Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Tuesday, April 8th, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
Chantel’s headphones are really cool even outside the studio, they’re installing escalators to get tourists up mountains, what’s with the names of metal rock bands, Josh gets in his daily steps while talking on the phone, Chantel thought she got two different cans of spray paint, a good idea goes awry when Josh crushes Chantel’s dreams, someone won our NCAA men’s basketball tournament, what’s the worst thing to step on in the dark, you’re either doing too much or not enough at the same time, we’re disappointed in Cheerios, and a little football talk to wrap things up.
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Intro
(3:07) - Chantel's cool headphones
(7:21) - Escalators up mountains
(12:37) - Good News to Get You Going
(15:29) - Names of metal rock bands
(20:35) - Pacing on the phone
(25:27) - Two cans of spray paint
(30:52) - Pasta playlists
(38:17) - NCAA men's basketball tournament results
(43:01) - Worst thing to step on in the dark
(48:44) - Doing too much and not enough at the same time
(52:40) - Boo Cheerios
(58:06) - Would You Rather This or That
(59:55) - Football will back soon + outro
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Full show transcript:
I can only see the top half of your head, but I can tell you're looking good today. Why are you sucking up? I'm not sucking up. Kinda. No.
I just want you to know. I know no matter what, you're looking good. Let's see you. Stand up a little bit. No.
Let's see the rest of you. No. I can only see nose up. I know I can. But you're looking good.
I can only see your nose up always. I can always just see your eyes. How's that feel? Sometimes it's nice, especially when I can tell that you're smiling. Like this?
No. No. No. Uh-uh. Like this?
Put those creases away. You want my forehead? My forehead. Let me see those crow's feet. Oh.
Is that them? I know you blew it. Oh. It's Tuesday, April 8. My headphones are really cool even outside the studio.
Everybody's saying it. Everybody is saying it. Everybody's looking at me going, oh, she's cool. Yeah. Look at those headphones.
She looks like a professional broadcaster in those headphones. Yeah. Uh-huh. They're installing mountains. I don't they what they should do is just loop them around.
They say if you take the escalator and it just loops you right back around into the gift shop, and they're like, thanks for coming. Thanks for having me. Bye bye. You don't get to get up there. Or they could do, like, one of those Bunny Hill, ones Conveyor belt.
Yeah. Conveyor belt. What's with the names of metal rock bands? Yeah? Death and Destruction.
I've never heard of the band Death and Destruction. My band. It's my rock band. Yeah. It's Our our son had a band once called Fire Ghost.
He did have a Fire Ghost band when he was three years old. I know. He was the only member. He was the drummer. He had VIP passes and everything.
Sick. Fire Ghost. I'd go see that show again. Me too. Josh gets in his daily steps while talking on the phone.
It's easy. I thought I got two different cans of spray paint. Spoiler alert. You didn't. No.
A good idea goes awry when Josh crushes my dreams. Yeah. Well, quit trying to make things happen that shouldn't happen. Just do what you know how to do. I didn't even do it.
It wasn't even my idea. Well, when you thought it was a good idea, yeah, and then I went, no, son. You're a soul crusher. Oh, there's a good name for a metal band. Soul crusher.
Someone won the NCAA men's basketball tournament. I wasn't you. It was not me. I didn't win win. I got second.
What you gonna do without that money? I don't know yet. Take me out for a treat? Maybe. What's the worst thing to step on in the dark?
We'll go through that list. You're either doing too much or not enough at the same time. Yeah. How's that feel? How's that feel?
I'm winning every day. I'm I'm in in this conversation too. Don't forget. I'm here. We we know.
You're fine. I'm just quiet. I'm just sitting on a chair in the background watching. We're disappointed in Cheerios. Yeah.
Fail. Big fail. Yeah. And a little football talk to wrap things up. Because you miss it.
I do miss it. We are Josh and Chantel. This is wake up classy 97, the podcast. It's episode two zero seven. Enjoy today's show.
Oh, hi. Good morning. Good job, Josh. Well, we'll see. Can you hear me?
No. Really? Because, in in the world of radio, everything is a bigger plug There it is. Than, than your standard headphone plug. And when you handed me your headphone plug to plug it in over here, it was tiny.
Yeah. Because I had to use this. I had to use my regular headphones yesterday. But I had to use these headphones as regular headphones, so I had to take the big part off. Let me ask.
Sure. They're they're common equipment that you see in a studio. These are these are, yeah, these are a fantastic headphone. They are the Sony, MDR, seventy five zero six. It's a it's a studio monitor headphone.
It's they're they're like radio standard, equipment. Some people like to get fancy and spend a lot more money on headphones that they wear every day. I don't know why. I love these headphones. I've used these headphones my radio career.
People like to use earbuds, and I think that's Yeah. Strange. Right? I don't know. When you are not in a radio studio setting and you are wearing these headphones, do you feel cool?
Professional? Did you feel Yes. Did were people like, woah. These? No.
At my other place right now, nobody gay nobody cared. No? No. They didn't at all? They didn't even give you a second look?
They weren't, like, like, cool headphones. Did you know? Nope. I wonder if you wore them around town. I don't have took to, like, a what?
Have the Sony ones. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. You have the exact same pair. And see how they say professional on the side?
No. Because that's kinda rough. It rubs off after about the first year. My professionalism has rubbed off. Yeah.
I think so. And I think that's I like, it's really funny. And what's what's interesting is that that professional thing on the side used to be red. Yeah. And then I don't know when they changed it to blue and if that was just a style choice, but they but they did.
But they also, up on top, have have studio monitor up on top across the band here. I don't know if you can see. No. What are the big ones that everybody I I know you like these headphones, but what are the the Beats by Dre? Like, that All you're paying for is a is a name.
Those aren't even that great. They have they have too much bass on purpose. And and I don't know if they just ran inside, you know, through the through the technology in the in the headphones if they run, like, a high pass filter or something, but they they knock out the highs a little bit to give them extra bass. And that's fine. But you're paying three times as much as what what radio professionals use and wear for hours every single day.
I'm just saying if maybe I had worn Beats by Dre, people would have been like, cool headphones. Oh, I see what you're saying. They don't care about these. These and went Basically the other one. They're not, though.
I I you I know that. You and I know that. I only know that because you told me that. Yeah. But these have all metal parts in here, like like, all of this.
Like, it's not plastic. It's they're real well built. I know. You can go online and buy replacement parts as they start to wear out over time. I know.
