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S1 E212 Apr 15, 2025

April 15, 2025 | Wake Up Classy 97

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Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Tuesday, April 14, 2025

Episode summary introduction:

Would you rather pay taxes or listen to this episode of Wake Up Classy 97?, crowds are still going crazy at the Minecraft movie, Chantel wasted her alone time in the house, we’ve got a new mantra - it’s no hate - all weight, Josh is all upset that Easter dinner is at 2pm, Chantel’s bringing back the Easter Games, a money saving tip - just rub that free paper perfume sample on your neck, the Big Bear Valley baby eagles are HUGE, how to have a perfectly joyful day and get only 5 hours of sleep, Gen Z hates capitalization, they’re going to golden snitch a grapefruit sized satellite out of space, and Chantel’s got a date night idea!

Timestamps:
(0:00) - Intro
(3:06) - Happy tax day!
(6:33) - There's still chaos at the Minecraft movie
(9:33) - Good News to Get You Going
(11:52) - Chantel wasted her alone time
(15:51) - No hate - just weight!
(21:19) - What to bring to Easter dinner
(27:33) - The Easter Games are coming back
(34:20) - Chantel's new perfume
(38:11) - The Big Bear Valley baby eagles are HUGE
(44:13) - How to have a truly joyful day
(49:06) - Gen Z hates capitalization
(54:37) - How to catch a satellite
(59:07) - Would You Rather This or That
(1:01:38) - Date night idea + outro

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Full show transcript:

It is tax day. Blah. Yes. Get hyped. Hype.

Money. IRS. IRS. Accounting. Money.

I'm hyped. You yeah. I'm not feeling your hype. W nines. Woo.

W twos. W twos. Ten forty e z. Woo. Happy tax day.

Would you rather pay taxes or listen to this episode of wake up classy '97? Tough choice. Tough choice. Crowds are still going crazy at the Minecraft movie. Even when Jack Black shows up and says, hey.

Who says that? Keep it down. Be cool, my baby. Right. And then they're like, no.

I Chicken jockey. I wasted my alone time in the house. I only had thirty minutes. Yeah. You spend at least ten of it wandering around going, what should I do?

What should I do? We've got a new mantra. It's no hate, I'll wait. You're bulking up. Yeah.

Get strong. Swole. Swole. Yeah. Big old swole.

What? You kissing your biceps? Yep. Got tickets to this gun show. Alrighty.

Josh has all have said that Easter dinner is at 2PM. Yeah. That's Easter lunch. I'm bringing back the Easter games, and Josh isn't invited. Okay.

Was that supposed to make me feel bad? Yeah. Oh. You're so cute. Mad.

Yeah. You are gonna be sad when we have have lots of fun and you're a fuddy duddy. I'm not a fuddy duddy. I just like giving you a hard time. A money saving tip, just rub that free paper perfume sample on your neck.

How's it going? So good. Khloe Kardashian today. I didn't know that it was hers. The Big Bear Valley Baby Eagles are huge.

Look at how you did that Big Bear Valley Baby Eagles. Like Big Bear Valley Eagles? Yeah. Which is, almost like, baby buggy bumpers. Yeah.

Big Bear Valley Baby Eagles. How to have a perfectly joyful day and only get five hours of sleep. Yeah. How how do those two go hand in hand? Because you're so joyful that you don't need much sleep.

Okay. Gen z hates capitalization. With a capital z. Gen z with a capital z. They're going to golden snitch a grapefruit sized satellite out of space.

Is that also like baby buggy bumpers? Yeah. Holy smokes. Who wrote that sentence? You did.

I'm so excited to see if that works. And I've got a terrific date night idea. Do you? It doesn't cost much. Okay.

Well, we'll hear all about it in the future. Children's tears. Oh, that's the cost of admission is a child's tears. Okay. Alright.

Well, we are Josh and Chantel. This is wake up classy 97, the podcast, episode 212. And we're here to pump you up. Alright. Get swole.

Enjoy the show. Well Well, howdy. Happy tax day. Oh, gross. It's not a happy Let's have a happy tax day.

No. No. Hey. About half of Americans, say they need a tax refund this year in order to make ends meet. Yeah.

A refund would be great. Yeah. We never get a refund. No. Because I try to get us as close to zero as possible because a refund isn't really a refund.

It's just wages you didn't get throughout the year. Correct. So if you'll go, I'm getting, like, $1,500 back or something crazy. I go, that's $1,500. You coulda had a hundred extra dollars all mall each month, but you didn't file your thing right.

Well, I don't know if anybody ever files it right. I don't know. Yeah. I don't know. It's it's awfully tricky, isn't it?

It's awfully dumb, isn't it? Well, yeah. Actually, it is. What I know is that every year, there was one year we got money back. Mhmm.

And every other year, we've had to pay extra. I know. So, tax day is the worst day. Rather pay taxes or do jury duty? Oh, jury duty.

Yeah? Yeah. I didn't enjoy jury duty. Well, you had a your your case was tough. You had a alright.

Taxes. Would you rather do taxes or retake driver's ed? Driver's ed. You would rather retake driver's ed and learn how to parallel park and all that. Actually roundabouts.

Get graded on your driving. Yeah. I could do it. I would get an a plus on my driving. Are you crazy?

I'm a good driver. Would you rather pay taxes or talk to your kids about the birds and the bees? Talk to my kids about the birds and the bees. Alright. Would you rather, pay taxes or go on a hunger strike?

Taxes. This is a real list. You can't keep snacks away from me. Never have hunger strike. Alright.

Alright. Would you rather pay taxes or drink expired milk? Now ask our 20 year old that question. Our milk's not even expired. I understand.

But the date on the jug says that's in the past. So So he can't do it. That's those are his words. I just can't do it. Right.

That number is a is a prohibitor. Open the new jug then. That's a Mhmm. Smart idea. Would you rather pay taxes Or spend the night in jail?

No. Taxes. Taxes. Taxes. You're so afraid of jail.

Jail is so scary to me. It's the scariest thing. Jail is so scary. I know. I we've talked about your fear of jail.

The food is bad. The people are mean. It's cold. No. I can't do jail.

Look at me. I can't. Look at me. Alright. Well, happy tax day.

No. I will. Okay. Tax day. There you go.

Okay. It's Josh and Chantel. Hey. Good morning. Good morning.

The Minecraft chaos is still happening. In theaters? Yeah. Have you seen some of the videos? I haven't seen anything new.

