Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Monday, April 14th, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
We don’t own a wheelbarrow so I think we’re going to make one or something, tapping your fingers makes you a better listener, we are so excited that we finally found s’moreos, Chantel was super excited about the Blue Origin rocket launch this morning, we toured the ISU campus for Bengal Visit Day, does the Easter Bunny visit adults and adult children, Josh is the most helpful person in the house, we discovered something on YouTube but we’re not sure what it is, Monopoly is trying really hard to stay relevant, Chantel wants to bring back the banana chair, we live in an ingredient only household with picky children, and you should probably wash your new clothes before you wear them.
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Intro
(2:53) - Gardening Day & we don't own a wheelbarrow
(6:41) - Tap your fingers to hear better
(10:44) - Good News to Get You Going
(13:15) - S'moreos!!
(17:31) - Blue Origin's all female crew
(22:35) - Bengal visit day at Idaho State University
(26:56) - Easter baskets for adults & adult kids
(31:43) - Chantel was trying to mop & Josh helped
(36:39) - WGI Sports of the Arts is awesome
(43:55) - Monopoly has expansion packs
(47:54) - Bring back the banana chairs
(51:26) - We're an ingredient only household
(57:00) - Would You Rather This or That
(59:22) - Wash your new clothes + outro
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Full show transcript:
Hey there, miss Green Thumb. Hey there. Hi there. Howdy. Is it green today?
Is it blue today? What color is your thumb today? Brown? Peach. Just normal norm peach?
Pasty. Peach. Is that the color of the crayon that you would use for skin? Peach. Yeah.
I got that peach skin. Hey. It's Monday, April 14. We don't own a wheelbarrow, so I think we're gonna make one. With half a barrel and a wheelbarrow and two poke.
Two sticks and a peel. Two sticks, a wheel? A wheel. I mean, we're gonna need an axle and a few different things. No.
That's not what you said. You said two sticks, a barrel, and a wheel. That's the main ingredients. That's like you need chicken and rice and maybe a vegetable, but you're gonna also want salt and pepper. The axle and the screws and stuff, that's all the salt and pepper stuff.
Say any of that. Well, there's more to it. I've gathered two sticks, a barrel, and a wheel. You haven't gathered anything. Tapping your fingers makes you a better listener or so science says.
Science doesn't know. We are so excited that we finally found S'moreos. And we ate them, and you can see us eat them. And you can eat them all with us if you find your own pack. Delicious.
I was super excited about the Blue Origin rocket launch this morning. Yeah. I heard. You were not salty at all. Just fresh water over here.
We toured the ISU campus for Bengal visit day. That was cool. That was cool. Does the Easter bunny visit adults and adult children? I'd like to find out.
The Easter bunny hasn't visited me in a very long time. Saying. What's the deal? Oh, no. Josh is the most helpful person in the house.
I don't know how I even Could be more helpful. I don't even know how could be more helpful. I don't even know how I could be more helpful. Just get out of my way. That's what you do.
We discovered something on YouTube, but we're not sure what it is. Yeah. We found out a little bit more about it. We'll tell you what it is. I figured it out today.
Monopoly is trying really hard to stay relevant. Yeah. You got any more of those expansion packs? I wanna bring back the banana chair. Where are you gonna put it, though?
In the living room. Where? One in every room of the house. Absolutely not. Here is my red banana chair in the kitchen.
No. Here's my blue banana chair in the living room. No. Here's my orange banana chair in the bedroom. Let's just get nice new furniture instead.
Alright. I'll alright. We live in an ingredient only household with picky children. It's a bad place to be. And you should probably wash your new clothes before you wear them.
Wait until you hear about this. Want to. Oh, boy. We are Josh and Chantel. This is wake up classy 97, the podcast.
It's episode two eleven. Alright. Hey. Enjoy the show. Hi there.
Hey. You're so far away. Oh, hey, Donna. Get get here. Come to the party.
Here I am. Uh-huh. Here I am. Where have you been? Here.
Just away. Oh, here. Just away. Near? Yeah.
Grover. I I saw Grover when you were saying that too. Here. Just away. Alright.
Well, hey. Today, today's gardening day. I've been doing a lot of gardening, research Okay. Because I've been trying to figure out how to fill these, raised raised beds. K.
And I found out What'd you find out? You don't have to make it all dirt. What do you make it? Well, you can use, old leaves, and you can use all kinds of different things, in the bottom. Yeah.
Because that's a form of compost, isn't it? Yeah. And then I realized I have bags of the stuff in the back of the truck that we cleaned up over the weekend. Yes. And I'm thinking maybe I'll just throw that down, and then you throw down your good dirt on top of that stuff.
Okay. But there is also in the bags of leaves that we just cleaned up, there's I don't know if that's the right choice. It's below all the dirt you plant your stuff in. Oh, okay. So it doesn't matter.
It's fill material because there's, like, sand and dirt and stuff. Like, I wrote dirt because it came out of the gutter. Well, I'll take the trash out. Okay. And what was the trash?
Like, a couple of napkins? And no. There was, like, a Styrofoam cup. Easy. Easy to remove.
Okay. Duct tape. I saw it's a lot of duct tape. K. If I find that, I'll make sure to remove that too.
But the point is, all of that can be used in the bottom layer. Okay. And then, all of the top layer is the good dirt. And then you you don't have to buy, like, a truckload of dirt like I thought I did. Oh, okay.
Yeah. So I You do. I, you know Good research, bud. Yeah. I mean, look.
It's gardening day, so let's do this thing. Let's plant this garden. It's almost time. We can't, though, because we're stuck here. Not stuck.
We're having a great time. Happy to be here. I didn't mean right this second. Oh. I just meant, you know, that's on my to do list.
I know. I know it is. Hopefully, this week, I'll be able to get to that. I'd love to unload those today. That would be a big deal if I could put them back in the yard instead of my Yard.
Why do you say that? Expensive. I don't know. They're heavy. They're very heavy.
Yeah. So and I don't have a wheelbarrow. No. We don't have a wheelbarrow? No.
I thought we bought one. No. We borrowed one because a wheelbarrow is stupid expensive. Yeah. Why are wheelbarrows so expensive?
Big wheelbarrow. How to get you. That's why. There's only one company that makes them Making toys. Really?
No. I don't know. Oh. I don't know why they're so expensive. They're crazy expensive.
