hiked around there. And that's, I mean, you can see Mount Bora there. You can see that whole range is just awesome. Very, very cool range. Now when you're standing up on top of some of those summits, like you can see all kinds of things. And so that whole area, if you're down on the road, it looks a lot different than when you're up on top of it.
That's what I'm trying to say. Wow, that's true of any mountain. Yeah. Obviously the Teton range has to be in the top. Like it is definitely one of the top. We get to see it all the time.
I've been supposed to be doing that for the past three years. But that is a view when you're standing there and you've got the grand to your to like right there like you can reach out and touch it. It's incredible. I haven't seen it from the tea time. I've not been to Grand Teton National Park. How sad is that?
I know that's pretty pathetic. I need to go to the other side and go through the park. I've seen a lot of Yellowstone. I'm excited to see more of it the next couple of weeks. Sawtales really pretty.
The Bitterroots pretty. The Lemhigh Range is pretty like all of it. It's just I love mountains.
I don't know. I'm glad that I live where the mountains are easy to get to. Because same deal like I like Kinport and Howard in Pogatello. They're so right there. And that's awesome. Like just the fact that you can go to a mountain right now. It's great.
This is the best place in the world because of that. Have you seen the stuff in Sun Valley? Have you seen Baldi? Yeah.
I mean come on. These mountains are great. Good job. You know a lot about mountains. I do know some mountains. Let's take you to the east coast and see some mountains. You haven't seen? East Coast Mountains. Yeah.
They've got some. We went to San Diego and we found a mountain and walked up it. It had a road and we walked up the only mountain we could find by the beach.
Like there's the Appalachian Mountains. Oh okay. Sure. Sure. Sure.
I would like to go see the Smoky Mountains. See. Yeah. Those would be great too. Yeah.
Or the Shenandoah. Yeah. I've flown over the Rockies.
Nice. And I've been in Denver so I've seen part of it. They're pretty rocky. That's what I heard. They're rocky. They're a little rocky. Good job. High five on mountains.
Yep. One of the main things that you love is a nice back scratch. Oh man. Who doesn't like a nice back scratch? You love it though. I really do.
I feel like I could have that every day and I'd never get tired of it. I know. I know this back scratch. Matter of fact I could go for a back scratch right now. Well I owed you one last night.
Yeah I know. And then you got out of it. I got busy. I got busy working on maps. You said hey can I have a back scratch?
Yes you can. And then guess what? I went to bed and you had a map and highlighters and your phone with the internet.
I had a whole thing going on. I'm not waiting for this. I know you fell asleep. No I'm not. That's my fault. I get it. I understand why I didn't get a back scratch last night.
I get it. I got wrapped up in a map. This is me on a Tuesday night. Real exciting stuff. Let me review this map. I have some highlighters. I'm planning out routes.
Yeah and then you said. Highlighting campsites. I'm doing a lot. To me you said here's a school about this and I went mmm. Do you remember what I said? Sure don't. Josh it's not that I didn't want to. I was adding up mileage.
I'm looking at the route, the best route, whichever you like. Okay I do remember that. You said it was five and a half miles and then six and a half. Well then I started looking at the other route and I kind of liked the other route a little bit better because I think it's a flatter walk in. I'm trying to decide would I rather have a flat walk in and a downhill out or an uphill in and a flat walk out. So I kind of want flat walk in downhill out.
It's kind of what I'm thinking. Okay. If we're looping, if we're not looping, if we're in and out on the same one, I'm taking flat both ways. And this is the, we're taking a hike with some friends.
That's right. I feel like maybe we should ask the group. Well I know but that's why I'm doing this because they're going to go like this. They're going to go did you look at the maps Josh? Have you reviewed the maps?
And I'm going to go I have. Are you the map guy? I'm the map guy. You kind of like it though. I like being the map guy.
That's why you're the map guy. And I don't think anybody who's on this hike has gone to this place before. So it's all new. And that's why it's like no one knows. So if I mess it up, then everybody's going to have a bad time. So I've got to spend some real hardcore time because I think we're going to try to meet and talk about it tomorrow.
Oh no. And so I've got to do my research diligently so that I can be informed when we go to have the conversation and I go, oh yeah, yeah, yeah. I looked at the map. I checked out the map.
