Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Tuesday, February 18, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
More of Josh’s items have shipped, $1 per egg is not a deal, it’s pretty easy to get on Josh’s nerves, Chantel’s housecleaning was interrupted by side quests, our daughter panicked at the doctor’s office, we’re going to tour the utility closet tonight, that plane is upside down, free stuff mom is the best, let’s buy a Gravatron, we need to get our Jack Russell on an doggy adventure bus, the bridge between the US and the UK sounds really long, and how fast can Chantel run 100 meters.
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Intro
(2:55) - More packages are in the mail
(7:44) - $1 per egg is a rip off
(12:52) - Good News to Get You Going
(16:31) - Things that make Josh upset
(22:07) - Chantel's adult ADHD
(27:34) - Our daughter's panic at the doctor
(32:20) - Basic life skills for Chantel
(38:13) - The plane is upside down
(42:26) - Free stuff mom
(46:05) - Let's buy a Gravitron
(50:28) - The doggy adventure bus
(53:29) - A bridge between US and UK
(58:13) - Would You Rather This or That
(1:00:43) - How fast can you run 100 meters
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Full show transcript:
Well, hey, Chantel. Welcome to the podcast. Oh, hey. What up, Josh? Oh, hey.
What up? Hey, Josh. I moved a bunch of stuff and banged some things around. That's what I do. I can bowl in a china shop over here.
It's Tuesday, February 18. Today on the show, more of Josh's items have shipped. I you wanna know what else I you know what else I learned? I checked the tracking info on the two packages that it says have shipped, and neither one of them have moved. Yep.
That's They're just sitting there. Yeah. That's what happens, Josh. Yeah. It's okay.
Just wait until they arrive. You're gonna be just fine. $1 per egg is not a deal. No. Don't pay for that.
If they say you can get three eggs for $3, you're getting ripped off. It's pretty easy to get on Josh's nerves Yeah. On certain things. Just leave the arrow on the screen where I can see it. My house cleaning was interrupted by side quests.
Yeah. Like toothpicking, the KitchenAid mix. You know, there's a whole series of videos where people take rusty old equipment like that Uh-huh. And disassemble it and clean it all and repaint it and put it back together. I think you would love that stuff.
Think I would love that stuff. Really love that. Now I think I would scrape all the rust and gunk off of stuff. Yes. Yeah.
I think you'd be into it. Satisfying. Mhmm. Our daughter panicked at the doctor's office. How did it sound?
Mom. Mom. We're gonna tour the utility closet tonight. I'm excited for you to learn some new things. You know what I might do is just have you show me around.
Let's see. Show me what you know, and then, and then we'll go from there. That plane is upside down. That's not the way airplanes work. No.
Free stuff, mom, is the best. Yeah. You got me some free stuff. I know. Getting free stuff for the kids.
You ever get your own free stuff? You ever hoot and holler for your own things? No. Just for you guys. I don't think you ever go to places where you hoot and holler for your own things.
What kind of hooting and hollering you gonna do for some things you want? No. That's not true. I when I go to, like, quilt stores and stuff, I hoot and holler for When are they hooting and hollering at quilt stores? When I go on the shop hop thing.
Oh, when you do the shop hop, there's hooting and hollering? Yes. They go, alright. Let's hear y'all cheer. We're throwing out shirts.
They do that? Not shirts. Notions and stuff. Notions. They're throwing pins and needles in the air.
I'm in this package. Catch these. Yeah. Hey. Let's buy a Gravitron.
I don't think so. We need to get our Jack Russell on a doggy adventure bus. Because she needs to sleep at night. The bridge between The US and The UK sounds really long. But I think I solved it with high speed rail.
You still didn't solve the bridge building part of it. That's not my problem. Okay. I just fixed the transport by making it take a third of the time. And how fast can I run a hundred meters?
How fast? How slow, more like? Oh, that'd be a challenge. Who can go slower? I'd be like, bro, this is too slow.
This is too slow. Hey. We're Josh and Chantel, and this is wake up classy 97, the podcast. Enjoy the show. Hey.
Good morning. Hey. Hey. Guess what I found out this morning? What?
Two more of my items have shipped. Oh. I was so excited. I had to share the news. I'm gonna have no response.
I know. Because you think that's gonna stop me from telling you, but it's not. Again, Josh, I love you very much. Yeah. This is not something that I care about.
So happy that you're passionate about it. Four, five of my eight items have shipped. You can just look, and you don't have to tell me when they ship. I don't I don't need to know. Five of eight are on the way.