Maybe they're difficult to make? It's a metal thing, two sticks, and a wheel. It can't be that tough. Let's make one ourselves. No.
I'm not playing two sticks and a wheel. We got this. I mean, if you had half a barrel, two sticks and a wheel Yeah. Boom. You got a wheelbarrow.
We can do this. Let's make it. We'll make one. No. No.
We won't. It's awfully ambitious of you this morning to think I'm gonna make a wheelbarrow. I'm feeling ambitious today. Guess. Slow down.
I will not. Alright. Hey. It's Josh and Chantel. This is wake up classy ninety seven.
Good morning. Have you ever been in a loud place where you can't it's difficult to hear people? What? Exactly. Yeah.
Of course, I have. Of course. So science here's a little bit of science for you. What's science doing? Scientists found that there's a simple trick that can help you hear better when there's a lot of background noise.
Oh, yeah? All you have to do is tap your finger. No. That doesn't sound people's hearing by having them listen to someone to talk and then made it harder by adding background noise. For some reason, they could pick out more words in each sentence when they tapped their finger.
It worked better if they tapped along to a beat or a rhythm at their own pace, like invent your own rhythm or try it to a beat. Just like this? Like like I don't know if it's finger to finger or if it's just, like, tapping on the table. Probably both. It's just tapping.
Right? It doesn't matter what you're tapping on. If somebody's sitting around doing this, I'm like, stop it. I can't concentrate. I can hear you.
Great. Yeah. No. If somebody's if somebody's just tapping their finger. I heard every word in your sentence.
Isn't that, like, a thing they do with spelling bees? Oh, I don't is it? I don't know. I thought it may be. Either.
I mean, I know they'll, like, grab their nameplate and, like, fingerspell it, like, with their whatever. But I think I've seen this somewhere. They say that it comes down to how the brain is wired. Mhmm. The part that controls fine motor functions is somehow intertwined with the part that controls hearing.
So tapping or moving to a melody can help your brain tune out all the background noise while focusing on what's in front of you. I'm gonna try. Or you can try tapping your foot. They say tapping your finger or your foot. I just read that part.
Again, I've I've been tapping my foot and had people sitting next to me. You sometimes go, hey. I've been sitting across from here, and I've been bouncy because I'm bouncing my foot. And you're like, why are you so where are you moving? Why do you Why do you sit still?
You bounce a lot when we're here in the studio. It's because I'm listening. And all I can see is your head moving up and down, and I'm like, stop moving. Like this. Yeah.
I know. It's really distracting. Yeah. I'm listening. So if you're tapping your foot or tapping your finger, you're distracting somebody else.
That's what I'm saying. Maybe you can hear. Yeah. Oh, I can hear. Great.
Focus. Focus up. Come on. Stay with it. Then if everybody starts tapping Right.
You've got to their own rhythm beat happening. Mess. We're gonna try this tonight in a a noisy place. Where can we go that's noisy? We're gonna try it at home around the dinner table.
I'm gonna turn on loud music. I don't think that's how it works. I think you've gotta you've gotta have, like, a lot going on. Josh, you'd always have to ruin my party. I'll make a lot go on.
I'll have a lot of step happening. I'll turn on the TV. I'll turn on the music. Uh-huh. And then we'll all tap and see if we can hear better.
No. Why? It's gonna sound like a bunch of people hammering and a bunch of noise, and then somebody's gonna go, can you hear me? It's not even gonna be the point. You gotta have, like, you gotta have a reason to be listening.
You gotta have distractions. You gotta have you gotta be in a public place. Oh, tomorrow, we're gonna be in a loud place. I'm gonna try it tomorrow. Okay.
Okay. Alright. I'm gonna try this. We're gonna see if it works. I'm gonna tap my finger quietly, though, so it's not distracting to anybody else.
That's a good idea. Yeah. Give it a go. Yeah. I've been doing the the foot bounce and the finger tap just to see how it goes.
That's too much. It might be, but I've been listening. So that's good. You know that whole pay it forward movement? Correct.
Yes. And and, like, somebody will be in the drive through, and they'll be like, I wanna buy the meal for the people behind me or whatever. Yes. Listen to what happened, at this McDonald's in Haverhill Haverhill? Haverhill, Massachusetts.
K. Franchise owner David Yee and his daughter Christine Yee say that an unknown man walked into the restaurant, handed a cashier a huge wad of cash, and said he wanted to pay for everyone's meals until the money ran out. So between 01:30 and 05:30PM, for three and a half hours, this anonymous donor paid for 356 meals. How much do they pay? I I don't know.
But to pay for 356 meals, that's no small that's no small to do. Especially when if you think about every time we go out to eat, it's about $40 than the past due Right. $40.50 bucks. Christine said, initially, my manager started using the cash to pay for meals, but then our staff decided they should call me. I was actually skeptical at first and became concerned that the money might be counterfeit.
She called the police. They sent somebody over to confirm that the cash was real. With each prepaid meal served, customers also got a card that Christine printed up, which said you've just received a random act of kindness. An anonymous Havert Hill neighbor has paid for your McDonald's meal today. We hope this brightened your day.
If you feel compelled, pay it forward to someone in your own way, which I think is so cool. That is cool. And and inspired by this man's generosity, Christine and her father have made a donation to the Ronald McDonald House as well because they say, hey. Look. We Excellent.
We can help out too. So they were it's really cool. I just think that sort of just trickles, and it's great. It's probably easier for the employees to do a nice gesture that way too instead of trying to figure out, oh, this person in front of you Yeah. What can we get for you?
Behind you. You're right. You're right. It's probably complicated For them Pretty cool, though. 356 meals taken care of by one guy who walked in and just said, hey.
I wanna help out. I think that's really cool. It is great. Yeah. Really special.
Anyway, what about is great. I know. They call it a random act of McKindness. No. No.
Mc nothing had to do with it. I know. It was just a retroactive the headline says. I'm sorry. McDonald's.
Somebody gets to claim that. Somebody tried to be creative. McKind you get it. It was good news to get you going. Big day, Josh.
Well, that's what you said. What was the Saturday? Big day. Big Friday. Friday night?
Is that when it happened? Yeah. And we've yet to we've yet to dive in. But Friday night, you, and I and, our daughter was our was Emery was there. Emery no.
Not back. Okay. Emery was actually the one that found them. Really? Really.
