Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Thursday, September 4th, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
Indulge today & have two desserts, what silly things would be in your dream home, an artist donating paintings to a homeless shelter is Good News, University of Idaho will be the Fightin' Taters this weekend at their home opener, Steve Burns' podcast is about to come out & we have new details, Chantel got her annual mammogram, we met one another 22 years ago today, the reservoirs are pretty empty in East Idaho, Dancing with the Stars announced the new cast, there's a restaurant in Washington that serves savory and sweet pies, there was a bridge collapse in the Shoshone Ice Caves, a new Would You Rather, and football is back in full force tonight!
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Bonus: Robot Goat
(2:53) - Eat a couple of cookies
(6:49) - Home ball pit
(13:43) - Good News
(15:41) - Fightin' Taters
(19:31) - Steve Burns podcast
(22:49) - Chantel's mammogram
(27:56) - We met 22 years ago
(34:10) - Where's all the water
(40:51) - Dancing with the Stars
(47:31) - Pie Dive Bar
(53:57) - Shoshone Ice Caves
(1:00:01) - Would You Rather
(1:02:48) - Football is back
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Full show transcript:
Are you ready to hear about robot goats? What? Am I ever? I know, I know. I could see it in your eye. You're like, I hope he tells me a story about robot goats.
Yeah, I'm stoked. Go for it. So scientists in Poland, Italy, and Cyprus are developing a robot goat that will work with forestry experts. Now, what they're doing here is this robot goat will walk through rugged terrain for a specific set of tasks. Okay. Count the trees. Boring job, robot job. Count the trees. That's a job for a robot. What do they need to count the trees for?
To find out how big their forest is. Okay. Collect samples. I assume soil samples, fungus, stuff like that. All right. Scan for artifacts. Okay. Cool. Cool. Yeah. And reduce the need for human labor in hard to reach areas. That sounds fine. Yeah. All right. I'm on board. The first prototype is expected next year. And the hope is that the robot goats will improve conservation and protect evidence of human history in around 2000 protected areas of forest in Europe.
Okay. That's actually, it's actually a really cool idea. Right. And this is what exactly we need to be using robots for.
This is what, this is robot goat is doing the perfect job for a robot.
How many robots are they going to get?
Well, so it sounds like they're talking singular here.
Just one robot goat? Yeah.
What's the robot goat's name? What's weird is that when they, when they show this, this article, like I was expecting to open up the article and see the goat. It's just this woman leaning up against a tree.
And I went, well, that's a good looking robot. She is a forestry expert. Her name is Anna Weersbecker. And she is involved with the robots development, but I don't know. They don't have pictures of what the robot goat looks, but looks like or anything, but I think they're doing one. Who gets to name the goat? Okay. Now that should be a contest, I suppose.
I want to be a part of that. You don't think Weersbecker is a good name for the goat? No.
For the lady who developed it? No. Weersbecker. And they'd go, Becca the goat, Weersbecker. It's got to be Becca the goat. And then they can all say, Weersbecker. Weersbecker. Every time they go find it. And she'll be like, come on guys, really? This joke again? Weersbecker out in the woods.
Quit asking. Getting some soil samples. Becca the goat. Weersbecker. Weers, we is, we is the Becca. Stupid.
That's a dumb joke. And it's a fine way to start the show.
Shall we? Let's do it. All right. Here we go.
Hey there.
Hello. Why were you so surprised when I said, Hey there?
Oh, I wasn't really paying attention. Oh, is that right? I had my headphones on and my mic ready, but then I, I never know when you've pushed the button to speak. And so you kept me off guard.
That's what you did. Wow. Well, good morning. Good morning.
Today is a very exciting day for you because you get to treat yourself. Oh, do I? It's eat an extra dessert day.
Oh, don't even think that I don't do that already. I know. What?
You can't be mad? Yeah, I can. Because I know your snack habit. I can. You can't be upset about that. Fine. I live with you.
It isn't like you have some secret like, Oh, I only eat one cookie. Yeah. Who only eats one cookie? Well, I would. Hey, listen.
Oh, you're so much better at me.
That's it. What was the deal with the little cookie bag last night?
What are you talking about?
You just kept making a bunch of rustle about. Like you were trying to find magic cookies that were still left in the bag, but there were none. So you just kept rustling the bag about?
No, no. I do this thing in my art journal where I every day I clip a little piece of something. I was rustling the bag because my punch, my home punch is a little bit, it's old. And so it doesn't really punch through things.
And so I was trying to determine whether it would punch through if it was too hard for my punch to punch through. That was the rustling. Also, I was sad that there wasn't more cookies.
I knew you were looking for more cookies. The real deal was you were trying to find, what are those cookies called?
Oh, those are Milano cookies.
Ah, you like those. I do like those. Yeah.
Yeah, you like them in lots of different flavors. Oh man. When the Christmas ones come out, do you like those?
Yeah, they're so good. They have a London Fog one, and that's my favorite kind of tea. And they have a London Fog Milano cookie. Those are so good.
You also like the, who makes those? Pepperage Farms? Yes. Because they have like the Chessmen, you like those, the Butter Cookies? Listen to how excited you are talking about cookies.
Who doesn't get excited about cookies?
Let's eat two desserts, day to day.
Cookies are the best. If you don't get excited about cookies, then you don't have a soul.
I mean, I get what you're saying, but that's a lot of excitement about a cookie.
What's the point of life if you don't get excited about cookies?
Do you like a chocolate chip cookie? Yeah. White Chocolate Macadamia? Yes.
Well, you're in luck because you know what else today is? It's Macadamia Nut Day. Yes. How about that? I didn't even know I was going to make that connection. I saw Macadamia Nut, and I went, I don't even know what to say about that.
The Damienettes are so good.
But I tied it all together with cookies. Do you like to eat them while you're looking at wildlife? What? Oh, that's right. It's wildlife day.
See, I'm good at this. You are. Wow.
You're just knocking them dead this morning. I guess so. You woke up and said, I'm going to be good today. Is that right? Is that right? Yeah.
Well, let's do this thing. Good morning.
When you were in middle school, not middle school, but like elementary school, did your teacher ever say, okay, we're going to draw our dream house?
I don't think so. Oh, we did. I think you probably just did that for fun anyway.
Maybe I did. But if you could draw your dream house, pretend you're a little kid, what would you put in it? You're an adult, but what would you do?
