)Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Monday, September 8th, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
It's chilly in the studio so Josh brought a sweater, we use way too much toilet paper, Shaq donated a car to a college student and that's Good News, Chantel was roughhousing and bonked her head, the NFL season kickoff weekend was nuts, we made A LOT of tamales this weekend, a couple of people are a whole lot richer today, what did you do with your school pictures, Josh won a cookie decorating contest, the Indianapolis Colts' mascot is the coolest, Chantel has a hole in her sock, and Trans-Siberian Orchestra is coming to Idaho Falls in November and you can enter to win free tickets in the Classy 97 app!
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Bonus: Josh vs the book
(3:58) - Josh broke out a sweater
(7:44) - Toilet paper
(15:02) - Good News
(17:14) - Chantel's bruised forehead
(22:39) - NFL kickoff weekend
(27:31) - Tamale team
(32:31) - Lottery winners
(38:15) - School pictures
(43:44) - Cookie competition
(49:38) - Holey sock
(55:49) - Colts' mascot
(1:02:26) - Would You Rather
(1:06:41) - Trans-Siberian Orchestra
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Full show transcript:
Now, I don't often get to talk about some of the most amazing things that happen in the podcast, but I really want you to stick through today's show because toward the end, during would you rather, some amazing things happen, Chantel, do you know? Do you remember? Yeah, why won't you look at me?
Because I didn't know what your face was going to be doing and I figured it was going to be mad at me and I didn't want to look at your mad face. Anyway, that's toward the end of the show. What's happening right now at the beginning of the show, Chantel? I'm kind of mad at you for a couple of reasons and I'll tell you why. The first one being that I'm writing a book and this book is a memoir written about a dude who lived this life. Yes. And it's his life, it's his story to tell.
That's right. And as I'm telling you things, you go, no, no, no, that's not how it happened. I go, I am reading. I understand.
The guy who lived it. I understand. You contradicted the timeline that I am aware of and familiar with by saying things happened in a different order. And you didn't say that they happened in a different order. You just, the way you worded it is not what happened because he's in a band and one of the band members took a hiatus.
That happened. But the band just stopped. But later on, he came back and the band started again and then he left the band, like left it. Didn't go on hiatus.
The band didn't just pause everything. He left. He quit. Yes.
And they replaced him in the band and the band made new music with another person. I'm telling you that I'm reading the book. Listen to me. It does not say that.
It's because you haven't got to that part yet. And so then, then the band went and did a totally different thing without that guy. But when you said that guy left the band, I thought you meant the 2022 timeline. And you said it happened in 2005. And I went, no way did that happen in 2005. The hiatus happened in 2005.
Yes. The band stopped making music in 2005. I just think you were fact checking the person who lived that life. No, no. I believe he knows his own timeline. I'm not contradicting him at all. I am, however, contradicting you because you said he left the band, which he didn't leave the band stopped. Oh my gosh.
Those are two different things. We're done. I'm leaving. So you're upset at me about that? Yeah. No, I'm mad. We're fighting. So you're mad and we're fighting about that?
About that and about the fact that you pressure me into doing things I don't always like to do. Such as? Such as making sounds. And I, what did I say to you? I said, I only make these noises because you pressure me and push so hard that the only way you stop is if I'll just do it.
That's right. Listen, at the end of the show today, you accomplished what you should be proud of. You should. I'm not. You're not proud of what you did. And I know that there's going to be specific people who hear that and then I'm never going to hear the end of it because they'll tease me mercilessly. I don't think this one deserves to be teased about.
I'm not kidding. You did a great job and I'm proud of you because I didn't know what to expect and I did push you and I challenged you and I got you to try to take a risk and try something new and you did it and you nailed it. You pointed your shot and you swung the bat and you hit a home run, Babe Ruth. Come on.
You did it and I'm proud of you. Let's start the show. It's a Monday morning. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Look at you. What about me? You're so bald out. No, not white.
Well, yes. I mean, the big deal here is that I got out of sweater. And pants. Well, I own the pants and the sweaters and I thought I'd wear them. Yeah.
So that's all. You only wear pants in the fall and in the winter. I was working in here last week and I like to keep it cool because I don't like to be sweaty in the studio.
It's much cooler when I'm in here. Whoa. So cool. Thank you.
But here's the deal. The air conditioning really works and so there was a time earlier this year when it didn't. No, I felt like we were suffocating. That's right. So I'm trying to be appreciative of the air conditioning and let it really do its thing. And I don't want to turn on the heat because that seems completely ridiculous. And so I said, well, I should probably bring a sweater or a jacket or something. Nice sweater. So yeah.
So I got out one of my old man sweaters. I have no idea. Everything you say is from a thing. It is. It's fair.
It's from while you were sleeping. Okay. Okay. I'm sorry. I've seen one time, which is enough.
Remedy that it is not enough. It's fine. There's a lot of other stuff I'd rather watch. I've seen it. I don't need to. Okay. Sorry.
Continue. Oh, it's fine. What were you saying? I was saying, I don't even remember. So sorry. I don't even know. You came out of the bedroom this morning.
Yeah. And I went, look at fall. What you saw, I had stacked up my clothes last night, what I was going to wear.
I didn't pay attention to that. You said something about my sweater. You said, oh, sweater? I said, yeah, it's chilly in the studio. You did say that. Yeah. And I remember that now because I listened.
Oh, right. I had to turn on my seat warmer. You did. And my heat a little bit, just running in my car. I did have to do the defroster. It was a little chilly. Because I had some condensation on the windshield.
53 degrees, it said. Is that right? Yes. I'm not mad about that. Are you upset about that?
No, here's the thing. I love fall. I can hang out in fall. It's just always a little bit tainted because of the real cold eight months that we get. I understand. I mean, it's going to be 80 today. Like 83. Is it?
I just have these little chilly evenings and mornings now. Oh, okay. I don't mind.
I don't either. I wish the sun would wake up a little sooner. Waking up and being as dark as it is in the morning is really stressing me out.
Well, don't worry. Just wait for daylight savings. That's not till November. Is it really? Yeah.
I thought it was sooner than that. No. Oh. No, I'm pretty sure. Yeah, it's November 2nd. Oh, really? Yeah. Oh, yeah.
That's a long way away. Well, then sorry, there's nothing you can do about the dark. No, it's only going to get darker. So anyway, yeah, I'm here in a sweater. Are you in a sweater?
