Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Tuesday, February 11, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
We need a 4-day work week, say so long to the penny, hot water vs cold water, Chantel burned her fingerprints off, why is all the laundry wrong side out, Chantel is dangerous and unpredictable, Josh got a new rug, choo-choo it’s the mom train, who do we think will win next year’s big game, Eagles fans tore up their own city after the Superbowl win, Chico is the eastidahonews.com pet of the week, and we’re pretty confident that we could cut things in half.
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Intro
(2:46) - The four day work week
(8:11) - No more pennies
(14:13) - Good News to Get You Going
(16:23) - Hot water vs cold water
(21:18) - Chantel burned off her fingerprints
(26:40) - The laundry is inside out
(32:22) - Chantel is dangerous & unpredictable
(36:41) - Josh's new rug
(43:28) - The mom train
(46:10) - Who will win next year's Superbowl
(50:19) - Philadelphia fans are wild
(54:42) - Pet of the week from eastidahonews.com
(56:37) - Would You Rather This or That
(59:36) - Cutting things in half + outro
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Full show transcript:
Oh, hi. It's Josh and Chantel, and this is wake up classy 97, the podcast, a replay of today's full show. It's Tuesday, February 11. Today on the show, we need a four day work week. You're a big fan of the four day work week.
So big fans. Yeah. I think, I think that definitely needs to happen. Say so long to the penny. Adios.
1¢. Aw, poor Abe. He's still got the $5 bill. He's gonna be okay. Hot water versus cold water.
I'm, brush your teeth with cold water, and I don't care what a temperature it is when it goes in the pot for boiling. I burned my fingerprints off. No. You I don't think you did. I think I did.
I did. I I don't think you did. I'll get them. None. I can't see them from here.
There's none to be had. There are. No fingerprints. If you, if you rub your fingers together, you can feel them. You gotta be gentle, though.
Like, real light, soft. I'm gonna show you. No. I'm gonna Real light and soft. You can feel your fingerprints.
It's true. Why is all the laundry wrong side out? Yeah. Explain it to me, and I'll yell from the basement and say, Chantel. Chantel.
Why are all your clothes wrong side out and there are socks in your pant legs? Magic. It's not magic. Dangerous and unpredictable. No.
It's not magic, and you're not dangerous or unpredictable. So dangerous. You are calculated and risk free. So unpredictable. Not.
Josh got a new rug? It's super cute. ChuChu, it's the mom Shrek. Oh, la boi. Who do we think will win next year's big game?
Vikings. Panthers. Ravens. Carolina Panthers. That'd be dope.
I would love to see the Panthers in there. The Eagles fan tore up their own city after the Super Bowl win. That's what they do. Settle down. They're excited.
Philly. They're an excited bunch. Settle down. Chico is the eastIdahonews.com pet of the week. And Chico is looking for a forever home, so check out Chico.
And we're pretty confident we could cut things in half. I think so. I think I'm pretty good at it. Precisely. I'm pretty good at it already.
I already know. It's by weight, and so you're probably gonna We're gonna do it by size. No. We're not. We're gonna do both.
We by size doesn't work. It's by weight. Why doesn't size work? Because it's not how that's not the game. That's the game I wanna play.
But the game is by weight. Quit trying to change the game. Thank you for listening to our our show. We hope that you'll subscribe wherever you're listening and rate the show as well. You can find us on social media and subscribe to our YouTube channel.
Just search for Wake Up Classy 97. That's true. And enjoy today's show. Hi there. Hey there.
Hi. Hey. Ho. Hey. Hey.
Well, well, well, here we are again. Today is, what? Tuesday. It is, the February 11. We're working our way to Valentine's Day.
You have been a long proponent. It's not related to Valentine's Day. Just related to the fact that it's, that it is Tuesday. You've been a long proponent of a four day work week. Yes.
And, this has been spreading throughout Europe. There are a bunch of different countries that have been trying this. There are a bunch of different companies, within Europe that have been trying this, and it is gaining more and more and more traction, in England. Let's do this. There are 200 companies in England who have decided to switch to the permanent four day work week.
Come on. Yeah. And are they seeing more productivity? Well, here's the deal. They're not cutting anybody's pay, so you're still getting paid what you were for a five day work week for doing a four day work week.
K. This move is expected to benefit over 5,000 employees across various industries, including marketing, tech, charities. There's a bunch of different groups that are really into this. The extra free time I know. Right?
The extra free time leads to greater employee retention and motivation. Yeah. The companies that offer four day work weeks have an advantage over the companies who demand employees show up Monday through Friday because they can say, hey. Look. We only work Monday through Thursday, or we only work Tuesday through Friday.
Mhmm. And you get a three day weekend every week. And, you know, they don't talk a lot about the hours that they're if they are they still working forty hours? Is that a thing, or are they just working, you know, the the four day? Are they just chopping off eight hours?
And then because people know that they have four days to get everything done instead of five, they're probably being just as productive more within the four day, the four day four days of work. I It's what I'm saying. It's just wild. Let's do this. I know.
America. Idaho. Yeah. Come on. Come on.
Please. It's interesting that we have what what I would say is kind of the opposite thing going on currently where we have several companies, issuing strict mandates that demand staff attend work in person five days a week Right. Right. And not letting people have remote work. And there's a lot going on in that space, currently.
So I don't know. It's it's super interesting. But I would say that, it it definitely is a good trend. We should talk about it. Trend.
Because would you would you rather today be, be your Monday Be or would you rather today be your Tuesday and you have two days left? I'd rather today be my Tuesday. And then I would choose rather have you would rather have Fridays off Yes. Than Mondays? Yes.
Interesting. I I don't know how I prefer it. Well, because even if you have Monday off, your Tuesday is gonna become your Monday, and then you're gonna dread your Tuesday's. Always gonna have a Monday ish day, whether it's Monday or Tuesday. That's what I'm saying.
Yeah. But I don't know. Because Sunday scaries would go away. Yes. They would.
You would have you would have Monday scaries. Or would you rather have Monday, Tuesday on, Wednesday off, Thursday, Friday on? See, initially, I thought maybe I would like that more to have, like, a midweek break. Mhmm. But I don't know.
I feel like that probably wouldn't do much for productivity on my brain. Well, as a final note, they they're through doing this, what they have found is that the mental health, and the overall well-being of the employees becomes a top priority. Yeah. And the four day work week is a meaningful benefit and a key enabler in the overall quality of life right now, and it's a huge benefit. I like it.