Pretend you're a little kid. You're an adult, but.
I think as adults, we lose our fun sometimes. Oh, I don't think so. Imagine that you're a little kid and you're designing a dream house for yourself as an adult. There you go. Put it together. I formed it in my brain.
So revert back to childhood.
I always put like.
Pretend I don't know anything about homes now.
Yeah. I always put like a slide. Okay. Like it would be like a three-story house and I would always put a slide in.
Would you really traverse a house with a slide? Yeah. Why wouldn't I? If we had a slide in the house right now to get downstairs, you would take the slide. Absolutely. I would. You would?
Yes. You don't think that I would?
I don't know. I think you'd take the stairs. No way. Way. What would you put in your house? An escalator. Okay.
Instead of stairs. Okay. Because one, nice. Two, if they break, it's still stairs. Boring. What?
Stairs are boring. It's an escalator.
It's a slide. And because I want to be responsible with my utilities as a kid, it's motion activated. So you have to like, or you have to push a button. You know? Okay. The reason I- So it doesn't just run like a mall is what I'm saying.
I get you. I get what you're saying. That's what you'd put in your house.
Or one of those chairs that drives you up the wall.
I want one of those now. I used to- They're so slow. They are so. I used to babysit for a mortician. And their apartment was above the funeral home. And they had one of those.
I don't know what that has to do with being in a mortuary, but they had one of those that went up the stairs, one of those chairs. I never used it, but I always wanted to.
Did they have to use it to move people about?
I don't know what it was for. I always was confused.
Because there's no way they're propping up a people in there.
There's no way. Because their apartment was separate from the mortuary.
Okay. So they're not using it for deceased people. I don't think so. There's no way they're propping up somebody in that thing and just hitting the- But I can't be sure.
No way.
They're not giving them like one last little fun ride up the wall. They're not doing that.
They might have been. You don't know. No.
There's no way. Hey, you ever put anybody in that? That's not a thing.
Okay. The reason I ask is because there's a woman in England who is selling her house and it's in the news because it has a ball pit for adults. Nice. She added it as a birthday gift to herself a while ago and it's just outside one of her bedrooms and she and her friends like to just hang out in there and chit chat.
I feel like she is like a YouTube star, right? Like she has to be. Because YouTubers put ball pits in their house all the time. Do they? Oh, every like, what's up guys? We're a family on YouTube and we just put a ball pit in to surprise the kids.
There's a billion of those videos. You're right. I don't think that she is. No, she's an IT consultant.
Yeah, she makes YouTube videos.
I think it's funny that an IT consultant is like, yeah, I want to put a ball pit in.
Well, if you work around computers, you got to have some way to get your brain to release.
Here's the other part I know about ball pits. You used to work at a place that had ball pits that you would have to clean all the time. That's right. Who was cleaning that ball pit out all the time?
Well, look, if it's your own private domicile and it's not a public ball pit, that is definitely two different things.
But still, I still feel like even if you have friends in there, they're going to be losing stuff all the time. And bugs will crawl in there. What?
Where are the bugs coming from?
I don't know. From all over.
You have a crazy bug phobia? No, imagination.
Josh, bugs just come into your house sometimes. Sure. They're going to go into the ball pit. They're going to go into your house if you don't have a ball pit. I understand that.
But at least when you don't have a ball pit, you can see the bugs in the corner. Okay. You get what I'm saying? No. You do. I don't. Do you want to buy this house with a ball pit? No. Do you want to put a ball pit in our house?
I'm looking at a house right now and they've done too much. This house has a loft area. They have a slide. They have a ball pit at the bottom of the slide.
The whole room is a ball pit. They've painted every wall as different comics. And I'm a little disappointed that they've combined Marvel and DC in here.
I'm not a big fan of that. They've got Wonder Woman in the Flash and they've got the Hulk and Iron Man and Black Widow. And they've got a Spider-Man figurine. And then there's Superman and Batman and Green Goblin right next to Harlequin. There's a lot going on.
They're all friends. Marvel and DC are friends. All the superheroes are friends. They fight crime, Josh.
But then they have what looks like a Mario pipe hanging from the ceiling near the slide as well.
What comes out of that?
It looks like music. It looks like it's some kind of speaker. That's fun. Yeah. Anyway. And then part of the wall is a rock wall. So you can climb that and then jump backwards into the ball pit. I don't know. That sounds fun. It's a whole room. The whole room is a ball pit.
Hmm. I don't think I'd want a ball pit. I do want a slide.
And one of those things that takes you up the wall. Yeah. A chair. Because then you don't have to walk back up to take the slide back down.
Exactly. Now you're on to something. Right.
Smart idea. Or escalator. Got some good news? Yes. Yes.
In Phoenix, Arizona, 85 year old artist Betsy Vincent is using her talent to put some smiles on the face of people going through some bumpy times in their lives. Betsy has been painting since she was a kid. And she's been working with St. Vincent de Paul's de Paul Manor Shelter. It's a place that helps people transition out of homelessness. And the shelter is huge.
They have 50,000 square feet of floor space. And that means there are a lot of empty walls to fill in this place. And so Betsy has been painting and painting and painting using all kinds of different vibrant colors and donating hundreds of canvases to everyone there to enjoy. She said this place needs spruced up.
She's 85 years old. She's painting like a mad lady. To cover these walls with art. In a fun, generous twist, every resident who moves into permanent housing gets to take one of the paintings with them.
And so far, 43 residents have taken home their own artwork. She said, I'm so lucky to be able to share some of my work with other people. And I'm really, really happy to do that. The real gift was to me because when I'm gone, my paintings will still bring joy. Isn't that cool?
And that's special for the people who get to take it because
it's something that they can add to their house. You got somewhere to hang on your wall. Yep, exactly.
But also a reminder of where they came from.
True story. If you want that reminder. Well, I mean... Sure. A reminder at least of Betsy and the people care and that there's other humans out there. That was
a safe space for a minute. That's exactly right. I love that. Isn't that cool? That's great. Yeah. 50,000 square feet of floor space is huge. Betsy, well done. Yeah. Yeah, it is. That's a lot of space to fill. That's a big facility. So anyway, way to go. Betsy Vincent making good news.
You're not ready to talk about what is known as the fightin' taters.
I guess I'm not. You are not. I am not.