No, not yet, but I brought one because I do get a little chilled. Smart. Smart to bring one. That was my idea. Thanks for copying me. I always bring a sweater. How dare you?
Good morning. Here's a fun fact. Remember back, oh geez, I'm trying to think. Maybe it was about five years ago.
You couldn't find any toilet paper around. Remember? Oh, sure. Yeah. Oh, yeah, I remember. I feel like it was like five years ago.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was roughly five years ago. Okay. I just read.
Here's the fun fact. Are you ready? I'm ready. It takes 27,000 trees to make all the toilet paper the world goes through in one day. It takes how many trees? 27,000. To make all of the toilet paper that gets used in the whole world in one day. For one day. That doesn't even make sense.
Why? That seems like a lot. It seems like a lot, for sure.
Well, that's a lot of trees. I don't even know if we have. I don't know.
That seems crazy. That's what I'm saying. Well, do some research.
Look good up. What, right now? I don't know.
I guess not. So they're saying like per year for toilet paper, it takes 9.8 million trees. Americans consume about 141 rolls of toilet paper per person per year. There's no way. 148 rolls.
141 rolls per person per year. No way. There's no way. I kind of want to do a test. I'm telling you, no. Everyone gets their own toilet paper.
And you have to carry it around. No. Yeah, kind of. You have to. You do.
Here's, hmm. Everybody needs to hold up on toilet paper. Hold up? I disagree.
No. I feel like maybe it's not just being put to use properly. I feel like there might be a lot of waste. I'm telling you, there are sometimes you have people come visit your house and you go, how did we go through so much toilet paper?
141 rolls per person annually. No way. Yeah. In our house, we're going to start doing this.
I'm going to start calculating. Okay. Here's a different, this is different information. This is from Statistics Data Facts from 2018. They say rolls of toilet paper used per person per year and they broke it down by country. Okay. Per person per year in Brazil 24.
Really? China 31, Italy 45, France 46. It goes on and on and on. Top three. United Kingdom 81 rolls per person per year. Germany 86 rolls per person per year. And the United States number one, 91 rolls per person per year. Okay. So they're saying it's 91 rolls.
Yeah. Which is 50 fewer rolls. I still 91 rolls a year. I believe that. You believe 91. Yeah. You believe.
Hold up. What's 91 divided by 12? I was just going to do that. Where's my phone?
Where's my calculator? I can't do it way faster. Okay.
Go for it. 91 divided by 12 is seven and a half rolls a month. A month? No way. Per person? Absolutely not.
I don't think I go through seven and a half rolls of toilet paper a month. Nope. This data is wrong. Let's do our own data. Or they're going off the average and I am considerably below average.
People say that to me all the time. A quarter of a roll per person per day. You're below average, Chantel. And I say only when it comes to my toilet paper usage. Did you hear what I said? No, I'm sorry.
I know. A quarter of a roll per person per day. A quarter of a roll? How much is a quarter of a roll?
How many squares? No, that's going to depend on the roll. That's okay. We don't need to do that kind of math. Interesting. Have you ever heard of those people that were given square limits?
No. So their parents were trying to save money and so they said, you only get four square. I don't know if that was true or not, but I had heard about cases like that where parents were like, you get five squares. That sounds like child abuse. Call me wacky, but I don't think that's normal behavior.
I don't know if that's actually true or not, if that actually happened. Doesn't that sound abnormal? It sounds weird, for sure.
That's a strange thing to focus on. Now, I understand, hey, we need to have a family meeting because somebody's using more than a quarter of a roll per day. That's so much.
You used eight rolls of toilet paper this month. What's going on? Right? Yikes.
Okay, we're going to do our own test. I'll tell you, it's a no good hand towel, so they aren't using it for that. What? It's no good at being a hand towel, so they're not using it for that.
Eight rolls per month. It's not good at drying your hands on. Have you tried touching it with wet hands? Toilet paper? Yeah.
Yeah, I've used it before. Sometimes when bathrooms only have the blow dryer thing to blow your hands dry, I go, nah, I'm going to get some toilet paper. Really? Because I don't like being in the bathroom for a long amount of time.
Yeah. And it takes a long time to dry your hands at that blow dryer thing, and I also don't like touching the handle. The handle? What's going on in the bathrooms you're at? No, I just don't like touching.
After I wash my hands, my hands are all clean, then I go, I'm not touching that dirty handle because not everybody watches that. Like the door? Yes.
Holy cow. You just random handles. I didn't know what was going on in this room. The handle of what? The door. Knob. What'd you call me?
The door knob. This has been neat. Fun fact. I'm thankful for the fun fact.
Toilet paper fun fact. It's way too much. Okay, we're going to test it. We're doing this. We're doing what? We're testing our monthly usage. Don't make it a competition.
No, it's not. Because then I'll just show up with an unused roll. You get a J on your toilet paper rolls. I get a C. We'll see how many we go through in a month. No, you know what we do?
What? We look at the two bathrooms in the house, and how often does a new roll have to come out? I'm telling you downstairs?
Not very often. There's only two people that use that one downstairs. Right.
There are four that use the one upstairs. That's correct. Okay. Science. It's already solved is what I'm saying. No, it's just.
Yeah. Thanks for the fun fact. You're welcome. Really? Really starts the day off, right? It's your thing. Yeah.
Yeah. It really gets my brain going. All this data.
Hey, here's some good news for you. This is a story about Tamara Humphries. She is a standout college wrestler. She's at the University of Pittsburgh in Johnstown. And she's known as the Firefly. She has talent, drive, and she's got a full scholarship for wrestling in college, which is that is cool. However, she has a problem. It's hard to get to practices, training, and tournaments. And all summer, she's been working shifts at a local restaurant to save up money to buy her first car. Okay. Very determined to make this happen.
But she's been having to rely on public transportation and Ubering and whatever else to get around. Word got around to one Mr. Shaquille O'Neal. Oh, Shaquille.
I know. Shaq's the man. He does so many nice things all the time. He really does.
Yep. So he got word about Tamara and her family. And made her an offer that she couldn't refuse, I guess, by saying, here, have a free car. He surprised her with a brand new SUV. She obviously is surprised and overwhelmed, said, I've never had a car ever. This is unreal. It's amazing.
And those are the only words I can use for it. Shaq didn't just give her a car. He also offered some encouragement and advice in a personal video that was given to her. He said, you keep body slamming people. You keep listening. You keep your grades up. I love you and no boys.