Anything else? Well, that was my big news this morning. That's big news. Yeah? Do you have any big news to share?
My big news is that I was gonna apologize for maybe keeping you awake all night. It was a rough night. It was a rough night, and I'm There's a cough thing. Sorry if I was the cause of it. I I lost my pillow at some point in the night.
And so I realized when I was awakened upon a cough that I had no pillows. I don't know where your pillows went. I am not responsible for that. It was just me on a flat mattress, and I don't know what happened. I'm not gonna apologize for that because that's not my fault.
So I must've been coughing. Apologize because between the coughing Yeah. And now I have a stuffy nose Mhmm. When I lay down after coughing and I could hear my nose going, wheeze, wheeze, wheeze, wheeze, wheeze. Mhmm.
Wheeze, wheeze, wheeze, wheeze, wheeze. Mhmm. I'm sorry about that. I might have to just sleep somewhere else if the cough's still happening. Just temporarily.
It's not you. It's the cough. I get it. I understand. Do you want me to go somewhere else?
No. You can be comfortable. You don't need to to go. It's not it's not that. You stay where it's comfortable and all That's nice.
Go where it's quiet. I finally was able to, like, finally fall asleep, and then, oh, low and behold Alarms? The old bladder struck. Oh, that. Yeah.
I see. Nonsense. I see. I thought you finally fell asleep, and then it was time to wake up. But, yeah, same.
Let's see. What else is happening? What is happening? I was just trying to see if there was anything exciting going on. It's pretty quiet, actually.
Quiet days are okay days too. Yeah. There's not a lot happening. If you appreciate your thumb, today's the day to say thanks, thumbs. I do like my thumbs.
That's it's a real thing. You know who appreciates their thumbs? This gal. Well done Thank you. With two thumbs.
Thank you. Yeah. That was good. But that's real there's not much going on. The thumbs get their day, but do the other fingers get a day?
I don't think they do. Oh. It's also eat ice cream for breakfast day. So as you're getting things going this morning, don't get the protein. Get the ice cream.
Have you ever eaten ice cream for breakfast? Only on my birthday. And it was we would get an Eggo waffle and, and a scoop of ice cream or two. And then, some glaze. Well, they sold the strawberries in the freezer section.
It was frozen. I didn't and it was in, like, a cardboard box, and you would thaw it out, and that box would fall apart into nothing. It was a terrible thing. They didn't have them in a plastic bag or anything at that point. They had not invented plastic bags.
I don't know why they didn't use a plastic bag, but they put it in a cardboard box. And we would freeze it, and then you'd get it home. And, when you would thaw it out, the box would fall apart into a million pieces. And I didn't care for the strawberries even as a kid, because it's my favorite part. So I would just get the strawberry juice on top of my ice cream.
That was a birthday treat. A toasty Eggo waffle Yeah. I remember your family did used to do that. And some, strawberries. That was your breakfast on your birthday.
That's so cute. Yeah. Do you want that for your birthday this year? Wouldn't be upset. No.
Well, now I told you. Now it's not a surprise. Well, it doesn't have to be a surprise. Yeah. But it'd be cooler if I did surprise you with it, but now it's ruined.
It's not ruined. Good intentions. It's it's still a waffle and ice cream for breakfast on my birthday that I I haven't had that since I lived at home. It's been a long time. That's not true because you had that when you met me.
No. Just as, like, a look at this thing, but not as, like, a birthday thing. No. Right? Okay.
Like, is what I'm saying? Okay. So it's been it's been a lot of years. That's what I know is going on today. That's what I also know.
Thumb day. Yeah. Thanks, thumbs. Thanks, thumbs. You're great.
Two thumbs up. Yeah. Two for thumbs. For thumbs. Yeah.
Do you remember how much we bought eggs for recently? No. Well yeah. Because, we went to Costco, and we got 24 for $8. Which is great.
Right. That was a killer deal. Right. Normally, the place we shop, I can get 18. I think I spent $11.50 for 18.
That's a lot. I know. So there's a new thing that convenience stores are doing to help sell their eggs. They're selling them or what they call Lucy's. Loose eggs.
Lucy's. Like, just grab an egg or two? Yeah. So they're selling a bag of three eggs for $3, so that's a dollar an egg. That's still expensive.
I know. A dollar is That's egg. That's not a better value. You're right. It isn't.
A dollar an egg would be $12 a dozen. That's not a good deal. If you're if you're like, I can't afford a full carton for $24 or $12 or $18, I gotta I gotta buy just three eggs. I mean, I know they do they've they still do and have for a long time done, the little six packs. Yeah.