So the University of Idaho Vandals for this weekend, they are sort of not rebranding, but they're going by the fighting taters this weekend. Why? They've got helmets that say fightin' taters. Who are they playing? Oh, good question. I should find out. The St. Thomas Tigers is who they're playing.
Okay. This weekend is their home opener, and they are honoring the state's agricultural history by doing field rush uniforms, which is like, they'll do like a color rush, and they'll do like, like, we've got like brightening. Anyway, they did a field rush helmet for this weekend. They are the fightin' taters, and they've been practicing, and every time they do, like, you know, when the whole huddle happens, and they go, they go like, like, vandals on three, one, two, three, vandals. They've been doing fightin' taters this whole week. They're really bought in on fightin' taters. Fightin' taters, one, two, three, mash them. Sure.
Why not? The Idaho Potato Commission will have the 70-foot-long, big potato truck, along with their mascot, Spuddy Buddy, on hand at the game, which will be very, very fun this weekend. And they've got, you can get your fightin' taters t-shirts.
They've got, I'm trying to see what else they got. It looks like that's the merch. So they did the fightin' taters helmet, all black, except for fightin' taters on the side, and it's kind of fun.
That's cute.
Yeah. That's fun. I wonder if they'll do, like, the scoreboard differently, or if they'll just have it up there with vandals, or if they'll change it to taters.
They need to get that, the fightin' Irish guy? Yeah. But as a potato. Redesign him as a potato. Yeah. With his fists in the air.
I wanted to see the entire uniform, but all I can see is the helmet that says fightin' taters. Fightin' taters. Oh, cool. So it is a black uniform, but it is their black vandals uniform. So it is just the helmet. It's a fightin' taters helmet, which will be really fun. Anyway, I think that's kind of fun, but they're doing that. Fightin' taters is a pretty fun name. Put your taters up.
Put your taters up. Yeah, like, instead of dukes.
Oh, I see. Why, I oughta. All that kind of stuff.
Put your dukes up, but put your taters up.
Yeah. Fightin' taters. It's great. I kind of feel like I need a fightin' taters t-shirt. I think it's funny. It is funny. I like it. Anyway, that's happening. That's a real thing.
And I heard about that this morning, and I said, oh, we got to talk about fightin' taters. It's got to happen. And we did. And there you go. Now you know all about the fightin' taters. You know everything I know. Great. I laughed.
I think that's... I went, fightin' taters.
I'm just, in my head, I'm picturing that fightin' Irish dude, but a potato.
I see it. You do? Because they got them weird little bent legs and arms too.
Yeah. But he's a potato. So that means he's got lots of eyes. Oh. And he's like, oh.
Why, I oughta. Ah, I see you everywhere I go. He's got this wrist turn inward. I see him. But he's a potato. He's a fightin' potato. Fightin' taters.
Steve Burns. Steve from Blues Clues. Yes. He's got a new podcast out. Okay. We talked about this a little while ago when you first announced it, but I saw a trailer for it yesterday.
Okay. And it looks adorable. Do we know what it's called? Yes, it's called Alive. Alive. Uh-huh.
All right. And it's what he calls a listening podcast. You know what? He would do like TikTok videos and Instagram videos where he would just go during the pandemic. Right. He would just go, how you doin'?
Right. And he would just listen. And sometimes I would just listen with him. And sometimes I'd be like, well, Steve, it's rough. It's a rough day. Yeah. And I would talk to him. And sometimes he would nod along. He's the best. Steve is the best.
And he did say that because of the viral video during the pandemic and since then, I'd been kind of thinking I should do something with this access that I did not know I still had with this generation that I have. He said it seems that there was an opportunity to just continue the conversation and simply scale it up for adults. That was sort of the revelation of the whole thing. So yeah, it's a listening. Is he just doing that?
No. Or is he like, hey? He's got celebrity guests on there. He's gonna have celebrity. And some experts on different things. And they're gonna be talking about different, I don't know, different things. He said that he's not gonna be speaking to furniture.
And there's no magical puzzle solving puppies to be found. Gotcha. Which is sad. But he said it's a podcast about you and you're the celebrity guest on every episode. Yeah, okay. And he's asking your opinion. Interesting.
It debuts on September 17th, it looks like. And he's connecting with guests as diverse as hospice nurses, elected officials and celebrities, including Jamie Lee Curtis is an upcoming guest according to what he told People magazine. But he wants the audience to be a part of the show. Well, that's really interesting.
It's so cute. If you need to look at the trailer, I'm trying to see where you can find me. Just Google, just burn podcast trailer. It's adorable. Steve Burns is adorable. And when I used to babysit and I would watch Blue's Clues. Because Blue's Clues was before our kids were born. That was, it didn't really, our kids were born much later. But oh man, little kids would watch that, that I was babysitting and I'd be like, oh, Steve Burns. Why are you looking so cute today in your green stripes?
Blue's Clues started in 1996. Really? Oddly enough, they launched September. September 8th, 1996. And he'll be launching his podcast on September 17th. I love it. Almost 20 years later. He's adorable. 30 years later almost.
I want to hang out with Steve Burns and I'll get to.
Yes. Yeah. As you listen to the podcast, he goes,
hey, how's it going? How are you doing?
Oh, Steve.
Yeah. Thanks for asking. Nobody really listens. Oh. You're the only one that listens, Steve.
What about the guy you do the show with? Does he listen much?
Nah, he doesn't listen at all. Okay.
Sorry to hear that. Big day yesterday.
It was the, wow, what a day.
You love it when this day comes around every year.
Yeah, they called me on last week and said, hey, Chantel, this is- We were in the car. Yep. This is so and so from your doctor's office. Just calling to schedule you for your mammogram. That's right. Oh boy.
Or remind you about it because you'd already scheduled it a year ago because you go regularly every year, which good for you. Thank you. And I know October is breast cancer awareness month, but it's never too early to talk about it. It's real important because early detection is key in the fight against breast cancer, as we know. Correct. So good for you for getting your regular checkup.
Thank you. I was not excited to go and the technician who helped me, I don't know her official title, the nurse, the, I don't, you don't know.
The person who administers the mammogram.