It's a big deal. Here's the thing. Nobody nerds out on headphones as much as you do. That's not true. Ask any other radio nerd in the building about their headphones, and and they'll tell you.
And and they'll tell you why they have the certain headphones and why they don't have these, because they'll go, those sound too tinny. I like, more I spent $300 on my Sennheisers because I really they they really sound great. Spend your $98 on your Sony, and then move on. That's how you do it in in the biz. That's why I have two pair.
In the biz. Yeah. Anyway, thank you for handing me the adapter so I could That was a lot of that phone talk. Holy smokes. Is anybody still with us?
Good morning. China. You know China? I've heard of it. You've heard of China?
Yes. They are adding escalators on the sides of some of their mountains so that anybody can get up to the top of the mountain. People with mobility issues, older folks, anybody who wants to use the elevator can get to the top and see the view without having to hike up them. Alright. I'm conflicted.
Okay. I am also. I think that's great for, for for folks with mobility issues, disabilities, and and that that category. Yes. Awesome.
I think if you're able-bodied, you better hike it. I think yeah. Yes. Here's my thing. I think you can't have the sweet without the sour sometimes.
Alright. Sometimes you gotta work for that reward. Now if you can't and you still wanna see the reward, like, if your body says, I really want to and if my body would allow me to, I absolutely would, then, yes, like, use those escalators to get to the top of the mountain. Okay. What?
What do you see? I'm just trying to I'm trying to see. It's actually stirring debate in China. People are upset. I I just wanted to see some some images because here's the thing.
Where they're doing this, and I'm and I'm trying to sort this out. Where they're doing this in the pictures that I'm seeing, pretty much everyone is just riding the escalator instead of hiking it. And it is built as an escalator, in in some really remote area. So hiking up this I mean, it's a thousand foot escalator. It's huge.
And what happens if that breaks down, that escalator? Then, boom, it's stairs. That's what happens. Yeah. I know.
I know. When an escalator stops, it's stairs. No. I know. But what I'm seeing is they've got stairs down the center, but they are here's the other thing.
Alright? It looks like they've done this at one place so far anyway, and, and it it appears to be a large tourist area. And so I'm assuming that, in the idea of tourism, they're trying to get more people to the top and more people back down to the gift shop, gift shops. So I think in this way, I'm going like, alright. I get it.
It's it's a it's a big touristy destination. And if there are other mountains in the area that you, that you can hike and should hike to to get the reward of whatever the view is, go for it. What I don't wanna see is this happening in, like, national parks, for example. I know. Where they're like, no.
You can get a better view. Here, take this escalator to the top of of that cliff. I don't I don't care for that. Yeah. I'm kinda with you on that.
Also, they're kind of expensive. It says that escalators are very expensive for mountain resorts to install. Well, yeah. I'm sure. And because they're a little bit steeper, they're not necessarily for the faint of heart either.
No. That's pretty steep. And, like, we went on one steep, escalator in the subway in New York, and it made me nauseous because it was it was long, and it it looked like it went, like, up and up and up. And then I was like, this thing. Yeah.
Like, those those would be. And there's multiples of them. Mhmm. The one I saw. Yeah.
It it it was like 10 different sections. Right. Exactly. And that's a lot to hike, and I understand that. But, also, if you wanna get up there, you gotta walk, man.
But if you can't walk, then you gotta get up there. Have mobility issues, I'm all for it. Like, making that accessible to people, who otherwise wouldn't be able to get there, I'm all for. That's not what this is. This is instead of everyone get on the escalator.
Yeah. We'll take you up there. You don't have to work for it. Maybe the cost of putting in the escalator and and moving the people is more, fiscally responsible, if you will, than the medical team to take care of the people that fall or get hurt or heat stroke or Maybe. Do you know what I'm saying?
I know what you said. Maybe they just assessed it and went if we put in an escalator, we will save more money because we won't be dealing with people getting hurt and and exhausted trying to make it up this time. Yeah. That makes sense. Maybe.
I don't know. I don't know. But it is a tourist destination that they've done it too, which makes sense. Just don't do that. Don't no one will get that idea and go, yeah.
We need that. Concerning. Yeah. I don't want them to happen to Right. The mountains here.
That's what I'm saying. Don't do that to the mountains here. Yeah. No. No.
Stop it. This is kinda fun. There's, the Eastmont retirement community. They're in Lincoln, Nebraska, and they hosted a charity event, recently K. That featured speedy games of Monopoly.
Okay. So the event was called Monopoly for the Monarch, and it raised funds for the Monarch Charity Care Fund, which helps cover the cost of hospice care for families in need. Oh. Real money was raised while Monopoly money and properties exchanged hands during games that were limited to how long do you think? I'm gonna say five minutes.
Try fifty five minutes. You've got fifty five minutes to play this game. That's still too long. I know. I know.
That's exactly what That's I was like, this is anything. Speedy? No. They knew that, like, look. We gotta limit this game, but we can't limit it to something that doesn't let you fully just hate Monopoly.
So here's fifty five minutes. Anyway They couldn't just go an hour? No. It's gotta be fifty five. Right?
No. Yeah. Because they they're probably like, look. We gotta cut this by five minutes, or we're gonna be here all night. Fifty five minutes.
Anyway, the reaction was fierce and fun and resulted in the Monarch Fund growing, so that more families can enjoy the comfort peace of mind that hospice care program provides. So I think it's a great cause. Fantastic cause for sure. I was trying to see if they talked about, how much money they did raise, but I I haven't been able to read through the whole article here. But, kind of kind of fun anyway.
They do have different stuff they do to raise funds throughout the year as well. But this is in Lincoln, Nebraska. And, look, if you've got a bunch of different people that are into the game and you're in a a retirement community and and they're like, we really do enjoy Monopoly, because they haven't been taught other games. Yeah. Because they don't know how to have any fun.
Uh-huh. Come on, activities director. You can do better than Monopoly. Come on. Anyway, they they've been doing it for a long time.
They're they're super into it. And it wasn't just residents of the retirement community that were playing. They invited members of the community to come in. So. And Because how else is money gonna get raised?
And they had multiple tables set up. So I assume, you know It was a pretty intense competition, I bet. And they had a monopoly man trophy made, so the champion got to win that, which I think is interesting. Here's what I bet you could make it. I bet they made it fun.