Stay away from them boys. He said, thanks to the boost offered by a basketball legend Shaquille O'Neal. Tamara has fewer distractions now as she continues to be one of Pittsburgh's brightest young wrestling stars and chasing her Olympic dreams. Oh, how old is she? Well, she's in college. So I assume she's young. She's got a scholarship.
She's probably 20 or younger, I'd imagine. That's cool. Yep. Pretty great. I've heard her wrestling dreams.
I think that's awesome. And Shaq, keep being cool. Here's my advice to Shaq.
Yeah. Hey, Shaq, here's some advice from Chantel. Keep being cool. Yeah. Good advice. Thank you. Yeah.
That's good news. You know how they make those little, if you're trying to childproof your house and they make little soft covers for like your coffee table or your kitchen table? The little corner bumpers? Yeah. Oh, sure. Yeah. You can put them on low counters so the toddlers don't smack their face on them.
Yeah. Do you need to childproof the house? Just my nightstand.
Just that one. What happened? You pushed me. I don't think so.
You were free to move your head about however you like. Can you see it? Is it puffy? It's a little bit puffy. A little goose egg thing happens. And it's real tender to the touch. Yeah.
Well, it's a metal corner. I know it hurts. Real bad.
You turned too quick and smacked your forehead on the corner of your nightstand. Yeah. Because I had to. Right.
No, I understand. And you went, ah, and then smacked it. And it was not forgiving.
And then you, you said, ah, like that. That wasn't a good mom joke. You can do better. Disappointed by that one. Disappointed.
Ouch. Because you're better than that. I am better than that joke. You're right.
I'll try harder next time. As hard as the corner of your nightstand? Holy moly.
It is pretty hard. Yeah. So, I mean, I don't see a bruise. Is there a bruise?
What's the story? Well, because I covered it up with makeup, but it is a little bit, I don't know. I mean, you said it's tender. There's some discoloration there for sure. So if it would have been just an inch or two lower, you would have that black eye you want.
Oh man, I'm on a black eye so bad. You don't. I'm telling you. I do, I do, but I don't. Right.
Because it's going to hurt having a black eye. It does. And it'll be cool for about one day. And then it'll be, I'll be ready for you.
Because it'll be, ah, you should see the other guy and all that. Yeah. Yeah. I feel like if I have a black eye, I'll look so hardcore.
Yeah. Everyone be like, whoa, what did you get that black eye for? You don't even know my life. You don't want it.
I'm telling you. You think it'd be a cool thing, but you just don't. For one day.
I just want it for one day. So everyone could be like, whoa, what happened? And be like, dangerous. Chantel, danger, Chantel. No, if there's anything I learned. I said, Chantel, danger, Chantel. Yeah, that's your name. Stupid.
So, but here's the deal. I know a lot about you. And this weekend was proof positive that danger is not your middle name. Why?
Reading the sign and taking caution is your middle name. Yeah. Yeah. That's why. It's fine. Take every precaution could be your middle name.
That's fine. There's nothing wrong with that, but it's not danger. You're misleading yourself. Just wait. Just wait till I get a black eye.
And then everyone's going to be like, whoa. I don't know. I think they're probably going to think I did it. And that's not going to be nice. That's not going to be terrible. Right. And I don't need that. A bunch of people thinking that I gave you a black eye when clearly you smacked your own face on your own nightstand.
Yeah. It's usually going to be something that I've done. This forehead thing is because of you though.
I didn't do, I had nothing to do with that. Yeah. You were bugging me. Yeah. And I tried to get away. That is sort of true. I had to escape.
Right. But I escaped into a hard corner. A sharp metal corner.
An unforgiving corner. What did it cut you? Were you tapping it because you kind of like how it hurts?
Because you keep doing it. You're like, it doesn't feel good, but you keep poking at it. Well, I was trying to poke at it to see just how big it is. So it's not that big actually. It's like right here. It's about.
You're still tapping it. Because I'm trying to see how big it is. What weird thing are you going to compare its size to? Tell me.
That's what I was trying to determine. What about the size of a toothbrush? No, it's not that big. It certainly is it's not even the size of like this pen thing. What's this called? A pen lid?
Not a pen lid, but the part of the pen that holds it on your paper. What are you talking about? This part where you can hook it on stuff. The pen lid hook thing.
Okay. What's that called? Maybe a tab? No. I don't know.
I don't know. I don't know how big it is either. But it's not that big. No, it's less than an inch big. All right.
Well, good deal. It's not as cool as I thought it would. Get some ice on it.
No, it is okay. It'll go away tomorrow. You gonna be okay? Yeah, I'll be fine. All right.
Good deal. I don't even know where to begin with this weekend sports activities. It was a wild weekend.
Yes, it was. Maybe I started the end. At the end of what? Last night.
Of the Bill's Ravens game? Yeah. Maybe I started the end. Okay.
But it's not, I mean, the weekend football is not over because the best game still has to play. All right. All right. You're right. We do have the Vikings tonight.
We do. Who are they playing? The Bears. Doesn't matter. The Chicago Bears.
Doesn't matter. Buffalo Bill's win probability was as low as 1.1% with eight and a half minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. They were behind 40 to 25.
Yeah, I know. Thousands of people had left the stands. Really? I didn't notice that. They thought the game was done. But tour not.
They tour not. And the cool part is that I have, and I know on your, one of your teams, or your team and one of my teams, we have the Ravens defense. Yeah. So that's cool. Yeah. That's cool. I got a negative seven for the Ravens defense last night. Yeah.
Well, so did I because I also have them on that side. Awesome. No, because I really like the Ravens.
Yeah. They're my second favorite team. I can't believe they were winning. They were playing so well.
Yeah. It was 40 to 25 with eight minutes left. The whole, the whole weekend of football was crazy. The whole world is upside down. Every game was a little bit crazy.
I know. And I've renamed my teams. Both of them are now called the blue tent because apparently everybody on my teams likes to get injured. Not just injured, but injuries that take them out for a couple of games. At least a couple of games.
Yeah. You are very bad luck to players. I think that you need to not play fantasy football. There are a lot of fights between players on the field. Tensions were high, emotions were high. A lot of drama. Travis Kelsey got punched. Well, he also took out Xavier Worthy. So I'm not mad. I don't think there are a lot of people mad honestly.
I bet he was probably, by the way, on my roster. Here's what happens. I think, I'm not going to say it. I've already said it. I know.