She was lovely. She made me feel at ease. She made me feel comfortable. And if you've ever had a mammogram before, you know that it's awkward and uncomfortable and it's no ounces of fun. Okay. She makes me take off my deodorant, which they do this all the time. And I didn't know why until I looked and it said that this, there's aluminum in some deodorants. That's correct. And there's small particles of aluminum that look like tiny white dots on a mammogram, mimicking the appearance of calcifications.
Interesting. So it could be a misdiagnosis if it's not.
Correct. So it could be a misreading and then you'd have to do the whole thing over and over and over again. Interesting. The worst part, you probably, you don't even know what the machine looks like, do you?
I imagine I could, I could figure it out. I imagine there's a, there's, it's sort of like that thing they use to press the tortillas. I feel like it's like that.
I'm going to draw you a diagram. Do you know the thing I'm talking about?
No. Like, like when you go to like Costa Vida. Okay. And they've got the tortillas cooking right there on the little thing in front of you. But they take the dough ball and they put it on that thing and they, and they squish it down and it goes like they're screaming and then they open it up and they throw the tortilla on. I feel like it's like that. It's, yeah, it's close. Like a printing press.
Yeah, it's close. Something like that.
A platter, like a, like a tabletop kind of platter thing. Yeah, yeah. And then another thing, is it clear? Yeah. I imagine it's clear. And it, and it, because the idea is to make the, the tissue flat so it can take an image. Is that right? Yeah. Okay. Yeah. All right. That checks out.
And then they, so they have to do that on each side and then you have to check lymph nodes. So you got to get, you got to get squished a different way. Fun. It's so not. But as I was leaving, she said, okay, here's your reminder card for next year. Right. Because I made my appointment for next year. And she goes, and a little treat. Oh. And I went, oh. You got a treat?
A treat for my truffles? You get lollipops? Did you pick a toy out of the treasure chest? Bro. What'd you get? It was a good treat. It was a truffle. No way. Yeah, way. You ate that thing quick, didn't you? Hey, I ate it as I was walking up the stairs. Yeah. Are you crazy? Yeah. Well, that's fun. Yeah, that's the best.
What, the treat? Yeah, it's like, oh. You made it worth it. Yeah, I did. Yeah, I did. Thank you. Thank you so much. That's funny. Well, good for you. Not my favorite day.
Yeah. But it's good fun. And then they call you and say, everything looks cool, right?
That's kind of the thing. Results back. But she said, as she was taking the picture, she said, well, it's looking good so far. But that's not.
How long did the procedure take?
How long does that take? It takes, I don't know, less than 15 minutes. OK. It's quick. It's just uncomfortable. I understand. And then you have to stand there. Yeah, yeah. I get that.
Squashed. Here I am.
Squashed. That's the best description. I mean, you really are just squashed.
Well, listen, it's super, super important. It is important. So I'm glad that you do it. And if I could encourage every other human being out there to get it done, I would, because it's a big deal.
If you go where I go, they give you a treat.
Yeah, you might never know. They might have a toy in the treasure chest for you or a truffle. And that makes it all worth it. Yeah. Well, good for you. That's exciting.
And it's not. It's not that exciting.
Well, but thank you for doing it. I mean, it's a big deal. So thumbs up. You know, I mean, you're a month early for October. So good job. That's just when I go. I know. This is your time. It's your time now. Well done. Thank you.
Josh, it's a big day. Yeah? Do you know what today is?
Today is Thursday, September 4th.
Correct. Do you know what happened on this day 22 years ago?
Oh, for real? For real. On this day, in 2003, you and I met on this evening for the first time in our lives. Correct. Yeah. Yep. Big day.
Happy anniversary of our first meeting.
That feels so like, hey, today is the day. It's the anniversary of the first time that I looked at you. You ate your first french fry with me on this day. How many of these things you have written down?
I have, I know our first meeting when we first met. I have our first date.
So we met on this day and went to the fair. Correct. We went to the Three Doors Down concert. Yes. At the Eastern Idaho State Fair. Correct. In 2003. Yep. That's a long time ago.
Now, I was a nanny for a woman that you worked with. I didn't know you. And she had tickets to go to the Three Doors Down concert. And I was initially supposed to go with my friend. My friend bailed at the last minute. And I said, ah, we don't need those tickets.
Thank you. And she said, ah, go with my co-worker Josh. He's my buddy. He's a good person. I go, no, that's weird.
And she was like, why is that weird? I go, I don't know him. And he has a girlfriend. And no, I'm not. That's going to be weird. And she's like, it's not going to be weird. Here, talk to him.
And I said, she put you on the phone. She just quit being weird and go to the show. And I talked you into it.
And I did. Yeah. And it was weird. Why? Because I met you in Blackfoot. And we drove to the fair together. Right. And the second I got into your car, you had pictures of your girlfriend in your car. And I was like, I should have stayed home. This is going to be so weird.
Just going to the show. It's no big deal. It's going to be so weird. It's fine. We had a good time.
We did have a good time. Not initially. OK.
But over the course of the night, we had a good time. Yeah. Enough so that we said, maybe later on, we should stay in touch. But we didn't have, well, I had a cell phone, but you did not. I did too. As an alarm clock.
I might not have had a cell phone. You did have a cell phone.
You had a landline in your apartment. Yes. And you had an email address. And so we exchanged emails. And I gave you my phone number. And off we went into the distance. And it would be, what, a month or so later? About a month later. That we would reconnect and go on our first date. Correct. Yeah. Oh.
Look at that. High five, buddy. Yeah. Good job, pal. It's been a good time ever since. Has it? I thought so. Well, good. I'm glad. I'm having a good time. I like to tell this story because I think it's funny. But I was very, very poor and we went to the fair.
And you were- Well, you were a poor college student?
Yeah, I very was. You said, I'm kind of hungry. Do you want to go like walk around and get some food with me? And I was like, oh, sure. Yeah. I'll smell all the smells because I can't afford to buy anything. And you were like, I think I want a deep fried Snickers or something. Yeah. That sounds nice. And I was secretly, secretly hoping that you would buy me one because I was so, I wanted one but I had no money.
I didn't buy you one. You didn't. Did I eat the entire one by myself? Or did I offer you a bite at least?
I don't think that you did.
I think you just ate it by yourself. How did this work? I sat there and went, watch me eat this. I'm so cool.
No, you didn't know that I was poor and hungry. How could you have known? And it's not like I expected you to do that. I was just kind of
like- Well, we were just two people going to a show. Right.