I think it too. I think more people need to be having that conversation. Too. Because I I do think you could absolutely get done in four days what you get done in five. Yep.
Because I think a lot of people have found ways to stretch things out over five days that they could absolutely get done in four without trying too hard. I agree. I agree with you wholeheartedly. I'm in full support. Yeah.
What petition do I need to see? I don't know. But there's important rules in there. Like, you don't cut pay. Like, you have to you have to Yeah.
I'm still gonna put the same effort. I'm gonna put more effort into the four days Right. Because I'm not gonna stretch projects. That's a big deal. Anyway, whatever.
Good morning. Do this. Who do I need to email? I don't know. Somebody.
The the person in charge of the, Of the work weeks? Mhmm. That's right. Director of work weeks? Director of work.
The Dow? Director of work weeks. Yeah. With two w's. That's who you're gonna talk to.
Well, happy not Monday. No. It's not Monday. It's not Monday. So you got that going for you.
Here we go. You still have four days left. We're here. Hey, Josh. A penny Chantel.
For your thoughts. What's the what's the penny for my thoughts? Can't can't have a penny for your thoughts anymore because the government has been directed to stop making new pennies. So we're just gonna round everything up to five? Or down.
No. That won't happen. Like it. No one's gonna round down to zero. They will round up to five.
A penny cost 3.7¢ to make. Okay. And, our government said, we're losing money. This is too expensive. We're gonna stop making these.
Now people are saying that this will cause us to have to make more nickels. Okay. How much does a nickel cost? Because, again, like you said, we're gonna have to round up or down 5¢. We'll be rounding up.
A nickel costs 13.8¢ to make. Well, saving money. They did this in Canada. Uh-huh. In 2012, they stopped making their 1¢ coin, which I think is called a loonie.
No. No. That's a dollar. Oh. They have $1 and $2 coins.
The loonie is a dollar. The toonie is $2. Okay. So you don't have to carry a $1 bill, which they still do make a $1 bill. So you can have a $1 bill or you can have a loony, and it's called that because of the duck on it.
The loon. Thank you. Yeah. I could've guessed a loon. They didn't want you to think it was because of, like, that's all, folks.
I didn't think that. Loony tunes. Right. No. I didn't think that.
Oh, okay. So thank you. You're welcome. So Canada did this in 02/2012. They stopped making their 1¢ coin.
And then in 2018, they discovered that Canadians paid $3 and 27,000,000 more. How much? 3,270,000.00 more. Oh, okay. What did I say?
It's $3.0.27. And I went $3.27. A million more. $3,270,000 more. At grocery stores each year due to prices being rounded up.
Because they're gonna round up. They're not gonna round down. No. They'll never round down. Plus, also, a nickel cost more money to make.
So what are folks like Costco gonna do? Because they end everything with a seven. Switch it to fives, I guess. I don't Fives and zeros. Have to go to zeros and fives.
Look. I mean And then we have to make more dimes. How much does a dime make I don't know. Cost to make? Well, it's it's smaller than a nickel, so maybe less.
Here's the thing. They they have to make pennies every year because people not necessarily hoard their pennies, but they're not in circulation. Pennies are not in circulation? I would say, you know what? Because we yeah.
Because we make so many pennies every year, there's a large percentage of them that don't remain in circulation because people stash them in drunk drawers. They fall on the ground. People don't even bother to pick them up. Yeah. My grandma had a giant bowl of pennies Yeah.
That was just sitting there. It is an interesting perspective because I know that, like, I have a little piggy bank that I drop change into. And in that piggy bank pennies are in there. Not enough to make a dollar, or maybe there are. I don't know.
The point is I never add up the pennies because that's a lot of work. So if I need to grab change, I look for all the shiny silvers. I pull those out, and I'll take those to, you know, to spend. And the pennies, I'm like because there's nothing worse than going to the counter and going, like, yes, I'm gonna be paying in change. Pennies.
And let me count these individually by one. I, that's an interesting thing. I do have pennies laying around Yeah. Most people do. Long time.
Most people do. And that's why they keep having to make so many of them every year because they're not in school. Solution is pay with pennies. Maybe there needs to be a pay with pennies program to start the recirculation of the penny. How would that program work?
You incur you, like, big businesses and banks and whoever would encourage people to pay with pennies, and that's that would get them back into circulation. I don't think that's gonna happen. Sorry to tell you, bud. Like, hey. Dig up those pennies, but give people, like, a discount.
Like, give them a reason to pay with pennies. Like, hey. If you if you pay with pennies, we're gonna round down. I like where your head's at. I just don't think it's feasible.
I just think how we're gonna get the penny back. Could you imagine going to a self checkout and paying with pennies? Like, it's bad enough when you when you have to go to a person. But when that machine is so slow And it has to change. When you start dropping them in that coin cup thing, and it's 1p.
Just 1p. 2 pennies. Oh. Yeah. Come on.
Goodbye, Penny. That'd be awful. No. Who's on the penny? Is it Abe?
Lincoln. Abe. Oh, you still got the five. So sorry, buddy. Abe, I hate to see you go away on the penny.
I wonder if that will increase the value of collectible pennies. Are there collectible pennies? Absolutely, there are collectible pennies. Absolutely. Yes.
That's another thing. A bunch of people right now could be sitting on collectible pennies. On the gold mine. You just don't even know. I don't have any collectible pennies.
You might. I might. You'd when's the last time you looked? Never. You've never looked at your pennies.
I'm gonna go look today. No. You're not. Put it on the calendar. No.
You're it's not happening. Good news to get you going. This is kinda cool. There's a real simple thing when breakfast is being had, and, and it gets turned into a kind of a memorable moment. That's what happened for a family in Fort Worth, Texas.
They, had some unexpected kindness from a stranger. Doctor j Mack Slaughter, an emergency room physician, was enjoying breakfast out with his wife and three children. They were at Mimi's Cafe in Fort Worth, Texas. Doctor J Mac Slaughter was wearing his hospital scrubs, and he was simply playing a simple dot game on the menu with his kids at the restaurant, enjoying time with his family. When the meal was over and it was time to pay the bill, the server, said your $85 bill had already been paid by someone else.