People know how I feel about Travis Kelsey. That's right. So I'm not going to, I bet he was probably, he's probably got a little bit of an ego nowadays. I mean, I'm sure he always did, but I bet it's like elevated even more. That's possible. And I bet he was talking some game. He was talking some smack.
I'm sure he was. And somebody went, I don't want to listen to this anymore. And they went punch. So I, I saw this picture and I sent this around to a couple of people.
It says, be especially nice to people this week. Someone out there started AJ Brown and Xavier Worthy in fantasy and are ready to snap. It's me. Hi. I'm that guy. I'm the guy who's entire roster didn't do much. Now I still have one more player to play. So do I. I have Justin Jefferson and I have the Minnesota defense in my other league.
So yeah, I still have stuff to do. I got TJ Hackinson. He needs to earn 38 points to get me tied. Yeah. My TJ Hackinson is pretty good.
It's pretty good. He's not 38 points. My bench made better points than, oh, here's football. We're back at it. Yeah. Jared Goff. Did the Lions forget how to play football? Did you watch that game?
I was all in on the Lions. We watch Red Zone at our house. And so we watch all the games for all the action for eight hours.
Did you know that the guy who is the host of Red Zone, he doesn't take a break the entire time? Really? Yeah.
He's there for that eight hours nonstop. Wow. It's impressive. It's very impressive. It is impressive.
It's very impressive. Should I re-kill? That no play.
Oh, you're still doing this? Dolphins are terrible. Dolphins did not have a good day. I like Mike McDaniel a great deal, but I feel like maybe Mike McDaniel is not the best coach option. Here we go.
Or Tua needs to just take a break. All right. Ashton Janty did very well. Yes, it was fun to watch. It was fun to watch Ashton. He did great.
Great job for him. Football. We're back at it. We're back in it. Full swing. Are you ready?
Ready or not? Here I come. You can't hide. I'm gonna find you. All right.
Good job. I just opened my lunch bag to get out my banana. It smells like tamales in my lunch bag.
That's because both you and I are having tamales for lunch today. That's right. Hand made by us. Because we made four million tamales. I don't know if it was four million. We didn't get an accurate count. I'm telling you it's 200.
Yeah. I would say it was close to 200. Everyone was supposed to be counting. No one counted.
Not a single person counted. We hung out with some friends over the weekend. That is true. And we had a tamale team going. Team tamale or tamale team. What do you like better? I said both. They're interchangeable. Yeah.
Okay. I even put my hand in the center of the table. Team tamale on three. Team tamale. One, two, three. We had somebody wrapping. We had somebody putting the maza down. We had somebody putting the meat down. I was putting the meat down.
I was doing the corn husk wrapping. That's right. And then we steamed them.
That's right. And ate them. And they were delicious.
They were so delicious. I feel like I should have stopped myself at three, but I didn't. And the fourth one that I had was kind of a big one. Yeah.
And it was too much. Three seems to be a comfortable place to live. Three tamales. So I brought three for lunch.
Did you? I brought two. Because I had the same thing as you.
I had three and that was too much. I see. Two tamales is the perfect number of tamales.
Yeah. I like tamales. I always have. You haven't always been a fan of tamales. No, because they've been very bland. And the moss has been like thick and not it.
And so I was not a fan. But these ones are made in a real special way. A little boiler in Wyoming taught our friends how to make these specific ones. And so we got to make them over the weekend and they were very good. So good.
Very good. I also have not until you went to the tamale place and brought that home, I have not seen people dress them up like in like an enchilada or a burrito. I've just seen them like, okay, there's your tamales. So I've seen them very boring as well. So to see them dressed with the sour cream and the salsas and the lettuces and all that stuff, it's fine.
Whatever you're putting on them, whatever sauces and salsas, very good. Yeah, I know. Very good.
So I'm quite happy. But it took a long time. It was a very long time to make those. It took a better part of the afternoon to make 200 tamales.
There were six adults and three kids working on two lines of tamales. That's right. We got it down though. And now we have a delicious tamale. At least a dozen in the freezer. Yeah. We'll have tamales forever.
No, we'll have them for a while. You did call me a meat freak over the weekend. Yeah, which I think was a lot of fun because there's that magician, chris angel who calls himself the mind freak. And so we always do, the intro to his magic is, are you ready? And so when I called you meat freak, it made me immediately say, are you ready? Married freak.
Which was fun. But you are strange about meat. And like you just don't like meat. Yeah, I don't like to look at it. I don't like to smell it. I don't.
Right. Sometimes I have a hard time eating it. I just, well, sometimes it's just gross. Right. So they had the bowl of meat.
Let's call it that. And somebody kept opening it and I was like, stop it. It smells so bad. Stop it.
Stop it. Well, they had prepared the meat the day prior because it takes a long time to cook all the meat because these are pork. And so it was a lot of time to cook all that. And then it got shredded up and then turned into the filling for the tamales. Way good.
Very good. But I can also see why nobody makes these very often because they are, they're time consuming. People make these all the time.
Do they? Oh yeah. Absolutely.
I bet there's, I bet there's, a family right now sitting at the table making tamales and they've been there since last night. Yeah. And they're like, we got to get through all this stuff. We got too much stuff. Yeah. I can't wait until lunch.
It's coming soon. We didn't participate in the big lottery drawing over the weekend and it's probably okay. I mean, it's a two dollar ticket. It would have potentially won us some money, but we would have had to have picked the right numbers. And that's always the thing, isn't it?
Yeah. You got to pick the right numbers. What numbers would you pick?
Well, I'll tell you, if I was playing, I would have picked 11, 23, 44, 61, 62 and the Powerball 17. Oh. And I would have loved to have that multiplier of two. Then I would have won my share of the $1.787 billion with a B. Bro.
Two tickets, one sold in Missouri and one sold in Texas matched all six numbers on the Saturday night drawing. In half? They will split it.
Yeah. They will actually split the jackpot, which I thought was kind of interesting. So that $1.787 billion is the second largest U.S. lottery jackpot ever won. The world record, $2.04 billion Powerball jackpot was back in November of 22 and was won by someone in California.
But this one is going to split between somebody in Missouri and somebody in Texas. Now, I don't know how that works out, but there's a lot of money. That's a lot of money.
I know. And then taxes, you got to pay your taxes. That's right. And once you take out all the taxes and stuff, you're still ending up with hundreds of millions of dollars.
Do you have to pay all your taxes all once on that? It comes out. It comes out of the prize money. Before they even hand it to you. That is correct.