No. Popcorn is thrown. Soda is thrown. Jack Black Yes. The lead character in Minecraft.

Steve. He made a surprise appearance at a screening in LA and reminded everybody to behave. He said, please, for today's presentation, no throwing popped corn. Also Did you say popped? That's what he said.

Popped corn. I'm quoting him. Okay. And also no. Lappies Lazuli?

I think he's just making a buzz. No. No. No. That's actually that's an actual semi precious stone that's in the game.

Alright. And, also, absolutely no chicken jockey, he said. Wait. Take all the fun out of the movie, Jack. He wants people to go and see it.

He's getting repeat viewers, which is fine, but he's he's yeah. He wants people to be able to go and enjoy the movie. And when, you know, the whole crowd erupts into a, you know, a a chaotic noise fest Mhmm. Every few minutes, it sort of hinders the experience of people who are there for the first time. Oh, and, also, theaters have to clean that up.

Yeah. That's very true too. Watching a TikTok where there was a theater employee, and it was after the movie, and it was disgusting. The amount of crap I bet. That was all over.

I bet. She was like, I really hate this movie for what it's done or what people have done during the movie, I guess, rather. I don't know. Go watch it at home and do that to your own house. Right.

See how you like it then. Yeah. Kids? Yeah. When mom goes, you did what?

Go clean it up. I'm just watching a video of Jack Black doing this surprise appearance at this movie, and the theater is full of preteens, full of preteens. No. There's not an adult in sight. That sounds right.

Unless you count Jack Black, and he's not so much an adult. And he did that before the movie started? Correct. Okay. I mean, look.

Having Jack in the theater, did did it quiet things down? I don't know. Quell the chaos? I don't know. He's ramping them up right now.

He's running through the crowd. That would be cool. Yeah. Get them all excited. Get them get them and then go, don't throw popcorn.

Stop it. Stop being disgusting. I'm a be here. We're watching the movie. I am Steve.

Do not throw popcorn. I think that's kinda fun, though, that he showed up. I'm glad I'm not in that movie theater with all of that those preteens. That's all. Alright.

That's all. What's your least fave would you rather pay taxes or go to theater with preteens to watch that movie? Actually, I'd rather go to the theater Me too. To watch the movie Way more fun. Yeah.

Duh. Good news to get you going. Let me tell you about nine year old Noah Kerrigan. Have you have you heard of nine year old Noah? No.

I have not. What did nine year old nine year old Noah do? Well, he's always been fascinated by trucks, especially the garbage truck that visits his house every Tuesday. Nice. Noah loves that truck.

So did Beck. Right? So for four years, Noah and the garbage truck driver have shared a special friendship. Noah runs outside to wave. I know.

And the driver always gives him a honk with the horn and a smile. Well, when Noah's mom, Catherine, told Noah that, their favorite garbage truck driver would not be may or would be making his last visit due to a change in garbage company. No. Noah ran inside, wrote a note, got some old garbage truck toys to give as a parting gift to, to his favorite garbage truck driver. Catherine said it was so sweet.

He just wanted to say thank you. It was like saying goodbye to a part of his childhood. And time will tell if Noah continues to have fun back and forth with the new garbage collector. But for now, Katherine and Noah are celebrating the time that he spent in that special friendship with the, previous garbage collector's name? I don't.

Dang it. Pretty, pretty cool and pretty, you know, I mean, special and and sad I know. At the same time. Poor Noah and his best garbage friend. I know.

I'm trying to see if they if they talk about I hope the new garbage just say in the driver. They don't say his name or anything. I hope the new garbage collector is just as fun. I mean He will be. You gotta have like, the the outgoing garbage guy has gotta be like, look.

If you take this route, no is no is your guy. Kid. Yeah. No is your guy. You gotta take care of this guy.

Take care of no. You gotta honk the horn for no. So, hopefully, that continues. It will. But and it should.

Right? Otherwise, it's not good news to get you going. I love those stories. They're the good ones. I like them.

Noah's a good guy, waving at his garbage man. And he didn't give garbage truck toys away. I know. He was like, these are my special choice. You can have them now.

Yeah. You you gotta know. You gotta know. I I like garbage trucks, man. That's gotta feel good to make that kind of impact.

Right? Pretty special. Garbage collector man. Good news to get you going. There was a day last week where I had the house alone for about thirty minutes.

Woah. And it was glorious. Thirty minutes. I don't even care. I'll take it.

It was awesome. It is very rare that I get to have the home to myself, and I loved every minute of it. Well, great. Loved it. What'd you end up doing?

Thirty whole minutes. I know. Well, you know what's funny is you kinda walk around and you go, oh, I'm all alone. I don't have anybody to feed, and nobody's asking me questions about what's for dinner, and nobody's bothering me. And I can just do whatever I wanna do.

K. So I kind of puttered around the house for about ten minutes. Like, what should I do? I should do this. That's a waste of a third of your time.

I know. But then it was like, I could watch a show and, like or I could sew or I could read a book or I could do this or I could do this. So far, everything you've listed, you could do with people in the house. Yeah. I understand that.

But when I do those things, I'm usually interrupted. And so the thought of having non interrupted time Mhmm. Is awesome. Okay. I don't know what I ended up doing, though.

I couldn't even tell you. I probably just veg on the couch with, like, a bag of chips or something. I didn't do that. But what did I do? I know I couldn't even tell you.

The dog was home, so I probably had to take care of the dog. Fight the dog because she's out that dog. You're probably Jesus. She just loves attention. She's a people dog.

She wants to be where the people are. She's needy. She rename her Ariel. Why? Because she wants to be where the people are.

That was not a funny joke. Because she wants to see wants to see them dancing. No. She doesn't like it when we dance. Strolling around.

Around. Yeah. Here's the difference. You had some alone time in the house yesterday, and you did some projects. I did chores.

Yeah. That's usually what I end up doing too when there's nobody around. Yeah. I I put in all of the mulchy stuff Good job. Into the, garden beds.

You did. And then I swept out the bed of my truck. I know. Big time. And then I got my mountain bike out.

I want mine. And I got my tailgate cover, bike holder thing, installed. And then I put my mountain bike in my truck because I needed it for, the evening's activities. And that's what I did. Good job.

And then you came home. And then I was interrupted. See? It doesn't feel nice being called the interruption. How did I interrupt you?

I never interrupt you. By being there. No. Yes. I let you do your thing.

I never get in your way. I'm like, oh, he's occupied. I'm gonna do my own thing. You and the kids have to be occupied for me to be able to go do my thing. Say it's not true.