It wasn't a date. Right. Because you had a girlfriend. So it wasn't a date. You didn't need to buy me anything. We had just barely met. So it's fine. I don't blame you for not buying you one. But maybe a bite might have been nice.
Do I need to buy you one now?
I think you have in the
22 years since I think you have. Because you always tell this, do I need to get you one every year now? No. To make up for the one that I never did buy?
No. I think it's okay. All right. I think it's fine. All right. Here's the other part too. Is that initially when we get there, I just sat on, you were there, you knew some other people that were there that we were sitting by. And you spent most of the first part of the show talking to them. And I just sat on the bleachers by myself thinking, I should have stayed home.
I should have stayed home. And then halfway through the concert, you were like, yeah, I'm going to go talk to her. And I went, hey, what's up? Attention. And then we had a great time. That's right. So, hooray for us.
And the awkward first meeting. But we did it. Look at that. And here we are. 22 years later. Holy smokes. I've known you forever.
You've known me a very long time.
I think this year, I passed the, I've known you longer than I haven't known you. I think so too. Yeah. I think that happens this year. I think so too. That's wild. I've known you forever. I've known, get it together.
I'm sorry. You've known me longer than you have not known me?
I'm pretty close. It's gotta be real close. If I met you on this day 22 years ago and I was, I would have been 21 years old. So yeah, I think I've crossed that mark.
You even had a little bit of hair back then. Hey! Hey! Rude. We took a drive up to the Palisades area over the weekend and it is very low. They have done some draining.
I was curious about this and so I was looking into the, what do they call this, the hydro whatever hydrometer. They measure the water everywhere around the whole country and the Bureau of Reclamation does this and so they have the Pacific Northwest Region major storage reservoirs in the Upper Snake River Basin. So this is Jackson Lake Palisades Reservoir grassy lake which is just outside of Yellowstone. There's Island Park Reservoir, Rye Re Reservoir, American Falls and Lake Walcott. So that is the, what they call the Upper Snake River Basin and all of these water levels are tracked and so you can look at like Henry's Lake is 89% full. There's a lot of water up in Henry's Lake and you can see all of this and I can look at Jackson Lake is 75% full.
Really? Good for Jackson Lake. Yeah, Rye Re Reservoir 71% full.
So good times. Lake Walcott 82% full. Well that Lake Walcott. So the little dudes have some water. Then you look at Island Park Reservoir it's 33% full.
What about? You look at Palisades Reservoir. Yeah. Palisades is 23% and then you look at American Falls Reservoir. Oh no. I don't think I've ever seen it in the single digits. It is 9% full.
9% full? Whoa. Yeah.
Now I do like that they put the levels full not empty. There you go. They're looking at it positively. Look it's 9% full not 91% empty. Reservoir half full and all that. That's exactly what I'm saying.
Okay as we are driving past the near empty reservoir in Palisades I wanted to go down there and take a walk because man people are out there boating all the time. Sure. Swimming, kayaking, paddle boarding all that kind of stuff. Think of all the stuff they lose in the water.
So much. If I got a metal detector and I went out there even just walking around without a metal detector I bet I could find so much stuff. You think so? Yes. Like what? Anything. Anything. Keys. Okay. To what? Sunglasses.
Broken, muddy, gross sunglasses. I get it but still. Man, treasure. You could find so much treasure. Yeah. I want to be out there when they first start to drain it and it gets like that flat bottom and then you go let's do some searching. Okay. Man oh man.
I do think this data is so interesting to me because the totality of the upper Snake River system is at 31% of capacity and that is really interesting and I know they've been moving a lot of water around. They've been talking a lot about what's going on with recharging the aquifer and moving water downstream for irrigation reasons and whatever. This seems very low to me. It seems very low and it seems like for Palisades to be so low so soon. Early. Yeah. This feels like it's going to take us a lot of snowfall to refill that because it's filled by a runoff in the spring that washes down from the mountains. So I don't know. That seems like a lot of water missing. Does that seem like a lot of water missing?
I mean I yeah I don't know. I don't I that's not my job to monitor all of that. I get that. So I'm sure the people that are in charge of that know what they're doing.
Sure. I get it but 77% of that's gone.
Can I just go walk around and see what kind of treasures I can find? Sure.
Get your metal detector with your little headphones. Okay.
And go why do I need headphones?
Oh because sometimes if stuff is down deeper and you're just listening to the speaker on the unit you might not hear it. So you put on your headphones and so then when you hear a little boop you go oh.
Also if I don't have headphones on then everybody will hear my boop boop boos and then they're going to be like oh it's kind of treasure did you find and then they'll come and try it's still my treasure.
You're totally right. We got to get you one of those. I know. It's the nerdiest thing that you want to do.
And then you dig it up with your little shovel and you turn the dirt over and then you scan the pile and you're like nope not in the pile. Still in the hole. Dig a little deeper.
Think of all the cool stuff. I bet I'd find some cool stuff. I don't know what you'd find. I bet I'd find a lot of not cool stuff too.
When I was a kid I was riding a jet ski with my dad. Uh-huh. This was on the island park reservoir and we crashed and my mom thought we were both going to drown and die. Oh no. But I was wearing a very cool slap bracelet watch that I had gotten at Arctic Circle and it came off and I was super bummed out and the lady that owned the cabin that we were staying at she said look when the tide goes down when they because they'll it'll drain when the dry beds come out we'll go see if we can find it. Dude it was it was a prize in a happy meal.
Like let's get real here. That thing one it never came back but two it would have been completely demolished. I got things not rated to like get splashed by a puddle let alone sit for who knows how long in the bottom of the island park reservoir. So you can go find that. My old slap bracelet watch that I lost when I was seven or eight or ten or whatever I was.
Sorry. Sorry bud you could have just went got another one.
I don't think I did I think it was a limited time run and I missed the opportunity I didn't have multiples I only had the one slap bracelet watch and you know I like a good watch. I do.
I do know that about you.
Well yesterday was a big day for Dancing with the Stars they have announced the full cast this happened like right at the end of the show yesterday and so I thought we would go through and I would tell you who's in here.
I don't watch Dancing with the Stars.
But let's go through the list and find out who's competing.
There's a Baldwin in here. Is it Hilaria? That sounds wrong. Hilaria sounds wrong too. How do you say that name? I don't know. Baldwin. Okay who is she? Baldwin. Okay. I would assume she is this is this how this is going to go? Who is she?
