Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Thursday, April 24, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
Hey - help an animal today, Chantel has lawn envy, Ai shampooing is huge is China, thrift store milk and other hilarious prank phone calls, Chantel’s dental hygiene is top notch, Andre Agassi is headed to the pickleball court, before Shadow there was Mr. B, Chantel’s sad sad lunch, Demi Moore is People Magazine’s Hottest Person for 2025, what part of your spouse’s wardrobe do you dislike the most, new parents take a ton of photos of their kids, and what to watch for in the NFL Draft tonight.
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Intro
(2:42) - Help an animal today
(6:01) - Lawn envy is real
(10:59) - Good News to Get You Going
(13:07) - Ai shampooing in China
(17:12) - Prank phone calls
(22:06) - Dental hygiene
(26:51) - Andre Agassi is playing pickleball
(30:12) - The tale of Mr. B
(37:05) - Chantel's sad sad lunch
(43:11) - People Magazine's hottest list
(47:58) - Your spouse's awful wardrobe
(53:55) - So many photos of the kids
(58:25) - Would You Rather This or That
(1:03:02) - NFL Draft tonight + outro
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Full show transcript:
Somewhere in the show today, I sing a celebrity's name. What celebrity is it? It's Catherine Zeta Jones. Oh, spoiler alert. Did you not want me to say?
I guess not. Okay. Now everybody knows. Well, I mean, do you know the context? Everybody's named Jennifer Garner.
It's not the same. It isn't the same. You're right. You know why it's not the same? Because it's Jennifer Garner.
That's why. Oh. Oh. I like Jennifer Garner. How dare you.
I know you do. I and I don't know why I just have a distaste for her, but I do. She's lovely. I great. Hey.
Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. What?
It's Thursday, May 24. May '20 fourth? April '20 fourth. There it is. It's helping animal day today.
That's true. That's true. Yeah. I have lawn envy. Yeah.
Quit looking at the neighbor's lawn. It looks so nice. Look at look at my lawn, not the neighbor's lawn. Okay. Their grass isn't greener on the other side.
That's true. Kind of is. It isn't. Quit making me feel bad. Quit yard shaming us.
AI shampooing is huge in China. And you think you want one of these at the house? Absolutely. I do. You ever call a thrift store and ask them if they have milk?
Yes. Yeah. You weirdo. We're talking about some prank calls in here. You're all excited about your dental hygiene because you went to the dentist yesterday.
Look at my teeth. It's weird when you smile. They're glitzy. It's not a great smile. Glitzy.
You wanna play pickleball with it's not. It's weird. It's a strange, strange smile. You wanna play pickleball with Andre Agassi? No.
Agassi? No. How'd you say his name? Andre Agassi? Sure.
No. You don't? Why? Because he was rude to Brooke Shields. You think?
I do. Did you confirm that? Yes. You didn't. You did not.
Did you know that before Shadow, there was another eagle? Mister b. That's right. Mister b. Jackie.
Mhmm. Josh thinks my lunch is sad, sad, sad. It is sad. It's not. It was It's a it's a rice and a can of beans.
It's the saddest lunch. People magazine, released the hottest persons for 2025. What part of your spouse's wardrobe do you dislike the most? Apparently, my orange sunset shirt. Apparently, my stripes.
I just said it to make you angry. Let's see. New parents take a ton of photos of their kids and a little what to watch for in the NFL draft tonight. Cool. Cool.
Cool. We are Josh and Chantel, and this is wake up classy 97, the podcast. It's episode two nineteen. Wooty woot. Enjoy the show.
Can we talk about what happens, early in the morning when we wake up and the dog decides she's your little shadow buddy? She's my shadow buddy whenever I'm home. Yeah. But but in the morning, you get up and you you get out of the bedroom, and then she waits for you right outside the door. Outside the bathroom door?
Right right away. She's she is there. And then as you're getting dressed, she, is running at you, and, she's this little 15 pound Jack Russell dog. And she punches you with her hands like Yeah. Dude.
That's why she tells me she needs something. Punch. And then she runs away. And if you don't follow her right away, she runs back, punch, two hands. It's got some force to it.
Yeah. It does. She's got me behind the knee before so that my whole knee is, like, buckled. And I'm like, dude, 15 pounder dog. Take a chill, buddy.
Does she do that to anybody else or just me? I think just you. I haven't seen her do it to anyone else. I don't know why she picked you to be the one to run and punch at, but she picked you. Run and punch.
Yeah. It's Help Animals Day. I've been helping animals my whole life. Yeah. They say it's a good day to donate to an animal shelter or to another animal welfare organization.
I think that's great. Yes. You and I are both in support of adopt, don't shop. Yes. Very much so.
Absolutely support those shelters because they are important, and they do good work. Yeah. They do. And and a lot of times, they're full of animals, and, and they those animals need help. Great animals.
We have rescued two dogs from a shelter, and they've both been awesome. They've both been quirky, weird little dogs. Weird little things, but that's what makes them great. Yeah. But that's also what animals are.
Like, they're quirky little personalities. Mhmm. And, they're great. So, anyway, sorry about you getting punched in the legs again this morning. It's alright.
So she communicates. Yeah. Run up, punch two little feet. Help some animals today. What else is going on?
It's Thursday. You said, how is it only Thursday? Yeah. Yeah. It should be Friday.
I feel like it should be Friday. Do you? Yeah. I felt like Thursday got here pretty quick, but what do I know? I'm just one guy.
No. It's I've been busy, though. I've been Yeah. Nonstop. Yeah.
Me too. And that's why I go, I need a break. I need a day where I can just breathe. I gotcha. Because this week has been nonstop.
That's true. It's true. It really has. Nonstop. Hamilton.
Yeah. Alright. Got it. Well, we're here. It's Thursday.
We get to be here today, and we get to be here tomorrow. Woot. Woot. Settle down. That's exciting news.
Settled. Look at me. Woot. So settled. Mhmm.
It is exciting. I like hanging out with you. Well, that's nice. This is Wake Up Classy ninety seven. I'm Josh.
I'm Chantel. Hey. Good morning. This is the time of year where I start to get a little bit of lawn envy. Oh, is that right?
Yeah. That's early to get lawn envy. Well, it's just because it's growing back and you can drive around and see all these gorgeously manicured Right. Lawns. Now here's where I'm torn because I like those perfectly green lawns.
Mhmm. Those are pretty. But I also want the dandelions for the bees. Correct. Yeah.
Dandelions are an early spring, food source, for the bees. And when they come out of the cold, there's not a lot of flowers for them. We grow flowers. You love flowers. We have spring flowers open now.