Aw. She handed him the receipt, and he was stunned to find a handwritten note on the bill that said, from a dad to a dad, thank you for being the dad. They need and, regardless of who's watching, we need more men like you. Thank you for letting us all see your love for them all. And it was signed from a retired army medic.
Aw. Doctor, the doctor was overwhelmed by the gesture. He said, I immediately welled up. I couldn't control my tear my tears. There was nobody watching for my reaction.
The person was already gone. It was just pure kindness. And the event, also put a special spin on his outlook, moving forward. He said, I see some of the most terrible things in the world, being an emergency room physician. Oh, I bet.
But this reminded me that complete strangers can do miraculous beautiful things when you least expect it. Mhmm. And I think that's a wonderful little example of a random act of kindness That is nice. And, and a great little story. So well done.
Well done to story. The, the, retired army medic stranger for noticing something and saying, hey. I'm gonna just gonna take care of that. Yeah. It's pretty special.
That's nice. So, well done. It's good news to get you going. Josh. Chantel.
When you boil water Sure. Do you use hot water or cold water? When you turn on the tap, what are you using? I don't have a preference. I fill the pan with water.
Yeah. That's what I do. I just turn on the faucet. Well, and we don't have I mean, ours is just a lift faucet. Yeah.
It's just a combined hot and cold, and then you turn it in the direction you would prefer to have water. That's most kitchen faucets work that way. But I just flip it on. Yeah. Yeah.
Just flip it on and fill my pot. Yeah. The two handle faucet thing you'll see in the bathroom sometime, but I think they got away from that in kitchens specifically because it was people were burning themselves Mhmm. Because they could only turn a hot. And then it was just, you know, hundred and whatever degree water pouring into their pots.
So, yeah, I heard somewhere a long time ago that cold water boils faster than hot water. Beats me. I just fill the pan, and then I have to wait anyway. So Here's what I just learned, that you should never use you should never start with hot water, and here's why. Because it's more likely to take lead and chemicals from your pipes Interesting.
Water heater. So it's safer to use cold water and wait a few extra minutes for it to boil. Yeah. I I don't worry about that too much. I really like, I know it's gonna take a while for the water to boil anyway.
So, meh, I I I don't You don't care about lead and chemicals? No. No. What I'm saying is I care about that. I'm just saying I don't care if the if we start with hot or cold.
Like, I understand the benefits there that you've said. That makes sense. But But you just can't be bothered? Yeah. Whatever.
It's just water that's going in a pot to boil. It's just gonna boil out. Yeah. It's gonna take time. I I can't cook until it boils anyway, so whatever.
Well, then what's the difference? Here's the thing about that is I brush my teeth with hot water. You don't? No. You brush your teeth with cold water?
Correct. Like a normal person. But I'm gonna get lead in chemicals when I brush my teeth. We use in the hot water. Probably?
Probably. Yeah. You're probably gonna get lead and chemicals in your teeth. I'm not a I'm not a did you say it was a weirdo? No.
You're the weirdo. Brushing with cold water? Yeah. Like normal people. That's not normal.
I mean, it's I bet it's normal. What is normal? Let's talk about normal. Just do what you want. I again, it's not my teeth.
You brush with warm, you brush with cold, whatever. That's your mouth. I just that hurts my teeth imagining brushing with cold water. I don't know. It's not like I rub my toothbrush on an ice cube and then I know.
But the warmth of it, I don't know. I don't know why I brush with warm water. It makes me feel like it's cleaner. I don't really think that. You don't?
No. I think you might. No. I don't. I was just trying to think of why I use hot water.
But I don't wash dishes with hot water. You don't wash dishes with cold water. Oh, that's talk bad. Yeah. That's what I'm saying.
You you do feel like it's cleaner No. I don't. Because of the hot water. No. I don't.
You don't wash your body with a cold shower. You wash with a hot shower. Yeah. You're right. But not not your teeth.
Cold water for teeth. No. Yeah. Warm water. Plus Again, it's not like I'm running my teeth under cold water.
Like, I get my toothbrush wet. I put on toothpaste. I brush. I rinse off. I spit.
I'm done. I'm not spending a lot of time with the temperature of the water in my mouth. Either, but I still can't start with cold water. Try it. Do you put water on your toothbrush and then brush?
What do you do? Put water on my toothbrush, a little bit of toothpaste, and then I brush. You put water first and then toothpaste. Yeah. Look at what we're learning about here.
I I again, one of those things I heard somewhere along the way is that there is a little bit of a, like, a texture, a pumice y kind of effect that the toothpaste has. And if you run water over the top, you smooth it out, and then you don't get the same pumice effect. I like that pumice effect. So, that's why I don't get the toothpaste wet after I put it on the brush. I get the brush wet, toothpaste, brush.
Interesting. I do toothpaste and then a little bit of water and then a brush. Yeah. You're ruining the pumice. I know I should brush.
I like the pumice. I like when it has, like, little crystals in it. Okay. The things we learned today. How do you brush your teeth?
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Classy ninety seven KLCE. We were talking yesterday about how when I go to the restroom and they have automated soap dispensers and automated what is it? Seats? Yeah. The faucets.
Yeah. You can't get them to work. They don't see me. They don't see my hands, so I feel like a ghost. And then it reminded me that I have spent so much time crafting and using a glue gun that I have really burnt off my, fingerprints.
This is true. Do you think that's related? I don't know if that's related. I don't I don't think that, the the sensors look for fingerprints. I don't think they're that detailed.
I don't think so either. But I do know that when I've had to go get fingerprinted for a job and stuff to do background checks and different things, they have to the police station has to constantly ink it up, try again. It won't read my fingertip. Try again. Won't ring my fingertip.
When I made a joke once that I'd make a good criminal, they didn't think that was very funny. Well But is it untrue? It's not. Like, do you I don't know if that's have fingerprints. I don't know if that's necessarily the case, the cause, the the hot glue gun, but I read something that said that.
Do you really not have are they just smooth, or you just can't see the No. No. No. I have fingerprints. They're just faked.
Are you sure? Yes. I've gone to get fingerprinting before, and they had a terrible time trying to read them. Okay. I just didn't know if that was, like, at the time, you were you were active glue gun user.
Like, now you've you've had time to heal from Well from them. Like like, I could see calluses or I could see, you know, something definitely building up in your fingerprint area being some sort of, you know, challenge. But It's been a while since I've been fingerprinted. Yeah. So I don't know.