I got it. So it can be stressful. That is kind of stressful. I appreciate that you one, know how to read the map and two, like to do that. I do. Because I don't.
But I've got to look at all the topography and I've got to look at some of the different elevations and stuff to find out because the steep part of going the one way, and I say steep meaning just this elevation change toward the end of it right before the campsite could be a bad time if it's like five and a half miles into the hike and then you got to go uphill. Yeah. That doesn't sound fun. No. So I'm trying to weigh it out. Okay. I do see.
And that's why I didn't get a back scratch. No. Because I was doing cartography.
You, you had that map out and I said, I'm not, I'm not staying awake for this. That's all. Just trying to, you know, trying to sort some things out. I need to read some, some articles. I was reading a couple as well as why I had the internet going because I was reading other people's adventures and log notes and stuff about the hike that they had gone on. And one guy had come from the Wyoming side and said, but if you're coming from the Idaho side, you probably want to take this route instead because it's faster. You know, and that's where I learned that it's a flatter hike in. I'm like, man, that sounds nice. I like the flatter hike. It's a little longer.
It does add like an extra mile, but we would hike that mile out if we went the other way anyway. If we do the loop, that's the conversation. Let's, let's. Maybe we do an out and back. Maybe we don't loop.
It'd be easier for shuttles. Okay. Let's bring it up to the group.
We'll bring it up to the group. Get your map out. I will have the map. I will have it up on the screen. Well, it'll be a whole thing. I should.
It's very, it's very intense. I should bring my own map. Oh, hand drawn. And then I'll circle some things and make myself act like I'm like, no, what I'm talking about.
Well, if we walk in this way, circle and ready. Do you want to know what I really like about the map is that it's highlighted on all of the places that I have walked in and hiked and explored. And so it's kind of like a log of its own. It also has a note where I caught a really big fish that says big fish and I put the date and everything. It was a, it was a big fish. That fish was a football.
It was huge. Anyway, I like that stuff. I think it's nerdy. I like it too. It's cute.
It's cute. Let's frame it and hang it up. Frame it. It's a functional tool.
It's a map. Frame it. When you're done with it.
When I'm done with it. Sorry. Whoa. Don't touch his map. It's a tool. It's not a picture.
Come on now. We've noticed this for a while now that the nineties are back. Oh, it's the nineties. The kids are dressing like we used to in the nineties. They're back in a big way. What I saw this weekend in regards to fashion and the way hair was done and like we're this close to bringing back the metal bead necklace thing and the puka shells.
Yeah. Like I used to wear all that stuff. Like I wore it because it was cool in the nineties. But the big wide leg jeans are back. They're bringing back the big fat skate shoes, which I think I just need to redo my fashions. We were talking about this yesterday. I need to redo it with all my nineties stuff.
Yeah. I want them to bring back soaps. I miss my soaps.
I really like those. Soaps were an aggressive walking shoe. So look up soap shoes. Look it up.
No, I'll talk. Look up soap shoes. That's a fun one. Yes. What's aggressive walking? Look up soap shoes.
Stop it. And then you'll see if you look up soap shoes and go to images, you will see there's like the fifth image is a video to where you can see the shoes. So they're like a really nice shoe, but in the middle of the arch where your foot arches, there is a plastic little thing right there that lets you slide down rails or on curbs so that you can hardcore parkour without all the jumping.
You're just grinding down rails and hitting curbs. I had a pair of soaps. Did you do this? Yes. I aggressive inline. This was just so I could do it well at any time. I know that you had aggressive inlines.
I didn't know you had aggressive walking. I had soaps and they were very cool and I wish they would bring back soaps. Can you buy soaps? I don't know, Josh. I really hope so because I want to see you do this. I would love to do soaps.
I would absolutely do some grinding. Okay. So there's a new company that's making them called Power Slide. They're like $80.
Bro. I'm watching this video of a guy that tried to. Was he doing some, some sweet stuff on his soaps? Then he fell at the end. Well, you know, that happens.
But I really liked them and it was a good way to practice my inline skating moves. Safely. Well, not safely, but while I was just out and about. Aggressive walking.