Really. So we're wandering around the grocery store, and, man, I feel like this has been well over a year, if not a year and a half or two ago. They, they said they were going to make a s'mores version of Oreos or S'moreos. And, it was a rumor. And you could look them up online, and you could see that they existed.
And I was like, I'm not gonna pay to have these shipped to the house. That's silly. And it was expensive to do that anyway. Yeah. I wanna say they were gonna be, like, $8 for the pack or something crazy like that.
And so I just said, no. I'll just maybe one day, it'll happen, but I'll just keep my eyes open. And we looked months every time we were at the grocery store, we looked. Any grocery store we were at. Let's check the Oreo aisle.
We almost gave up. Well, I quit looking, honestly. I mean, I would see Oreos as I would walk by and I'd go, nope, and then just move on. I didn't spend a lot of time scanning. But then, you found some, which is pretty exciting, and, and we have a pack.
We haven't opened it and tried them yet. No. I I assume today's the day. Today's the day. Today's the day.
It's a graham cracker cookie Yeah. With a marshmallow and chocolate flavor cream K. With naturally and artificially flavors. So so read that back now. It doesn't actually have a chocolate on it.
It's a graham cracker A graham cracker cookie Yes. And then a marshmallow and chocolate flavor cream. So there's a marshmallow and a chocolate cream. Two different creams. Correct.
I see. Two different stoofs. Yes. And one of the stoofs is marshmallow, and the other is chocolate. I see.
Doesn't say toasted marshmallow. No. It only says marshmallow. Okay. Is there is there much difference in the flavor?
I guess the way that you all burn them. Yeah. I guess there is a difference in flavor. I know there's a difference in in texture and enjoyment, but I didn't know if there was a difference in flavor when it's cooked right with much patience. Anyway We're gonna try these bad boys.
Okay. Well, I'm excited because as I said, we've been looking for these for a long time. So, so that's very, very exciting. And, how many do you think you're gonna eat today? Depends.
On if they're good or not? Yeah. Okay. I had, the first time I had the Post Malone Oreo, I was like, oh, this is really sweet. Right.
And I only had one. Yeah. And then last night, I had them again after weeks and weeks and weeks of not having them. And I thought, oh, these are really good. Really good.
The Post Malone Oreos are good. And I don't know if you can even still find those, but those are very Yes. They are. I didn't really enjoy the Lady Gaga ones. They were pink and glittery.
Oh, yeah. Yeah. They were okay. I wish they would have been, like, like that strawberry Good Humor bar. Oh.
Wouldn't it? Like, if it tasted like that? Yeah. But it didn't. It did not taste like that.
It the the cookie was like, bleh. Like, what? Bleh. Anyway okay. Well, I'm excited.
And Oreos do exist. We have a pack. I'm excited about that. Did you bring milk? No.
I thought about it, and then I was running too late, and so I didn't. Well, maybe I'll have to run to the store and grab some milk real quick. Why do you need milk? Don't you have to? No.
You don't have to. It feels like I like I should. Well, go do it if you want. Alright. I assume we'll post some video on socials when we try these cookies.
So make sure you're following at classy ninety seven k l c e. YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, everywhere, at classy ninety seven k l c e, and we'll be trying those S'moreos today. S'moreos on the way. Yeah. You've been watching the Blue Origin rocket?
Yeah. It's getting ready to, to launch here in about nine minutes or so, onboard several people. Some I'm more excited about than others. Some That's true. Have no reason going to space.
Like Katy Perry. Well, Katy Perry's in the rocket. Yeah. Gail King is in the rocket. No business being there.
Jeff I mean, you know, whatever. Jeff, is it Bezos, Bezos? It doesn't matter. Jeff, Amazon Jeff, Blue Origin Jeff, his fiancee. What's her name?
I don't it doesn't matter. She's on there. This is good information. And then you have, Amanda Some actual cool people. Amanda Najayan, and I may be ruining her last name.
She has an incredible story, and she, for a long time, has wanted to be an astronaut, took a break from astronaut stuff to do, some amazing things in law, will now be the first Vietnamese woman in space. This is an all woman crew, that is in this flight that is happening today, which I think is just, just super awesome. And the launch is happening, as I said, in, like, about eight minutes or so. Now you said that they're only going to be in space for ten minutes? Yeah.
So it's a ten minute flight. They go, they go up into where there's zero gravity as just the pods. So the rocket launches them up, the pod separates, and the pod floats or, you know, orbits for about ten minutes and then returns there. So you get ten minutes of zero gravity space time. They'll be very, very far up there.
This seems so silly to me. I don't know. It just seems like a like a waste of money. I mean, it's exploration. It's civilian space travel.
So No. You know, it is something to to say, like, this is where we've come in space, travel to to where now we have, you know, citizen space travel, which is an interesting place to be. Because the future Citizens. Five okay. Yeah.
Yeah. I get you. But five to ten years The rich citizen. This is gonna look way different than it does today. But it is interesting.
So, yeah, I've been watching the webcast because it's, it's fascinating. Okay. I didn't know this, but Blue Origin is Jeff Bezos' rocket company. Yeah. I said that.
Yeah. Blue Origin, Jeff. Amazon, Jeff. I just know he had a rocket company. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. Well, when you have all the money in the world, why not have a rocket company? Of course. That's what you do.
I'm kind of annoyed by this whole thing. Yeah. Billions of dollars? You might as well have a rocket company. So you can shoot up into space for ten minutes.
Yeah. I don't know. I'm I'm annoyed. Salty about it. You're quite salty about it.
You've been listening, and I'm like, turn it down. I know. Because I don't even wanna hear it. Well, Oprah's talking on the livestream right now. The Kardashians.
Yeah. I don't know why they're there. It's just rich people being rich. Look how rich I am. Oh, let me talk about how rich I am.
I'm annoyed. I'm not watching it. I won't. Alright. That's fine.
I refuse. Well, the launch is happening in six minutes and forty five seconds. So, you know, we're we're close to to the actual left off. About it now. I've already given it too much time and energy.
So salty about it. It's crazy. It is fascinating to me, though. I just think it's so fascinating. And space travel is fascinating.
Yeah. Do I think that it needs to be astronauts doing space study? Yes. Or people who are like, yes. I've been fascinated by space my whole life.
Yes. I don't think Gayle King or Bezos' wife or King Perry have any need to be there. Okay. And that is just the only thing. Two, you're like, yeah.
The other two are actual, like, astronaut people. Yes. Are they? People. Yes.