Maybe you should, maybe you should go see if that's still the case as well. I'm looking suggesting. It does look like there's more fingerprint on this finger than this finger Uh-huh. On my nondominant hand. Interesting.
This one feels pretty smooth. Well, yeah, they feel smooth. So do mine. That it that they don't feel like you're That Come on now. And it's typically my index finger and my thumb on my dominant hand.
Yeah? Yeah. A little bit. I I I've got fingerprints. I got good ones.
I know, but I like, I'm looking and I go, holy. I don't see a lot compared if I'm comparing the two. But don't they do them digitally now? Like, they don't do them in ink anymore. Oh, really?
Yeah. I think they See, it's been a while. I think they do a digital scan now. Like, you like, it's all, like, video. Oh, really?
Yeah. Like like, they don't I don't think they do it in ink anymore. Oh. I think they they can like, technology has gone way beyond ink at this point, and I think they can scan them right into the computer. It's been a long time since I've been fingerprinted.
Yeah. I bet you have fingerprints again. I hope so. I bet you've healed up. That would be cool.
Yeah. I'm gonna ask. Who? Can your fingerprints re heal? Oh, Google?
Yeah. Well, yeah, they can heal. Your body heals. Well, your fingers can, but your fingerprint? Yeah.
I don't know, Josh. Yeah. That's part if you cut your finger and and it heals, your fingerprints grow back where it was cut. Alright. That makes sense.
You know? The body's a miraculous thing. Is it? Yeah. I didn't know.
Let's see. In most cases, fingerprints can heal or regenerate after damage. In most cases, unless you, like, burn the flesh off or something crazy. Which is what I did with the hot glue gun. I'm talking, like, real like, you don't have a fingertip.
It had to be reconstructed out of skin from a different part of your body or something. Like, if you had to skin graft your finger, then, you you probably wouldn't grow back fingerprints because that wasn't fingerprint skin to begin with. That's what I'm saying. Okay. What are you learning?
Well, I was just learning that, yes, it does I mean, you can regenerate your skin, which we already knew. Right. People are trying to replicate fingerprints with a hot glue gun. Yeah. That's where you could make the little pool of it.
And then if someone put their finger in it, then you would be able to get their fingerprints off of that. Ouch. Not while it's burning hot. You would you would do it while it was, you know, cooler to the touch. But that's you could take an imprint of the fingerprint, and then you would have a mold, and then you could make a finger Why?
A synthetic finger to steal people's phones, get in their data. You know? Don't do that. No. Don't do that.
It's a bad idea. Oh, great. Now I've Googled now I'm in hacking fingerprints. Oh, great. Oh, I'm on watch list.
You were doing laundry the other day, and I hear you go. From I was upstairs. You were downstairs, and I hear you say, Chantel. I don't yell like that. Laundry.
No. Yeah. You did. That is that's not what I yelled and not how I yell. Okay.
What did you yell? I probably yelled, hey, Chantel, because I thought you were in the dining room, and you probably were, but then heard me yell and then ran to the other end of the house to pretend like you didn't hear me. And then, I said, hey. Because then I came upstairs, and I said, hey. When you get a minute No.
No. No. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Okay. Listen. This is not that's not even what I'm talking about. You When I asked you to come and see what, what shirts you want hung to dry? Nope.
That's not even what I'm talking about. Talking about. Jump into conclusions. Well, I assume that's what you were talking about. You were doing laundry.
Yeah. And you shouted, And I I could hear you just fine. We have a small house. So even if I'm on the other side of the house, I can still hear you. Am I listening?
Yell? Chateau. Okay. Alright. You it was agitation.
Not like you were trying to get my attention for me to come hang up my shirts. It was and then I listened for a minute, and then you shouted, what? Turn your clothes inside out before putting them in the hamper. Yeah. This was ridiculous.
Okay. See? Alright. Hold on. You hold on.
I am held on. Because here's the thing about I don't know what goes on when you, take off your pants because they are inside out. There are socks in the pant legs. They're a disaster. And I go to put the laundry into the washer and everything in there, shirts, pants, everything is wrong.
So I have socks, and it's ridiculous. It is how do you what is going on? You just take them off and throw them It's Throw them in the hamper. Horrifying. And so I went to put the clothes in the washer, and I didn't check pockets.
I I should've just left everything bundled up. Why didn't you check pockets? It's not if it goes in the laundry basket, it better have had pockets checked. Okay. I'll remember that next time.
If it's in the laundry basket, its pocket should have been checked. Okay. If it's on the bed and on the floor and you grab it and put it in the laundry basket, check pockets. If it's in the laundry basket, I've checked pockets. Okay.
Okay. That's what you said. Okay. Alright. So that's thing one.
Thing two, why is everything wrong side out? It's wild. It's not that wild. Like you shed a snake skin. It's off.
What is happening? Would you say more often than not, I'm the one who does laundry. And I'm I'm not complaining. I don't mind doing laundry. Say I mean, I would say it's pretty fair split.
I would say there are times when I like, if I see the laundry basket's full, like, if I go home this afternoon and I go, man, this this thing's overflowing. Because usually, I get home, and that's when I make the bed and clean up the bedroom. And so I'll notice that the thing is full, and I'll take it downstairs to do the laundry. So that happens a couple of times a month. So that's I'd say it's pretty evenly split each month.
Because if it if it isn't full, it waits until the weekend. And if it's the weekend, you usually are like, this thing's full. I'm gonna do it. Okay. So I would say it's pretty evenly split Okay.
On doing laundry. Okay. Lately, I guess it has been. But are my clothes ever on-site? No.
No. Zero. Zero times. But the point is that I zero. I don't mind.
Like, I do my laundry inside out all the time. It doesn't bother me. Oh, makes I don't know why it makes you so nuts. Makes me crazy. I hope it does.
You'll be happy to know that when I took off my pants last night Did you turn right side out? Inside out. Hey. I put my socks inside out. Like, I put everything right side in just as you would want.
That's nice. I appreciate the effort. Oh, Josh is gonna love me so much for this. I did. I said that as I was You did.
Yep. Okay. Why did you do that? Was there a reason you turned it right side out? Because you yelled at me.
And I didn't yell at you. Shout out. That's what you said. That's exactly Why is everything wrong side out, and there are socks stuck in the pant legs? How did you even get out of that?