How about they're calling it free sliding now? Okay. So when we saw all of these kids dressed in their nineties gear, you said, I don't necessarily want to dress in nineties gear. But maybe I could dress like dads used to dress in the nineties.
That is true. So then we looked up what did dads look like in the nineties? Nineties dads. Nineties dad. What?
Clothes, I guess. And, and yeah, then I found this photo of these three dudes standing on a front porch. Did you find this photo? This is the exact photo I pulled up and I'm not ready to tuck in my t-shirts. You have to tuck in your t-shirt. You got to get a black leather belt. You got to get crew socks.
I do have to have white mid-shin socks. I like that cooler. What a great accessory. You have to get a mustache. I got that.
I can do the mustache. And then jean shorts that go to your knee. Yeah. Knee length, jorts is a choice, isn't it? And white shoes, white sneakers, white new balances. Well, yeah, that's the look. I don't know.
I mean, look, I just found another one. This dude at the grill is rocking the knee length, jorts, black belt, tucked in polo, sunglasses. He's got on the white sneaks and the mid-shin white socks. I don't think I can pull that off.
Okay. Here's a picture of Jerry Seinfeld. No belt, tucked in white button-up, blue jeans, white sneakers. It's such a look. It is a look.
And everyone would know that you were from the 90s. It's gross. Jean shorts. Yeah. To your knee, white new balances. Okay.
You got this. It's also, there's an Al Borland kind of look too, with kind of a boot. Again, blue jeans, tucked in flannel with a belt. Tucked in flannel. Yes. Al Borland style.
Here's a picture of Tim Toolman Taylor. Again, jeans. Pick any to hide from any sitcom in the 90s. It's a tucked in shirt. A tucked in shirt into jeans. Look at the jeans. I can't do the tucked into the jeans thing. Oh, it's such a gross look.
It's so not it. You could do this. Oh, I know I could.
You have all this in your closet already. What? No, not in a bad way, Josh. I do feel like though, like if I rolled up to the mall with all these kids in their wide leg jeans and their spiky hair on there, bleached it now. Like I do like that we're getting away from the like the broccoli head thing a little bit and we're getting into the 90s like spike it up like just, you know, aggressive looking hair, because that's what I had. I thought it was really super cool. It is cool, Josh.
And then, you know, it was it was a rad time. So get this look. Get this mindy. And wander around the mall. Like, hey, kids, no skating. No skating here, kids. No, you just walk around giving good advice. Like, oh, do that when I was your age.
Oh, oh, no, I could I could be the like the neighbor character. That's what I'm saying. Right. That the teenagers are like, we go to like Mr. What's his name from Boy Meets World? Oh, yeah, I can't think of his name.
Finney. You know what I'm talking about. I know what you're talking about. But it's Wilson in Home Improvement.
It's the but Wilson really worked with Tim. He was like, no, listen to him. You're making the wrong decision.
You need to help the family. You know, he was he was really there. But I think it was Finney. Yeah, it's got to be Finney. Finney. That's right. Yeah, I was super close.
But yeah, that's the character where I'd be like, listen, you teenage hooligans, you need to settle down. Be home at home for dinner on time. Here's some good advice. Sit around the table with your family. And everyone's like, it's good for you.
That guy. You're going to learn good things. Respect your elders and that. I could be passing on great advice to the youth.
That's what I'm saying. Dress up. Nineties dad outfit. Go to the mall.
See what they say. Tucked in shirts, though. How do you reach stuff up high with a tucked in shirt? You know, it's tough. Deceptive retuck. Every time.
Yeah. How often are you reaching up high? Oh, I got a lot in my wood shop all the time. In the garage all day. Everything's up high.
You have to get a really long shirt or a step ladder or that. There's solutions. We've got solutions for you. I'll have that across a shirt. We've got solutions. It's a good one. It'll be tucked in.
We've got solutions. Oh, it's so gross. We were at the mall and Emery saw some boys that she thought were cute. Yeah. And she ran away. Yeah. As she does. Right.
And she said, oh, those boys are hers. Which is what they say now. I guess. I don't quite know what it stands for. Do you?
Husband material. Is that what it is? I have no idea. I'm making that up. It sounds right though. What I did as her wingman, her wingwoman. That's funny.