I bet it was fun. As fun as monopoly can be. But I bet the fast the the fact that it was speedy and quick, I think it was kinda fun. I bet they made it fun. I'm sure they did.
Point of the matter is that they raised some money Yes. To help other people, and that's great. Right. And that's why it's good news to get you going. Part of parenting is, giving your kids a good musical education.
Alright. And I've I would agree. I feel like we've done that. I mean, I think with, with our son specifically, we started really early. We had him in, was that Kinder music?
Is that what that was called? I mean, as a toddler, we had him involved in music. We felt like you should have music around. He had a sort of a natural ability to find, notes and, I mean, from the time he was in his car seat. It it was wild.
And so we wanted to nurture that. And so, yeah, we we did have music around. We shared our music. We tried to educate him on what we felt was good taste in music. And then there's, his own choices.
And then they become their own people. And I I do think that he does have a really good taste in music. Like, he knows and he listens for Oh, he's he's got a right. He's got a huge variety of music that he listens to, to be fair. Yeah.
Just the the stuff that he socializes in with friends and and, cousins and stuff, and that the the bands they travel to see The bands. Not for me. No. And also, what is the name of some of these bands? Alright.
So here's the deal. We're on Classy ninety seven. Just down the hall is K Bear one zero one. A lot of the music that he listens to might be heard on K Bear, and, and that is that is why they sound the way they sound. He went to see a band called Meshuga?
Uh-huh. He also went to see a band called Cannibal Corpse. Yeah. That's a that's a name of a band. And Carcass.
Yeah. And, I go, why you why do they have to all make this stupid name of their band? Yeah. They think they're, they're hardcore if they sound like that. But that's nothing new.
Megadeth. Yeah. See, I was gonna say Mega death, Metallica, like, these have been around for, you know, a a good while. But they're they're I don't know what they're trying to do. Yeah.
Death is terrible. Iron maiden. Yeah. Right? See, you get it.
They've been around forever. But even go even go a little bit, to some of the hair bands of the eighties, and that's where you're gonna get, like, Guns N' Roses. Like, they're like, oh, they don't know what's a good name for a band. It's Job. Yeah.
But then you also have some of the other stuff. Like, what what happened in the meeting where they were sitting around and went, we should be the Red Hot Chili Peppers? Yeah. That's true. You know what I mean?
Like Black Sabbath. Right. Right. Tough. Yeah.
Well, crazy. So metal. It's so it's just so funny. What I would like to see is, like, Madonna, for instance, she had a band. She was a solo artist.
Sure. She had a band behind her. Yeah. I think it'd be awesome to see a metal band with just, like, some dude's name, like Rob Shipman. I love Rob Shipman.
You guys wanna go see Rob Shipman? Only if they're a pirate metal band, which is its own thing. It is interesting. But but I so I was trying to look through, like like, some of the stuff we play here. Like, we just played Coldplay.
Again, what was that mean? Yeah. Right? Right? Like, Chris Martin is in there, guys guys guys guys.
I got a name for us. Coldplay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Those are two great words. He's like, no. No. No.
One word. Together. Coldplay. Mash them. Right.
Or you think maroon five, same thing. Yeah. Right? My favorite color is red. What kind of red?
Maroon. Oh, me too. Me too. Oh, me too. Oh.
What is brown? That makes five of us. Is that what it is? We're the maroon five. I don't think that's what is maroon five?
I don't Like, it has to be a thing. Right? I've I was looking at your playlist again. I'm looking, Bananarama is coming up. That's another one.
Bananarama or Three Doors Down or even Journey. I'm like, you're going on a journey with this. Let's go. Let's go. Maroon five, was originally named Cara's Flowers.
They changed their name to Maroon five after adding a fifth member. Cara's Flowers? Yeah. It's Maroon five is the better choice. Good job, Maroon five.
The reason for the name remains of a a bit of a mystery. Adam Levine has only revealed the meaning to Billy Joel. He's the only one that has ever told Maroon five? Yeah. Adam Adam Levine has only told Billy Joel what Maroon five.
Oh, I So we'll never know. I thought it was like, like, maybe Billy Joel had a song called Maroon five or something. They, for a moment, were just called Maroon. But then And then they added the fifth member. Five of them.
Maroon five. They all like maroon. No, boy. Yeah. Pacer.
I'm a what? A pacer. Like a like, you pace the floor. Are you specifically Are you suggesting that I wander when I'm on the phone? Yes.
What's that gotta do with anything? That it's gotta do with everything when I wanna listen in on the conversation. Okay. I sorry. Yeah.
You should be because you're such a walker talker. What's a walker talker? It's somebody who talks on the phone and then just keeps walk like, you just walk around. If you're inside, you'll go all over the house. The other day, we were at the store.
You got a phone call, and I was like, oh, I kinda wanna hear this phone call. I gotta walk away. You just kept walking down the aisle. And I was like, I can't follow you. I got this big old cart.
I can't just stay put. No. I'm a walker talker. I know. I told Emery.
I said, he's such a walker talker. And she goes, I know. She thinks it's hilarious to mimic my movements where my hands are, like, I'll have one in my pocket or whatever, and follow me around like a shadow. It is hilarious. It's really funny.
She did it the other day. I know. I'm like, quit doing that. Hilarious. I might encourage that behavior.
She's been doing it since she was really little, and it's it's ridiculous. I have a picture of her on the phone, a play phone behind you on the phone. Mhmm. Standing and walking exactly as I am. I know.
So, yeah, I'm a pacer. I've always been a a bit of a walker arounder. We had a cordless phone growing up. I know you had that rich. Oh, come on.
You had that you had that, rotary phone with that 20 mile long phone cord. Poor. We couldn't afford a cordless. Ever Canadian fancy waters. Fancy rich.
We just didn't spend it on fancy water. We spent it on a cordless phone, caller ID, and an answering machine. My family did not buy that Canadian water. I bought that from the bus stop occasionally. Like, occasionally every day.
So, yeah, I've, I've always been a move around A walker talker. Walk around and talk kinda kinda guy. Stay put. I gotta listen to your conversation. You're not on the phone with me.
Remember when it was a house phone, and you'd have multiple phones in the house, and somebody would pick up the other one, and you you could hear No. We only have one phone, Rich Fancy. Oh, come on. Rich Fancy? Sounds like the name of a wrestler.
Rich Fancy. Well, that's what happens when you have two phones in your house. Wow. It was, two phones? Yeah.