Yes. I've seen bees already on the spring flowers. I haven't seen them on the dandelions as much, but, you have spring flowers in the front yard open. But it's a limited quantity, and there are a lot of dandelions. And so when you look at, like, a yard and you go, okay.
There's some flowers. There's just still not enough for the bees. For the bees. And so that's why they they started a campaign that was called no mow May Yeah. Where you weren't supposed to mow your yard until until May or until, you know, later on in the spring to give the bees a chance to have have those, bees.
Don't mind dandelions. I really don't. I actually think they're quite nice. Yeah. They don't do anything bad.
The people just got annoyed by them. I don't know why. I don't like when they're in my flower beds, so I get them out of my flower beds, but I don't mind them in the grass. Yeah. And Emery loved them when she was little, so they remind me of Emery.
But I still have that, like, just tiny little, like, look at that beautifully green lawn that has no dandelions. Doesn't it look nice? Doesn't that look so nice? Yeah. I don't have time.
I know. I was looking at our neighbor's lawn yesterday going, oh, his yard looks nice. Yeah. He And took the time. He mowed already.
He did We need to do a little bit of fertilizer and Yeah. Because ours is it's patchy. We got a patchy lawn. It's just grass. It's patchy.
I don't mind. I don't mind it either, but sometime, I'm not saying anything. The edging. Like, that's a big deal. Took out the fence, around the front yard.
It was decorative. It did not have a function. It was not decorative. Well, that's why it it was it was ornamental. It wasn't like, you know what I mean?
Took that out. And then now I I've gotta borrow my dad's got an edger. I need to clean up all the edges, and and then the lawn, you'll be like, oh, that that helped a lot. I bet it would, actually. It does because it looks like the grass is overgrown onto the sidewalk a little bit.
And once those edges are cleaned up and it's mowed, it looks great. It'll look just like the neighbors. It will. I know it will. I'm just trying to be, not in the lawn mowing biz right now because I also have to move the trailer in order to get the lawn mower.
It's a whole thing. I know it is. So I haven't I haven't done it yet. Instead, I've been working in the garden, which has been really good. Have you ever sharpened the blades on the lawnmower?
I really need to. They say don't have a grinder or something. People don't sharpen the and that's could make your yard, like because it rips the grass. It does. It cuts it if it's dull.
That is correct. And, you know how the lawnmower gets all, like, blah blah blah blah when it gets into the thicker grass? Uh-huh. That's why. Oh.
It's a dull blade. And I I don't I I need to really get after that. I need some files or some grinding and some stuff. I need to do it. Do you start in the middle of the lawn?
Do I start in the middle? Yeah. Never. How would you do that? I don't know.
People do, and they say, what? This is bad. Don't start in the middle. Start in the middle. I don't know.
I No. And then they say that you shouldn't mow in the same direction either. Correct. And that is why I vary it up every time I mow. Okay.
I mow How come you west and then north south and then sometimes diagonal. You always mow the same patch of grass in the same direction. It trains it to lean that way. Mhmm. It's not grace great for the grass or the soil.
Yeah. I've I've never I've I don't mow the same pattern in the grass two mowings in a row. Good job. You're doing everything correctly. Keep it up.
Good good deal. Keep it up, bud. I mean, listen. I've been mowing lawns a long time since I was about 12 years old. I've been mowing lawns.
I'd hope I would have picked up on something. Well, then get our boy out there to mow so you don't have to. Right. Right. Alright.
Good news to get you going today. This is a pretty crazy story. This is about a 10 year old named Alyssa who's from San Bernardino, California, And she is how old did I say? 10. That's right.
And also set to receive two associate's degrees What? Making her the youngest graduate in the history of Crafton Hills College. She began homeschooling when she was one year old. She has learned she was learning algebra at age five. She enrolled in college at age eight where she earned degrees in multiple science and mathematics, all with a near perfect GPA.
Wow. This is incredible. It is incredible. There is a part of me, though, that goes, she's only 10. Okay.
What I don't know. What she said. Here's what Alyssa said. It's very fun to me, almost as fun as playing outside or riding a bike or whatever. I just enjoy learning.
Her next steps will involve a bigger college. She said I'm gonna plan on transferring to, hopefully, Stanford. I've applied there a couple of months ago, and I'm awaiting a response. She hopes to pursue a career in computer science, but whatever profession she chooses, her dad, said that the sky is the limit. She's only getting started, and that's what shocks me the most is it's been only a short ten years Yeah.
But we've covered a lot of ground. Unbelievable. Crazy. That's years old, she's got two associate's degrees, or will this this graduation season have two associate's degrees, which is pretty incredible. Un unbelievable, actually.
It is unbelievable. At 10 years old, what were you doing? Not that. Not that either for me. I was making up dances on the picnic table.
Exactly. Playing Nintendo, doing things like that, running around with sticks. You know? Yeah. Yep.
I do. Mud pies. I was I was not thinking about associate degrees from college. Me neither, John. My bad.
Anyway, Alyssa, way to go. Way to go. Good news to get you going. What is your favorite part of getting your hair done? By a cosmetologist?
By your person. By my person? By my lady? Mhmm. My favorite part is when she shampoos me.
Top of the list. Yes. Why? Because she, like, massages and rubs, and it feels awesome. And the warm water is relaxing.
I could easily do that every day. In China, AI powered shampooing machines are taking over hair salons, causing what they have called or what they are calling an AI shampooing craze. What? Yeah. How does it work?
Well, these, these machines use infrared sensors to scan your scalp to choose the perfect shampoo based on the dryness of your scalp and hair. Interesting. And, the washing technique based on your hair type. So whatever your hair needs. It not only washes your hair, but also gives you a head massage.
So now That's the best part. I know. So now if you, are worried about you don't have this issue with your lady, but if you're worried about the small talk with the person shampooing your hair, you don't have to. Oh, that's because you just sit back, relax, and the robot does all the work. And it washes your hair, and it massages your scalp, and it does the shampoo that you need, and the technique that's gonna work for your hair.
And I'm imagining this will probably become a home unit, and then you could just have this all the time. Okay. That's what I would like. Here's the thing. I would like to go there's no way I'm ditching my lady because I don't mind the talk.
It's not small talk. Yeah. And, I like going to her. So I would probably still continue to use her and go to her to get my haircut and do that. You could do the wash could do the wash Yeah.
In my home Uh-huh. On a regular basis. So here's here's what the machine looks like. It's like a big shower box that, your head goes kinda the top of your head goes into That looks awesome. That.