Yeah. And obviously, you pay less on the tax if you take it over the 40-year payout, but I'm not going to take it over the 40-year payout. Also, how do they give it to you? Do they just give you cash or do they put it on a card? There's no way they hand you that in cash. So they just put it on my head. It's probably deposited into your bank.
It's not a preloaded card. You probably work it out between them and your bank and where you want to put the money, because if I'm that person, I'm not putting all of it in one You're going to diversify your portfolio. You're going to diversify your portfolio. Across multiple different places. And most of it. I'm going to tell you, you take some of it.
You take the good and you take the bad. And you set aside, I would set aside a bunch just to have as a giveaway pile. And I would have, this is stuff I intend to use for charity, for friends, for what I have a giveaway pile. I have my spending pile. And then hundreds of millions of the dollars are getting invested in multiple different things so that then I can just live off of that forever. But also put some make a pile for like paying off debt. That's in the spend pile. Oh, okay.
That is that you're exactly right. Pay off my house so that we don't have to worry about that. Pay off.
I'm telling you right now, if you win hundreds of millions of dollars, it's not going to take a million dollars for us to be out of debt. No, no. That's what I'm saying. It's not even close.
No way. So if I'm going to set aside, if I set aside $10 million in my spend pile out of hundreds of millions and I say I'm going to spend $10 million, that's insane to even say out loud. Then I'm going to take what I need to pay off my stuff and then I have the rest to sit there. And then I've got my giveaway pile. And let's say my giveaway pile is another, let's say it's another $5 million. So I've got $15 million designated in spend and giveaway.
And I have hundreds of millions of dollars that are going to then go into investments and stuff like that so that I can live off of that forever. It's unfathomable. It's craziness. And it's crazy to talk about it in terms of hundreds of millions like that when there are people with hundreds of billions in the world. Hey, we may not have hundreds of billions, but we've got hundreds of billions of love and happiness. I knew what you were going to say.
Sunshine every day. In addition to the big jackpot winners, two tickets matched all five white balls. And so those ones get $2 million each. There were 232 tickets that won $50,000 prizes. There were 90 tickets that won $100,000 prizes.
And it looks like they also do a double-play drawing in Florida and Maine and each of those won $500,000. So a bunch of people made some money over the weekend. Not me. I'm not one of them. No, me neither.
Nope. That's all right. But congrats to those winners. If you would like to put us in your giveaway pile, that would be very nice of you. It would be very kind. There are people who need it more than we do.
I understand. Give it to people who need it. If you would like to put us in your giveaway pile, I'm not going to be sad about it. But please don't include us in the pile until after you've taken care of people that need it. There you go.
Right? We're okay. But if you want to include us, I'm not going to be upset. Congrats to those people. Yeah.
So happy for you. See? You've gotten school pictures before.
Well, yeah, I was in school and that was part of the trauma of going through school. Sure. Yeah, exactly. When you got your school pictures back, your teacher handed you your school pictures in their little package.
Right. In a little white envelope thing. Did you look at them and then immediately put them away? Or did you wait? Did you immediately put them away and then wait until you got home to look at them? I don't remember. No, I'm sure I looked at them, but I don't remember. You didn't like, did you get them out to look at them? Probably. I always briefly looked at them and then I was embarrassed and so then I would put them away until I got home.
Even as a kid. Yeah. What's going on? What's happening? What do you mean? As a kid, you would take out your school picture, be embarrassed and put it away? Yeah.
Why? What is going on? I don't know. Are we having therapy right now? We might need to. Because today you look at a picture and you go, ugh, every single time.
No, not every time. I'm going to take a picture of you right now. I'm going to show it to you.
You're going to go, ugh. Anyway, when you got your pictures, you got an eight by 10. You got a couple of five by sevens.
And a waltz. You got a couple of some wallets. Yeah. Who got the eight by 10? I think the eight by 10 stayed at home.
Okay. In the white envelope in a box. Your parents didn't frame it?
Put it on the wall? No, I think the five by sevens went to grandparents, I guess. And then the wallets went to. Your friends. The rest of that envelope.
So. I think I probably still have eight by 10s and wallets of every year because they live in an envelope. My parents always put. Well, my mom always put the eight by 10 up. So she would display that one.
My grandparents were both deceased. So the five by sevens, I think stayed in the envelope. And then the wallets, I've passed out to friends. When our kids got their pictures, I ordered an eight by 10.
And then I was like, I'm not going to. This is a large photo. So I only ordered the eight by 10. Give me a three by five. I don't even want a four by six.
Keep it small. I'm only ordering wallets from now on. I only ordered the eight by 10 once.
And then I went, I'm not going to do this. And then I kept the five by seven for me because five by seven is, that's plenty. That's plenty big. And then I think I gave like a three by five to grandparents. I don't even think I ordered wallets because I went, nobody's doing that anymore. You're not passing them out to your friends. I wasn't then.
I did. I would write little messages on the back. That's cute. We would do a picture swap.
No. And I would take theirs. And I would, and it always had like, uh, be cool. Stay cool forever. I have. I have stayed. Special alert breaking news. Chantel has stayed cool. Special alert.
That's right. For anyone wondering, she is still cool. The coolest. And she also never changed. True. Stay the same. Never change.
We just have a solid summer. Never change. Right. I feel like you should always change and adapt. Do not adapt. Do not evolve. Stay the same.
Thanks for the small photo. This is terrible tip. There's only one time I gave out one of the wallets.
And it was to my elementary school girlfriend. Yeah. That's right. And, uh, and she took it to camp. Yeah. And that is the whole story of the wallet photo that I gave to a girl in elementary school.
Okay. There was a boy that I, I don't want to say dated because they didn't date. We would hold hands at recess once.
You're crazy. And he gave me like, he gave me for Christmas one year a frame eight by 10 photo of himself. And when he handed it to me, I laughed. And then we never dated again. All right. Dated. We did it.
I don't want this. I'm doing that for Christmas. Writing a note. Eight by 10.
Framed photo. And you better not laugh. If you laugh, I will be heartbroken. I'll try my best. I will try my hardest. Also one time, oh, I wasn't very nice. Here we go. You're embarrassed about yourself and, and you're unlocking a lot of memories right at this moment.
This is great. He held my hand at recess once and I was embarrassed. And so I threw my coat over it. Well, yeah, you were a kid. You should have been embarrassed.