How did pants and socks come off at the same time wrong side out? I don't understand. It it makes no sense to me. Well, just watch next time. I don't I I it's I can't even.
I can't even. What is that? I don't know. I don't I couldn't tell you how I do it. I just do it.
It's the snake skin off, and it you just everything shoots off wrong side out. It's a you have a talent. Thank you. A talent that you can't stand. Oh, I can't stand the result of.
I'm I'm enamored by the talent. I just can't understand what is going on. What is going on? I just I don't know, Josh. It's just just me being me.
It's pretty cool. Pretty cool trick you got there. Thank you. Yeah. Pretty cool trick.
I was talking to Emery last night. She and I were eating dinner. She and I ate dinner alone last night. You guys were occupied. Well, I wasn't I was busy.
I was at a scout meeting, so I was it wasn't like I was just ignoring dinner. I know. When you say it like that, then you're like, you guys were occupied, and we stayed in the room. Yeah. Okay.
So we're sitting there having a conversation, and she says something. And then my mouth was full. Uh-huh. So you couldn't answer? So I couldn't answer.
And she goes, I know what you're gonna say. And then she Ah. Said exactly what I was gonna say. And I went, you don't know me. Yeah.
Everybody knows you. And then something else happened, and she did it again where she just said what I was gonna say. And I went, you don't know me. And I said, not only am I dangerous, but I'm also unpredictable. And she said, no.
You're not. Yeah. Everybody knows you. It's perfect. It's great.
I know I know how Chantel would react to this. That's that's a uh-huh. Dangerous and unpredictable. Okay. You can't ever say say what I'm gonna say.
No. Yeah. You're definitely like a spider monkey. You never know what's next. Very true.
Unpredictable. Danger's your middle name. Chantel. And you're unpredictable. Unpredictable.
Unpredictable danger. No. I said Chantel unpredictable. I know. I'm saying you gotta get danger in there because danger is your middle name too.
Right. Unpredictable danger. I'll swap. I'll do that. Sometimes you use one or the other Yeah.
Depending on the situation. Yeah. That's how unpredictable I am. That's pretty predictable. You only have two options.
But you never know when I'm gonna interchange them, do you? Yeah. Probably could guess. No? Saw that one coming.
I wanna be cool, Josh. What does that happen with being cool? Predictable people aren't ever cool. What are you talking about? Spontaneous is cool.
Unpredictability is cool. Is it? I think so. Okay. Embody it.
Let's see it. Let's see some unpredictable spontaneity Alright. And some risk. Great. Just watch.
I'm waiting. I gotta put it on the calendar. Oh, because that's spontaneous. I gotta put my unpredictability on the calendar. Uh-huh.
I'll just check the calendar for what's coming next. Be real tough. You don't check the calendar. So I do too. I check it every day.
You do not. I do. How are you always late to your appointments then? What are you talking about? I get busy.
Stuff comes up. I'm unpredictable. Spontaneous. You never know when I might arrive or if I will. It's not because I don't want to be there.
It's that I got other things going on sometimes. Okay. Sometimes a conversation lasts too long. I just listen. I just want my kids to never know what I'm gonna say, so I've gotta be more unpredictable in that regard.
Or find new things to say. Or find new things to say, I guess. She knew exactly what I was gonna say every time. But, also, that's good because that means that you've instilled in her the right kind of, mothering and nurturing to say, look. You know what you need to do.
You know the right decision to make. That is. Yeah. That's exactly what it is. That's a positive.
That's good news. Because the she isn't, you know, out there living her life rudderless. She can always go, what would my mom say? I know exactly. I know exactly what my mom And now I'm gonna do the opposite of that.
Yeah. Because, you know, there's that. Exactly. I'm 15, and I don't wanna do anything my mom says. But she's hearing it, and it's sticking.
That's good news. So don't look at it as, like, she knows exactly what I would say. That's good. That's a nice way to spin it. Well, I'm not spinning anything.
I'm just telling you that's that's what's happening. And that's cool. Right? That's super cool. That's the coolest.
It is the coolest. Do you wanna talk about your new fly fishing setup? I kinda do. I kinda wanna be sitting there tying flies. Like, I I think I could probably do this show and tie flies at the same time and just, just talk and tie, and I would tie flies and I talk, and I I'd be fast.
Yeah. Except I don't think you could. You don't? No. I think you are not a multitasker.
I think I would probably have big gaps in the conversation. You would yep. You'd have big gaps in the conversation, or you'd mess up your fly because you'd be talking. But I think you would I think you'd be so focused on tying your fly that you wouldn't keep up with conversation. You were tying flies during the Super Bowl.
Yeah. You weren't paying attention to anything but tying your fly. You weren't keeping up with conversation. You weren't watching the game. No.
I was tying flies. Yeah. So when you say you could do both Yeah. I disagree. I think you could probably just do one.
That's fine. I could tie flies. I think I could I could. I and as a matter of fact, I I've played around on, on Twitch. I've built a Twitch channel, for streaming and talking wild flying flies.
I've only gone live on there one time. Do you have any other videos on there? I I didn't Is it only live? Well, I you can you can download them to to have them, like, so you can go back and watch them. I just did it as, like, a test to kinda see if I could do it.
And, and I had one viewer Oh. And it was Victor. And, but he stayed, and we chatted, and it was fun. And I tied some flies, and I and, you know, he talked in the chat because you it's a one way conversation. You don't have other people on there.
It's just you talking, and then people in the chat comment, and you can read, and you can reply to people in the chat. So it's a slower bit of conversation, which is great because if you if you had a bunch of people in there that were watching as you were doing it, you could have a whole conversation, and you could take breaks and talk. And it's a really kinda relaxed chill thing, and I think that's I think that's better than trying to do something and tie at the same time. That would that's lends itself better to that thing. Yeah.
Anyway think? I've set up quite the spot is what I was gonna say. Is Twitch only live? You can only do live videos? It is live streaming.
It's not like YouTube. But it does keep your lives as an archive so you can go back and watch previous lives. I see. So that's why I was trying to answer that question the right way. But, anyway, yeah.
So, what arrived yesterday was my new rug, for underneath my fly tying bench and my new chair, which I I do like. You you don't like my chair as much. Your chair is tiny. It's so little. It's technically a stool, and that's what I wanted.
Okay. It's not it it looks like a toddler's chair It looks so little. Because of the way that it's designed. It's a stool with a low back, so it only hits you in the in the lumbar. And and that's great because I don't lean back.