And then, it has water jet things all the way around. And so it it moves through your head and, water jets it, which also looks pretty great. That looks great. I know. I know.
Want that right now. I know. I knew you would. I knew you'd be excited. I am excited.
They're they're huge in, in China right now, so we'll see if that ends up making, its way here. I'm sure it will. There's no way. If it's your favorite part, hands down, you can say my favorite part. It's everybody's favorite part, isn't it?
It's getting the shampoo. That thing's gonna make it. That thing's you're gonna make it, kid. Yeah. The little headwater jet machine is gonna be massive.
Oh, man. If I could, yeah, if I could have that in my home Yeah. And just use while I take a shower. A head massage every time I take a shower and wash my hair? Mhmm.
Oh, yes, please. Thank you. I imagine the machine's probably a little expensive. I can imagine the machine. Figure out how to build a home unit, that'll be still probably hundreds of bills.
And all the rich people will have it. Right. Then we'll see it in all of the Parade of Homes houses. That's correct. And then we'll be like, cool.
We saw that first. That's right. We just couldn't afford it. Right. Jerks.
That's exactly how it'll go. It is how it'll go. This was a great idea when we talked about it in April of twenty twenty five, and then it's in all of the 26 homes. And all of the rich people have it. That's how it goes.
Gotta you gotta be a rich people. I'm not a rich people. I've been trying to for forty years. How's it going? I'm still not a rich person.
Yeah. Me neither. Do you ever make, prank phone calls when you were a teenager? I was afraid you were gonna ask that. Why why were you afraid?
Because I don't wanna, what's the word? Out yourself? No. It's not the right word. You don't wanna admit criminal activity?
I wasn't criminal. It's not criminal. I and I don't want to, incriminate myself. Is that the right word? Yeah.
That's exactly what I'm saying. Yeah. But it wasn't criminal. No. It's fine.
But I was a kid and sure. A kid in the nineties. Yeah. They even made a show about prank phone calls. They've done a lot of different prank phone call things on lots of shows.
They have. I have very distinct memories of sitting at my friend's house, going through the phone book, picking a name. Randomly? Oh, yeah. Wow.
And then, asking about whether their fridge was running. Is that the kind of stuff you were doing? No. We didn't do that damn stuff. I'm trying to remember what we even said to them.
I remember calling thrift stores Uh-huh. And asking them if they sold, like, do you guys sell, like, gallons of milk? You have you have used milk? Like that. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. That checks out. We were pretty good. Yeah.
That's top tier. That was exciting. Do you remember how exciting it was? Yeah. And your whole friends, you're sitting there, and you're like, don't laugh.
A lot of a lot of life as an adolescent revolved around the phone. Whether it was yeah. Actually, whether it was talking to your friends or or whatever for hours, or, messing around with the phone or the Internet that worked through the phone. Or do you remember, there was Movie Phone, but then there was also there was this whole series of, like, trivia games and things that you could call a phone number and play. No.
Yeah. Like, that was huge. You used to call to get the time And the weather. Weather. Like, there were all kinds of interesting things.
The phone was, like, a central part of such a you know, prior to the Internet. And then as Internet was dial up, it ran through the phone. That's the phone's been central to so much life for a long time. Was always on the phone. Yeah?
Yeah. With family and friends and stuff? Family, church people, work people, more family. She had a lot of family, so she was always on the phone. It felt like, anyway, mom's on the phone.
Make a phone call prank phone calls, I betcha. You're just pranking family members. That's what she was up to? But then, remember, you could make prank phone calls, and then people got clever. Yeah.
Well, caller ID came out. No. No. No. Before that, you could star 69.
60 7, I think. One of them called back, and one of them Gave you the phone number. One of them hid your phone number so you would show up on caller ID as unavailable, and one of them called the number back. I can't remember which one did which. So, yeah, when we were prank phone calling, we got called back a couple of times.
Yeah. That was dangerous. Was it? Yes. Who is this?
You've been calling my house asking if I have potatoes. No. I don't. Quit calling me. We never did that, Josh.
Do you have potatoes? Right. That's dumb. Whatever. But do you have used milk at the thrift store isn't?
That was hilarious. Okay. Alright. Okay. Clearly, you don't know comedy.
Clearly. My fault. Is your refrigerator running? It was that it's so good. Classic.
You better go get into the click. Like, wow. You're really working hard there on the joke. Kids these days will never know prank phone calls, will they? I think they will, but I think they'd probably do it differently.
I don't know how. I don't think they would ever. They don't even call to make orders. Yeah. Prank texting now.
Who is this? Quit texting me. I guess that's how it works. They're too they're too afraid. They're too anxious kids these days.
They'll never get the thrill of a prank phone call. That was it was thrilling. Yeah. Well Yeah. Well Yeah.
Well I went to the dentist yesterday. You love going to get your teeth cleaned every six months. Do love going to get my teeth cleaned because look. You yeah. That's what I was gonna say.
And then you smile all weird at everybody, like, look at my clean teeth. There's a glint. You see? There. Glint.
K. These are so shiny. Yeah. I'm going to the dentist today. Oh.
Oh, see? Yeah. Now you'll be walking around with all of them. I don't walk around going Why not? You should.
Nah. It's fine. Look at him. I know. I've seen him.
Feel so clean. I rub my tongue over the top of him, and I go and I actually don't mind the scrapage that happens. K. A lot of people are like, I can't stand the scraping. Like, I don't mind it.
Alright. Now here's what I think is funny when I go to the dentist. I had a permanent retainer put in my mouth when I had braces in 1998. K. And then about February, when I was a poor college student, that retainer fell out, and the cement stayed.
Right. And I did not have insurance as a poor college student to go to the dentist. And so that cement had stayed on my teeth for years and years and years and years. Gotcha. Now most of the cement has been chipped away at, but there is one little piece of cement that's kinda thick.
Yeah. And it's just become a part of me. I don't mind it. It's your buddy? Yeah.
I feel it with my teeth every now and then. Oh my god. Yeah. It's still there. K.
But every time I go to the dentist, and I've been going to the same dentist now for about ten years Uh-huh. They go, oh. And I go, yeah. It's just it's just cement for my braces. Every time the hygienist will go, oh.
That's the noise they make. Oh. Oh. And then I go, can you guys make a note or something in my file that says, hey. She's got retainer cement on her teeth.
We've scraped as much as we can off of this. Like, even they've even said, we might have to get a grinder for that. And I go, it's fine. I don't mind it. Just leave it there.