Probably. She is a yoga instructor entrepreneur podcaster and author co-founder of the chain of New York based yoga studios called Yoga Vita. How is she a Baldwin though?
Is she's married to Alec I think. Oh really? Yep. Yeah she is. Yep she's married to Alec. Okay. That's how she's about. Okay. Gymnast Jordan Childs. She is a gymnast for you know the gymnasiums. Okay. All right.
I'm not trying to be.
Former basketball player Baron Davis.
I'm not trying to be mean. I just feel like sometimes these shows are like we're going to keep you relevant. We're going to get John here and we're going to keep you relevant. Okay. These people are like okay thank you. I want to stay relevant. Next. Dylan Efron. Is that Zach Efron's brother?
I would assume so. Okay. However according to magazine article from People Yesterday. Yes. Dylan has said that his mom's dream was for Zach to be on Dancing with the Stars. Yeah. So he's fulfilling the family dream. Okay. Here's one you know. Actor Corey Feldman.
I do know Corey Feldman. Okay. I know Corey Feldman from The Burbs.
Is that you don't know him from Goonies?
Well I know him from all of that but. Or. Yeah. I just said the burbs because that was the first one that came into my brain. Okay. All right. Stand by me. It was in Stand by Me.
And. Gremlins. Yes. He's in a lot of stuff.
I know him. Okay. Corey Feldman. Good job staying relevant bud.
Actress Danielle Fishel. Oh boy meets world. That's right. Topanga.
Okay. Here's what I know about Danielle Fishel. Is that how you say her name? I think so. Back in the day when Incink was popular in the late 90s. My favorite Incink member was Lance Bass. Okay. And I thought he was so cute and he had a he was hanging around with Danielle Fishel and I was like. Uh. Uh. Topanga. I hate Topanga. All right.
Actress Elaine Hendricks. Who? She is she was in The Parent Trap with Lindsay Lohan. She was in Superstar. Oh yeah. With Molly Shannon. Romeo Michelle's High School Reunion. Yeah. She's in Inspector Gadget and Inspector Gadget 2 with Matthew Broderick.
Okay. Time out. She plays this is who I thought this was. She plays Evian in Superstar. Okay. With Molly Shannon.
She's named after a water. Bottled water. Right. All right. Yeah. Singer Scott Hoying from Pentatonix. Uh huh. Yep. Singer Lauren Jigwary. Oh. From Fifth Harmony. Yep. Yep. And late night sidekick Andy Richter. Andy Richter. That's right. That is right.
There are more. I feel like Andy Richter does not necessarily belong there.
Those are all the ones that got announced yesterday. Okay. Uh previously announced contestants Alex Earl.
Did you say there was an Erwin?
I'm getting there. Oh okay. Yep. Alex Earl who is a social media personality and construction company heiress. Oh. Robert Erwin. Yep. Yep. Which will be exciting. Whitney Levitt. Every time. Whitney Levitt is known for some movies. She's married to Connor Levitt.
Oh. Oh. Why didn't you say that? Her Instagram bio says she's the luckiest girl in the world.
Because she's not dancing with the stars?
Oh. She's uh she's from Secret Lives of uh of is it Secret Lives of Mormon wives is that what it's called? I don't know. Yeah. I don't. That's what she's from. I don't watch that show. That's what she's from. And Jen Affleck. Who? Jen Affleck.
Who's that?
An influencer. She's a reality TV star and social media influencer who became popular for the mom talk content. Oh. And that's who's on Dancing with the Stars. They they sort of elude you with the name that it would be more people you know. Yeah. Are we disconnected with pop culture or no it's the kids that are out of touch.
It's not us. Dancing with the B list stars.
Whoa. Have they run out of stars? I mean I do know some of these names.
The only name you know is Corey Feldman and Andy Richter.
No I know Scott from Pentatonix. Do you? Yeah. And I know Topanga. Good job. And I know Robert Irwin. Okay. Yeah. I know the band for the group Fifth Harmony. I couldn't name a song. But Lauren from Fifth Harmony is in there.
Good luck to all of the Dancing
with the Dancing with the with the stars.
Kind of stars. All right.
There's a guy I am following as he goes on an adventure across the Pacific Northwest. He has visited the Spencer Opal mines just north of here a year ago or so. You should have me this guy. And he went back and he he had some opal that he had found that he had cut and turned some jewelry and stuff. He was in tears when he saw what he had found turned into jewelry.
It's very cool. That is very cool. He is currently cruising around the Seattle area now. And he went to a place that is a sort of a what's the word I'm looking for. It's a historic district in Washington. This is in the how do you say this? Do you think? I don't know what you're looking at. Snohomish Washington.
Is that how you say it? Yeah. Anyway, I don't know. Snohomish something like Patrick Snohomish. Yeah, that's it. In the historic district, they took an old what was a dive bar space and they renovated it and they have put together a full menu of homemade savory and sweet pies. What? And they serve pies. It's a family friendly establishment. This says kiddos are welcome. It's called pie dive bar.
And that's why they have to say this is a family establishment. Come have pie. I want some pie. But they call it pie dive bar. And how far away is this? It's I looked it up. It's a ways. It's like 12 and a half hours away.
Why would you even tell me about this?
Okay, but listen. Listen to what this place has because he went there specifically to try their Thanksgiving dinner pie. Oh, I know you're going to say that he took three slices home because he said it's the best thing he's ever eaten in his life. Yes, really.
Okay, tell me about it.
All right. So in the Thanksgiving savory pie, it's got turkey, rosemary, potatoes, onion, celery, gravy, cranberries and stuffing. And it comes with a little homemade cranberry sauce in a cup that you dip it in.
Okay. It's very like think of like like a chicken pot pie. It's that kind of a crust on there. But it's all the Thanksgiving goodies in there. They have a chicken curry pie. They have a shepherd's pie. They have a barbecue brisket and mac pie. So it's not just dessert. That's what I said. They have savory and sweet pies. Now they also do humble crumble, which is a Granny Smith. Also, Marion Berry, strawberry, raspberry, streusel.
Come on. They're throwing all the pies in there.
Why would you tell me about this if it's 12 and a half hours away?
Because it's something I knew you'd be very excited about.