We didn't buy case lot. This is gonna be I told you. Case lot was for the poor people. No. You had to get the most bang for your buck.
Expensive. You're buying in bulk. I get it, but it's expensive. That's why we only bought the peaches and the green beans. We couldn't buy all the other stuff.
Dude, you had cases. Your whole laundry room full of cases of stuff. Yeah. Lots of different varieties of beans, green and otherwise. My mom would save up for that cake once sale.
I know. Was a big deal. Anyway Yes. I do remember. We did have two phones for a minute.
Oh, fancy rich. Rich, fancy. And, yes, I remember when my brother used to pick up the phone and be like, I gotta call somebody. Yeah. I need to use the phone.
No. Get off the phone. Did you ever have that happen to you when you were on the phone and your friend's brother would pick up the phone? No. Oh, that happened to me before.
I had a friend whose brother, yeah, just used to breathe in the phone. And I was like, this is is cool. And then they would scream at each other on the phone. Get off the phone. Yeah.
I gotta go. Man, kids these days They don't even know. They'll never get it. I know. They'll never get it.
They'll never get it. Where we come from, they'll never get it because they didn't come from the same place. What a rough life we had. Oh, man. Yeah.
Yeah. Followed by go outside. Yeah. That was it. Constantly being told to go outside and being interrupted on the phone.
And then when the phone connected to the Internet, that was when it got real crazy because then somebody pick up the phone, and your song would quit downloading. That was the worst. Yep. I'm so close. You still have six more hours of download time.
Exactly right. I'm here to talk about some spray painting woes. Oh, okay. Alright. Is this, is this about your chair?
Yeah. Oh, good. So you told me, that you wanted to spray paint this little, old wooden chair that you have in the front yard that usually holds a flower pot that the wind knocks over a couple times a year. It's a great chair. It's a good one.
And you said I wanna paint all of my stuff. I don't. You do. No. I don't.
Okay. Listen. You you've got this little old wooden chair. Nails are popping out of it. I said, hey.
Are you gonna listen. I said, are you gonna sand it before you paint it? No. No. Why would I do that?
Because, you know, you could then paint it, and it would be nice, I guess. And I said, you could at least put the nails back in it that are sticking up, and you went, no one's gonna sit in it. Did you push that nail back in? I pushed it, but it's not all the way in. You did a hammer.
No. I just didn't want to. No. I heard about it. You should No.
Nobody sits in it. It's not about sitting in it. Supposed to look rustic. And Okay. Well, now you spray painted it like a turquoise color.
Does it look rustic, or do you hate the color? Go back. Go back. I'll go back in a minute. Do you hate the color?
Kinda. Why'd you buy two cans of it? I didn't mean to. I meant to buy two separate colors. Gonna go back.
Colors. Mhmm. And oh, I'm so mad at myself. We went to the store. I was on a phone call or something while you were getting spray paint.
And, when you came back, you threw the spray spray paint in the cart, and off we went. And I noticed that you had a couple of cans that were the same color, and I thought, well, that's cool. Maybe she's just really gonna paint this chair. That's a lot of paint, but okay. Maybe she thinks she needs two cans on it.
Whatever. I'm not gonna I'm not gonna even say anything. So we leave, and then, you, I was working in the backyard. You were painting the chair, and you finished painting the chair in about thirty seconds. And then the chair was turquoise and sitting in the front yard.
And then you also have a planter box that you, didn't move No. Just painted where it sits. Overspray on the front step. Why am I gonna move it? It's heavy.
And it's full of dirt because I put plants in it. And Put some cardboard or something around the step so it doesn't get overspray on it. Anyway, I walk out the front, and I went, that's the same color. So that's a lot of turquoise. And you were really frustrated that they were the same color because here's here's the thing that happened.
You were at the store, and you said you found two sort of complementing colors that you liked. It kind well, kinda. One was like a turquoise y, and one was a mint. Alright. And you sprayed these two items, and when they came out the same color, you were you were bewildered because you would use two different cans of paint on these two different items, and yet they were the same color.
Yeah. This the dumbest part is that your spray paint color is the lid on the can. Yeah. At no point did I say, oh, this is the same color of paint. In your head, you had two different colors.
Yeah. Because I had picked up the two different colors, and I was trying to decide which ones, like, I do I want a red? Do I want a yellow? So I had, like, put cans back and picked up cans and put them I really thought I had left with the turquoise and a mint. So I think did you pick up the turquoise when you were like, I saw that I want this color.
I must have. In the cart, and then you were looking at the other color, and you were like, I did I I already got the green. I'm gonna grab the turquoise. Yeah. I think so.
And then you ended up with two turquoise. Was checking out, the ladies only scanned the one, and she goes, two of those? And I went, well, they're different colors if that matters. And she kinda looked at me like Yeah. No.
They're not, lady. I wish somebody would have told me. I just like that you did paint the chair with one can. Yeah. And while it was drying, you went and got the other can and painted the thing out front.
And then when you brought the chair out, you went, hey. Oh, no. These are the same color. What happened? It's the greatest thing.
So we have two No. Slightly used cans of turquoise paint. Yeah. And then I went and found a mint in our collection already. We had some mint, and so then I spray painted mint over the turquoise.
That work? I haven't even looked. No. I don't like it. Every time wanna know how you fix it?
How Sand it off. I'm not gonna do that. I know. I heard. I can't be bothered.
You have multiple electric sanders. It isn't even like you gotta sit there with sandpaper scruffing the edges. You just it just gotta go Also for a couple of minutes. My arm takes one. Hurts from spray painting.
Oh, does it? Yes. This is the same arm that you were in the car the other day going, I need to go to the the gym. Yeah. This arm is weak.
That arm? Yep. Are you flexing? Yeah. Kinda.
Okay. Alright. Check this out. This is cool. Barilla pasta?
You know Barilla pasta? Yeah. We we buy their stuff. It's big. We got that big QB box of spaghetti.
I didn't realize I got the big one. Did you see it? No. Oh, it's huge. Can't even fit it on the shelf.
It's ridiculous. Why don't you buy so much spaghetti? I don't know. There are four of us. It must have been on sale or something.
Three of us because it's a big box. The boy doesn't like spaghetti. Okay. Barilla pasta has collaborated with Spotify to create a series of playlists designed to help you cook your pasta at the exact correct times. Uh-huh.