You can't see it. It's behind my teeth. But every time without fail, it's a oh. And then they'll try and scrape, and I go, we don't let's just leave it. Just move on.
Just move past it. That's all. Well, so what are you gonna do about it? Nothing? It's just part of you.
It's just part of me. Okay. It can't go away. They try. They try to get it off, but it's fine.
Is there is there another way? Yeah. If you get a grinder thing. Do that. A get a grinder thing.
They say that. They go, oh, we're gonna need a grinder for this, and then they never go get it. So I don't know what I'm supposed to do. Say, hey. Were you gonna do that?
Just a minute ago, you walked away to go get that, but you haven't come back with it. Were you gonna do that? I don't mind that it's there. Okay. Because once it's gone, then your tongue is gonna go, Yeah.
Exactly. Right. I just wish that they would make a file in my some notes in my chart or my file that says, hey. She's got cements. Don't be surprised.
Oh? Oh. You think they're gonna read that chart right before they get in there to just clean? Well, they read the chart as they go because they'll look they'll work on my teeth, and then they'll look at the chart, and then they'll look at the so I think they go back and forth. I don't know.
I'm guessing. Okay. Well, keep on guessing. I should just tell them when I get there. Hey.
I got some cement. People have worked on it. There you go. Don't bother. You'd be your you'd be the file and go, there's some cement in here.
Don't even try. Don't be surprised. Everybody tries. Don't be surprised when you get in there. And then we'll we'll we'll take a look and have, oh, you're right.
Oh. Hey. Don't be surprised when you get in there. Oh. That's what I'm gonna lead with.
Yeah. And then they'll say, what am I gonna find? And then you got, like, little figurines in there having a birthday party. What? Yeah.
Do that. Like, build a little tiny, little scene of little guys having a a party and just set them there. And then when they come back and you they go, okay. Go ahead. And you open up, and they go, woah.
There's a party happening here. What is that about? Yeah. You know? Don't be surprised.
I like going to the dentist. Okay. Good. So, yeah, tennis legend Andre Agassi is taking on a new challenge, making his pro pickleball debut at the US Open Pickleball Championship in Naples, Florida. This is for real.
Do this? He won Who does Andre Agassi? I don't know the answer to that. He won one hun he's won a 48 professional pickleball association, titles. Oh, no.
No. Excuse me. He is teaming up with 18 year old pickleball star, Anna Lee Waters, who has won a 48 pickleball association titles and is known across her sport as the greatest women's player of all time at 18 years old. Do you remember when Andre Agassi was married to Brooke Shields? Nope.
I do. Oh, I do. Okay. The tournament begins Saturday. It'll be broadcast on CBS.
So if you're really into watching pickleball or you're into playing pickleball, and you, had big hopes of being pro Yeah. I do. Just know that now you're gonna have to go against Andre Agassi against, yeah, him to in order to proceed. Big whoop. You think he'll be good?
He's 54 years old. That's not that's not bad. And there's That's young. Completely different roles in pickleball than tennis. So he might get confused.
He's an old man. He gets confused. Oh, he's not that old. He's not. He's not.
He's only in his fifties. I think that's interesting. I think that's an interesting transition. Is he gonna is he done playing? Is he retired from tennis?
Does it say Oh, yeah. He retired a long time ago. So this is this is a natural progression. Time out, though. If you looked up a picture of Andre Agassi now and said haven't seen him.
And no. I'm just saying, if somebody showed me a picture of him now and said, who is this? There's no way I'd be able to tell you. He looks totally different than he used to. He used to have hair.
Well, he's a bald guy. Interesting. Yeah. Well Andre Agassi making a comeback in pickleball. Yeah.
Hey, big guy. And teaming Welcome back. Teaming up with, an 18 year old professional pickleball association champion. Welcome back to racket sports, big guy. Yeah.
What's next? Table tennis? Yeah. Agassi? Ping pong.
Yeah. Is that what's next? I don't know why we're coming so hard in Andre Agassi. I don't either. I think I don't think he was actually I'm trying to remember.
Oh, now you've messed him up with somebody else? No. No. No. No.
No. I don't think he was a very nice guy to Brooke Shields. Oh. I wanna say. Don't quote me on that.
But if he was not very nice, then we're not gonna be very nice to him. Look it up. I can't remember. I watched her documentary, but I don't think he was very nice. Okay.
Well And I don't like that. Let's see how he does on the pickleball court. Yeah. We will see how he does. Stay out the kitchen.
I learned something yesterday that I don't think you're ready to hear, but I'm gonna tell you anyway. I'm ready. I'm calling it the tale of mister b. Mister Belvedere. Nope.
Mister Belding. Nope. Do you know about the baby eagles at Big Bear? Of course, I know. Have you heard of them?
Yes. I Who are their parents? Jackie and Shadow. That's right. Did you know that before Shadow, Jackie had another What?
Named mister b. Jackie. In 2017, Jackie and mister Beatty were together. Let's go back a little bit further. Jackie was born in 02/2012.
Okay. I don't know if you knew that. Do I need a diagram? No. Okay.
I I've got notes. Well, I need to keep my head straight. K. Jackie. Jackie was born in February.
In a nest built by her parents, which is where Jackie and Shadow currently are nesting Oh. With Their The Gizmo and Sunny. Gizmo and Sunny. Oh. It is the nest built by Jackie's parents.
It's been around since before 02/2012. Oh, that's lovely. Isn't that nice? Yes. Yeah.
Let's see. In 2017, she was seen flying around with mister b. They, they have been studying these eagles for a long time. In early twenty eighteen, Jackie, laid two eggs. One egg didn't survive.
With mister b? Well, yeah, with mister b. They had two eggs. Okay. Both hatched.
One didn't survive a bad storm, which was which was sad. The other was named Stormy. Interest interesting. And grew, and it fledged, but did not make it on his own Oh. After he fledged, which was sad.
K? K. Summer of twenty eighteen, Shadow showed up in the area. Shadow. And he perched nearby, and he was just kind of around.
But you could tell that he was interested in Jackie and what she had going on. And, and mister b and Jackie, yeah, were still, together, but, eventually, mister b just left. What? There was no big epic territorial battle. There was no big to do.
He just left, and that happens pretty regularly. Bald eagles do, usually mate for life. That is very typical that that behavior happens. But a replacement can happen if the male in the relationship doesn't defend territory or loses some sort of battle. That didn't happen.
He just because Shadow was around, was like, I should go. So mister b left. Mister b. They've never seen him since. Oh, no, mister b.