You would classify it as that because I feel like it was anti-wingwoman. I walked right over to where those two boys that she thought were cute were looking at something. And I said, oh, what is going on?
What are we looking at over here? I didn't talk to them. No. But I stood very close to them. And then I said, hey, Emery. And she looked over and went, no. And gave me this look. I know. And then ran as far away from me as she possibly could.
Right. The fact that you were standing even in the same store as them was too much. But then they kept moving around and you kept like, oh, what's over here?
So for about eight minutes, you sort of weirdly stood next to these two dudes just to make your daughter uncomfortable. Oh, yeah. Yeah. You know, as you do.
As you do when you're the parent of a teenager. It's the thing you do. What's the harm? I did nothing wrong. You did nothing wrong. I didn't talk to them. I just stood in the same circle.
The synod. Yeah. It was too much. You've done too much. I did too much. But, oh man, it was fun. Yeah.
It was a good time. But I think it's interesting you chose to call yourself a wingman. A wingwoman. Yeah. OK. Yeah. Because it's not it. Why? You weren't you weren't like, hey.
My friend thinks you're cute. If I had spoken to them. Oh, could you even imagine? She would have disowned me. Yeah. Well, I think she sort of disowned you anyway. But, but yeah, no, you're right. If I had actually said, hey, can I ask you guys a question? Over.
Done. I would have been kicked out, kicked out of the family. Yeah. Surprised you weren't? I know. Wingwoman. Uh-huh. Sure. Sure thing. I'm the best. Yeah.
And embarrassing. You are the best. That's my main mission in life. And I love it.
Mission accomplished. How long does a road trip need to be for you to consider it a road trip? Ten minutes. That's I caught you off guard. You did.
Ten minutes. No. Uh, it's got to be, I would say, for where we are in East Idaho. Okay. If you're in Pocatello and you're going to travel to Rexburg, I don't think that counts.
If you're in Rexburg and you're going to travel to Pocatello, if you're somewhere in between and you're going to travel to either of those cities, I don't think if you're still within the boundaries of East Idaho, that's not a road trip. Okay. I think you have to go beyond there.
Okay. Are, would you put it in terms of mileage or hour? I, I'm putting it in terms of geography. If I lived in, in Ogden and I was driving to Provo, I don't think that's a road trip.
Seriously. But if I'm, if I live in Ogden and I'm traveling to St. George road trip, I think Ogden to Provo is a road trip. Ogden to Salt Lake is a road trip. Hmm. Nah. I don't know if I'd consider that a road trip.
No. But Ogden to Provo, yes. Salt Lake to Grantsville, where we went to the racetrack was a 40 minute drive. That was not a road trip. That's not a road trip. That's what I'm saying. I think if it's three or more hours, that's a road trip. Oh, of course that is. Well, I would even say two hours.
Two hours is a road trip. Yeah. Yeah. But I would say, yeah, is a road trip. Right.
But if I was, if I was only going to Island Park from Idaho Falls, that's a road trip. Yeah. I agree. And that's not two hours.
It's more than an hour. But I think it's more about the geography of the thing. If I'm leaving a civilization, a community, to go to a different community, then that's, you know, East Idaho counts as a community.
Okay. And if I leave East Idaho to go to a different community, then that counts. Somebody, I was looking at a debate online and somebody said three hours is too short to call it a road trip.
No way. And then they said, if you're in the car long enough to have a, to hit a drive through, like, because you're in the road long enough to have a meal, that's when they consider it a road trip. All right. But what if you just left late in the morning? Well, and here's what I'll say. They said, they said, if you wouldn't want to get to your destination and then turn around and come back the same day, that's a road trip. I like that. But also, I think you can take a day road trip.
You can, you could go to Mesa Falls as a day trip and that counts as a road trip. Yeah. I would agree. I would agree with you. And you would, you would leave home and you would return home in the same day.
I think, yeah. Because the actual traveling is part of the, of the day. Like that's part of the experience is being in the car. Yeah.
Agreed. I could drive to Jackson for the day. Turn around and come back. I could drive there for dinner, turn around and come back.
That's a road trip. Let's do that. I'm just saying you could do that. Yeah. Let's do that.
Right. You could. You could do that.