Isn't this cool? Well Each. Okay. Each playlist duration matches the recommended cooking time for the specific pasta shape. So when the music ends, your pasta is ready.
Doubt it. I think it's awesome. It's gotta be adjusted for altitude, doesn't it? I mean, I know that takes different different amounts of time for water to boil in different altitudes, but doesn't your pasta have to be in there for a longer amount of time depending on where you are altitude? No.
I know. Why are you That's a middle word. Like this. I'm just asking questions. Did you say altitude?
I did, and then I said that's a word. Right? No. Mhmm. I think it is.
You're ruining this for me, though. I'm sorry. I just have questions. I think this is awesome. Okay.
For example, spaghetti is a nine minute hip hop playlist. Mhmm. Linguine, ten minute indie music, eleven minute playlist with mellow tunes for. I love this idea, and I wanna try it. I don't have pasta on our menu this week, but I'm gonna get some.
Elevation does affect pasta cook time. Well, I know that. But Because the lower atmospheric pressure at higher altitudes means water boils at a lower temperature requiring pasta to cook for a longer period to reach the desired doneness. So it's a variable. I'm still gonna have to test the noodle, and I could listen to music I like.
You've ruined this. You've ruined this. Why are you the way that you are? You mean, how am I? A ruiner of fun.
Oh, is that right? Yeah. I mean, you can put in earbuds and listen to your playlist if you want. That's fine. So here's what you do if you wanna try this, and you're not gonna be a fun killer.
You find the playlist on the Barilla Spotify profile, and then you start the corresponding playlist when you add the pasta to boiling water. When the music stops, your pasta should be perfectly al dente. It's not going to be. Oh my gosh. I'm just science, man.
I'm gonna give it a go. But here's the deal. And then I'm gonna throw my wet pasta in Josh's face. And if it sticks, it's done. Yeah.
Listen. If you, if you want to try it, I'm just saying don't go immediately from, boiling pot to to strainer or colander before you try a noodle at the end of your breakfast. Right. Your play the playlist is gonna be variable. Yeah.
And when do you start it? Do you start it when you start the water, or do you start it when it's boiling when you add the pasta? I just told you. I wasn't paying attention. Yeah.
I know. You start the playlist when you add the pasta to the boiling water. Okay. Good. So they're assuming that that seven to eleven minutes depending on which pasta that it is is going to give you, what, two songs?
The playlist is two songs? Bro. I'm just asking the questions. I don't know. I didn't look at the playlist.
I just saw this story, and I thought it was awesome. Are they actual pop songs that they that are real familiar, or is it just I told you. You just said it was a hip hop playlist. No. The hip hop playlist is for spaghetti.
Right. The But what are the songs on the playlist? Indie music. Right. The penne is mellow tunes.
Yeah. So it's all different. No. I know. But what are the songs?
I don't know. Why are you so angry about that? Made me mad. I don't know why. All I can do is try excited, and you were like, here I am to rain on your parade.
That's not my goal. Oh, well I'm just saying that, the pasta's gonna cook at different times depending on where you are in the world. That's all. I'm go I'm going to look right now, Barilla. I'm gonna go look at the music.
K. I'm excited to hear about it. Are you? I well, kinda. Yeah.
I'm excited to hear what songs they take. Tape, spaghetti. Okay. What does it say? This is the Hippopolis.
So it's got some Jay z on there. Okay. Some people I don't know. Oh, some Fujis. Okay.
Why did they pick like, why aren't they all just Italian playlists? I don't know. That's a good point. I don't know. Like, why isn't it just You know what I'm saying?
I feel like you're saying it. Seven minutes. What else? So you really feel like you're, cooking Italian food. That's what it should be.
On the carbonara one, there's you're the one that I want from Greece. These are weird playlists. Yeah. Mama Mia is on that playlist. Interesting.
There's a song from Hercules on that one. You know what you could listen to? Yeah. Stuff you like. Yeah.
And just put a timer on. Alright. Or just tell it to play while you're, making your pasta. I thought it was clever. And now I'm looking at the playlist going, maybe it's not so clever.
I think, there's a marketing person at Barilla who was like, guys, guys, guys, you know what people love is music in the kitchen while they're cooking. And we could curate playlists so that but, again, it's variable. Even the songs it picks, it doesn't make sense. Well, the penne Yeah. Playlist is the it's called pleasant melancholy penne.
Okay. And it's got some Italians, like, stuff on there, but that's the only one with any kind of Italian music. Yeah. Timeless emotion, Facili. That timeless emotion sounds like the name of that CD they try to sell at midnight on that infomercial.
Timeless emotion. Yeah. And you're, like, fall asleep on the couch and you wake up to it and it's Enya. Moody day linguine. Yeah.
That's it. Moody days. Timeless emotions. Yeah. You know?
Alright. Well, I thought it was kind of fun, but now I go, just play your music. That's what I'm saying. Clever idea. Try the noodles and see if they're ready.
And I like to hand you the noodles when I know they're not quite ready because I know they're not good. And you're like, I'll pick it up, and I'll be like, that's still too firm. But here, try it. And you go, no. It's not ready.
And I go, I know. Cute. Yeah. I like that. That's how I test the noodles.
I don't have to worry about a playlist. I just hand you a not done noodle and go, is it done? No? Oh, how about now? No?
Okay. Try this one. And then by the time I serve dinner, you're full of dried up weird hard noodles. Yeah. Yeah.
Cool. You love me so much. I do. You wanna talk about it? You wanna know about it?
You wanna know what happened? Sure. Are you mad? I'm not necessarily mad because I didn't have a lot of dogs in this fight. Just four.
Four? No. Didn't you pay $4? Well yeah. You had four dogs in the fight.
Yeah. But I wasn't really invested in the fight. Oh, okay. I was like, if I win, I win. If I lose, I don't care.
NCAA men's basketball tournament wrapped up last night. The final game between Florida and Houston. You had selected Houston to be the win. My understanding, I did not watch the game. My understanding was Houston was doing a big rally.
They were up quite a bit. Above, I heard. And then all of a sudden, not. And Florida pulls out the win at the end. What happened, Houston?
What Chokesville, USA. 2 Dollars. That's right. Well, $1. Because if you would have gotten third place, you could have won $5, which is $1 more than you would have played.
Okay. Second place got $10, and first place got 25 in our little office pool that we put together with brackets. Third place went to, Peaches down the hall from Khabare. He got third place. He put in Congratulations.