Now Mister b is like, I'm out. He's like, I can't help this woman. She'd be crazy. Yeah. Well, you two look like you don't know how to carry sticks, and so maybe the two of you would be a better match.
I don't know why he left. But mister b left, and he's not been heard of in the Big Bear Valley since he went he could be somewhere else. He could have another eagle family. Oh, I hope so. Who knows?
No one knows where mister b ever went. Living the bachelor life. Or He was like, I'm good. I eat all my own fish. I don't know.
I don't know what he's up to, but, but before Shadow was mister b. Mister And now we know the story of Shadow and and where we're at with Shadow and Jackie now, with, with the two eaglets. But Is his name mister b? That's just what his name is. That's just because it says his name.
They didn't explain it. In the video that I watched, they just said that was his name. Some people thought he was miss mister Bald or mister Beat or also right? Shadow. You was Gallywag.
I don't know. I mean, he just showed up in 2018. He's just been around for a while. Around. He's like, I kinda like this I kinda like this Jackie lady.
Yeah. Mister b's like, you can have her. I'm out. Yep. I'm not fighting for this.
Poor Jackie. Poor Jackie. Yeah. Poor mister b. Like, I'm just gonna have to go.
No. Poor Jackie because her man is like, I'm not fighting. Jackie's fine. Peace and out. Jackie's doing just fine.
Anyway, I found out that there was another before shadow, and I thought you would like that story. Tale. Mhmm. I do like that story. The tale of mister b.
The The tale. Now I gotta go on a hunt for mister b. No one knows where he is. He's not, like, tracked. Like, he doesn't have a tracker or anything.
Now And and somebody said in the video and if you didn't notice, bald eagles kind of all look the same. Yeah. Like, they're really hard to tell apart. So they could have seen him and just not known it's him, but mister b is not with Jackie Now every anymore. Bald eagle that I see, I'm gonna say.
Oh, mister b. Is that you, mister b? Yeah. Hang on. Interesting.
The tale of mister b. Where is that? We, I read a story yesterday. I don't remember where it was, though. There was another eagle nest.
I wanna say Indiana. That might be totally wrong. Yeah. It would I can't remember where it was. Yeah.
Eaglets in that nest, and they had a big storm, and it knocked the nest down. It was really, really sad. Stomping. There were three in there. There were three eaglets.
There were three. That's right. They're really, really sad. That was the saddest story. And that nest wasn't built like the one in Big Bear.
The one that fell over was was like a pole with a board that had been attached to the top, and the nest was on top. Oh. That's a lot of what you see in this area, which are, you know, nesting places that are built by humans to give them a place that's safe to to nest at. But I wonder if that's less sturdy. Clearly, it is then, less sturdy than all the wind we've seen in Big Bear that whips these guys around.
That's true. That's true. I mean, if this is the nest that Jackie's parents built, this nest has been there for A long time. Long time. A long time.
This is a like, at least a 13 year old nest at the very least. 13 years old. Yep. Ain't that cool? That is what a fun story.
I know. I know you like deep diving on things, and I I found that yesterday. And I went, this is really interesting. Anyway You know me so well. I know.
I knew you'd be into it. Mister b. You have got to do something about your lunch. What do you mean? Because here's what happens.
You you take a nice lunch. You take a leftover of this. You take this. Sometimes you go get a lunch. And then when we, get down to the barest of the cabinets and the cleanest, emptiest of the fridge, you, multiple times, have taken the strangest, saddest lunch.
It's not sad. Listen to me. It's too much portion as well. I know. I sectioned it out.
Have you actually made this lunch? Yes. I have. You have. And it's delicious.
Yeah. Do I have. And I sectioned it in half. So I ate one one day and one the next day. That's not true.
I ate one one day, saved the rest for the next day, put it in the fridge, and then didn't eat it. We And then eventually threw it away. Away. But I did eat it the one day. So one time you've made this meal, but you have taken it to work to have for lunch a handful of times.
And it's always when the cupboards are the barest. It's right when we need to go grocery shopping. So did you bring it for lunch today? No. I didn't bring anything for lunch today.
Because you're not eating that. Listen. Why? Because you're not gonna take a microwave pack of rice and a literal can of black beans as your lunch. That's not gonna happen.
Listen. Okay. The first time this happened, I was looking in the fridge and the pantry going, there's nothing to eat for lunch, but I hate wasting food. I hate it. I get it.
And we have these microwavable packets of rice. But it's a serving. It's four servings. No. No.
No. No. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. One person can eat that whole pouch. Can, but shouldn't.
But I also section it in half. Okay. I've only eaten half of it. Right. And then you're opening the can of black beans.
I take that microwave packet of rouge packet of rice Rouge? And then I go, well, this isn't there's no protein in this, so I need to get some protein. And so I grabbed some black beans, throw my black beans in the lunch bag. And then when I got to work, I microwaved the rice. Uh-huh.
And then when it was finished, I put half of it in one container, half of it in another container. I opened my can of black beans Mhmm. Put that in a container, heat heated that up, and then poured half of the beans into the one rice and then half the beans into the other rice. It's just rice and beans. It's delicious.
I know. But you're taking a microwave pouch of rice and a can of black beans to work for lunch. I know. And it's it makes me feel sad. Why?
Because you're it's swinging around in a grocery sack No. It isn't. I'm in my head, and it's the saddest lunch. Now listen. If I had time and I had, like, prepared my lunch the night before, which is what I should have done, then I could have just emptied the black beans into, already Tupperware so that I was just carrying around Tupperware as opposed to the the actual can.
I think that's what makes me sad about it, is that it's a microwave pouch and a can in a sack, and it's just heavy. And it's It's also a weapon. So come at me. That. Bro.
I'll swing my black bean grocery sack at you. Exactly. Mhmm. Exactly. But do you see how it could look sad?
No. No. I don't. And the the one time I did eat it was a cilantro lime rice. That's good rice.
Black beans, and it was delicious. You know what would also be good in there? What? Some delicious grilled chicken that's been seasoned, and then you could I gotta eat beans. No.
With the beans. Mhmm. And some guacamole on top. Yeah. Yeah.
But I don't have that stuff. Right. I had rice That's a lunch. And black beans. Yeah.
Which is a sad lunch. Somebody needs to go to the grocery store. Nosegos. No. I always go to the grocery store.
You lost nosegos. So that's it. That's how it works. You know the rules. That is the rules.
I guess I'll just eat my rice and beans again for the next couple of days. That is the saddest little lunch. It's really sad. I don't know why you think it's so sad When I came home how it is. Okay.
Listen, though. I took it yesterday for lunch. Yeah. And I sat there. My stomach was growling out.