They are. Yeah. So they have every reason to be there. Sure. Not just like, oh, I had enough money.
I don't know that they had to buy their seats on the rocket. Here. Yes. They did too. I don't think so.
You don't think Gail King had to buy her seat on the rocket? I don't think she had to buy her seat. I think Jeff said, here, we would love you for you to be on this rocket. Yeah. And we want to yeah.
We want you to talk about being on this rocket. That's that's what it's all about. Yeah. I know. Just rich people networking with other rich people.
Sure. Cool. Oh, you're so salty. Call you the ocean. Look at you.
Call me the Morton Salt Girl. Yeah. Get your umbrella, salty. What is going on? Anyway, five minutes until launch.
If you wanna watch the livestream I won't. Okay. Alright. Here's here's an interesting thing that happens in life. You go from we're going to, go do a new school orientation at your kindergarten so we can get to know your kindergarten teacher.
We're gonna go to an orientation for middle school. We're going to go to a high school orientation. We're going to go tour a college campus. This is wild. It is wild.
Like, this the just the steps that your life kinda goes through. And what a cool, cool thing it was to visit, ISU campus on Bengal visit day and explore the campus and get to know some of the programs. And, it was very, very, very good day. It was a good day. We got lucky.
Day of my life. And they kept saying this is gonna be the best day of your life. So that was our running joke. Day of my life. He's having the best day of their life.
Listen. It was kinda the best day of my life in a couple of different ways. Yes. One, they gave everybody a coupon book, so we got lots of free stuff. Right.
And I am a sucker for free stuff. This is true. I like free stuff. Free T shirts? Yes.
Free ice cream? Yep. Free lunch? Absolutely. Uh-huh.
I loved it. I loved all the free stuff. And then I was looking through the coupon book going, we're not gonna have time to get that free thing. How sad. Well, that's what happens sometimes.
And then I was excited because we got to take a housing tour Right. Wherein we got to see my old not necessarily my old college dorm. But Very we were in the building, and we got to explore where you spent time during college before I knew you Yeah. Which was pretty in it was pretty interesting. Is that awesome?
There was a lot of changes in the last, twenty years. They have individual bathrooms now. What? What's that about? Have privacy.
Yeah. What? We did not have that. We had three, stalls for restrooms Yeah. And then there were three showers in a very open area.
Yeah. I mean, you had, like Yeah. Curtains and Curtain. Partitions and whatever. It was all pretty open.
Now they're all individualized. And let me talk about the cafeteria where I used to eat. They have a pizza bar there now Yeah. And a grilling station. Yeah.
Not just a big open cafeteria where you walk down the line with your tray. Yeah. No. It's all different. Fantastic.
Twenty years twenty years has gone by since you were there. It's been a long time too. I was recording some stuff and sending it to my old college friends going like, can you believe they've changed everything? Twenty years and they've changed my friends were like, yeah. It's been twenty years.
Like, this changes need to happen. 2025. This is in 1970 when the building was built. I know. Come on.
Very, very, great day, though. Lots of, lots of great information, and, you know, we'll see where everything goes from here. But, but really cool to kinda get to explore that place. It was really cool. We actually went there for our daughter who's interested in a couple of different things.
Yeah. But then our son tagged along, and he initially was like, no. I'm not going to college. Right. And then he got involved in some different things, and he was like, yeah.
I think I could be interested in this, interested in this. And we're like, fantastic. Moving, buddy. Right. So that's exciting.
And, anyway, if you, if you have, you know, kids, maybe you were there as well. There was a lot of people from all over the place. There were people from Alaska. There were people from, as far as Jerome, Idaho. I heard them cheering as well.
There yeah. I know. Yeah. There were people from all over the place. So if if, if you were there exploring as well, hey.
How are you? Hi. We probably passed you. Didn't you love all the tea stuff? Didn't you love got to go to a football, scrimmage, which was cool, the spring game, which was fun.
I mean, the ISU football team has quite the program. They've got a lot a lot of, of young adults or kids or whatever, in that program. A lot. It's a big team. It is a big team.
Anyway, cool to watch, cool to be a part of, and thanks for having us. Go Bengals. Yeah. Let's talk about Easter baskets. Sure.
We have a 15 year old and a 20 year old. Both of them still live at home with us. Yeah. One of them is an adult. Sure.
Do you still get an Easter basket for your adult child? Is the Easter bunny do do this thing or not? That's the question. I don't know the story. I don't either.
Deal. I don't know the I don't know the the Easter bunny's rules. I don't know I don't know. I've gotta find contact. I've gotta figure out how to how to ask the right questions, and I don't I don't know.
I don't know. I don't either. Because here's here's the other thing. Point it stops. I don't know.
I stopped getting used to your bathroom at a certain time Right. In my life. Well, may well, like, because he's just on vacation. He just goes, like, I'm not gonna come to you anymore. Bye.
I know. I don't know. There's no official word. I love a kite. You know?
And, and I like candy. So kites and candy. What's the deal? There was one day I just woke up. I like bubbles.
And I was like, I guess I'm an adult, and I don't get any Yeah. Candy. What happened? Anymore? The bunny just quits showing up.
Bubbles. I don't know. I don't understand that. He used to give me bubbles. He, she, is the Easter bunny, a girl, or a girl?
Even know. I've I don't even know. He wears a vest, so it would signify a boy. I don't know. And it's true?
I don't know. You wear more vests than I do. Not like that kind of a vest, though. Have you seen the Easter bunny vest? Look it up.
Easter bunny vest. I mean, I see a jacket. It's like a I see a jacket. Did you look up Easter bunny vest? No.
Why would I look that up? Look up Easter bunny vest. I just looked up Easter bunny. Look up Easter bunny vest. That's what you're gonna see.
Yeah. It's a little bit formal. I don't wear those kind of vests. Nor do I. Okay.
It doesn't matter. Listen. I need to know. I don't know the answer. These are good questions that I don't know the answer to.
At some point, it stops, but when is it? I don't know. I'm looking at I gotta make a phone call. The vest is important, apparently. Is it?
Why? The vest and bow tie are important to the attire of the Easter bunny, and I did not know that. Why? I just every single one has vest and bow tie. I didn't know.
That's fine now. I know every photo, vest and bow tie. That's what I'm saying. And bow tie. If you think of the Easter Bunny costume, there's a vest and a bow tie.