He put in five brackets and spent $10 and lost $5. He got third place. I put in five brackets, spent $10. I got second place. I got $10.
You got your money back. Even. Well done. Let's go. It's like I didn't even play.
And first place, our new boss, Kevin, took first in the bracket. Will be due, Kevin. Settle down. Congratulations. Congratulations, Kevin.
Very, very cool. So happy for you. He he got into first and second place going into the finals. One of his brackets had Florida. One of his brackets had Houston.
He was gonna win no matter what. Yeah. It was a race for second and third. You were almost I was almost second. Second play well, second or third.
Okay. Yeah. I I told you from the beginning that the only person that I really wanted to be was Jacob because Yeah. He said that this was, like, his lowly competition. Plays in leagues where it's, like, $25 per bracket.
5. And he was like sales guy, and he can afford that stuff. He was like, I don't really care about this this competition. I was like, oh, well, now I just really wanna beat you. Do you know how it is that I might moved them all, but I don't remember if you leapfrogged them or not.
I'd have to go look. I'm not gonna be be fourth, and you might be fifth. I'll have to go look. But Oh, if he's fourth and I'm fifth, I'll be still mad. I just really and he didn't know.
He didn't know that I was gunning for him. But the fact that he was like, I don't really care about this one. I was like, oh, now I'm coming after you, boy. Yeah. It was it was definitely, a pretty maddening bracket as we got down into the finals.
It was interesting that, for the first time in a lot of years, the final four was made up of all one seed teams. That hasn't happened for a while. So that was kind of a big deal, and, and I think a lot of people were surprised that the Duke and Houston game went the way it did. So, anyway, that is all done. The championship is done.
The prize money's been paid out. Brackets are done. March madness is over. That's right. We're done for this year.
The NCAA men's basketball bracket is is all wrapped up. Now is the, women's bracket, is it done? I don't know if I know the answer to that question. And the women's basketball tournament, I think that might be done as well. I think so too because it's now we're in April.
Yeah. We're the second week in April, so I think they all get wrapped up by this time. There's wrapped up there there's wrapped up on Sunday. Okay. The women's, And who won from the women's league?
Yukon, won the women's tournament against South Carolina. Wow. Yep. Good job, guys. Their final four, happened to be Texas, South Carolina, Yukon, and UCLA.
And Yukon and South Carolina advanced to the finals, and on Sunday, Yukon won. So that's how that went. Duke was a number two seed, and they lost in the elite eight against South Carolina in the women's basketball tournament. So, anyway, that's what I know about it. Thanks everybody playing along, and, hopefully, your bracket contest went real well and you won lots of money in your big dollar leagues.
I don't. No? We'll find out. Do you think he won? Who?
Jacob? Yeah. No. I hope he lost. Alright.
I find it interesting that, as we were trying to get ready to, go live here on this particular conversation we're about to have, we were talking back and forth. We had headphones on, so we couldn't hear each other. I have my volume substantially louder than you do. And I and I couldn't hear you, but yours is so low. I don't know how you couldn't hear me.
I don't know. I just couldn't. I feel like I can talk over your quiet headphones. I feel like there needs to be subtitles in real life because I can't hear anything ever. And then you you take one ear out of the headphones so you can hear, and you go, what?
And then you put it back as I was talking, and then you went, what? Like, leave it open Did I do that? So you can hear me. Yeah. Did I do that intentionally or not?
Yeah. It was pretty rude. Pretty rude. Hey. What's the worst thing you've ever stepped on in the dark?
Anything wet. Okay. You're just asking in general, not for, like, a solid example? No. Because solid examples are probably some of the better things that you can step out of the desert.
And when I was growing up. And cats leave little like that. You hear that in the night, and you go, oh, no. And then when you go to walk out in the hallway in the morning in the dark, and you go, woah. It's in between my toes.
That's the worst. Too. That's awful. I know. It's terrible.
It's just terrible. It's terrible. So that's probably the grossest thing that I've stepped in in the dark. The most painful thing. Oh.
Oh. What's the most painful thing? Pretty much anything because I have delicate feet. You do have very delicate feet. You're too dark.
In the light walking on like, if I go out with if I go out of the house with bare feet and have to, like, go to the mailbox, not at our house, but, like, as a kid, oh, it was like hot lava. I've got feet of Alligator skin. You have alligator skin on the bottom of your feet? No. No.
They've gotten softer. Durable is what I'm saying. They are durable. Yes. Because I don't like wearing shoes.
Yeah. I like tires. You got, like, Michelin tire feet. It's the nicest thing you've ever said to me. Yeah.
Nice Michelin tire feet. You don't need sandals because your feet bottoms are sandals. They've gotten better over the winter because I wear socks and shoes every day. In the summer, they absolutely get like that because I don't like to wear shoes. But listen.
The other day from listening. The dog in the morning when you let her out, you can you can hook her up to her lead Right. While staying inside the garage. Right. Then when it's time for her to come back inside, she gets tangled on stuff and say, you gotta go.
I didn't put on my shoes, and so I was walking across the grass that had been frosted over. Oh. It was cold. Yeah. My poor little feet were woo hoo hoo.
They were woo hoo hoo. Yeah. And then I was trying to avoid the piles. Yeah. I know.
I understand. The other morning, I walked into the bathroom. It was dark, and I didn't turn on the light, and I stepped on something wet. Was it like a washcloth? It was a wet washcloth.
That was pretty gross. Yeah. Who left a wet washcloth on the floor? It was pretty awful. And then my mom, I remember this, not gross, but she stepped on a barrette.
Oh, yeah. And it wedged into her foot. I know my my grandma stepped on a toothpick, and it and it did that, like, push in thing. But because it was wood, it also stepped off. And so the chunk of toothpick had to be surgically removed.
That was a that was a bad day. Yikes. I can't imagine. That makes me hurt. Yeah.
Me too. I always stepped on a Lego once, and that was enough. Legos are bad. Yeah. I always when I take off my pants sometimes and throw them on the floor, like, if there's a belt still attached, I always worry about the belt buckle.
A little pokey part. Yeah. I'm afraid of stepping on that in the dark. Don't throw your stuff on the floor. Yeah.
Yeah. You know, safety first in that. Prevent feet stab. I'm trying to I'm trying to determine if alligator skin feet Yeah. And Michelin tire feet, which one is the better complement of the two?