Oh, I think it's time for lunch. And then I opened my bag, and I remembered what I brought. Sad lunch. So my rice and my can of beans. And I went, I don't want this.
And so then I was looking like, what can I eat for lunch? And I even told a coworker, I go, I don't want my lunch today because it's stupid. It's a sad lunch. You're over here defending it like it's not depressing. It is.
I've eaten it before, and it's fine. It's fine. And you were depressed so much about it that you didn't eat the second half. It's not it. In a pinch, it's it.
It was fine the one time, and it'll be fine again when I'm desperate again. I was not so desperate yesterday. And lucky for you, you were like, hey. I'm gonna go get I know. Lucky for you, not lucky for me, I said, hey.
I'm going to get some lunch. Do you want something? And you said, yeah. Because all I got is this sad grocery sack with a can of beans and a microwave pouch of rice. I'm withering away.
A swift breeze could blow me down the road like a tumbleweed. I am not withering away. That's the least of my problems. Nobody's starving over here. People magazine does their sexiest man alive.
Oh, sure. This year, it was called red. Yeah. Yeah. Duh.
I've known that for years. Alright. Ever since he was In Clueless. As? Josh.
That's right. That's why. I am butt crazy in love with Josh. Alright. Okay.
So they also do a world's most beautiful person. Oh. So along with the sexiest man alive, they do the world's most beautiful person. Okay. Wanna guess who it is?
It's a woman. Don't look. I'm not I'm I'm looking at the criteria, Person criteria. Okay. I don't know what the criteria is.
For People magazine. It's a 62 year old. 62 year old Mhmm. Is the most beautiful person. I'll tell you it's a woman.
You you did. I don't know. Demi Moore. Really? Really, really.
Isn't that interesting? And I'm looking She's 62. How about that? Two. I'm looking at this picture of her on the cover.
Yeah. I get that photos will do touch ups and different things, but she is pretty beautiful. I'm I'm looking at this going, holy. Okay. Holy dummy.
Okay. She says that she used to torture herself to stay in shape. She was harsh, and she had a terrible relationship with her body. And now she has a more intuitive and relaxed relationship with her body. Okay.
Here's what it says. People's World's Most Beautiful is a celebration of the stars who are redefining beauty, living life on their own terms, and inspiring us all along the way. It launched in 1990. The first most beautiful person was in nineteen ninety Nineteen ninety. Woman.
A woman. Mhmm. 1990. A woman. How about, golly.
I can't even remember her name. Blonde. Mhmm. Cindy Crawford. No.
I don't think so. Michelle Pfeiffer. Oh. Yeah. In 1991, it was Julia Roberts, then Jodie Foster.
Cindy Crawford was fourth in 1993. Meg Ryan was next. Courtney Cox was number six. Have they always been women? Mel Gibson was number seven.
There's your first man. Man in 1996, followed by Tom Cruise in '97 and Leonardo DiCaprio in '98. Michelle Pfeiffer, '99. She got it twice? Julia Roberts, two thousand.
She got it twice. Rehashing the same people. Catherine Zeta Jones, two thousand one. Why did you say it? It's my own joke.
Nicole Kidman was 02/2002. Halle Berry, then Jennifer Aniston, then Julia Roberts, Angelina Jolie, Drew Barrymore. Kate Hudson, Christina Applegate got it in 02/2009. I know you do. Did they take a year off in 02/2010?
I don't know. Because 02/2011 was JLo. Nobody beautiful that year. Two thousand ten was a rough year. Beyonce was 02/2012, Gwyneth Paltrow, then Lupita Nyong'o in 2014.
We needed a whole list. I'm just, once we got through those men, it hasn't been a man's. Well, that's because they get their own I get it. Okay. That's fair.
I suppose. But it, you know, it wasn't most beautiful woman. It's most beautiful Fair. And then the cover has been women. Once they got done with, Mel Gibson, Tom Cruise, and, Leonardo DiCaprio, they were like, alright.
Now back to the bridge. We we took care of that. Yeah. Has Christina Ricci ever been on the phone? See it.
I didn't see it. It's never too late, though. Sandra Bullock was twenty fifteen. Jennifer Aniston again. Love Sandra Bullock.
Julia Roberts again. Pink in 2018. Oh, I love pink. Jennifer Garner in '29. Jennifer Garner.
I know. Goldie Hawn, Kate Hudson, and Rainy Rose. So there's three generations there in 2020, Chrissy Teigen in '21. You're okay. I just keep going.
I know. Just stop. We don't need to Do you know who was last year? No. Sofia Vergara.
Oh. Yeah. Well, this year, Demi Moore. There you go. First time, she's, been top of the list.
Oh, yeah. So There. She does. If you look at this picture, you're like, okay. Okay.
I agree. Alright. Pretty smoking hot. You want me to read more names off that list? Yeah, please.
It's been fun. Catherine. I was reading a story where a wife went up to her husband and said, hey. Hey. Hey.
Hey. Maybe it's time you rethink this black thermal shirt that you've been wearing. He was like, what are you talking about? And she goes, I feel like you've been wearing that shirt for a while. Turns out, he has been wearing a black thermal shirt for about twenty years.
Now when you say a black thermal shirt, is this like, like, one of those old school long john looking shirts? No. I don't have a picture. All I know is that it's a he calls it a black thermal shirt. I don't know if it's just like an under armor thing or if it's just like a cotton.
I don't know. I don't know. I I mean, I just googled black thermal shirt. It looks like, just a normal black long sleeve shirt. Just saying this is what I've kind of had for a while.
It's my go to look. It was if I was lounging around on a Sunday watching football, it was there. It was kinda there as, like, a a dressy occasion where a collar would be too much, but a tank top is too loosey goosey. And then Okay. She kind of gently nudged him.
This was like she she brought it up. She was like, hey. Maybe it's time to rethink those. And he was like, no. I'll never.
And then that was, like, months ago. And then he noticed that It's missing. He couldn't find any of these black thermal shirts. So It's she took them all. She donated them.
Yep. She's busted. She, she gently kinda nudged him. And then when he didn't listen, she was like, yeah. I'm I'm just gonna I'm just gonna take matters into my own hands.
Man oh, man. Is there anything in my wardrobe that you would be like, stop wearing that. You wear that too much. Stripes. Hey.
You're you're in your stripe era right now. There's a lot of stripes. I haven't worn stripes all week. You wore stripes yesterday. You wore the same striped shirt with the same striped jacket.