That's your fault. No. It is not my fault. Yes. It is.

You feel bad. You're like, I I should be doing something else. I shouldn't be doing my own thing. I should be Yeah. Worrying about what everybody else is doing.

Why? We're old people. Do your own thing. You do your own thing. And I'm gonna bet you're minimally interrupted.

Okay. Let's find out. Okay. Shall we? Do you think the kids ever come to you when you're busy doing something?

Yeah. No. When? When? When they go, where's mom?

Exactly. And I go, oh, she's downstairs trying to mind her own business. Go go get her. Go get her. And they do.

Mhmm. And it works every time. Emery is in a weight class. Yeah. And she's in there with her friend.

And the other day, they were talking about how well, her her friend was telling us that she's turned a new leaf. Yeah. That's right. She has no hate in her heart for anyone. That's right.

She was gonna be nice to everyone, and she wasn't gonna throw shade on anyone. Right. So I'm I'm going hate free. No hate in my heart. I said, good for you.

It sounds nice. It does sound nice. And then they were talking about getting some gains Right. Working out. In their weight class.

That's right. And then the theme of the night became no hate. Just wait. That's right. Just wait.

Just work out your hate. Right. Just just lift through it. Lift. Yeah.

Bulk up. As they say. Who? They? Who says and what do they say?

Bulk up. Who says that? I think I'm the only one who said that. No. Weight lifters say that.

Do they? I've heard that. Have you? Yeah. I'm it's time to bulk up.

To bulk up. Yeah. Okay. I wouldn't know. Why not?

Because I got I got some wimpy arms. Aw. You know that garbage bag commercial? Wimpy, wimpy, wimpy. Yeah.

Hefty, hefty. Right. Right. Okay. You're having a wimpy moment?

Wimpy. Aw. I've got listen. My legs are pretty tough. Uh-huh.

Arms, not so much. Okay. Upper body strength, I got none. Well, do some lifting. I got too much hate.

No hate. Just wait. Just wait. Bulk up. Get that creatine powder going.

Actually do what does that stuff even do? Creatine? Yeah. It's like a protein, I think, for your like, for helping you gain helping you gain muscles. Oh, helping you get the gains?

I don't know anything about it. I don't know there. Spend a lot of time in the supplement aisle. I don't know if you know me, unless it's supplementing my waistline with delicious treats, in which case you'll find me in that section. That's the cookie.

We're in the cookie supplement aisle. Right. The cookies and the, and the danishes and the I was noticing, and I've noticed this. This has been, like, ten years coming. Okay.

But that that, underarm skin that women tend to get, you know, you know what I'm talking about. The underarm skin. Uh-huh. I was looking at that the other day. And for ten years, I've been saying, oh, I gotta I gotta work on that.

Yeah. You said it's easy. It's just triceps. That's it. Do do some tricep exercises.

How much how much weight do you think I need? I've got I got 10 pound weights at home. Well, you can do tricep dips. You can do, tricep dumbbell kickbacks. That's the one I was telling you to do.

That's the actual name of the exercise is the tricep dumbbell kickback. K. I'm gonna look it up. Tricep dumbbell kickback. K.

Right. And then what? And then, you can do tricep extensions, and you can do lying tricep extensions, but then you might drop the weight on your head. So, you know, maybe don't do that one. You can do, are you ready?

Yes. Push ups. No. Yeah. Push ups.

Yes. K. Push ups will help with your triceps. K. You could also do dips.

Dips. The point is to use that muscle. No. Not like bean dips and yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Uh-huh. Yeah. Salsas and things. Okay.

Okay. Time out. I just got word from a friend of ours who does work out. Yes. Creatine just gives you more energy so you can work out longer and harder.

There you go. Great. I don't need that. You don't need that? No.

I don't. Energy to work out? No. No. Who needs that?

I wanna do ten minutes, and that's it. Ten minutes of just tricep workouts. Is that what you're saying every day? Yeah. Or good luck.

Why? Good luck. You should probably work out more than just your triceps. I should probably work out longer than ten minutes do. I know.

I get it. I know what I need to do. So defensive about it. Quit being bossy and telling me to work out. What are you talking about?

For ten years, I've said I need to fix this underarm skin. You just said you should probably spend more than ten minutes. That's it. That's not what I said. Get a full body workout.

I said you should probably do a whole body workout, not just ten minutes of triceps every day. Get a full body workout. That's what you said. Yeah. That's what the only part you heard.

Mhmm. Great. Super. There was a whole bunch of other stuff I said. No.

I heard what you said. Was one part of the whole sentence. I'm gonna tell everybody that my husband thinks that I need to work out. Okay. You said it, bub.

That's an interesting, way to take what I said and only hear five of the words and then make it a negative thing to for yourself. I don't know. Just wait. Yeah. Exactly.

Pump it up. We got invited to Easter dinner with my family. Lunch. Yeah. It is lunch.

My family does dinner. Eat way too early. You? Your family does it way too late. I'm not I'm not even gonna make it to lunch.

I asked if you wanted me to, like, postpone it. Have them postpone it. I won't be there because normally, you would eat dinner around five or six. We're doing dinner at two. That's lunch.

Sorry. So Okay. This is not the point I'm trying to talk about. I'm just saying. So I okay.

My sister is gonna do a pulled pork. My brother-in-law is gonna do some potatoes. Cool. And she said she's also gonna make a dessert. And I don't know what to bring.

Well, there's, plenty of side dishes you could bring. Yeah. Well, oh, cornbread Sounds nice. Cornbread. I like cornbread.

You don't like cornbread? With chili. This is pulled pork. That's not chili. What?

Yeah. I heard It's not chili. Cornbread can go with pulled pork. I guess. I'm gonna write it down.

Okay. I mean, I won't be there. Eat what you want. I okay. I here's the problem that I have.

Usually, when we get invited to a holiday celebration, I make something. I usually make a dish Yeah. A dessert or a side dish or something, and it never gets eaten. And then I go, what is the point? Because it's not chili, and you're like, I'll bring cornbread.

Fine. Awesome. I'm just saying. Like Cornbread. I feel like no.

Look. Cornbread goes with barbecue. That's fine. I'm just giving you a hard time. Right.

Keep cornbread right back there. Yeah. Put it back there. Yeah. It's fine.

It goes with barbecue just fine. Yeah. I know it does. That's why I said it. It sounds good.

Does it? Yeah. Now when you say cornbread, do you mean, like, corn cake? Yes. Because it it should be like cake.