Let's do it. But I'm saying you could. Somebody else said a real road trip is when you have to use the restroom and you're, you don't want to stop at a restaurant. See, these are weird criteria.
I know, but it's different for everybody, isn't it? When we always went, and I've told you this before, but when we always went to Salt Lake, we'd always have to leave very early in the morning. You can't drive in the heat of the day. My mom was always like, we don't want to drive in the heat of the day.
Whatever that means. And my dad was like, we're going to be traffic. So it would, it would, we always left very, very early in the morning before the sun came up. Road trip in. I guess. I think they did that so you guys would sleep in the car for most of the trip. Well, jokes on them, cause we didn't. We're too excited.
We're in the car. Weird criteria. I don't think it's about the distance. I think it's about the experience of the trip. If I'm going hiking and I got to drive an hour to get to the trailhead, I don't a road trip because it's got a different kind of destination. If I'm going fishing and I've got to drive an hour or something to get to where I'm fishing, I see what you're saying. Not a road trip. Even if I'm going to somewhere that otherwise I would consider a road trip.
I think it's about the activity too. Like if I'm going and I'm traveling to travel and I've got somewhere I'm going to stay and I'm going to do some activities when I get there, like we're going to go check out some shops or we're going to eat or whatever. I feel like that's more of a road trip experience. I don't consider like we're going camping. We've got the trailer hooked up.
The travel there isn't a road trip. That's we're going camping. It's part of we're going camping. If I'm going fishing, the travel is part of the going fishing.
What you're saying, right? The road trip itself is like we're in the car. We're traveling to a different place. Let's turn on some music, turn on a podcast, having to have a driving experience.
While we're headed to a cool, different place. Yeah. No, no, no, I get it. Right.
I see it. So mine's criteria based like that. And geography based. Definitely geography. Interesting.
Yeah. Not that you couldn't road trip to Rexburg. You can. It's just that's a short drive. Yeah, I wouldn't consider that a road trip.
Right. That's just an excursion. That's just a half hour in the car.
That's just I had to drive by Rigby. That's all that is. I'm going to Fat Cats.
Yeah. Going to the fair, not a road trip. That's just going to the fair. Driving is part of the fun. Figuring out how to, you know, go 25 when you're used to not going 25. That's a part of the experience. Because if you, if you don't go 25 down Highway 91, they'll get you.
Those signs are there for a reason. Slow down. You don't want to, you don't want them to get you. You know. Don't get. God. Don't get God. Don't get God. Don't get God. Don't get God.
Don't get God. Would you rather this or that? Would you rather eat Japanese chicken with rice or a pizza river? Are you serious? Yeah. All right. So let's give a little background here.
This is what's on the lunch menu today. Yeah. At our daughter's school.
Yeah. So I just did some, some clicking around to find out because she was like, I only pack snacks. I didn't have time to pack a lunch today. And I said, well, let me look at the school menu and on the school menu was amazing stuff, including the pizza ripper and the Japanese.
What was it? Chicken and rice. Japanese chicken and rice.
Okay. Japanese chicken and rice or pizza ripper. I think I'm taking the Japanese chicken and rice. I'm going pizza ripper. Why?
It just sounds better. It's a breadstick with pizza toppings on it. I will say as we were sharing the menu, she was not excited about it, but they also have a pasta bar and our son was very excited about the Alfredo on the pasta bar. He was like, I would eat that right now.
That Alfredo is so good. So, you know, we have two different children. One who was like, no, Alfredo and pizza rippers all day.
And the other one who's like, no. No school lunch. No. She does have school lunch still. I know she has money in there. She's got to use it. She never will. I don't even know how much she can grab a chocolate milk. Yeah, she'll never do that. Why?
She won't. It's delicious. She loves chocolate milk. Yeah. That's soup. That's not.
No, that's she would not do that ever. Really? Yeah. Oh no. Okay.
She'd be blacklisted forever. It's a social faux pas. Yeah. I don't think it is. According to her, it is.
I think it sounds delicious. You know what I'm going to do? What? I'm going to show up. I'm going to go have school lunch. With her?
Yeah. I'm going to show up and I'm going to go, oh, put it on her tab. She'll love it. If I'm sitting at like the hallway she sits in and I have my little sectioned off tray with my pasta in there, she's going to go, what?