It's not like a it's not a La Z Boy. Right. It's it's a it's a workstation. So I got I I looked specifically for a a stool. I checked out some forums and tried to find out what people were using.
And there was a varied amount of different input there. People were doing everything from I use a dining room chair to a folding chair to one guy who said, I have my whole table in my lap, and I sit in my La Z Boy recliner Oh, no. And tie and I went, no way. The amount of stuff I drop on the floor, like, that couch would be full of hundreds of dollars worth of hooks and beads. It'd be crazy.
Which is so dangerous. I know. A bunch of fish hooks in your La Z Boy? Yeah. No way.
That was that was not the answer. I was not the answer. You don't even have a La Z Boy? No. I don't.
So, anyway, I got my new, like, oriental rug for underneath, my tying table and my little old school green leather chair stool thing. And, and I have my desk is a standing adjustable, tying table, so that's cool. And, and I like it. It just looks a little comfy and and kinda homey. It's a nice little spot.
Have you unpacked all your stuff? Because you packed it all to go to the Super Bowl party. Well, I I unpacked some stuff, but because I do have to take it to the expo for one of the workshops that I'm doing. And so That's right. I don't I didn't unpack everything everything, but I did get my vice out and set it out, and I got my thread, you know, holders out and stuff.
So because I don't I've gotta look through the list of things I have to take. I don't need to take my whole kit even though my whole kit fits into, like, a bucket, which is cool. So or whatever you call that thing. What's that called? Just a storage container tote?
Yeah. It's not a bucket. It's not a bucket. But you know what I'm saying. You know what I'm saying.
Yeah. You have a your rug came yesterday. You were so excited about it. You went and set it up and said, come check out my setup. Yeah.
You're so proud of it. It looks pretty cool. I like it. And I was worried the rug was gonna be too small. I think it's just right.
I think it's it goes underneath my desk and then back to as far back as I would go with the chair. I think it's perfect. What did Emery say? She went to look at it. I can't remember.
I never got feedback from anybody. Oh, I thought it looked cool. I told you it looked nice. I don't remember. I did.
But that's cool. It is cool. Yeah. And the rug is there so that when you do drop stuff I can hopefully find it easier than if it falls in the carpet. I just don't think you will.
You don't think I'll find it? No. Because I don't think the rug that rug the colors of that rug don't Oh, I'm not worried about the colors. It's not the colors that make things hard to find. It's that they fall into the the carpet The plush carpet.
Fibers, and then it's gone because it sinks down to the bottom of the carpet fibers. And then not everything's magnetic, so you can't and I've got a pretty powerful magnet I can drag across the carpet. And I've found some hooks that way, but I the not all of the beads are magnetic. So those there's a couple of beads lost. The beads and never find them.
Just don't lose the hooks and never find them. Yeah. No. I, the hooks I find. I walk barefoot.
Don't walk barefoot under my tying table. Well, that's the same with my sewing table. Yeah. Right. I lose all kinds of needles and pins and stuff.
So Don't walk barefoot under there. I have to. No. You don't. Yeah.
I do. Wear shoes. No. Gross. Shoes are gross.
Yeah. Inside the house? Wear slippers at least. No. Can't be bothered.
Okay. Bare feet. Get pins in your feet. Crazy person. Hasn't happened yet.
Oh, boy. Knock on some wood, I guess. We've talked before about how when Emery has a problem and she talks to us about her problem, we often offer advice, sometimes unsolicited. That is true. She, she sometimes just wants someone to listen as I have learned about you and her.
Sometimes it's not about fixing a problem. Sometimes it's about just hearing there's a problem. Make no sense. But okay. That's what you want.
So she calls my advice the mom train. That is correct. And she does a choo choo arm hand. Lately, she doesn't just even say mom train. She'll just choo choo, and then she'll walk away.
Meaning, I didn't wanna hear your mom train. That is correct. I'm leaving now. So she'll just go choo choo. Yeah.
And then I go, oh, okay. Cool. Sometimes I sneak the dad train in there, which is pretty fun, and she's like, wait a minute. That's the dad train. I didn't see that one.
That one was not listed on the arrival board, and here it is. Yesterday, she had a problem. I gotta find it. Yesterday, she had a problem, and I offered some unsolicited advice. Yeah.
And then I said, whoops. Sorry about the mom train. And she said, I needed it today. But she also, sent a train emoji. I did.
You sent the train emoji. The train emoji. I thought that was the best. I sent that. I like the train emoji.
I think that's, I think that's very appropriate and should be used more often. The train emoji? Yeah. Uh-huh. I wasn't expecting to see it pop up, and there it was, and I laughed.
And I went, trains. That's what I said. You did? Yeah. Wow.
Yeah. But yeah. No. She did say she needed it yesterday. I can't find it anymore, but, yeah, she said I needed that train today.
That made me feel good. Well, it should. That was a good parent moment. It should. It means I gave good advice.
She wanted the mom train, and she got the mom train. That train arrived on time. Pulled into the station. Choo choo. Choo choo.
With an with an emoji and all. I know. Here it comes. Sometimes I'm good at giving that advice. Sometimes.
I'm not good at following my own advice, but I was good at dishing out advice yesterday to our 15 year old. Choo choo. Killing it. Choo choo. Killing it.
Choo choo. So now that the, Super Bowl is done, we know that the Eagles won. Who do you suppose is going to go to the Super Bowl next year and win? The Vikings. That's what you think?
Yes. Why would you even ask? Well, I know that's what you want to have happen. I just wanted to see if you thought that was Yeah. Really what's going to happen.
So let me tell you that as it stands right now, the odds are not great for Minnesota in the betting odds as of right now. That's because they're they're a sleeper, aren't they? I don't know if they're a sleeper. I think they had a good solid state. That's not what I mean when I say they're a sleeper.
I think people are underestimating them. They had a killer season. I mean, that's That's what I'm saying. But I think people don't expect them, and so they're gonna sneak up, grab that Lombardi. I'll tell you, as of right now, the Tennessee titans and the New York giants are the least favorite two teams to make it there and win next year.
Las Vegas Raiders are not doing well in that list either. The New Orleans Saints and the Cleveland Browns and the Carolina Panthers and the New England the New England Patriots and the Jacksonville Jags. That's kind of the bottom of the list. Yeah. And then also the Indianapolis Colts.