Yeah. Not that opinion. Not that dried Yeah. Jiffy box. Saying.

There's a recipe that uses cream corn in it, and I don't like cream corn. I think cream corn is gross. And my mom used to work at a factory. Know about the stories. You don't have to tell everybody about the cream corn factory stories.

Okay. So I haven't eaten cream corn in ages. Uh-huh. But this recipe that calls for cream corn and the cornbread is so delicious. Yeah.

Well, I won't be there. So make that. Yes. You will. You'll just be a little bit late.

You'll just have to repeat it. And there will be plenty of cornbread left. Yeah. There will. Nobody ever eats what I bring.

And then they start to get a complex going like, am I a bad cook? Do you think that I'm a bad cook? What? No. I don't think you're a bad cook.

But No. Don't put words in my mouth. I will say that you struggle with following a recipe in the right order. Yeah. I can't be bothered.

Right. Sometimes I forget things. Right. That's And then after it's all made, you go, what was this? Oh, I was supposed to put that in, like, step two.

Oh, well. It's it'll be fine. You go, boy, this would be better if it had that in it. Okay. Here's this is full honesty.

I I don't think that I'm a great cook, but I think I'm decent. I don't think my I like your do I like what you make? You're fine. You cook. It's great.

It's fine. Right? I don't complain. I made some Hawaiian chicken tacos last night that were delicious. They were delicious.

I had a couple of them. They were very nice. Every step in that recipe. And the previous night, you made, that chicken cabbage thing, and that was very very good too. Thanks, Josh.

You said it's pretty bland. Well, I didn't I added sriracha, and it was it was great. I didn't add sriracha. Maybe I should have. Yeah.

It was nice. Okay. I'm gonna make some cornbread. Okay. And something else.

What else should I make? Chili. No. I thought you'd be excited that there wasn't gonna be ham on the menu because you don't like ham. I'm not gonna be there.

So y'all could have ham. Just coming late. Yeah. I'm gonna microwave whatever's left over. Oh.

Oh. Poor baby. It'll be fine. It will be fine. Cornbread.

Who eats it too? That's when you have lunch. Yeah. Not dinner. And then you can reheat everything up later.

Yeah. When y'all wanna eat when I get there. Exactly. Yeah. Instead of, you know, just having it that time for the first time when it's fresh.

I asked you. Do you want me to ask them to move it later? I'm not gonna have you move the whole thing. I'm gonna ask. Don't move the whole thing.

Because then everybody's gonna go, man, we're so hungry. We could've eaten three hours ago. We gotta wait for Josh to get here. I don't need to hear all that. Have your lunch at two, and I'll get there when I get there and eat then.

Guess what my mom will make? Something with jello in it. Yep. It'll have jello and Cool Whip Yeah. And some nuts for some reason because Yep.

You gotta have some sort of gravel in your jello. I don't know what that's about. Why is it gotta make Jell O hard to eat? I can just have Jell O. She could just make Jell O with Cool Whip on it, and I'd be just fine.

She doesn't have to stir it up with a bunch of weird stuff in it. Just make Jell O. Save yourself the trouble of all the other steps. Just bring the thing of Jell O. Makes a Jell O dish always.

Just bring a normal Jell O. I think my mom is keeping Jell O alive single handedly. She might be. She might be. A couple of years ago I mean, not a couple.

This has been, what, maybe five, eight years ago. I don't know what you're talking about. I'm sorry. I'm talking about Easter games. Oh, the Easter games.

We hosted our my family for Easter Yeah. And they all lived in Burley, so they all came for the weekend. Yeah. We had a crowded house. Yeah.

We did. But it was fun. Yeah. And I like the way that Easter games worked, and we even had a trophy. Yeah.

And we were supposed to, have the trophy return in future years. And was the intention to have a different family host the games? I don't know what the intention was. The intentions were, explained at all. So it happened at once.

Right. We had, we had one of those, basketball hoops in the front yard. Mhmm. We had A goose ball table. Yeah.

So the idea was that Easter games, you could you got every person got a set of poker chips. Maybe ten, fifteen of them. And the idea was throughout the weekend, you could challenge anybody to any particular game. You could challenge them. And we gave them a list of things that you could challenge people to.

That included basketball. That included ladder golf. That included I think we had a badminton net. It also included games on the Wii. That's correct.

We and you could challenge anybody. Right? Anybody at any time. So as you were playing through all of the stuff, you could just walk up to somebody and go, I challenge you to foosball. Yeah.

I challenge you to basketball or game a horse. And the only rule was that you couldn't say no to the challenge. If you still were in the game. Yeah. Yeah.

Right. And then whoever ended up with the least amount of poker chips or the most amount of poker chips at the end of the at the weekend got the golden egg trophy. Correct. It was just plastic egg spray painted gold. Which, by the way, did you know no.

We had that made. No. We did not. Not like the cookie one? No.

No. We did not. I don't remember. It was just one we spray painted gold. I really don't remember.

I do. What was it attached to? It just like a A piece of wood? Yeah. That's not a good trophy.

I felt like we did better than that. No. That was pretty basic. I mean, it was cool. It looked cool.

We did a good job on it, but it was just pretty basic. Because it was just supposed to be a fun thing. It did not necessarily go the way I envisioned it to go. Okay. A lot of people weren't taking people up on the challenges.

Anyway, I was thinking about it this a couple of weeks ago, and I said, ah, I know that we're not hosting, but I I think it would be fun to bring back Easter games. And you said to me, yeah. Are you gonna plan that or what? Yeah. Are you?

Yeah. I already have. You have? I have. Is that happening before I get there?

Oh, I don't know. What what time are you planning on arriving? I don't know. Is that you let me know when that's over, and I'll I'll make sure to show up. Why don't you wanna participate?

That's it's just a joke. No. It isn't. Why don't you wanna participate? It's fine.

I'll participate. You will not. We're gonna play it without you. We're gonna have all of the fun and all the food without you. Sounds about right.

Because you're a fuddy duddy. Oh, come on. I've got some fun games, and they're all Easter related. I think that's great. Here's the problem.

I'll tell you the problem. What's the problem? The problem is I like to play games. I think it's You do. I think it's a change in pace from everybody just sitting around having the same conversation over and over and over because that's what we typically do.

And so I like to, like, spruce things up and have some fun and get people moving. I think that's great. Sometimes people in my family, I go, I don't wanna play. Right. And phooey on those people.