You're right. Vest and bow tie. Vest and bow tie. Overalls. Overalls?
And scarf. What? Yeah. Now I gotta look this up. Easter bunny overalls Yeah.
And scarf Yes. Together? These two together? Overalls and scarf. Now this one's a little bit more ranch style with the with the plaid and bow tie.
Bow tie is consistent. I don't see oh, okay. The I'm looking at, some old scarecrow. Historic oil paintings. Yeah.
It kinda looks like a scarecrow y type Easter bunny. Scarecrow? Yeah. Like Mine looks very friendly. It's No.
No. No. Scarecrows aren't scary. That's their whole job. Their whole thing is be scary.
It's in the name. What do you mean? What are you talking about? I'm just saying. What's your one job, stick stick straw man?
I scarecrow. Scarecrows. They're not to scarecrows, but they're not scary. The this Easter bunny and the scarf and overalls looks like you stole the scarecrow's outfit. That's what it looks like to me.
I I understand being in the garden. That would sorta make sense. But, also, no. Still in the carrots. That's what he's doing.
Oh, I'm just here gardening. Don't mind me. Chomp. Chomp. Chomp.
Still in everybody's carrots. Alrighty. I have no answers for your question. Sorry about that. That's okay.
I didn't I didn't expect to get any answers. Just wanted to ask. I gotta make a phone call or two. Yeah. That's what I'm saying.
For the old school. Easter bunny. No. Hey. What's the dealio?
Tell me about it. I am the most helpful person in the house. I can see it in your eyes right now. You're feeling like you were so helpful. You're the most helpful person in the house right now.
Why did you decide to do that? Why did I decide to exist in a space that you were also occupying? No. Here's what happened. You were downstairs downstairs.
The kids were occupied. When everybody can go away is when I can get the most done because nobody's in my way. So everybody was gone, busy doing their own thing. And I said, great. I'm gonna take this time.
I cleaned out the fridge. I swept. And then I decided to mop the floor. You knew that I had been cleaning the kitchen because I'm sure you heard it. And I told you, I'm gonna go clean the kitchen.
As I'm feeling up the mop water, you come upstairs with handfuls of fishing supplies, Buckets and buckets of fishing supplies from the shed. Right? You put, like, couple of tackle boxes and some lures and some fishing poles on the table right where I need to be to mop the kitchen floors. And I go inside my head, he knows that I'm doing this. He saw me do this.
Why is he doing this right here, right now? You can't do this later? I didn't say that out loud. I just said it in my head. Yeah.
Yes. Mopped the half of the floor that you weren't occupying, and then I said, hey. Will you just let me know when you're done so that I can finish my job? Uh-huh. So my my side of the story is you got in my way.
There is only one side of this story. Well, I mean, yeah, I got in your way. That wasn't the intention. It's just the only place that I had to lay out the gear to sort through it, and I was ready to do that. And you couldn't have done that outside?
No. Why? It was super windy. No. You couldn't I just said that was the only spot.
You couldn't have waited until I was done. Oh, and then walked on your freshly mopped floors? You would have waited until it was done or set up a table downstairs. You could have done it downstairs or in the garage. Nah.
In a garage. Yeah. Right. So here's here's here's I mean, that's what happened. That's what happened.
There's nothing else to say. There's nothing else to say except an apology, maybe. Well, I you know, we share a space. That's just, just too bad. Because it there's just one one kitchen table, and I needed to set some stuff on it.
Right at that moment. That's when I had it in my arms. I wasn't gonna stand there and hold it. So yeah. Adorable.
What's your head doing? I don't know. So, yeah, I, I did that. I brought in I brought in gear to sort, and here's why. Because I'm a little excited about, our son's idea that he might want to try fishing.
And that is exciting. I'm trying to do what I can to foster that. Yeah. And I have a whole bunch of gear, and I haven't gone through it in a long time, and I haven't sorted out all the stuff because I don't do that style of fishing anymore. I'm a fly fisherman, and I've my gear is separate from all that stuff, so I dug out the old spinner rods and all the lures and all that stuff.
And I needed to take inventory and see what I had and then share with him the excitement of It is exciting. The things that I had. They also tried to have lunch while all that stuff was on the table. I know. And we're like, where are we supposed to eat lunch?
There's all this fishing gear on the table. Fishing gear got really in the way of everything. It was Yeah. Very bad timing on your part. But it's all cleaned up.
And as soon as I showed him, it got put away, and now it's all good. So floor got mopped? Maybe next time, just be aware of everybody else's mess. Aware. I was only impacting your one half of the room you were mopping because you were also doing the living room and the hall.
Right? I only did the living room and the hall because I needed something to do while I was waiting for you to be out of my way. Yeah. And then I got out of your way, and I said, alright. I'm out of your way.
And then you did it, and then everything was okay. Right? Mhmm. Seemed okay. Mhmm.
Everything's cool. Mhmm. Are you still upset? Mhmm. Why?
Not not are you. I know you are. Why? Everything got taken care of. It's fine.
It's fine. It's totally fine. Everything's great. Yeah. Just just nothing.
Forget it. Forget it. There we go. You sent me some videos over the weekend of the WGI sports of the arts competition. Yeah.
I don't know what it is. I don't either. This is it was, let's see, summer interpretive dance. There was, I don't know. Alright.
I gotta look up the rules for what this is. Okay. Okay. This is color guards. That's what this is.
This is the WGI color guard Oh, okay. Contests. That makes a lot more sense. Okay. That's why it looks like interpretive dance and there's flags and things.
That That checks out. It's color guards. Okay. That helps a whole lot with what I was seeing because I was so confused. Because there would be, like, some sort of a band.
There'd be some musicians. They'd have, like, a drum line or they'd have, you know, a horns section, that was with them. And I'm like, what am I watching? And then there was a lot of artistry. And on top of part.
Heaps and heaps and heaps of artistry. There was the one the horses. Do you remember the horses? I didn't care for the horses. That's the one I saw first.
And the horses were front half people, back half, some sort of odd shaped horse booty. Like a wheelbarrow type thing. Yeah. Wheelbarrow. I mean, there's wheels on it.
Yeah. More like training wheels. Less wheelbarrow, more wagon. Okay. That yeah.
That makes sense. It's more chariot. The back end's like a chariot of a horse. And they, the the legs don't touch, but they've built in motion to them. There it is.