We were in like fifth grade. Yeah. How embarrassing. I'm like, hold your hand at recess. I'm saying, yeah.
I gotta go on the swing set. Right. It's not what recess is for. Leave me alone. I'm going to go throw a ball.
I got 500 to play. I gotta go chase somebody. I gotta stay cool. I got monkey bars and that cool zip thing. Yeah. I got cool things to work on. Right.
Bye. Here's a photo. Over the weekend, our friends that we were visiting decided to do a cookie decorating contest.
Yeah. A little sugar cookie, some frosting, some different candies and things you could make a cookie. And there were three different families there and they said, all right, get together with your family and come up with a theme idea. And we'll put all the themes in a bowl and pick the theme. You and I did not have a great theme. The theme, and that's fine. But the theme that won was Disney, which was great because that opened a lot of ideas up. I looked at my cookie. I saw it was round and I thought to myself, what else is round in the Disney universe?
Smart. And I could have made a Mickey Mouse head and used one cookie as the center and maybe used another cookie and popped out some ears. I could have done something like that.
Yeah. Did not do that. That would have been so easy. That would have been something. My first idea, I don't know why I had this idea, but the first thing that popped into my head was, I don't even know her name, the woman from Emperor's New Groove.
Okay. I don't know her name. What's the... Isma.
Isma. That's right. And so I looked at pictures of her and I went, oh yeah, I could do this. And then I went, no, in second thought, that's too difficult. And then I went, but I could make Cousco.
I started making Cousco and I was like, this is the best thing I've ever made. You said that out loud. You said, this is the best thing I've ever made. Exactly like that.
Like you thought you might have said it under your breath or maybe just in your head, but no, you said it out loud exactly like that. And then... This is the best thing I've ever made. And then from around the table, I hear, what's that?
What's that supposed to be? Yeah. And I go, oh, you can't tell?
And then the more I looked at it, the more I went, yeah, this is terrible. Well, so there I was with my round cookie and I'm thinking to myself, all right, I've got white frosting and I've got a chocolate frosting. I went, what can I make? Green. I can make green, right? I've got food coloring. Green doesn't seem too difficult to make.
Yeah. A tiny bit of blue, some yellow, mix it up. I'm going to have green. And I went, I'm making a Mike Wazowski cookie.
You're just good. It's a circle. How hard could it be to make a circle on top of a circle cookie with a big circle eyeball in the middle with a big circle pupil? I'm just looking at it and I'm like, I can make circles all day.
Yeah. I'm going to circle cookie. You did great. So I made the Mike Wazowski cookie. And you won. I did win the cookie contest, which was pretty exciting. That is very exciting. You did a great job.
I don't know how my coosco didn't win, but whatever. You had little teeth made of almonds and sprinkles and stuff. No, my eyes were made of almonds.
Yes, almonds. My teeth were made of sprinkles. Cut up little sprinkles for a teeth. They were some jaggedy teeth and only a top row. Because I initially I tried to do a bottom row of teeth, but that looked even scarier than just a top row.
Yeah. There was a lack of lip, just teeth sitting on a face. It looked like one of those little dolls with the teeth in them.
They're scary looking. Anyway, anyway, there were some great cookies. Honestly, I really, my favorite cookie that I saw was the island from Moana. Oh yeah. That one was very good. That one was super duper cool. Very, very cool. I really liked that cookie. There was some Finding Nemo. That's right. Somebody made the bottle of poison from Emper's new group.
That is correct. That one was really good. I made a companion cookie to my, to my Wazowski cookie and it was supposed to be Solis fur. But do you know the hardest color of frosting to make? Purple.
Very difficult to make purple icing. I don't know how you do it. Did you ever get it? No. Oh. I ended up using some kind of gray that someone had made.
And that was close enough, I guess. I'm looking at my Cusco going, yeah, that's the best thing I've ever made. Immediately after the judging, you took a bite out of the face. You were like, well, I'm eating mine. I just, I think I left mine there. I wasn't super into eating the cookie.
Really? I like making it. But you know me and sugar cookies. I ate it. It was delicious. I'm sure it was. And I have picture proof of it.
It'll live forever. Cusco. Are you going to post the picture of your Cusco cookie? Probably should because it's something of beauty.
It is. You should go into the business. The business of what? Making cookies. Cookies decorated. Yeah, yeah, making them for birthdays. Somebody ordered a dozen Cusco cookies.
What would you do? Easy. Would each one look exactly the same? Nope.
There is no consistency in your product. No. You get what you get and you're in love with it. And you like it? Yep.
Exactly. Post that. I will. Post that baby. I am working on it as we speak.
There is, I have a pair of socks and I don't know why I haven't replaced them yet, but there is in one of the socks, if I put it on my right foot, then my toe, my big toe sneaks out of the hole. If I... We're not this broke. I know. I know what you're doing.
What are we doing? I just haven't made it to the store to replace it. We were at the store last night. I bought new socks for myself last night.
Here's the thing. I just forget until I put the sock back on. Why are you still saving that sock? Because I like the, I like the no, I like this no show sock and I only have a few pairs of them and I need to replace them and I just keep forgetting until I remember when I put them on and go, oh yeah, I forget that there's a hole. Now I can get away with wearing these socks if I put the holy sock on my left foot because then it's, because it's right in the place of my big toe.
So if I put it on my right foot, then my toe pokes through. Do you know what brand these are? No. They're probably like a, like a Haynes.
I don't know. They're not like a, like a fancy sock. They're not like a smart wool. No. They're just a regular old sock.
Yes. You get like a pack of 400 of them for $7. I know, but here's the thing. It has to be 10 pair for $7. Listen to me.
What are you doing? It has to be the right, the right height because you can get no show socks that are too high and I don't like those ones. So it has to be the right. I even got, because I usually wear converse and I even got converse brand no show socks. They're too high.
I don't like them. So it has to be this right height of sock. Where is it from? Okay. Listen, I think I got these ones at TJ max. Oh, you're never going to find them again.
You are never going to find that sock again. I know. Here's the other thing. And there's a good chance that sock is a mistake. Probably. It's a second. It's a factory second. I like these socks. Did it come with the hole in it?
No. I'm currently swapping them now because every time I stand up to walk somewhere, I go, Oh, I got to move my socks around because I can feel my toe. Why do you even wear a sock? Well, you have to wear a sock. Otherwise your feet are going to get. That's barely a sock. I'm wearing my new socks today and you know how I am about new socks. Oh, yeah, I do. How does that feel? I put them on this morning and I went new sock feet. It's very exciting. I just swapped.