I am excited about this. They know a chocolate pecan pie. They have a banana cream pie. They have a peach crumble. And then they do the classics like apple crumble and cherry pie.
They also have a strawberry rhubarb in there. Yep, I see that. Man. And they do pot pies as well. I was just looking. They also do a chicken pot pie and a Cajun gumbo pie.
I want to go through here. This is a place.
This is a pie. Hey, where do you want to eat? Pie dive bar.
Again? Yes. Again? Yes, I do.
But I like that they took like an old historic downtown building and turned it into a pie restaurant. It's kind of a unique thing. I think that's pretty cool. And the savory pies look very good.
Yeah, I want to try that chicken curry pie. I do too. And the Thanksgiving pie. Oh, Josh.
I know. I know. Snohomish, I think is how you say it. It's just north of Seattle.
Grab your Snohomies and go to the Snohomish dive bar.
Yeah, he was walking around the downtown area of Snohomish and man, they had all kinds of fun places. All kinds of little vintage shops and all kinds of really cool, like really interesting places.
It's not a place that was ever on my radar to go check out. But like from here, if we left right now, it would be 12 hours and 40, 11 hours and 41 minutes. Fine.
My car's gassed up. I'm ready to go.
It's 11 and a half hours. Let's go.
Let's go. It could be a work trip.
It's dinner. I mean, we'll get there at nine o'clock at night. So we'll have to have food tomorrow. It would be a Friday thing. Okay. Because it's too late to leave now and get there in time for dinner. We would have had to have left at three hours ago.
Well, it all depends on how big of a let foot you have.
It's an hour and 55 minutes to fly there. So here's what we could do. We'll hop a plane. If we're going to do it, let's just hop a plane to Seattle and then drive up. Great. That's easy. This sounds fine. Snohomish.
Snohomish. Will you be my Snohomi?
I will be your Snohomi in Snohomish. It's a two hour flight. Okay.
Let's go. I think we could count it off as a work trip.
You do? Yep. It's for show research. Boss. Yeah, right. Look, I got to have pie. I got to have pie.
It's a two hour drive there from the Seattle airport. How far am I going? I don't know. It's an hour drive from the airport because of traffic. Yeah. And traffic looks real bad in Seattle. Crud.
So it's going to take us two hours to fly there and then another hour to drive there, but that's a quarter of the time it would take to drive there alone. So, you know.
Okay. Well, keep it on the list. All right. Don't forget about it.
I won't forget about the pie place in Snohomish. I like pie.
I know you do. This is a story that happened over the weekend, but I just saw it yesterday. So it's a little bit, might be old news for some. It might be new news for some. It kind of surprised me because the Shoshone Ice Caves, if you've ever been there, is a very cool place. I know it's crazy to me that you've never been there. We used to go there for field trips when I was in elementary school.
Right. And every summer I go, we got to go to the Shoshone Ice Caves. And every summer we don't go because I'm like surprised that you've never been there. It's so close, but there was a family that was walking in the bridge, in the Shoshone Ice Caves, and the bridge kind of wabbled a little bit and then collapsed in the Shoshone Ice Caves.
I saw the video and it was splashy.
Yeah. There was shallow water underneath it, and they fell into the water. So there was a wall that was holding an anchor and it fell.
So, I mean, I don't know what kind of maintenance they're doing on this thing. I
don't know. I don't know either. But then the bridge suddenly shifted and tilted and there was a mom and a dad and then their daughter. And I don't know how old their daughter was. But everybody's okay? Everybody's okay. The mom and the daughter suffered whiplash and the dad suffered six fractured ribs. Oh, man. Ouch, six fractured ribs. Yeah, that's not good. The initial call reported that the bridge collapsed and that 20 people were injured and trapped, but that's not true.
Okay. So it was good. So everybody was able to get out and stuff. Correct. I take it that the water they fell in, I'm sure it was cold because it's an ice cave, but wasn't super deep. No, it was pretty shallow. Okay. I'm just trying to learn more. That's all.
So then the Shoshone Ice Cave said that they're going to be closed indefinitely, and then they're going to refund anybody who had any reservations. I see. And they're going to do repairs, but we've got to go there. I say this every year. We've got to go visit.
Sounds safe. It's not.
I know. It'll be fine. Yeah, I get you. Did you read their post that they put out on Sunday? The Shoshone Ice Cave on Facebook? They said many of you have seen the post about the ice cave walkway having a collapse. We would like to say thank you to the paramedics, fire department, and police officers for the fast response. Thank you to anyone who helped others during this unforeseen instance. Everyone is safe and has been seen for any injuries they may have initially sustained and are being treated accordingly.
Our thoughts are with anyone who may have been injured. I also want to mention that there is a post going around that people were trapped in the cave. This is false information. And then they talked, this particular news agency talked with the owners Tuesday morning. They said they were taking the incident very seriously, closing services for the remainder of the season. So you're not going to be able to go back this year. You won't be able to go back until 2026. Okay. That way the engineers can work on the walkway bridge between now and then. So that's probably going to be quite the project to repair, I would imagine.
I bet so too, but also it'll be safer when we go back. So let's go back next year. Go back for me. It'll be a first trip for you.
That's right. It's pretty cool. So you grew up in the Burley areas. That was one of those filled trip places. You guys would do that regularly, like once a year or how many times did you go?
I don't know. I maybe once or twice.
Were there other nearby destinations you filled trip too often? Can't say.
I don't remember. Because there was probably, I want to say, two years where we went to Craters of the Moon on a filled trip. Okay. But I think that was probably the furthest away field trip that ever happened when I was in school.
We did, there was a time we went to see like a section of the Oregon Trail.
Well, that you can see at Masqueracks. So that'd make sense.
But we went not this way. We went the other way. Do what now? We didn't go east. We went west. Oh, okay.
As the Oregon Trail does.
But I remember that was a long hot day. Oh, yeah. I'm sure. And it was dusty. And I was like, what is there to see? Oh, look at the wagon. Look at the wagon. Cool. Looks like a dirt road. Yeah.
Have you seen the ones at Masqueracks? Oh, it's worth checking out. You can ride your bike over there to where they are. And you can you can stand on the trail right there. It's pretty interesting. It's interesting.
I'd like to see where it goes. I think it runs through some farmland. So I think big sections of it have been tilled up. But there are, well, it's, you know, land. So that makes sense. But sections of it have been preserved. That's sort of. I mean, not well. At least not right there. But you can see the wagon ruts and where the trail went down the hill and off to the west.