It's so strange. Also, listen. I've been known to do some interpretive dance before. I've seen it. You should sign up for one of these color cards.
That's what I'm saying. I've also seen your, parade marching, which is also on point. Hey. Be nice. I just was nice.
I said it was on point. It was good. No. I like it. You march like nobody's business.
Josh, I was, like, 11 years old when you saw that video. I haven't marched in the parade since. You should. You're good at it. There's drill team marching.
What? I'm serious. No. You're not. You're making fun.
I am not. You're making fun of a little kid to me. No. I am not. Yes.
You are. I'm saying I like how you march. That little girl was only 11 years old. I have told you fun of her. That when you were 11 in that video, it it's very resemblant of Stephanie Tanner from Full House, and that's all good with me.
You did great. I think it's awesome. I think that was the last time I marched in the parade. Somebody do it again. Somebody in my life probably said oh, it's probably my brother, actually.
It's probably like, why are you marching like that? And you said I'm never doing it again. Yep. Well, that was rude of him to say. It was rude.
So Much like it is now from you. I'm not being rude. I'm telling you, you did great. It was awesome. Okay.
So I'm looking right now. I just found a a new video because I wanted to see. So they do have, like, what do do they call the the lines with the with the guns and the color guard? What what is that person? The Or they have the they have the wooden gun.
Oh. You know what I'm talking about? I do not. Oh. Well, this these ones also have swords.
They've got a lot going on. Woah. Swords and guns and, and, you know, very interesting outfits. There's a ton of staging. There's symbols.
There's a lot involved in this. If you've never heard of these competitions, the WGI what do you call it? Art of the sport, sport of the art? Yep. What did I call it?
Something like that. It is something else. The okay. It's called the Sports of the arts. Yeah.
It is absolutely like art. So they do color guard, they do percussion, and they do wins. That's why I'm seeing all three of these things. There this one video that I'm watching, there's a bunch of people lying on the ground, and then there's a woman with a bucket with sand, and she's just, like, dropping sand on them. It's art.
In an artful kind of way. Yeah. And then they they've got some cymbals, and they're dancing with some cymbals. They're not clapping the cymbals together. They're just dancing with them.
Well, that's part of the percussion. But they're not clapping them together. They're just waving them around. April 10 through the thirteenth. It was this weekend.
That's why I'm seeing so much. Twice. Everywhere. Was the twenty twenty five Percussion and Winds World Championships this weekend. Who won?
I don't even know. I don't even know. Oh, now the people are on the ground, and they're lifting up the sand from the bucket, and they're throwing it in the air in a graceful manner. It's amazing. I mean, this is so much art.
What did you say? It is. You said to me, maybe the arts are getting too much fun. The Internet said. I didn't say that.
I read a comment that said, maybe the arts are getting too much funding, which I thought, no. And this is great. What a great, great way to do express yourself. This is super cool. Is that there's something for everyone, isn't there?
That was the thing that we determined was there really is something and a group and a like mind for every person. So if you feel and I think that's the best thing about the Internet is that it's connected people, like, that we're maybe, like, I'm the only one who cares about this. Right. I like the whole flowy, drapery clothing and playing flute. Where can I fit in?
Where can I find my people? I know where they are. They're at the twenty twenty five wind a class finalist at the WGI championship. I know where they are. Yep.
It's it's really I know. A lot of work that has gone into this. I wanna go watch it in real life because the some of the videos are pretty amazing. It's there's a lot happening. They sell merch if you want, like, a hoodie or something.
I gotta see it first. Okay. Alright. Well, check it out. I never heard of it, until this weekend.
And now I know a lot more about it just now than I did over the weekend. And we're about to get more information about it because their phones listen to us. Now they're just gonna feed our algorithms. Oh, now we're gonna get more WGI. It's gonna be like, oh, you're interested in this.
Yeah. Here's more of those horses. I'm not a fan of the horses. I know somebody worked really hard on those, so I'm not trying to slam anybody at all. I just when I look at it, I go, ugh.
That's all. Hard work. Art. And and it it was art. And I just went, ugh.
That's all. That's just me. Move along. If you don't like it, right, move along. That's right.
I'm not a judge. You're not doing it for me. I hope you won. I hope you do. I hope your horses got first place.
That's what I'm saying. Good good job. One thing I really like about board games is that if you play a board game and you love it, and that board game says, we've got new content for your board game, And they do that in the form of expansion packs, and then they say, now you can add more players, or here's new cards, or here's a new way to make the game you love more exciting so you can keep playing. Right. Right?
Like, we have Dominion, a card build a card based deck building game. A lot of fun to play. But if you play through, I don't know, a dozen times, you kinda go, I wish I had something different in here. And so you get an expansion pack and introduces new cards into the game, and it changes the way it works. So you can continue to play.
It's fun. What's your least favorite board game? Monopoly. Of course, it is. Everybody's least favorite game is Monopoly.
But Monopoly decided, you know what would make Monopoly more fun? Expansion packs. People love expansion packs for board games. As I just said, I do. But Monopoly Monopoly?
And Monopoly does not need an expansion. Well, they put out a whole bunch of expansion packs for Monopoly. And They did. I was just looking. I thought there's No.
There's a bunch. So they have free parking jackpot. And these in addition to, you know, introducing new playable parts of the game, they also introduce new parts to the board game itself. You plop this down on that section of the board, so free parking now has a spinner on it, that that tells you what happens when you, land on free parking. Then there is the expansion that is buy everything.
Buy every space, even go. Yeah. Buy everything. Buy everything. There's also the go to jail expansion.
Which lets you own the jail. I feel like that's the buy everything expansion. No. No. That's different.
There's so there's the free parking expansion. There's the buy everything expansion. There's the go to jail expansion. So there's those three. Right.
And the go to jail one lets you own the jail. Yeah. It says turn the jail and the go to jail spaces into desired locations. Yeah. You can collect corruption or super corruption cards.
Yeah. What are we doing? I don't know. They're just trying to stay relevant. I think I think that is I think that is, I think that's absolutely correct.
I think we're at the point now where Monopoly is like, hey. Remember us? Because where were we? We saw this ad. I don't even remember.
We're just watching home. Just watching And it came on to me. YouTube or something. Yeah. And I went, what?
What is this? $10 per expansion if you wanna make Monopoly, still Monopoly, but with But more better. Mono? I don't know. More Monopoly.