And I said, that's the same stripes. That well, I did wear stripes. That I didn't wear stripes all day. That was, like, my get ready for bed stripes. And then I needed a jacket, and I just grabbed a striped jacket to run outside.
Stripes on stripes. Yeah. But that wasn't, like, that wasn't, like, a full dress. This is a weird defensive state you've taken. Strange place for you to be in defending your stripes.
I got a case of the stripes. But, yeah, you do. That's a book. It's a children's book. You're yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So you'd get rid of my stripes. Not now.
I just know that you have a lot of it. Okay. So I that I knew would hit a nerve. That's why I said it. Okay.
You wear what you want. I will wear what I want, including stripes. But only because you have my permission to Mhmm. Because when you said it so, I will wear what I want. Yeah.
Because I told you you could. Yeah. And then you went, ew. See how I spun that, and it's gross? I know.
It's weird. I will not let you trick me. I'm gonna wear stripes because I wanna wear them. Not because you made me. I don't make you wear stripes.
I just told you you could if you want. And so now that you have permission, go for it. There was only I haven't minded anything that you wear. There was one thing. You had a T shirt.
It was orange. It was like a sunset. Like, the bottom was gone. I got rid of it. Yeah.
I know. I hate it. I don't know why you hated that shirt. I didn't like the shirt because I didn't like that color on you. I didn't like the look of that T shirt.
I I didn't like it at all. Wow. I didn't you don't look good in orange. I'm doing you a favor. Why don't I look good in orange?
Because it washes you out. You don't have the right skin tone for orange. That's just science, man. Have you tried polka dots? Because stripes aren't doing it for you.
What does that mean? I don't look good in orange. You don't. But blue Right. You can wear blue every day.
I like you with blue. I have a lot of olive. You do have a lot of olive. That's, like, your favorite color of all time. It's pretty great.
I like the earth tones. Olive's one of them. Yeah. You have a lot of olive. That's true.
That's true. I mean And you look fine in olive. I have a full, jacket and pant tracksuit in olive. I'm wearing the jacket now. You have a nice there's a green shirt that you have too.
It's not olive green, but it's a The one that's like this blue one, but the blue one? But it's a it's more of a Kelly green? Yeah. Yeah. That looks good too.
That makes your eyes turn green. Right. You could wear that. You could wear more of that color. Just not orange.
I'm switching my whole wardrobe to orange. Okay. Why do Why do you hate me? I don't. I hate you.
I just want you to see what I look like in different shades of orange. What about a pale orange? Give it a shot. Let's see. You're gonna go.
Like a like a salmon? No. That's the pink. I'm talking pale orange. A pale orange would be like a salmon color, I feel.
You're wrong. Salmon is very pink and very bright. Not dull at all. I'm talking real pastel. Like, black.
Around the room to see and see if I have anything close to the color. I don't. Everything's fluorescent or really bright orange. I got nothing here. K.
Put it on your skin. Let's see. Okay. Will do. You're a firstborn child.
That is correct. How many pictures of you as a baby do your parents have or take? I mean, I I have a it was a different time. I was born in the eighties. Yeah.
Like, it having a camera around was not necessarily Accessible. An easy thing. Now there are Polaroids of me as a baby, and there are pictures, you know, from, like, Olin Mills photo studio, of me as a child, you know, all the way up until my young adolescence. We would do family photoshoots at the Olin Mills. So, so I do have photos, but I would say not nearly as many as, like, we have of our kids.
And we've you can take pictures in the hundreds and thousands now. Yeah. New parents nowadays take a thousand photos of their kid in the first year alone. Yeah. It checks out.
I mean, that's not that many. You think about it. Over twelve months. About three a day. Yeah.
That's, yeah, that's not bad. They celebrate almost 50 milestones in their child's first year. So they take first steps, first word, first laugh. And now you can do video so easy too. First bath.
It's 83 pictures a month. That's easy. 83 pictures a month of an of something new in your life, no problem. Especially a cute little thing. Mhmm.
Aw. Yep. I think in the year that we've had the dog, our daughter's taken more photos than that. That's true. She has more photos of the dog than anything.
Why are you so sad about that? Because You wanted to have just a more like, a thousand photos of you? Yeah. They'll all be forehead pictures. Why do you want her to have a thousand forehead pictures of you?
And that's not cool. Why doesn't she take nice pictures of me? I'm her mother. I'm her because she can put it in point five and then put it over your forehead and take a great photo of you for blackmail. I don't know why.
It's what kids do. Oh, gotcha. I when Beck was born, Beck was born in 02/2004, and they did not have smartphones then. My first Not like what we have now. No.
My first smartphone I had my first smartphone in 02/2010, which was about a year after Emery was born. Right? Yeah. Because it was red. I think we had I think we had smartphones before because I had the Blackberry.
Yeah. But I didn't. No. No. But, also, your Blackberry, you can take pictures with your.
Oh, you could? Not the original one. Not the little black one, but it had the Internet on it and stuff. So I could it could process photos. Oh.
But the when I switched to the Pearl, the one with the little rolly ball in it, that one had a camera. That was cool. I didn't have that. But then I had that Samsung flip phone that flipped this way and this way. Mhmm.
That was very cool. It's gold. Do you remember? I do. That one had a nice camera in it.
And then when we switched to the 02/2010. So that was a year after Emery was born. So even trying to find a camera when our kids were little, it was That was before 02/2010. No. I'm telling you.
I didn't have it until I can tell you exactly where we lived. She was already moving and walking, and my it was red. That was my first smartphone. It was 02/2010. Bro.
Because I had the Blackberry when we lived in the town. But I didn't. Oh. My first you might have gotten a smartphone before me because you Oh. Whined about your technology.
Did I? Yeah. Still do. The little the little one in the pink case. The small one.
No. It was red. I don't even remember that phone. I know. I do.
It was red. 02/2010. Had a phone before that. I had a phone, but not a smartphone. You're so angry.
Listen to me. I don't wanna talk to that. You had your arms up. Mind your head. You're just so flabbergasted right now.
I'm just mad at you. Yeah. Because I'm right. No. Yeah.
You better end this. Would you rather this or that? That was dramatic. Was it? Was it was it, were you like, woah.
What's happening? Oh. Oh. Would you rather this or that? Would you rather take a road trip with Benjamin Franklin or Elvis Presley?
You're putting some thought into this. Well, you should. You shouldn't just jump into these decisions. You shouldn't just jump into a car with anybody. That's right.
Stranger danger. I'm I'm picking old Benny. You're going with with Ben Franklin. Why? I wanna see how he made the bifocal.