I say. I get you. I get you. I think it's fun. Are you planning on doing a trophy?

I mean, I could. What I was gonna say is that you can have a trophy made. Like and it's it wasn't even super expensive. I know. And, and you can you can, like, literally just walk in a shop and say, hey.

I need this trophy, and they make it. I know. And then they go, cool. Here you go. I know because we've done that before when we had cookie parties.

And it was hilarious because I thought, you know, I've never won a trophy. And so, I thought it was some sort of, like like, huge thing. And I get it's an accomplishment. And there's more tied to it than the piece of of, of your spray painted gold egg that you can win, for doing a thing. And so there's there's definitely some some honor tied to it.

But you can literally just walk in and go, yeah. Can you put that soccer guy on top of a trophy and then just say, like, sell that to me? And they will. And and they will. Hey.

If I promise not to do it until you arrive, will you participate? What now? I I sure. I'm over you. Oh, that's rude.

You're being rude. No. I just, I I don't know what to expect for the day. I don't what's the weather like? Is it gonna be That's I know.

You know? Like, it's predict that part. I feel like I'm making excuses to not participate. I know. Fine.

Don't participate. You're gonna go in the category as, my brother-in-law. Oh, is that right? Yep. Well, he and I can, go, fishing or bike riding or something.

Fine. Go do that. I'm just suggesting things. That's all. Go have your own kind of fun instead of having fun with the family.

We might make a trophy about it. Go for it. Okay. The rest of us will be having fun playing Easter games. The second annual Easter games.

Alright. The second annual, and it's, like, been twelve years. I'm gonna get, like, a long trumpet. Okay. Announcing.

I have a vuvuzela. You could use that. Yes. Okay. And then I'm gonna put a flag on it.

Second annual Easter games. You are. And then I'll get a trophy. This is a lot. You are.

Big ideas. A lot involved in this. Tell good intentions. And let's see what actually happens. Whatever.

It's gonna be awesome. It is. And you're not invited. Alright. We got a catalog in the mail yesterday.

Oh, no. I saw this. This arrived in the mailbox. I grabbed it, and I went, oh, yeah. Cool.

It's one of these, makeup store, product catalogs. It's like, here's what's new with the makeup store. Right. And I said, oh, great. No big deal.

Threw all the mail on the counter. You got home, looked at the mail, and then went, oh, new perfume samples. And I went, oh, no. And then this morning, here you are in the studio, and I hear this is what I hear. You know what that's the sound of?

That's the sound of you rubbing paper perfume sample on your neck. Yeah. You know why? Because it's for free. It's for free.

Well, what are we wearing today? Today, we've got oh, I didn't know this. Otherwise, I wouldn't have worn this. Oh. It's a Khloe Kardashian fragrance.

Oh. It's called XO, Khloe. Okay. How is it? Stupid.

Now I understand you it's a Kardashian, and you're feeling bad about that, but how's the smell? Okay. But here's the thing. For 3.4 fluid ounces of this, it's $78. That's a pretty big bottle.

Three ounces. Three ounces is tiny. Of perfume? It's small. Or you can get one fluid ounce for $58, or you can get a travel spray, which is less than one fluid ounce for $32.

Mhmm. Perfume is so stupid expensive. Isn't it? Yeah. That's why for free.

You just rub it on your neck. Yeah. But you like this one even though it's a cardiac pain. I would not have I didn't even look. I just smelled it.

I didn't see what it actually was. Let me let me smell it. Let me see. Okay. I don't wanna touch the smelly part.

Why? Because I don't want it on my hands. It smells nice. Yeah. It's alright.

It's not my favorite. Put that back. You can get two uses out of this. Oh, can you? Is that right?

I don't know. Yes. You do. I really don't. It's not like I've been doing this for years.

I feel like you might have been doing this for a while. No. You've been doing this since you got the perfume samples in your magazines as a teen. No. This has been happening for a long time.

Yes. It has. Don't do it. As a teenager, yes. And then it stopped, and then I just started started mailing it to your house again.

It stopped because you no longer had the subscription to 17 magazine. No. It's not. I would use body spray, and I've used body spray because body spray is much, much cheaper. Right.

And then I was like, hey. I think what happened was a month ago, about a month ago, there was a Billie Eilish perfume in there. And I was like, I really like the smell of this. Right. And I went to go buy some, and I went, what?

I think hers was, like, $95 for a small bottle, and I'm not pay I'm not paying that. I'm just not. For perfume? Get out of here. I'll just risk paper cuts to the earlobes by rubbing this on my neck.

Yeah. So I yeah. That's what it's for, Josh. Oh, you rubbed it on your wrist too? Yeah.

Oh, good. How'd it work? Great. Great. I'm smelling this all day.

All day long. Listen. And guess what? For free. For alright.

What were you gonna say? I don't even know. I imagine you could just swing by and use their tester bottle and get the real thing also for free. I can't do that every day, can I? Only till they tell you you can't.

Swing in on your way to work and be like, hey. Just here to get a little I will not be shamed for my frugality. Oh. Done. Wow.

I wanted to do a Big Bear Eagle update. What's going on in the Big Bear Valley with the eagles? I haven't looked today. They're well, they're just sleeping. They're just napping right now.

Nothing exciting is happening. But they're huge. Well, yesterday, I was watching, and their feet alone oh, there there's movement in the nest. And just some just some they're just laying in the sunshine right now. But I gotta tell you, their their talons and their yellow little legs that lead up to puffy feathers, huge.

I know. They were just laying there, yesterday, and I sent you a text and said, you gotta go look at the camera right now because those feet are crazy. That his legs stretched out. He was like Yeah. But then, like, there's the three, toes or whatever you call them.

Talons. On the well, the the talons, just the nail part. I don't know. I don't either. There's three parts to that foot.

Yes. And then the and then the back one. So there's, like, three forward and one in the back. Correct. And he stretched them all out, and I was like, bro.

I don't want that razor sharp No. Talons flying at me. That's crazy. Their feet have been huge for a while now. I feel like they're finally growing into them a little bit because they've been kinda awkward and clumsy trying to stand up, but now they're now they're standing up fine like, better with them.

They weigh about okay. Let's see. I'm trying to determine how old they are. They were hatched on March 3, so they're one, two, three, four, five, six. They're about six weeks old.

They they start to fledge the nest in about eight weeks. So we're a couple weeks away. Couple weeks away from them starting to fledge, which is so sad. That's big that's big bird stuff. That's great.