Better Monopoly. I don't know what they could do to that game to make it, Fun. To make it work for me. What could they do to Monopoly to make it where I was like, I actually wanna play. I don't know.
And I might have just monopolied myself out. I bet you did, but I didn't play it enough, and I've monopolied myself out just by playing it the handful of times I did. Yeah. You played it a couple of times. You're like, yeah.
I've played monopoly. Check that off my to do list. Never again. Yeah. I'm still probably mid game Probably.
On Monopoly somewhere. It just takes forever. Well, if you want these Monopoly expansions, you can find them All over on the Internet. Anytime. $10 each.
Go get them if you want. Or don't. Or don't. Hey. Do you remember banana chairs?
Like the the ones that your friends had in Yeah. In their house that you never had? Yeah. That you would lean too far back in and then fall over and crush a finger underneath when you were sitting there? Those ones?
Yes. Yes. I do. Never heard of them. What do you mean?
Where are those? Where are they? Yeah. Those were In the dump. I know, but how come nobody has those around anymore?
Oh, because of, posture and I loved those things. I was Did you? Yeah. I was just thinking of those because there was a video I saw where somebody was like, remember beanbag chairs? And I went, no.
But remember I had a beanbag. Banana chairs were awesome. I love banana chairs. And all of my friends had one except for me. I had a bean bag instead.
I preferred the bean bag. I like the banana chair. And, also, I'm sad that I don't see those around anymore. The banana chair with some Nintendo sitting by the TV. Now that TVs weren't wall mounted before.
They sat on a cart or some sort of, you know, tray or whatever Yep. Or table and or they were a giant thing that sat on the floor by itself. Yes. And so you had to be down there. So it worked out great It was perfect.
To be down on that level. Now if you're in a banana chair with a wall mounted TV, you would be uncomfortable. But when you were playing the Nintendo in your banana chair and you got mad at the game, you could just go and flip yourself over because you were so mad. Is that a thing you did? Yep.
I didn't do that. I did. Well, cool. Man, I miss banana chairs. I'm gonna find one.
I'm sure they're around. I'm sure they are too bad. Guarantee somebody has one in, like, a storage unit. They're like, you could have it. How come we never see them around?
Is that safe? On putting that banana chair? In the living room. No. Clearly.
They still make them. They still do. You can still buy them. You can buy one that's shaped and looks like a banana. That's true.
I can I've I'm looking at that. If you look at banana chair, you get some ridiculous chairs. But the little rocker roller banana chairs, those still exist. Oh, man. They do look a little more plush than they used to.
There's a leather one. Oh, man. Bring back my youth. You know what? What?
You could get one of these, and you could do, like, YouTube video game streaming. You could be a Twitch streamer in your banana chair. Yes. Nobody's doing that. That's a unique thing you could do.
Like, what's up? It's banana chair gaming. Here we go. I do. I do.
We named your channel already. Banana chair gaming. I do enough unique things on the daily. I don't think I need more. But you could do it in a banana chair.
I could. Being unique in a banana chair. Oh, maybe I'll just do everything in a banana chair. Maybe. Eating my dinner in a banana chair.
I think everybody But my toenails in a banana chair. I thought you said biting my toenails. No. Painting. No.
I heard you. I was tapping my fingers. I missed it. Good throwback. Yeah.
Thanks. Anyway, you would get a banana chair if you want. I like it. Where? Where do you put though, because you have to it's on the ground.
Yeah. So getting out of that thing now is gonna be a struggle. You're just gonna roll to the side and then crawl on all fours till you can stand up next to the couch. Yep. Doesn't that sound awesome?
It's a good look. It's a real good look. I got a video from Emery yesterday, and it was a video of a kid looking in his fridge, closing the fridge, looking in the pantry, closing the pantry, and saying, mom, we don't have anything to eat. Okay. But, look, we get this all the time, and then we rattle off a list of things that we have to eat.
And then she says, I've looked. I know what we have. I don't want any of that. Right. So she this particular video she sent me was the kids saying that we have an ingredient only house.
And Emery said that that's what we have, an ingredient only house. Which means you can make something. Which Make something. There is sandwich stuff. You can make a quesadilla.
You can make a million things. Just make something. Yeah. I don't know what she's looking for. The only thing I can think of is that she's looking to find something that you can pop in the microwave or something that you can pop in the oven.
Like Does that kid say anything like that in the video? Yeah. He says that this we have an ingredients only house. No. I know.
But does he say what snacks he's looking for? No. And that's the kicker, isn't it? Because But what is it that you think we don't have? I buy that stuff, and she doesn't our daughter never eats it anyway.
So then it just goes to waste sitting in the fridge or freezer. That's what I'm asking. What's she looking for? I have no idea. Because I feel like we have stuff.
We have stuff. There's always food. I gotta refill I gotta restock the fridge because I dumped a lot out yesterday. I saw that fridge looks all empty. But it looks nice.
It looks so nice. It looks nice and clean. I know. I don't know. I feel like I'm trying when you were cleaning that.
No. You sure didn't, did you? No. You didn't offer any kind of assistance or anything. You nailed it.
Looks great. Job well done. I don't know what she wants. I don't know if she wants me to get because if I buy frozen pizza, she doesn't eat frozen pizza. If I buy Uncrustables, she doesn't eat Uncrustables.
If I buy, I guess, frozen chicken so that she can just air fry some of the frozen chicken nuggets, she can do that. Yeah. Our son did that for her. I don't know what she wants. Ketos.
I've bought taquitos before. I've bought frozen burritos. This is what I'm guessing is not an ingredient to own household. Feel like, she should convey what she wants. I agree.
Because I buy that stuff, and then she won't eat it. Or she'll eat it, and then she'll be like, I'm sick of that. I don't like that anymore. And then you're just left with a ton of it. Yeah.
Yeah. I don't know what you need. I don't know what you want. Yeah. I don't know.
Makes no sense. Put some chips on a plate. Put some cheese on it. Nachos. Right.
Do what we did. I know. Grab a tortilla. Throw some butter on it. Hit it in the microwave with some cinnamon and sugar.
You're good to go. Roll it up. Churro. Do with cheese. A little bit of Rotel.
Bada bing. Nachos or a quesadilla. Come on. Put some beans on there for some protein. Now you're getting crazy.
No. Beans? Oh, time for beans. Why? I never put beans on it.
Are you making a meal? It's a snack. Come on. Beans. Beans.