And so now my big toe on my right foot is like, Oh, covered. Thank you. Weird. Why weird? Just get rid of the holy sock. I just to. You gave me the death stare because I suggested that you throw it away.
I know what I need to do and I can't throw it away until I replace it. That makes no sense. It does.
No, it makes no sense. If I, if I throw it away and then I don't have a sock, what am I supposed to do? Wear a different sock. I don't like the other socks. They're too high. You're so aggressive about a sock. You have other no shows.
Yeah, but where are those? Yeah, but I broke you. I, what happened? Listen, I don't have very many of them. Okay. Throw away the holy ones. You don't need to save these holy socks. I know.
What are you doing? I don't understand. You're like, no, I can't until I replace them. No, you can. And then you just wear the other ones. Yeah, but then they'll get dirty and then I'll be like, Oh, no, laundry. I really only have like five pair of the ones that I really like.
You see, you have a drawer full of socks. They're too high. They're not the right ones. Then throw those away. I might need to carry around all these extra socks. I don't know. Actually, do you only wear the no shows?
Unless my feet are cold and I'm just hanging out at the house and then I wear those tall fuzzy ones. The big ones. Yeah. Yeah. The big ones. So, oh, she put on the big ones.
I go back to defending this holy sock because there's no reason. Yes, there is. No, there's not. I've explained all of the reasons.
Not well enough. There is no reason to defend hanging onto that holy sock. Get rid of it. It doesn't need to be around anymore. Turn it into a dry erase board eraser or something.
If you love it that much, get it out of your sock drawer. I can't. You can?
I can't replace it. No. You got to let it go. I can't. You got to let it go. What if I just sew it?
No. What are you doing? Ten pair, seven bucks.
What are you doing? They got to be the right ones, Josh. Go sock shopping.
Okay. That's on my plan for tonight. I'll do that.
I'm going to put it in the calendar so I don't forget. Sock shopping. Bet. I'll do it right now.
You do what right now? Put it in the calendar. Doesn't mean it's going to get done. Tomorrow, we'll get an update that you still have that sock. No.
I'm putting it in the calendar. Sock shopping. You should be putting it in the garbage cans where you should be putting it. Why do you hate my sock so much?
Because it has a hole in it and you have to wear it on the wrong foot in order to be comfortable. That's crazy. That's crazy. Look at me.
That's crazy. So we've talked a little bit about how I kind of want to be a mascot. Right.
And the mascot I really want to be is the Indianapolis Colts mascot. Yeah. His name is Blue. And I think he gets to have the most fun.
I think so too. But I don't know why. Why does he get to have the most fun? He's kind of got one of those like really jokey type personalities.
He's a prankster, which you're into being prank master. One of the things I really like about Blue is the belly. I think that's what it is. And Blue really likes to shake the belly. I think it's just because of the weird shape.
And I like that a lot. He is shaped weird. But he also in his nostrils has like party horn things like the little like, what are those called? You know what I'm talking about? Yeah, yeah, yeah. That roll out when you blow on him. Right.
He's got those in his nose. And I like that a lot. I think that's a fun little surprise. You're like, what's up with that guy? And then he goes, and they pop out of his nose. Yeah. I'm just watching some videos of him because now those are in my algorithms. Yeah, as they should be.
As they should be. And yeah, he's just, I think it's his face too is like dopey little smile. I kind of want to, I really just want to be the Colts mascot. Can I please just be the Colts mascot? Have you seen the Coca Cola polar bear?
No. It's another one that you may be into. It's a bear mascot, one of the big polar bears. Okay.
And you can, you can look up the polar bear on Tik Tok or whatever. I am currently. Yeah. And you'll see also a great, great mascot tall. So I believe is probably a hand puppet up top for this part. So kind of, kind of like that.
But what's great is that the polar bear attacks and likes to bite heads. Yeah. If you haven't seen it.
It's very, very fun. And his whole floppy head just opens up over the top of people's heads. Yep. I'm watching that.
It's great. I kind of like that too. And then he'll kind of chase people down. He's also, he'll smell people and then be like, no, I'm not going to eat that one.
And then smell the next one and go, that's the one. And then that's kind of fun. So I do like that as a good mascot gag.
You got to have whatever mascot you do end up as you've got to have a gag. You're saying this, like it's going to actually happen. Look at me. Look at me. It's going to happen. What I think is funny is you've always been supportive. You've always supported me in whatever ideas I have. Right. This is like your, I mentioned this once, just once. And you're like, no, we're going to make this happen. You are in full support of this mascot dream of mine. That's right. You've been looking at costumes. I know. Because here's the thing, like there is that level of anonymity and we've talked about it a lot, but when it is solidified that you are a mascot, you can't tell anybody. No, I know you can't. Because they can't know that it's you in there. Right.
Like there's like nondisclosure agreements on this stuff. I know. You are that character and that is it. There is no Chantel Danger Tielor.
There is only mascot name here. You know? I do. I'm ready for it. I know you are. I just can't wait. I cannot wait.
I wish the thing I wish is that I could have a camera inside to see the look on your face as you're being just a total goof to people. I love it. It's going to be pure joy. I know I'll be the happiest person alive.
I know. So how do we make this? See, now you're bought in. But it has to be the right one. It can't just be any math. Like it has to be the right one. It can't look hokey. It's got to be a good one.
I know. I don't know what it's going to be. And what would be fun is if there was an event that was already happening and you just happened to be there as a mascot and nobody's going to know. Because we're not going to talk about it until after the fact. And then we go, if you saw this person at this thing, that was Chantel. What? Strange how Chantel and the mascot are never in the same room together.
You've never seen them together. And then you're going to start looking at every mascot and you're going to go, is that Chantel in there? It might be.
It looks like the right height. We got to make it happen. But blue is a good one. If you don't know blue from the Indianapolis Colts, get familiar because blue is a great mascot. Great mascot. What about the Jazz Bear? What do you think about the Jazz Bear?
Oh yeah, he's fine. Can you do a trampoline front flip slam dunk? No. Have you ever tried? No. You might be able to. You might be able to.
We're going to find out. You might be the Jazz Bear. No, I don't want to be the Jazz Bear.
You don't? No. It's not silly enough.
It could be. I want something more silly. Okay, fair enough. You want your own character? Yep, maybe. Not an existing one? Well, that's the thing. All of these mascots are already filled by... I understand.