I know it is. Eventually, this nest is gonna be empty. I know. Right. You're gonna have an empty nest.

They're so big now that the mom and dad who would typically roost with them at night can't fit. No. They stay on the front porch. Yeah. They call it the front porch.

Which is just that stick that hangs out from the nest. And there's usually one of them standing there. But, I'm gonna run over to cam two just to see if there's anybody in the wide angle view. There's not. There's nobody around.

So right now, they're working on I was just reading some of the, like, the chats. Like, it says there's somebody that's monitoring them and, like, answering questions and interviews. Right now, they're they're most of their energy is directed at feather development. Which you can tell. You can see they're they're losing all of the Buzz?

Yeah. All the little fuzz ones, and they're getting real feathers. Look at that big old wing. Yeah. They're gonna be huge.

They are gonna be huge. And I was kinda sad because a lot of stuff that I was reading said that it's not very typical that if you've got two eagles that they'll both survive. I think these two are gonna make it. Doing pretty well, I would say. I think they're gonna both make it, which makes me so happy.

Because you were a little bit nervous when they were younger because they were doing that, Bonking. Bonking thing, and it made you sad. Yeah. Because I read up on that, and it said that they often do that. The bigger one will do that as a instinctual, like, what?

What's it called? When, Well, it's a survival mechanism. Yeah. But what's it called? Like I don't know.

Of the fittest type thing? Thank you. Yeah. And so the bigger one will do that if there's a lack of food. Mhmm.

But I don't think there's been a lack of food. No. They seem pretty well taken care of. There's plenty of, fish and other birds and things that I've seen come to this, to this nest. So I think Sunny and Gizmo are both gonna make it.

Well, let's hope so. That would be it'd be better to see them both fly out of this nest, and go live their lives than it would to see something happen to one of them. So At eight weeks, ninety percent of their full weight will be seven to twelve pounds. Do you know this that you reading this right now reminds me of a time when, when we had a book that was, it was called what to expect when you're expecting. And you were sick as a dog when you were pregnant with our with our son, our first baby.

And you, were in the bathroom, being sick. Expelling. And I was sitting outside the door reading all of the fun things that might happen. Like, it says here that your gums might bleed, and you were not. No.

That's when I was like, what have I done? Who have I chosen to do this with? Right. At eight at eight weeks, it says here that your ankles might swell. Meanwhile Yeah.

Right. Right. Right. It was so good. It was good.

I was so helpful reading that book. That was that was fun. It's a good read. If you've never read it, just pick up a copy of what to expect when you're expecting. You'll learn a lot.

There's a lot of things in there. There's a lot of a lot of things you might not be expecting. Also, do you remember you were working construction at the time, and I was not. I was just working on building a baby. Right.

But you would come home, and the only channel we had was, like, a maternity show. I don't know about that. Trauma trauma baby trauma or something. Would you watch that? I don't know.

That's a terrible thing to watch. Sobbing when you I remember you watching judge Judy about it. Too, but I'd be like, this lady had an aneurysm. No. And you were like, it's she's that's not gonna happen to you.

Yeah. I read the book. It said it's not gonna happen. We're not expecting that. Well, anyway, one of the parents just came back to the nest, so they're up and moving.

If you, if you haven't seen the big bear bald eagle live nest cam, it's worth a look. There's that big old foot. Oh, stretch it out, buddy. Cow. Look at that thing.

Yikes. These two little babies. Researchers found a mathematical formula for a truly joyful day. What does that mean? Oh, basically, it means exercise, have a little fun, do a little indulging, and avoid working too much.

And that's gonna give you A truly truly joyful. Joyful day. Okay. So Well, today of all days, we could use that advice. Today on tax day?

That's what I'm saying. So the best day ever equals six hours with your family K. Two hours with your Six hours. Two two hours with your friends, one and a half hours of extra socializing. What's that mean?

I don't know what that means. This is a whole lot of, socializing. We're up to nine and a half hours. K. K.

Then two hours of exercise. Two hours of exercise? Yeah. But that doesn't have to be exclusive, does it? Can't you do that while you're doing some of the other socializing and with your family and so on?

Yes. Like going on a bike ride with your family. Yes. Right? Plus one hour of eating and drinking.

We're up to twelve and a half hours. Yeah. You gotta eat. With less than six hours of work. Fewer.

Perfect. Indulging in one hour of screen time. So let's say, okay. Let's six six out like, let's do five and a half hours of work because they said less fewer than six hours. So twelve, thirteen, 14, 15, 16, 17.

We're up to eighteen hours here. Then you get one hour of screen time, nineteen, and no more than a fifteen minute commute to your job. Okay. So that's only that's nineteen hours. Five hours of sleep.

Listen. Something's wrong with the situation. Too busy. I think so too. That's one day?

That's one day. That's your your truly joyful day. Here's my problem. I have a lot of problems. Okay.

What's your problem? No. Just in general. Go on. One hour of eating and drinking, it takes more than an hour sometimes or roughly about an hour to prepare the meal and clean up the meal that you're making.

Yeah. You're gonna have to have crossover time here. You're gonna have to. Because you can't count eating and drinking because you're not doing that solo. So that's gonna be either part of your socializing with friends or part of your family time.

Your your exercise time has gotta be shared experience as well. There's no way you're getting all that done. No. Look. I get four hours of work with family, so every day.

Hi. How are you? How's it going? That's four hours of family time and four hours of work. I'm just saying you're gonna have to you're gonna have to stack up, all of those things in order to get it all in there.

There's no way you're only getting five hours of sleep No way. And getting all of that every day. It's not happening. No. It's not.

And, also, where's the solo time? Because here's my There is no such thing. I like spending time with my family and friends, but I also need a little bit of time for just I just gotta decompress. I gotta have a me time. Why?

I guess that comes in your what? Well, that could be your workout time or whatever. You're eating, drinking. You're on your own. When do I have time to read?

When I have when do I have time to sew? When do I have time to sit and stare into space? You don't. You don't get that time. Scrolling time?

That's your social media time. It's in there. It's you got an hour you said an hour of screen time. Oh, I did say an hour of screen time. You're right.

You're right. You're right. I think their, mathematics are broken. Well, I I think it's something to strive for more than something you can actually do the equation for every day. Someone did try to do this.

They actually tried to fit all of this in. Yeah. They found out that you don't need to hit every mark. You just need to hit a few of the marks to feel better. Basically, he said, all you really need to do, cut back on social media, spend some time outside, get a little bit of exercise, make sure you're talking to people Yeah.