That's not an answer. Why'd you pick Ben Franklin? I feel like I would have more not gonna be in the in the car going like, and then I came up with this idea, and then they did this, and then I used this piece of machinery. You don't wanna know any of that. I kinda do.
No. You don't. I have some questions for Benjamin Franklin. I feel like I would have more to talk about with Benjamin Franklin than I would Elvis. That's all.
Interesting. Yeah. What are you picking? I this sounds like I don't wanna ride with either of them. You don't?
Not really. Really? Okay. I mean, what are we driving and how far? Cutlass Supreme.
No. A Chevy Cutlass Supreme. We're not in that. What are we in? I don't know.
We're not in some big old boat. A Buick LeSabre. What? No. Give us a, like, a modern day real car.
Why are you picking weird cars? Because it's the only thing I thought of. I don't know. Like a Cadillac. Like a nice, relaxed Why a Cadillac?
Because it's comfortable. What do you wanna drive? You pick your own car. Everything I pick has been the wrong one, so you pick what car you drive. If you're picking a Cadillac, then you gotta ride with Elvis, and it's gotta be pink.
Okay. Then do that. And convertible. Okay. And cool.
Okay. And then you're riding in style. And you're going, what, nine hours to Vegas from here? Sure. Is that the idea?
Yeah. Yeah. Riding to Vegas with Elvis in a pink Cadillac. Okay. That's pretty stylish.
That's pretty cool. Matter what car I'm in. And if the top's open, then, you you know, then you get that whole pompadour in the wind vibe. I guess. Now not for me because I'm bald.
Now and which which Elvis? Young Elvis, cool Elvis, or weird lady kissing old Elvis? Because that one's weird. And I don't think I'd like to go in a car with older lady kissing Elvis. He's not gonna kiss you.
That's fine. It's not the point. It's just a little bit strange there in the last days. That's why I'm picking Ben. Which Ben?
Benny f. No. I know Ben Franklin. No one calls him that. I do.
No. No. We're best we're besties. You're not. Me and Benny f.
In a horse carriage. In a car ride. No. Yes. We're in a cutlass supreme.
Period. No. There's no cutlass anything. What are you cutlass Buick less saber? What?
It doesn't matter what color it It's a horse carriage. Why? Because it's true to time. It's true to time. Fine.
I'll still pick it. It's the late eighteen hundreds. Me and Betty f road tripping. Early eighteen ninety. What kind of road snacks do you really kill like?
Peanuts. Walnuts. Acorns. This is just chomping on roasted acorns. Kind of snacks.
Twizzlers. No. Didn't exist. I I know. I can introduce him to that stuff.
It doesn't exist. It does now. He doesn't now? Oh my gosh. You're making too many rules.
It's just supposed to be fun. You've ruined it. You've ruined all of the fun. No. You'll find all the fun in the trunk of the Buick LaSaber.
Our son is all excited because the NFL draft, the first round is tonight. Do you know that it's the three days? Yeah. It takes a long time. The first round is tonight.
Three days of this. The first round is very ceremonial. It's a big deal. You're gonna have a lot of new athletes, big college players that are getting picked for NFL teams. So that's why it's such a big deal, especially the first night.
So the first night is is huge. And then it's pretty much all day, tomorrow, and then on Saturday, that's a good chunk. Well, they do they do one round tonight, and then they do multiple rounds over the next couple of days, and it takes some time. Yeah. That's too much.
The and it's being broadcast on ABC, ESPN, ESPN two, ESPN Deportes, and the NFL network, each of them hosting their own NFL draft shows. It's it's got a lot of hype around it. It all gets underway at 03:00 our time. So if you wanna check it out, it's gonna be, on TV, at our house starting at 03:00. I'm not gonna be watching at 03:00.
They predict that 250,000 people will visit Green Bay over the next three days during the draft. Why? To be a part of it. Oh. To go watch.
Happening in Green Bay? Correct. Okay. Yeah. And, Green Bay's population is a 7,000, and they expect 250,000 people to be in Green Bay in addition to the people that live there.
Wow. That's crazy. That is crazy. Right? What are they going there for?
To be a part of the draft, to watch, to see it all happen. I just okay. It doesn't sound that exciting to me. To to watch all these people get picked and stuff? I mean, if it was somebody you knew, maybe, but they're just randos.
Okay. Alright. So I'll just watch comfortably from my house. Thanks. There's always we've talked a little bit about some of the draft drama.
Oh. Yes. I his name is Shador Sanders. He is Deion Sanders is coach Prime's kid. Yeah.
Yeah. And, insiders have been arguing about whether or not he even gets drafted, which is very interesting. Shocking. ESPN's mock draft has him going to the Pittsburgh Steelers to pick 21. Though in the pre draft process, there have been a lot of opinions about what he's offered and a lot of people saying he's, kind of entitled.
He's got horrible body language. The biggest thing is that he's not that good. Oh. So there's a lot of lot of noise going on around him. And then, with the first round of the draft tonight, a lot of people are talking about Cam Ward, Travis Hunter, Abdul Carter, Shidore Sanders, Ashton Genti.
There's a lot of noise around these guys, and there's a pretty good chance that at least one of them will be a bust, meaning they'll get drafted and then within the first couple of years, not be as good as they were proposed to be, which I think that'll be really interesting to see. So people like Peyton Manning, for example, he and this guy, Ryan Leaf, were were the top two picks. Okay. Peyton Manning, you've heard of. Peyton Manning went on to do great things.
Right. Who's Ryan Leaf? Don't know. Who did he go to? The Colts picked Peyton first.
The Chargers took Leaf. He played for four years. He went four and seventeen as a starter, and he finished with a career passing ratio of 50. Oh. And But after four years, Ryan Leaf disappeared.
Oh, no. Out of the NFL. That's sad. Multiple times. There's been multiple instances where that's happened.
So, anyway So sad. Lots of football drama starting tonight. Oh, and they also announced the, hall of fame game is gonna be played between, the Los Angeles chargers and the Detroit lions. That will be the first preseason game, July 31. That's when football will be back for you.
It's too early. But I don't stop watch start watching until the weather gets cold. I see. Because there's too much to do outside. I'd rather be outside than I get it.
No. You're a regular season football watcher? Yep. Yeah. Okay.
I don't I don't need any of this preseason garbage. I don't need it. Alright. Well, there you go. That's what I know about it.
If you're watching, cool. Watch what happens to Jante. That's the big deal. Have a great rest of your day. We're out of here.
We'll see you back here tomorrow on your Friday morning. Bye bye. I'm waving. You can't see it, but I'm waving. Bye.
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