It's pretty easy. Oh, nobody's got time for beans. Open a can. No. Get a spoon.
Put some on there. Heat it up. Absolutely not. I kinda want some chips and cheese in Rotel right now. Is that right?
Doesn't that sound good? Dude, we used to live off that stuff. No. We had that all the time. It was like, like one of my mom's little, hey.
You want something easy? Watch this. Chips, shredded cheese, which fresh shredded. So you'd grab the The block. Block and shred it over the chips.
Yeah. Hit it with a couple of spoons of Rotel. Yeah. I just try and strain it a little bit because I didn't like it when it got the chips soggy. Hit it on top, microwave it for a few seconds.
Boom. You got yourselves nachos. You, time out. You microwaved your hotel? I might have.
Ew. Oh, not every time. You don't want hot hotel. Well, but I liked it to melt in. No.
Gross. That's cold on top after it's microwaved. If you want. The point of this is that our kids are lazy. That's I think that I think that's the big deal.
And not that big deal. Make something. Make yourself a piece of toast. That's really good. All they'll make is, a a fried egg and toast or a scrambled egg and toast and bacon, and they'll be like, this is good.
This is a breakfast meal. That's what they end up making a lot at the time. Or ramen in the middle of the night. Ramen. Midnight ramen.
So what are you doing? How's that for ingredient only house? Yeah. Emery? Let's quit cereal.
Let's quit buying those things, and so they have to find new things or starve. I think she's so stubborn. She would probably starve rather than get creative. And she makes stuff all the time. She makes us dinner all the time.
It's lunch that she has the problem with, but she's like, I don't know. There's nothing here to eat. And then she's like, I'm just gonna DoorDash some nuggets. Yeah. And I'm like, no.
You're not. You're not gonna pay $8 to DoorDash chicken nuggets. Quit it. Yeah. Quit.
Spoiled. Would you rather this or that? Would you rather win $50,000 but have to spend it in ten minutes? Or Hold hold on. Could I spend $50,000 in ten minutes?
You always have such a caveat. Oh, man. Yeah. I could. Go ahead.
Or when $20,000, but to spend it as leisurely as you'd like. Oh. Oh. Oh. Interesting.
Okay. What do you think it? 50,000 to spend in ten minutes, twenty thousand to spend, however however long you want. I think I'm gonna go 50,000 because it's really easy to buy a plane ticket and an Airbnb. You you travel you would get your week in Bora Bora Yeah.
Right now. Yeah. That would take you less than ten minutes to book. You are correct. So that's what I'm going with.
It's a good pick. Thank you. I know. That's a good pick. And you'd have plenty of spending money.
Yeah. I know. That's, like, not a bad one. And if I did it as well Then what? Then, you know, more truffle.
I know. Yeah. That's what you're gonna go with this? I think so. You would.
You would pick mine. Don't try to throw my jokes back at me. I will do what I want. Interesting. Interesting.
Alright. Well Okay. I wish. You do? Yeah.
I wanna go to Bora Bora real fast. I know. It's for a week, for two people, it's $16,000. Yeah. I got 50.
I well, you don't. You hypothetically imagine world. I know. World. Over here in imagine world Imagine world is the best.
Yeah. Well, it's definitely got its perks. Pora Pora. 1 day. One day, I'm coming for you.
I hope so. Me too. Alright. Well, we went and did a little bit of clothes shopping. We found some pants for the for the boy, and then I grabbed a couple of shirts.
And I just threw them, on hangers in the closet, and now I'm second guessing that decision. I always do that. When they're new. Yeah. Now if I go to a consignment shop or if I'm thrifting and I find something, I always wash that before I wear it.
Yes. That's true. New clothes, I typically don't. And I don't know why. It's just a thing.
Right? Keep them looking new, I feel. I agree. And every time you wash a shirt I've washed one time, it's already doesn't feel like it did new. Correct.
And it doesn't look the same. The fabric is different. The feels different. Mhmm. The whole shirt is not the same as it was when it was brand new.
Correct. And I am bummed out about that because it's been washed once, and I'm already like, it feels like it's hanging on me all weird. I'm not into it, and that really bums me out. According to experts I don't wanna know. New clothes should be washed before you wear them because they are, quote, crawling with bract bacteria bacteria.
Well, and here's the thing. That makes sense. There's more to the sentence. Go ahead. Go ahead.
I was just gonna say because it's been shipped. Yeah. Who knows if it's been, like, in a box or on the floor or on the ground? And even after it's been shipped, who knows who's tried it on before you Sure. And just put it back on the hanger.
Right. I get it. New clothes can be crawling with bacteria, fungi, parasites, and even chemicals Crawling. From the manufacturing process. Ugh.
These, things can cause skin irritation, allergic reactions. Another unpleasant surprise is one online content creator claims she got ringworm from contact with some new clothing. When you buy new clothes, please wash them, she says. I know that when you buy something new, you just wanna wear it, but I got ringworm I don't think that's hiding in the fitting room of a big clothes retailer. All I did was handle the clothes.
She said I didn't even put them on, and I got ringworm from touching them. I don't know if I believe that. Okay. I think you get ringworm from animals. Well, according to the CDC, ringworm can spread through clothing, towels, and bedding that has been in that is even if ringworm can spread through clothing, towels, and bedding that has not been disinfected after use by someone with ringworm.
Oh, gross. Don't know Okay. Who's not grossed me out. I'm just telling you, you should wash your clothes Oh, I know. Before you wear them slash hang them up in your closet.
I know. Gross. I'm the same way. I have that brand new shirt I wore twice that is now in the laundry, and I have the other one still hanging in the closet. I haven't worn it yet.
I know. Because it's new. Because it's a new, nice shirt. Nice. And if I wash it, then I'm gonna have to iron it.
I don't wanna deal with that. And sometimes it gets bally after you wash and dry it, and you're right. It doesn't fit the same. Not the same. Oh, but I would I don't want ringworm because ew.
Gross. It's only ringworms. Your ringworm is awful. I had it once when I was little. Oh, great.
It's gross. Now you tell me? That was years ago. Didn't know I married someone with ringworm. It's gone.
Disease free. Yes. That I was, like, 10 years old. That's 30 years old. That ringworm is 30 years old.
You have a 30 year old ringworm? Gross. Disinfect yourself. Disinfect yourself. I'm gonna go Okay.
Wash my hands. Yeah. Now I get the creepies. I know. Have a great Monday.
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