And and work less. Yeah. And work less. And work less. I think all of that makes for a happy day.

Yeah. Yeah. He said it's all about choosing presence over productivity and connection over convenience. Perfect. Aw.

Aw. Aw. Well, have a wonderful, splendid, perfect day. A truly joyful day. Truly joyful.

Okay. Oh, I wasn't prepared. What? Okay. How did that happen?

My nose. What have you been doing? This always happens. Okay. So I work with, a younger a couple of younger generation people.

I don't know what generation they're in. It doesn't matter. They are younger than me by about twenty years. They're twenty years. They're in their twenties?

Correct. Okay. So they are, going to be Gen z. Okay. They do not, most of the time, capitalize things.

Like the beginning of sentences? Anytime. Okay. I was just reading a thing that said that this generation is kind of doing away with capitalization. Why?

Because they feel like lowercase letters are more relaxed. When they start using proper capitalization, it feels as though they are trying to make a point stronger than it needs to be. Right. I I get that. And there's something about how the letters line up and lowercase just looks better to me.

Okay. I'm talking at the beginning of sentences. I'm talking names, and that's the one that kind of drives me a little bit crazy is, like, there's no capitalization in the names. I can get away with, like, if you're not gonna do it at the beginning of your sentence, that's fine. But names bugs me a little bit.

It's a proper noun. Yeah. I understand. You gotta capitalize. Here's here's the thing.

And I've and I've had these conversations with our daughter who is, 15. Yes. Same generation. Correct. And she, has said, like, when she's had conversations with even her friends, if we use punctuation, then it feels formal Yes.

And like she's in trouble. That's what that's what I'm thinking. What are you talking about? And then she's had conversations with her friends where they've written, like, one or two words, all lowercase, and she's like, they're upset at me. And I'm like, why?

Like, how are you interpreting what they said as they're upset with you? What do you I don't know. Because they didn't they didn't capitalize anything. It's one word. It's all lowercase.

It's just very, like, whatever. And I go But what I'm reading is that they write everything in lowercase. Right. And lowercase, this is what I just read. They're saying that lowercase writing is a way to reject the authority and rigidity associated with traditional grammar.

So they're like, we don't need grammar. Back at the man. And they're saying it fosters an atmosphere of inclusivity and emotional connection. I don't know how. Yeah.

I don't know either. But then there's there's scientists and research that are saying, listen. This is just how language works. Language is constantly evolving Absolutely. With this new technology.

He the the scientist said, first, we saw this with the rise of emojis, and people were using emojis to express their feelings. And now using lowercase for them is just being straight forward Yeah. And free from their constraints. Like, constraints of a capital letter? That's right.

I'm being held down. It's just it's interesting to me. I agree. But I also why is it gotta be a thing? I don't know.

Can't you just say what you need to say? Why why is there gotta be a thing? Right. I'm not, like, upset by it except when it comes to a name. I feel like names should be capitalized.

Although when I say that, I think about older you because that sounds like old people speak. Well and then I'm kind of a hypocrite because I write I print and do cursive at the same time in one word. I know you do. But I never use a capital g ever, and I haven't for years. But here's here's another thing.

George, it's gonna be a lowercase every time. So if you pull up your text just as a as a demo and you start to type, your keyboard will automatically pull up a capital letter first. Right? I know. So are these kids going in and and turning that off, and then typing so that it doesn't do that?

Like, it automatically starts your sentence with a capital letter. Yeah. It does. Now open up TikTok. Make sure your volume's down so you don't get some crazy audio.

K. But if you open up TikTok and you go to your, inbox and you go to send me a message. Is it lowercase? It no. It didn't today.

No. Mine doesn't. So, normally, it pulls up oh, you know what? If you go to if you go to add of, a new video, that's what it is. If you go to make a new post and then you go to start typing in your post, it's all lowercase.

It doesn't start with a capital. It starts with a lowercase in there, which bugs me. That's so fascinating. Yeah. It doesn't necessarily bug me.

I just think it's interesting. Commas or periods. It's just one long run on sentence. This is where we are now. Gen z's controlling language.

Thanks. They have for years. Give it a Oh, stop. Brain rot. Gross.

This is super interesting to me, and I don't know how this is all gonna work. So there's a satellite. It's called Vanguard one. It is the oldest satellite still orbiting Earth, and it's about the size of a grapefruit. And it's been up there circling our planet for sixty seven years, which is pretty incredible.

That is pretty incredible. So scientists right now are putting together plans to bring it back to Earth, though, with the hopes of studying how it has held up over the years. Okay. And if everything goes according to plan, Vanguard one would be placed in the Smithsonian for display as a sort of time capsule and a reminder of the history of spaceflight. All that's fine and well.

Cool. Yeah. How are you gonna catch a grapefruit in space? Yeah. How are they gonna bring it back?

I wanna know more about the plan to how they're going to like, they're gonna put a net out and catch it. How big is that net? Fast is it going? It's the size of a grapefruit. This thing's gotta be hurling through space at thousands of miles per hour, I would think.

It's been in orbit for over sixty seven years. That's pretty incredible. Little satellite doing your job well. Good job. I'm just trying to read.

It's about 2,375 miles from Earth. How how say that again. Say say that again. It's okay. So the satellite is in an elliptical orbit.

K? So it's not doing a a perfect circle. It's elliptical. Okay. So it's like an oval.

Okay. At its closest point, it's 410 miles, and it swings out to about 2,375 miles from Earth. So at its closest point, it's at 410 miles. Furthest away point, it's at 2,375 miles doing an orbit. It doesn't still work.

Okay. I know. Oh, I didn't know that. But it's yeah. But it's but it's still up there surviving for sixty seven years.

It was launched in 1958. It stopped working in 1964. So it held up for about fourteen years, which is pretty incredible. Right. But now they wanna catch it.

How do you catch a grapefruit in space? I don't know. And I'm trying to I'm trying to, like, read through as much of this article as I can possibly get through, and I just can't find how they're gonna do it. Six. It held up for six years.

My mouth was bad. Bad math. Bad math is Yeah. It went silent, in May of nineteen sixty four. It takes a hundred after it launched.

Not fourteen. Correction. It takes a hundred and thirty three minutes for it to orbit. How say that again? It takes a hundred and thirty three minutes for it to orbit.

Really? So they get, like, I don't know how many chances they're gonna get to catch this grapefruit in space. I just am blown away by this. Like, the whole concept of And who's gonna catch it? NASA?