All of them, have, over 10,000 The Colts got a pretty open season. 20,000 odds of getting there. It's not strong. It's not strong for them for next year. They could come back in a betting way.
This is all betting on. Right. Right? So according to the betting odds, who do you think well, I'll tell you Minnesota, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteenth on the list out of 32. They're, like, almost halfway.
Please. They they have a plus Okay. Plus 3,000. The number the top five in the betting house. Top five.
I bet the lions are in the top five. One, two, three, four. They are number five K. In the top five. K.
And who else? Kansas City Chiefs are number four. Get out of here with the Chiefs. I know. I know.
So sick of them. Buffalo Bills, number three. Yeah. Baltimore Ravens, number two. Sick.
And who do you think the betting odds have as a, number one to go back to the Super Bowl and win? The Eagles? Go back to and win. Yes. The Eagles.
They say, according to betting odds, that the Eagles are the favorite to return and win, next year. Listen. Listen. I was rooting for the Eagles. I do like the Eagles.
I don't need to see them in the Super Bowl again. We don't. We don't need to have another Eagles Super Bowl. We just don't. I think it's in San Francisco Is it?
Next year. I think so. That's the host city? Yeah. For Super Bowl sixty.
Is that that's the number. Bowl sixty? Yeah. The superb owl sixty. When do they announce the halftime show for the Oh, not not for a while.
Oh. Yeah. It's, Santa Clara, California, Levi's Stadium. Home of the San Francisco forty niners. Who would you like to see go to the Super Bowl?
Who would I like to see? Mhmm. For your sake, the Vikings, just so you can do that. Because the Ravens are my other team. Sure.
Why not? Like the Ravens. I think I think I'd like to see the lions there. I think that'd be cool to see. I do.
Like that too. I do? I do like that too. I don't know about the I would like to see Houston. I'd like to see the Texans go.
I think that would be really cool. I I really like the dolphins. I think they're going through some stuff right now. Are having a moment. Yeah.
They're not doing so great. That's probably The dolphins are out of water. The dolphins are trying to breathe out of water. Okay. Oh, poor dolphins.
But they're mammals, so they do breathe out of water. So there's that. Got him. You would think that when your team won the Super Bowl that you would be excited and you wouldn't destroy your city. That's not what Philly fans did.
No. That's not what Philly fans do. They trashed their city. They were starting fights. They were toppling street lights.
They were breaking windows. They were setting fires. They were harassing cops. They were shooting out fireworks. This is not a brand new thing.
This is every time Philadelphia is a sports town. There's a lot of sports in Philly. And anytime their team wins or loses, they get real excited, and they go out in the streets, and they It's not. Tear down stoplights. I don't know.
I I did read something where they greased all the poles in Philadelphia so that people wouldn't climb the poles and knock them over. They've been trying to figure out ways to combat the destruction that happens, and they do it if they win, and they do it if they lose. And it's Philadelphia is a wild place. Philadelphia. They're just really excited about their, about their, sports.
I'm watching this video, and there's massive amounts of people just out in the streets causing chaos. Chaos. They're lighting fireworks off at random. What in the world? So seven years ago Philadelphia should never win again.
Or lose. It's it doesn't matter. They they're real excited about sports, but they, seven years ago, they had never won a Super Bowl before. They had been to two prior, one in 1980 and one in 02/2004. But seven years ago, they went and they won.
And in 02/2004, the team they lost to was Tom Brady in the New in New England Patriots. Before. The same team that they played and won against when they won their first Super Bowl. Okay. So there was already a lot of, heat in that game because it was a rematch and all of that stuff was going on.
But then the city of Philly sortie sorta became this underdog because they had lost before. And so because the people in Philadelphia felt like they were underdogs and that they were up against a a bigger challenger, they got real excited, to, beat the the Tom Brady and the Patriots in that Super Bowl. So that's really when this sort of kicked off in the football world, and they were real excited, and they went and they turned cars upside down, and they did all kinds of crazy stuff. To do it. That was seven years ago.
Well, now they went back, and they won. Stop. And so, you know, anytime sports in Philadelphia, win or lose, they they got a fan base that is real excitable. Yeah. But where I I don't I don't get it.
It makes no sense. It doesn't make any sense. They found a they found a van that was full of linens. Yeah. This guy I mean, to be fair, he shouldn't have tried to drive down Broad Street.
That was the that was the mistake. That's where that's where they kinda mingle. That's I I assume it's lined with a lot of, like, sports bars and stuff, and so a lot of people come out into the street on Broad Street, in that Downtown Philly area. And, that guy decided he was gonna try and drive a U Haul full of linens through. Yeah.
It didn't go so well. I guess it was a rider, anyway. He he drove a big moving truck full of, carts of laundry, and it was strewn about the streets. I see. I never wanna go there.
I never It's fine. Just don't go there, during sports. During During sports. Minnesota would never act like this. I'm, let's double check that.
Minnesota Vikings fans, react to, losing. Do they do anything like that? I got a lot of videos of people being upset, but I don't have upset. We're not destroying our city. I don't get it.
I don't get it. Philadelphia. If you're a Philadelphia fan, tell your fan base to settle down. Settle down, Philadelphia. They're an excitable bunch.
Settle down. Over at eastidahonews.com in their feature section, they have their pet of the week. Pet of the week? Yeah. It's Chico.
Chico. Is Chico a dog? Chico is a dog. Chico is a one year old terrier pit bull mix. A cute little white dog, big old standy up floppy ears, cute, cute, cute dog.
Super playful. According to, Michelle over at the Snake River Animal Shelter, he likes hiking and walking and is pretty good on a leash, and wants to give hugs a lot. Oh. Likes to likes to really show some things, which is awesome. Yep.
So if you're interested in learning more about Chico, we love shelter animals, adopt, don't shop, all of those things really help. Animal. Yes. We do, from Snake River Animal Shelter as well. It's sad living in the shelter.
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You can see a video of, Chico running around and playing, if you go to eastidahonews.com in their features section. It's their pet of the week. It's Chico. He's, he's a good dog. I'm gonna go check him out right now.
Check out. Chico. Chico Chico. Yeah. Yeah.
I'm I'm waiting for you to see Chico's face because Chico's pretty cute. Oh, I'm working on it. Let me know when you get there. What am I looking for? So right at the top of the page, go to eaststylenews.com.