Mhmm. What do you think? I think they're both terms of endearment. I think I think calling you alligator tire tread feet is is nice. It's nice.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Oh. You got rugged feet.
You're not wrong. It's a good word, isn't it? Rugged. Yeah. You like you like to be associated with that.
That's a good adjective to attach to somebody. Oh, she's rugged. Rugged. You've called me rugged. You've called me sturdy.
Yes. Sturdy, rugged. You know why? It's because you're from Burley. You're a Burley girl.
Not really, though. Just because I was born there doesn't mean that it's where I associate. No. I understand. But but I'm not talking about the town.
I'm talking about the word. Yeah. I get what you're saying. Girls are rugged and And sturdy. Sturdy.
Yeah. Right. Now you get it. I try to tell you and the kids anytime you leave or I leave. I try to tell you how that I love you as often as I can.
I say in the morning, I love you to the kids. Have a great day. Yeah. Love you. Last night, the kids went to a movie.
Mhmm. They went to see Minecraft again. They've each already seen it once. Yeah. Now they've seen it twice.
And you and I went to do our thing, and I said goodbye to them. I said goodbye. Have fun. Gave them hugs. See you later.
Be safe. Then I get a text. When they're done with the movie, I get a text from them that said, hey. We're done with the movie. We're gonna go grab something to eat, and then we'll be home.
Great. I said, okay. That's what I texted back. That apparently was not enough for our daughter. You couldn't just say okay?
No. I did say okay. No. I know. But you're saying that wasn't enough?
No. She said, why didn't you say I love you? Why didn't you say be safe? Woah. Said I had when you left the first time.
How often do I need to say it? Clearly, you know what you should and shouldn't be doing. So be safe. Be safe. I love you.
But I'll soon. Do Do I have to tell you again? Apparently so. But here's the part. If I had said, k.
Be safe. That would have been too much. Also, I don't ever get it back. It's not like I'm ever getting texts back. They're like, love you too.
Thanks, mom. You be safe too, mom. Nobody ever texts me that. Oh, man. Oh.
So, this hit a nerve is what what I'm hearing. We have, like, multiple text groups. We have, a text group with you and me and the kids. We have one with you and me and our daughter, and one with you and me and our son. So we have three different groups.
Because sometimes somebody's at work or sometimes somebody's at school, and so we don't wanna bug them. Yeah. But the other person needs to reach out or whatever. But I also have separate text groups with each of them. Do you also have that?
Because I don't need five. Three is enough, but also rude. So that's fine. No. It's not like we're keeping anything from you.
Okay. But Bully dad and then go get refreshments. That's how it works. Bully dad. So Please.
So this morning, when, our daughter left for school, you said have a good day. Love you. And I chimed in because I hadn't been involved in the conversation You never are. For a while. Like, if you scroll up, the last time I was involved in the conversation was yesterday at 12:30, in the afternoon.
And then, this morning, I said, me too. Love you too. I just don't want you to forget that I'm here too. Yeah. Well, you can remark this, but you're here.
Yeah. You never comment. So then there was a reply that was, love you guys, which is both of us, which if you go back and look at, like, previous mornings, it's just you the two of you talking. Because you don't ever chime in. Yeah.
But you're like, have a great day, and then you guys just keep going back and forth. I I read along sometimes. Sometimes. Exactly. But I don't necessarily chime in.
It just feels unnecessary. Everything's covered and taken care of. Like, I don't need to hop in. What am I gonna add to the conversation that hasn't been, talked about already? Exactly.
Nothing. So why stress? You know? You know what I'm saying? I do.
I certainly do. Yeah. I just wanna have an answer. I guess I can't ever win. If I don't say I love you enough, that's wrong.
If I say I love you too much, that's wrong. Yeah. Find the balance, would you? I have tried. Get it under control.
I have tried. Yeah. Okay. Well, be safe. Love you.
Be safe. You're doing too much. You you've done it. You've done too much. Oh, geez.
What is your phone doing? I don't know. You've been watching old memories on your phone. Yeah. You've been running around the studio.
You go, or as you you would say, and then you would come over here and show me a video, and then you'd jump back. And then you'd go, oh, jump jump jump jump. Look at this one. Look at this one. Yeah.
So that's what happened. Your phone was still going because you were showing me old memories of when you tried to sneak up on me Yeah. And it just didn't work out for you. And, they fell down on a couch instead of, like, sneaking. But it was a good try.
Thanks. Mhmm. Hey. I just found out that Honey Nut Cheerios don't contain any nuts. They have Is that important?
Yeah. Honey Nut Cheerios? No. I understand it's in the name, but is that important? They used to have nuts until 02/20 02/2016.
Two thousand '6. K. Twenty o six? Yeah. Yeah.
Yes. K. And in in what happened in 02/2006? The nuts, and they replaced their ground almonds with a natural almond flavor. Oh, really?
Guess where the natural almond flavor comes from? Okay. Hold on. Before you tell me that, did they do it because almonds are expensive and so it was cheaper to get natural almond flavor? I don't have the answer to that, but that's what I would assume.
And aren't, the the nuts would be almonds that were in it. Is there an allergy concern, and maybe that's why they did it? Or, the other question I have is now that they don't have almonds in them, can they still claim it has all the cholesterol benefits? You have a lot of questions. I you should have all the answers.
I don't. Surprise. Surprise. Hey. Hey.
Hey. Go on. Where does the natural, almond flavor come from? It comes from ground up peach and apricot pits. No way.
Yeah way. No way. Yeah way. No way. Yeah.
So instead of, almonds, we're getting ground up peach pit. Okay. But here's what I also learned. So almond nut butter is an expensive ingredient costing up to five to 20 times the cost of oat flour and other ingredients. So, yes, it was expensive.
Thing. Yeah. It was expensive to them. But I'm telling you, to the consumer, they did a cost saving thing in the recipe, but they didn't change the price on the on the shelf. Yeah.
They just did that in the back end. Come on, Cheerios. It has nothing to do with allergies because some people who are allergic to almonds are also allergic to pieces and apricots. K. So it's not an allergen thing.
Look at you finding the answers that I asked. Saying? I asked all the right questions. And ingredient availability. Yeah.
It was easier to find peaches and acoustics than Than almonds. Of course. And almonds are expensive. Have you ever tried to buy almonds? Yeah.
They're more expensive than peaches. Not as expensive as cashews. Good point. Cashews are unnecessarily expensive. Pine nuts.