Slip it up your noodles. Yeah, I'm just hanging out. Hey, what's up? You guys having lunch?
Me too. Japanese chicken and rice. Sounds interesting. I'm curious about it. Good luck with your school lunch today, everybody.
Would you rather this for that? They announced the song of the summer. Oh, well, good timing. Who are they? I don't know. And so this would be. Billboard.
Okay. So this would be, this was the biggest song of the summer. So now that we've reached Labor Day, summer's over. Apparently they kept saying that 2025 didn't have a song of the summer.
I think last year it was Cruel Summer by Taylor Swift. No, that was a couple years ago. Was it? I don't know.
I feel like that was one of them. 2024 song of the summer, Espresso from Sabrina Carpenter. Good luck, Babe, from Chapel Rung, Birds of a Feather from Billie Eilish.
I had some help from Post Malone. Please, please, please, from Sabrina Carpenter. You know, a bunch of stuff you hear on Classy 97, the station of the summer.
So 2025 song of the summer. Do you want to take a guess? I don't even know what to guess. I'll tell you, I'm looking at like what we have coming up. It's not Return of the Mac, which is coming up here in a second. It is not that. Little boo things older.
Indigo is a good one. No, it's not that. Is it is it one of the Benson Boons? No.
I don't know. What is it? It is Ordinary by Alex Warren. Yeah, we played that here on the station of the summer.
So Classy 97. OK, listen, my marketing idea, you know about this. Do I? Whenever we hear a song. Yeah. If we're in the grocery store or if we're out and we hear a song that we play on Classy 97, I just want to pass out cards. Right.
If you like this song, you'll love it on Classy 97. That's true. So Billboard actually has the songs of the summer chart that runs for about 14 weeks, OK, and ordinary topped it the entire time. So that's why they're saying. That is the number one. This is the thing.
OK, let's see. Spotify also put it as its top list for the song of the summer. Yep, there's a song called Shake It to the Max, which I don't know. This song was also on the list. Manchild from Sabrina Carpenter is on here. Back to friends from Sombra and Love Me Not from Raven Lene.
Those are the other songs and Spotify's songs of the summer. I know, right? Old people stuff. What are these songs? What are these new people? Who else was on the billboards thing?
Let's see. Morgan Wallin had a song on there. Tate McCrae had a song. Oh, it looks like Die With a Smile from Lady Gaga and Bruno. The song Golden from the K-pop Demon Hunters Pink Pony Club. Which is a late entry, I might add, into being a song of the summer. Anything from the the Demon Hunter thing feels like way late. Like that the K-pop Demon Hunters, for that to be that big, like that only came out a few weeks ago. Yeah.
Like that's a big deal. Pink Pony Club, you said? Pink Pony Club was on there. And Manchild.
Love Me Not from Raven Lene, that one as well. OK, interesting. Top of the list, ordinary. Yeah.
Song of the summer. Well done to Alex Warren. That's a big deal. And that song took off huge, you know, on TikTok, it's huge in the UK and then made its way to the US. And he's blown up. We have two songs from him on Classy already. Yeah, I know.
Alex Warren is making waves. So well, thanks for letting me know about the song of the summer. You're welcome. You want to wrap up the show? Let's do so. OK. How do you want to do that?
With a bow. Oh, cute. It's not a bad choice.
Thanks. Put a bow on it. Put a little pin in it.
We're done. What's the pin for? I don't know. We're cooked. What? Stick a fork in us. We're cooked. We're done. That's how that goes. Put a fork in it.
It's done. Which again, what? I don't understand. It's fine. It's fine. I don't understand.
Carve it up like the turkey because it's ready for dinner. What? You get it. I don't. Well, you seem to. Just going with your weirdness.
Yeah, I know. Good job. Put the shovel down.
The hole is dug. Yeah. You get it. You get it. Yeah? Take the keys out of the ignition.
The car is parked. These are just the way you finalize things. That's it. Kiss your kids goodbye. It's time for bed. Goodbye. Good night.
I meant to say good night. I botched that one. It's okay.
All right. Mess up at the end of the show because it's a Chantel wrap up. See you tomorrow.
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