Yeah. I guess. Did and America launched it? Is it one of ours I guess. Satellites, and we're gonna catch it?

Or is somebody else gonna catch it and say, no. It's our satellite now? It's our grapefruit. I don't know. I don't know enough about it, but they're gonna try and catch it somehow, some way.

I don't see where they explain how they're going to catch the satellite, but I gotta think it's a big net. And that thing is is flying. Like, they've gotta catch it. I feel like you've got a Harry Potter moment. Like, you gotta golden snitch that thing is what I'm thinking.

You gotta you gotta be able to fly up behind it and match speed so that you can grab it and then decelerate. Here's what I just read. They're gonna use a robotic arm or a crude vessel, and they're gonna use it to grasp and secure the satellite. Yeah. They're going to have to go the same speed at it.

Crude, like the manned, not crude as in, like, c r u d e. Crew like, crude. Crewed. Yeah. Like, manned ship.

Yeah. But they are absolutely going to have to match speed with it. Yeah. They're gonna golden snitch it. Use a rocket gun.

Golden snitch it out of space. That's awesome. I wanna watch it. That's really cool, and I'm excited for that. I could tell.

Catch a Grapefruit in Space. What a cool thing. Oh, look at that. It's would you rather this or Look. That.

Would you rather Pay taxes. Oh, go ahead. Never that. Alright. Unless it's going to jail, and then I'll pick taxes.

Yeah. You pay taxes or spend a night in jail. You're immediately out of Taxes. Jail. Alright.

Got it. Would you rather only be able to keep one eye open at a time forever and always? And you could rotate. I mean, you could change which eye is open at any given time. Uh-huh.

Or one foot on the floor at all times, and you can rotate that too. You can change which foot is on the floor at any given time. One foot on the floor, one eye open. Which one? Well, I think you're taking the foot on the floor thing because you're not big on jumping anyway.

No. But I have terrible balance. I'll just be falling over all the time. No. You won't.

How am I gonna walk anywhere? Have you ever walked? How many feet are on the floor at once when you're walking? Okay. That's fair.

Yeah. The only time both feet come off the ground is if you're jumping. Okay. Good point. Now what happens if you try to lay down?

Oh, you just fall. Well or do you have to keep one foot on the ground the whole time you're laying down on the bed, for example? Or because you're laying on the bed and it's touching the ground, does that count? Does that become the ground? Correct.

Yes. Interesting. Yes. Alright. I'm gonna go with the feet thing.

I knew you would. That's why I said my eyeballs. Well, I'm picking the feet thing too because it seems more logical. Plus, if I'm constantly doing this, people are gonna be like, what is wrong with that guy? Why is he weakening it?

I can make one foot on the ground feel and seem normal. Normal. His won't ever be able to jump, which is sad. Yeah. I don't do that anyway.

Which is why you'd be okay with Yeah. You live life one foot on the ground already. You're not really giving up much. I don't know what that means. I'm giving up jumping.

You're kinda just living life the same. It's not like you're going around jumping everywhere. What are you talking about? To jump. When was the last time you jumped?

On purpose? Yeah. Oh, I don't know. When's the last time you jumped on accident? Yeah.

Exactly. What are you talking you making no sense. Would you rather this or that? I just saw a date night idea. Alright.

We haven't had a date night in a little while. What you got? Well, this one was not really gonna work for our mall necessarily because we don't have a lot of food in our mall. I see. But the idea is that you get food, and you go grab a good spot to eat your food, and you watch all the kids cry when they see the Easter Bunny.

Wow. I mean, it sounds like a good time. I know. We don't have a lot of, like, seating area around Right. Around where the Easter Bunny hangs out either.

Necessarily work at Yeah. The grand teatot. Weird thing that you'd wanna do. Is this thing some some people are doing? Yeah.

I saw I saw it on TikTok, and I thought that is funny. Now not every kid is gonna cry. No. Of course not. There's gonna be a lot of, like, joyful moments, which Also fun to watch.

Great to watch. Yeah. But then you watch a lot of the kids that are gonna be, like, just Petrified. Yeah. Yeah.

Interesting. Interesting. The same could be Santa. Sure. You could do this at Christmas time.

You could do an Easter day and a Christmas date. What who else could we bring around? A leprechaun. Sure. That could be frightening.

The tooth fairy? Sure. More seasonal, though. Cupid? Uncle Sam.

Uncle Sam. Go sit on Uncle Sam's lap and tell him what you want for fourth of July. Exactly. Right. Interesting.

Who's around? We could have, like, Rosie the Riveter around Labor Day. Oh, yeah. I don't know. That's a weird thing, isn't it?

Yeah. It is. But sure sounds fun. Yeah. Well, I was really excited.

I was like, yeah. We're gonna have a date night. This is a date night. I mean, it is it it does, and it is. Get your mall food?

Sure. Go watch the kids cry. I I there's gotta be something better. Right? I mean, it's cheap.

It it is it is just the cost of your takeout and then sitting. Don't knock it till you try it. Alright. Alright. Alright.

Well, that's gonna wrap up the show for today. Let's see. Later on today, we'll be posting on social media stuff about this. So make sure you're following Classy ninety seven KLCE because later today, there is a big announcement from the Eastern Idaho State Fair. That's right.

So we'll be, attending that. They've got the big media announcement where they'll be, letting us know who's gonna be at the fair this year, today. So follow us at classy ninety seven k l c e. We'll be sure to update you as we get that information, later on today. And then, other than that, make sure you check out the podcast.

You can listen to today's show again, or you can go listen to the archive of over 200 episodes of the show and relive your favorite moments. Is there a favorite moment you had from today's show? From today? Mhmm. I liked talking about my mom's Jell O.

Okay. That was a good time. That was fun. That'll be in the show. That'll be, that happened around 07:35, seven forty this morning.

So It's not like when you said you were not gonna participate in my Easter games. That happened around 08:05, in the show, slightly after that. Let's see. We we started with, would you rather pay taxes or a bunch of other things, and then we wrapped up with a would you rather, just a few minutes ago. So that happened.

Talked about some I don't we don't need necessarily a recap. Okay? Looking. I'm just trying to see. Oh, at at some point, I I apparently told you you need to work out more.

Yeah. You did. That happened. Yeah. You did say that.

Alright. I'm just trying to find my favorite part. That's all. Oh, that was your favorite part? No.

No. No. I'm just saying that happened. I think my favorite part was talking about you rubbing your paper perfume sample on your neck. I think that's probably my favorite part of the show.

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