See where it says features? Yes. And then you can you can click on pet of the week. Yeah. Found it.
There it is. Chico. And you'll see Chico. Chico is the best. I know.
If I didn't already have a dog. I know. Go check out Chico. Oh, he's on the phone. Looking for a home.
Yeah. I said that. One year old. Aw, he's cute. I know.
Go check out Chico at EastIdahoNews.com. Hi. Nessa? I guess so. Would you rather this or that?
Would you rather have permanent clown makeup or a voice that sounds like a kazoo? What? Yay. Exactly. No one could understand me, and so I'm gonna have to have the clown makeup.
Oh, no. It's important I can still get a paycheck and communicate. So Everyone would be so afraid of you. No. They wouldn't.
Nobody likes clowns. Well That's not true. That's a that's a strike. Some people are afraid of clowns. But Most people.
But I would think I would have, like, the sad clown makeup. Aw. Why? Well, look at it. It's it's, it's good makeup.
Sad. No. I understand. But I think it's less scary than, like, the overtly happy all the time makeup. Like, if you look at the sad clown makeup, like, it's historically an interesting clown.
Because who Who's clown makeup is a sad clown? Really good. I know. Who's a sad clown? Uh-huh.
No. I'm I'm just saying, like, when you when you look at a sad clown, you go, what what's, like you expect these clowns to be all jovial and happy and whatever. I like the the kind of, like, 05:00 shadow, red nose. You know what I mean? Like, that's that's just a different kind of clown.
Yeah. So if I was gonna have to have permanent clown makeup, I'd I think I'd want the sad clown makeup. Okay. I think it's interesting. It's intriguing more than scary or always happy.
I think it's Hi. Yeah. Like, hey. Hey. Sad clown makeup is interesting to me.
Where you're going. Plus, I can still have a five o'clock shadow beard. Oh. Yeah. And I can travel from place to place via train.
I feel like that's a thing. What? I feel like the sad clown travels via train train cars. Well, we don't have a train in our city. Yeah.
We do. Trains go all over the place. Not passenger trains. They don't travel on passenger trains. They travel on cargo trains.
Oh, with their feet dangling out the side? Yep. Holding a balloon? Sure. And a lollipop?
Why not? What are you picking? Clown makeup, I guess. What kind? Sad.
No. I'm just no. No. I like your answer. I like your answer.
Uh-huh. Just because of kazoo, you're right. Nobody would ever hear you. Yeah. No.
I I gotta be able to communicate. Yep. I'm gonna go happy clown, though. You're gonna go happy clown. I'm gonna go happy clown.
Big feet. Because even when I'm sad, my face will still look happy. Mhmm. And that's still hilarious. Okay.
Yes. Big feet. Yes. Big feet. Alright.
Big feet, big smile. Yeah. Okay. That's me. Would you rather this or that?
Alright. The question I have for you is how good do you think you are at halves? Halves? Yeah. What do you mean?
Half of things. Oh, you're you're gonna ask me some math questions? Nope. What I wanna know is do you think that you would be any good on the German TV show where you have to split things perfectly in half? And I'm talking about, like, you're given a pretzel Okay.
And a knife, and you have to cut the pretzel by weight By weight? Exactly in half. By weight? I think that I'd be pretty okay. You think you could have things?
I think I could have have things. How about you? I think I would be really, really good at this. By weight? Yeah.
Not dimension? No. I'm trying to figure out what the game is called. What is it? I'm try I have a book in front of me.
I'm trying to see if I can Yeah. Cut this book in half at a accurately. I think I could do this. Do you have a do you have a ruler here? Okay.
So, apparently, the game show is about being a star in multiple different challenges. One of the challenges is so it's kind of like a minute to win it kinda thing. Okay. One of the challenges in the game was to perfectly cut things in half. I wanna see a whole game of cut things in half.
I want to see that. It's like, is it cake? But it's just it's called halves. But it's not just it's not just weight. It has to be So so examples of items that they have to cut in half perfectly.
Yeah. There's, like a leek, a corn on the cob Oh. Which that's gonna be tough because kernels are gonna fall off as you cut it. A zucchini, a carrot, a potato, an eggplant, some sort of melon, a large, like a large potato, like a loaf of bread, and a pretzel. And all of these items, you have to cut exactly in half.
Okay. I think I could do this. You think so? I do. I do.
I do. Okay. Like I said, I'm practicing on this book right now. Corn's the most risky in this thing. Did you hear what I said?
Yeah. You're practicing. On this book. I don't have a ruler, but I've put a piece You wouldn't. I've put a piece of tape where I think the middle is.
Uh-huh. And then I'm gonna use this box as my measurement tool. This is ineffective. No. It isn't.
Because you're not actually cutting it in half. No. But I put a piece of tape before I would cut it. I see. You see?
I see. But it's also by weight. I know. And one side has got a binding, and the other side doesn't. I'm so spot on.
Okay. Like Side you went by size, though. It's not by size. It's by weight. It's I don't care.
I did it by size. Bro, you said. Bro. I did so good. Look.
I guess. That was my one half. That's my other half length. It's like I don't understand what you're talking about. Okay.
Look. I put a piece of tape No. It Where I embed Oh, you're talking about the book. Yeah. I thought you're talking about the box, and I'm like, that's way not the middle of the box.
No. I used the box as my ruler. I see. And then I measured this side, and then I measured this side. But you won't have a ruler.
All you have is a knife and a vegetable, and you have to cut it exactly in half. Let's try this. It it's an interesting challenge. I'm gonna try it. I'm gonna put we're gonna try it tonight.
Put it on the calendar. Put it on the calendar. Cut stuff in half. Cut stuff in half. What do we have that we could cut in half?
I don't know. We'll look around. We'll find stuff. Yeah. We gotta find stuff.
But it's by weight. Why can't it just be by size? Because it's not by size. It's by weight. I don't have a Yes.
We have a scale. Scale. Yes. We do. Oh, we do.
Yes. We do. I just threw out our cucumber because it was moldy. Well, it's that wouldn't have been that's only one thing. We need a couple of things.
I'm trying to think of what else we have. We'll figure it out. We have all kinds of stuff. I'm kind of excited about this. Are you?
Yeah. Cut stuff in half. Halves. Halves. Alright.
Well, let's wrap up the show, shall we? Yeah. K. Have a good rest of your day. Thanks for listening to the show.
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