They're gross anyway. No. Pine nuts are delicious. Nah. Yeah.
Nah. I like all. I like them. I like all. All pine nuts.
Yeah. You do. You eat them by the handful. I don't because they're expensive. Anyway, I just learned that.
And It's interesting. Shame on you, honey nut Cheerios. Yeah. That's It should say, honey, peach and apricot pit Cheerios. Yeah.
That's disappointing. Yeah. Because I like that cereal. Me too. But I'm also I'm wondering this was in twenty o six.
Yes. I don't think I started eating, Honey Nut Cheerios until after twenty o six. Really? Why? Because I never did.
Oh. We didn't have them around in o three to o six. Why? Did we? Yeah.
No. Yes. No. Not they weren't available. We didn't buy them as a household.
I probably did. Nah. I ate them. No. No.
Yeah. I do know that we had a box in the pantry that Emery just recently got out and said It's been there for a minute. How old are these Cheerios? And I went, I couldn't tell you. I couldn't tell you how old that box of Cheerios is.
She had a bite? No. She poured them in the bowl, and they all came out at once. And it was a brick of Cheerio, and she went, nope. It's not that.
So she did not have that. Pour some milk on there. That's Yeah. It'll break them up. It'll be fine.
Fine. Don't worry about the boll weevils crawling around. No big deal. How old is that box of cereal? I have no idea.
20 ought six or whatever you said. You're ridiculous. Oh, I know. Well, thanks for all of the updates on Cheerios. They're really good info.
Thank you. Would you rather this or that? Would you rather make the sound of the bionic man every time you do anything physical? What's that sound? Right?
I think that's right. Or make the sound of the Jeopardy theme song every time you have to do something mentally. Ugh. I know. I have to make the noise The or the noise happens.
The sound happens anytime you're doing anything physically or anything mentally. So bionic man sound when you're doing something physical. Uh-huh. Jeopardy theme song every time you have to think really hard about something or concentrate. Doesn't that sound awful?
Yes. I'm gonna pick the, Bionic Man song. You are. Yeah. Because I'm not gonna be able to think properly or concentrate if Okay.
That's fair. Song. But I can still do the physical thing while the Bionic Man song is going. Yeah. Yeah.
That sounds less disruptive. I would agree with you on that. Is that what it is? I don't know. Something like that.
No. No. No. No. No.
No. No. No. No. No.
No. Is worse. I agree. Yeah. Well, would you rather Cool beans.
Or the cool beans. Cool beans. Cool beans. Cool beans. Cool beans.
Would you rather this? So that the NFL draft is less than a month away. Oh. There's a lot of, chatter about Shador Sanders. This is Deion Sanders' kid Really?
Who is regarded by most as the second best quarterback available, and rumors have been swirling that Deon might advise him to avoid certain, quote, unquote, crappy teams. Who's a crappy team? Who does he consider a crappy team? I'll tell you who I consider a crappy team. I know who you do.
Dion said he's not going to get involved. Instead, he's going to let the process unfold normally for his son. That means the team that picks him won't have to deal with any drama at least on draft day, but he may get an air full later. It he doesn't say what teams he considers He doesn't say quote, unquote crappy. But Where There's gotta be somebody.
Okay. Is his son where is his son coming from? What college? I don't know if I know that. Colorado Buffalos.
Well, that's where Dion is at. He's the Colorado football coach. Sanders, a quarterback for the Colorado Buffalos Oh, interesting. Is widely a top tier prospect in the twenty twenty five NFL draft. Oh, so he's been playing for his dad.
Okay. I did not know that. Nepotism. Yeah. Travis Hunter is the, the other Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. Kid who's super, super good. Who beat out, Jante for Heisman. I don't know if that's the right one.
Hunter no. Hunter is sir. Hunter is a quarterback. Yeah. I know.
And he just went up with against Ashton Jante for the Heisman. No. That's hold on. Yeah. No.
Listen to me. You listen to me. Saying is I'm not looking at him on the on the quarterback roster. He's not a quarterback. Travis is who you said he's not a quarterback.
No. No. No. I get that part. What I'm saying is What I what what I was reading because he No.
I understand. I'm with you. Okay. What I'm saying is they listed him here as another person who, has said he would refuse to play for other certain NFL teams Got it. Which I think is interesting.
Interesting. Yeah. But they they're calling him a two way star, Travis Hunter. And I think whatever team drafts him is going to end up using him on one side of the field and not both. I that's my my hot take.
But, you know Interesting. That's a that's a disagreement that our son and I have. Yeah. He thinks that somebody's gonna totally just let him run the field like he did in college. I don't think that's gonna happen to him in a professional football career.
The Vikings don't need a quarterback, so keep moving. So, yeah, I don't know where Sanders is gonna go. He he probably won't play first round or, play first year anyway. He'll he'll do what your new quarterback for the Vikings did last year, JJ. Uh-huh.
He sat on the bench. He also had some surgery stuff that he was recovering from. But he also spent the first year on the bench just being genuine and Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
And I think that's probably what'll happen with any first round, rookie quarterback. Think who needs a quarterback. Unless there's something wild that happens, but who knows? So anyway Chiefs could use any quarterback. Coming up.
When is NFL draft? Who you didn't even hear what it said. I heard what you said. I didn't. You just want them to have another quarterback because you don't like Patrick Mahomes.
He had the number one interceptions last year. I'm just saying. I don't think he ended up with that title. I he was definitely up there, but I don't think he ended with that. He probably did.
Alrighty. Let's see. When does the actual draft happen? I'm still trying to find this information. Draft event info, I don't know.
April 24 through the twenty sixth. Is that right? Yeah. Yep. That is correct.
Okay. So it's coming up. It's only a couple weeks away. And then and then it's gonna get real spicy. Yeah.
It is. Because then you're gonna know a lot about who's going where, and we'll know where Janty's gonna land. It'll be kind of a big day. So, anyway, that's a couple weeks away. That's gonna wrap up our show.
Thought I'd throw in some football because you've been missing it. I do miss it. See. You've been missing football. Kinda miss football.
I know. Who even am I? A football fan. I know. Three years ago, I would have been like, ugh.
Who betters? But then you fell in love with it through this purple and yellow strange looking viking ascot. Pick the ugliest colors. Who? The viking?
He's a Viking. What's his name? I don't know. Alright. That's gonna do it for the show.
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Victor the Viking. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well done.
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