Pretty neat.
We got a lot of local history around here about the westward expansion. Did you hear about Mary Weather and Lewis Clark? Yeah, Lewis and Clark. Those guys and their dog.
No, Lewis Clark. That's not his name.
No, Mary, whether Lewis and William, William Clark. Yeah. They had quite the adventure. They sure did.
Would you rather this or that there you go?
Um, would you rather get detention by mistake or zero on the homework that you turned in? Hmm. You ever had detention? No, I actually have not. Have you? I don't remember. I don't think so. I don't think so either. Um, I don't know if I
have, but I don't think that I did. No, I don't think so either. No, I was a good kid. Me too. Same. I hated being in trouble.
Now, you don't want to go to jail for something you didn't do. Correct. I mean, you don't want to go to jail at all. But being falsely accused of something and ending up in jail is a big fear of yours. That's the same for detention.
Detention is not jail, is it? School jail. But I also don't want to get a zero on something that I've worked hard on.
You didn't say you worked hard on it. You said homework you turned in. You did not designate a level of effort.
And then is the homework, how much of the grade does the homework count for? Would I be okay getting a zero if I knew that the rest of my grades could carry me?
If you turn in something, you've got to get more than a zero. Like if you're turning in homework, you did a real bad job.
Yeah, most of the teacher thinks that I cheated somehow. You didn't say that. I would never.
Okay. I'm going to take detention. How are you? I think so. That's just after school time or lunchtime hanging out.
You just want to take detention so that you can do some cool dance moves in the library. That was a breakfast club. No, I know it is. You didn't get it.
I did. Which one of the breakfast club cast members of mine? Oh, the rebel. No. The nerd.
No. Yeah, you're probably the nerd. Whatever. It's okay. He was a cool guy. Just because you're smart and you like computers.
What was the one girl? Which one? The reject?
Yeah, there was two girls. There was the popular one and there was the non-popular one.
I'm just trying to remember what they called them all. I can't remember. What are you doing? You're doing detention? Yeah. What are you doing?
I'm going to do zero on my homework.
You're going to fail the class. No, I will not. It was a very important grade and you got a zero.
Hello. Can I help you? You didn't give me the nod. I went like this. Oh, I didn't see it.
Today's a big day. Is it? Yep. Football is back.
Football is officially back. I mean, pre-season has been going on, but nobody cares about pre-season.
No, because now we get to see all the real football stuff.
Yeah, all the starters are in the game now.
That's right. And with that begins fantasy football. Now, you have one team to worry about this year. I have two teams that I have to worry about. I set my rosters.
I was looking at it last night. As of right now, I am projected to win in both my leagues. That means absolutely nothing right now because it's way too early and everything is just a crazy projection.
I did, however, get a notification just a moment ago. It wants me to swap out my quarterbacks and it wants me to run. Who's my backup quarterback? Oh, yeah, Dak Prescott instead of C.J. Stroud. And it's like because of the projected point difference.
No. You want to know the projected point difference? C.J. Stroud is predicted to make 16.5 points this week. Dak Prescott, 16.6. He wants me to change it for a 0.1 point. I'm sorry. When I know about football, C.J. Stroud is going to outperform Dak Prescott every time.
Okay, here we go. Listen, I don't know what's going to happen, but football is back tonight and it is the Philadelphia Eagles and the Cowboys.
So who's going to win that game?
Well, you've got the Super Bowl champions, the Philadelphia Eagles, against America's team.
Yeah, we got Saekwon Barkley and Jaylen Hurtz.
Who do you have playing tonight? Do you know? Yeah, let me take a peek.
All right. Let me take a gander.
Let's take a gander at your thing. Who's playing tonight?
I've got no Cowboys on my roster, nor do I have any Eagles.
All right. So nobody on yours is playing. I've got A.J. Brown playing tonight. He's a wide receiver for the Eagles. I've got Devonta Smith playing. He's wide receiver number two for the Eagles. So I've got two playing tonight. All my people are on Sunday. All right. But first real regular season game tonight. Yeah. Here we go.
Football season is upon us. For those that don't know, that's what Dak Pascott says every time he gets the ball.
Yeah, right before he snaps it.
Okay, here we go. Yeah, I couldn't think of it. Okay. Here we go. All right.
Well, good luck to everybody. If you're doing a fantasy football thing, if you're just a fan, good luck to your team you're watching tonight. If you're an Eagles or a Cowboys fan. I'm not. I'm a Vikings fan. I know. I was talking to the school. All right.
And the Ravens. I also like the Ravens. So here we go. Except, here we go. I'm so mad because my boss picked Lamar Jackson to be on his. So now I'm like, Lamar, I really like you, bud. But now you got to play poorly because I don't want my boss to win. Oh, this week I'm playing against Mack.
Oh, okay. I'm playing against Justin.
But when I go toe to toe with Kevin, our boss.
I know. You're going to be upset about it.
You better. You better. It's going to be fighting like the okay corral. Like the okay corral?
Tell me real quick. Let's turn that off. What was the fighting like at the okay corral?
Gunpowder and mud, babe. Was it?
Was it? Yes. Huh. What else do you know about it?
Who was there? It was Doc Holliday and Wyatt Earp and his brothers and the and the Cowboys. You know, I've seen this movie. The Earps were there. I said that.
Wyatt, Morgan and Virgil. Yes. The Earp brothers. Yes. Doc Holliday was there as well. Yeah. Who was on the other side?
The Cowboys. That's what they called themselves. They called themselves the Outlaws. Well, they did call themselves like in the movie, they called themselves the Cowboys. Okay. They were the Outlaws.
Who was over there? What do you mean? Who was the who were the Outlaws?
Yeah. Billy Clanton. Yeah. Billy and Ike Clanton. Yes.
I don't see Ike. Ike and Billy were also present. Yes. I said that. And they were members of the Outlaw Group, but they did not participate in the shooting at the OK Corral. They were there.
They just were watching. Ike didn't participate. You know who else was there?
Tom and Frank McClory. Yeah. Yeah.
And that's what we know about the OK Corral. Shall we wrap up the show? Let's do it. All right. Have a great rest of your Thursday. We'll see you tomorrow. See you tomorrow. Bye.
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