Positions are already filled. So we just make up our own Classy 97 mascot. But then they're going to know it's you. Oh, true. The point is to know that they went to a thing and weren't sure if it was you or not. True, true.
If it's a Classy 97 thing and there's a mascot, they're going to go, oh, that's Chantel in there. I already know that. True.
You see? And then you lose all the anonymity. You've got to have something.
Yeah, I have to have complete secrecy. Right. That's what I'm saying. Like a secret agent mascot. Exactly. Exactly. A secret agent one.
Very cool. You can tiptoe everywhere you go. Like you're sneaking. Was that your tiptoe? Yeah.
It was kind of like... Secret agent. You want to do some would you rather? I do. Well, then let's do it. Would you rather this or that? Would you rather have your laugh sound like a car alarm?
That's pretty bad. Or like a goat. And now you get to do that impression. I did the one. I don't even know what a goat sounds like.
What do you think? I don't know how to turn it into a laugh. No, I'm not doing this. I'm not doing this.
I don't do sound effects on the radio. I'll tell you why. Because you record them and then you use them against me for years. What are you talking about? What are you talking about? Do not. Listen. What's a goat sound like? No, I'm not doing this.
I'm helping you. What does a goat sound like? You make the noise first. No, I made the car alarm laugh.
That was my contribution. You're doing the goat laugh. So let's work on a goat sound.
That's the workshop of this. And then think about what a goat sounds like in your head. Do you know what a goat sounds like? It's like a bleat. It is a goat bleat. That's right.
So it's like a meh. Perfect. That was so good. I am not.
That was a great goat. Now, spell that. Because you're a reader. So spell it out. Meh.
Over and over and over. Meh. That's very good. I'm really happy about this.
Now, combine that sound with a laugh. And here we go. 3, 2, 1. Where'd you go? I'm not doing this. And here we go.
3, 2, 1. Because look at your fingers right over that record button. I'm not touching anything. It doesn't matter. In 3, 2, 1, go. Not happening.
Goat bleat plus a laugh in 3, 2, 1. Go. I'm not. I'm not doing this. 3, 2, 1, go. Let's hear it.
I'm ready. I'd rather my laugh sound like a goat. What does it sound like? I haven't heard it.
I haven't picked yet. I don't even know how to turn it into a laugh, Josh. Make the goat noise?
Yes. Stop. I'm not. Shut it down. I'm done.
There's no shutting anything down. We're in it. Here we go. We take the goat noise. Yeah.
And we're going to combine that with a laugh. Why do you do this? Why do you do this to me? You did this to you. I have done it. I am merely helping you get through the sound effect creation. I'm just going to do it to get it over with. Here we go. 3, 2, 1. Yeah.
Okay. Is it that or the car alarm? The goat.
I picked the goat. Stop. Stop it.
You took your headphones off. I know because I'm done. It doesn't make it go away. I know. I'm embarrassed.
Shut it down. No way. No way.
This is amazing. Stupid. So would I rather have that? Yep. Or the car alarm one. I think I'm taking the goat.
I like what you've done here today. Stupid. Stupid. And it would be pretty good to meh. Meh. Meh. Meh. I think that would be better than the car alarm one. They are quite similar.
They are similar. Would you rather this or that? We've had quite the show today. We covered a lot of different things.
We got to hear some amazing new sounds. And I am, for one, ready to call it a day. We've got one more matter of business coming up though.
Here in just a couple of minutes, we have a great big announcement for Classy 97 and for East Idaho. So definitely hang out because we can't, like we're legally bound to not say anything for another couple of minutes. So we can't say anything until 10 o'clock.
Right. At 10 o'clock we can say it. And we can say it a lot. And we will say it a lot.
But we can't until then. So hang out for just a couple of minutes and then we're going to say something. Do you know what I'm saying? I do know what you're saying. We can't say it now, but we'll say it in a minute. That's what I'm saying. I'm saying here in just a minute, we're going to say something that we can't say right now. Just say. Does that make sense?
Yeah. Just say. We'll say it in a couple of minutes. We can't say it.
I'm going to say it here real soon. I'm going to wrap up the show. Okay. And then I'm going to say something here in a minute is what I'm saying. Hang tight.
That's right. Stand by. Something big coming up here in a minute. And then as far as the show goes, we'll see you tomorrow. Yeah, we'll be here tomorrow. Okay.
All right. Big thing coming up here in a minute. Just after 10 o'clock when I can say it. See you tomorrow. Thanks for hanging out for just a little bit longer. You betcha. Yeah.
Normally we're all wrapped up and done, but we have one more thing to take care of. A very, very exciting thing to say. November 20th, Mountain America Center, it's a Thursday night and Classy 97 is very excited to present for the first time in East Idaho. They've never performed in East Idaho before.
Mm-hmm. Trans-Siberian Orchestra is coming to the Mountain America Center in Idaho Falls, November 20th. We have free tickets to give away. La, ti, da. Starting right now.
Yeah. How do I win them, Josh? Well, you got to go to the Classy 97 app and fill out the form and you're entered to win. That's really what it takes. It's very easy.
That's so easy. If you want a chance to win those tickets. Now, tickets do go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. So this is your chance to win tickets before you can even buy them.
That's right. You can't even buy tickets to the show until Friday, but you can go enter to win them right now in the Classy 97 app. When are you giving them away, Josh? Well, over the next week or two, we'll be giving away tickets and then we've got more tickets to give away.
You and I next week are going to be giving away tickets to the first five rows of the show. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know.
I know. That's pretty awesome. It's very, very cool. So if you want a chance to win this stuff, you definitely need to get on board. Go get the Classy 97 app. If you don't already have it, go enter to win tickets right now in the Classy 97 app and you can see Trans-Siberian Orchestra.
The Ghost of Christmas Eve. They're doing the best of TSO and more at the show. It's November 20th at the Mountain America Center in Idaho Falls.
It's a Thursday night, 7 p.m. It's going to be spectacular. Can't wait to see you there and you can go enter to win those tickets right now.
And again, they go on sale on Friday, 10 a.m. But go enter to win. Go sign up to win in the Classy 97 app and good luck. Thanks for listening to Wake Up Classy 97, the podcast. If you enjoy the show, please share, subscribe and rate the podcast. Wake Up Classy 97 is hosted by Josh and Chantel Tielor and is a production of Riverbend Media Group. For more information or to contact the show, visit RiverbendMediaGroup.com. Thank you.