Like, the the little half dozen Mhmm. Cardboard thing. It's basically they take a dozen and cut it in half. Oh, is that? That's what they do.
Yeah. It's got its own little cardboard. But, again, if that's a doll a dollar an egg is is too much. That's that's too much. Egg.
Yeah. Nah. Not a dollar an egg. We gotta get these eggs. We gotta get these chickens.
We're getting these chickens. Chickens. Right. See, because you gotta fix the chicken before you can fix the egg. Mhmm.
See? Mhmm. So in in the old parable, the answer is the chicken. Remember when we were gonna get chickens last summer? Right.
Was it last summer? And you've been talking about it? I just feel like maybe it's time. Well, you and everybody else. I know.
That's the thing, isn't it? Yeah. What I am afraid of, honestly, is I have seen a lot of things on the Internet that everybody is kind of looking into getting their own chickens. Right. And I'm afraid for some of the chickens because I'm afraid that maybe some of these chickens are gonna go to homes that aren't equipped to properly take care of chickens.
Right. If if indeed, you do plan on this spring, purchasing and then growing chickens for the sake of having eggs, understand that's a living creature that has to be taken care of every day. Like, you're committing to taking care of a chicken or two or up to six depending on if you're in the city limits or not. So, definitely take the, take the decision seriously before you commit because you're committing to taking care of this, not for for, until egg prices go down. You gotta You gotta take care of those chickens.
You gotta take care of those chickens. You gotta think. Those chickens need Responsible. Fertility. They need water.
They need heat in the cold. Yep. Like, you gotta take care of those chickens. Take care of the chickens. You can get them.
Otherwise, just buy your eggs at the store. Other yeah. Otherwise, do the cost breakdown too. Figure out if it is it is it cost effective to own chickens? I don't know.
I don't know either. You gotta do that cost breakdown. You may be and you may end up spending more money raising chickens just for the sake of eggs and and be paying way more than you would for just eggs. So break it down. Also, reminder, you can't have a rooster in city limits.
That's true too. Just a reminder. Especially to our neighbors. No roosters. Plus, also, if you're getting a rooster with your chickens Then you're trying to grow chickens.
Yeah. Then you're not you're not gonna get a whole lot of eggs. Well, you you You will. You'll get a whole lot of chickens. That's That's just simple Yeah.
Biology. Biology. Yeah. That's that's all that is. That's just biology.
Anyway, a dollar an egg's too much. A dollar an egg. They they make it sound like you're getting a deal, but you're not. You're not. You're getting ripped off a dollar an egg.
Come on. Stop it. Don't buy it. Don't buy eggs for a dollar an egg. Commodity, man.
Don't do it. Speak with your wallet. Don't buy eggs a dollar an egg. That's if you if that's the only cost they are, and you need eggs. Don't buy them.
There's not a lot of baking happening these days, is there? Sure there is. Is there? Yeah. From who?
Who's baking? I did. You did bake. Yeah. We had to eat those scones, man.
That's a those are wasted eggs if we don't. There's leftovers. We gotta eat those. Wasting eggs. How many eggs did you use in that?
One. One egg for the whole batch? That is correct. Okay. That's not terrible.
That's a whole dollar. Brownies only take, like, two eggs. Two eggs. Oh, man. It's $2.
And I would eat a whole pan of brownies. Right? You ever heard of this guy, Michael Jordan? No. I mean, he's believed by many to be the greatest basketball player of all time.
The GOAT of basketball? The basketball GOAT. I know a Michael Jordan who used to golf. Same guy. Oh.
Yeah. He also played baseball for a time. Oh. Yeah. You might remember him.
Number 23, Chicago Bulls. He's retired now, but he just currently opened his fourth Michael Jordan Family Medical Clinic. It provides medical care to uninsured and underinsured people. Oh. This one is in Wilmington, North Carolina, which is where Michael grew up and went to high school.
It's the second clinic he has opened in the area. The first one, which has only been around for about nine months, has already served over 1,800 patients Really? Which is pretty incredible. That is incredible. Yep.
He was inspired to donate money and work together with medical professionals, learning that a lot of people in Charlotte, have never had a primary care doctor. And these clinics are giving people a sense of hope, which is a huge deal. He said it's, truly gratifying to know that in less than a year, our first clinic in Wilmington has already made a meaningful impact to the health and well-being of individuals and families in my hometown. Visiting Wilmington last year for the opening of our first clinic was incredibly moving, and it reinforced just how important access to quality health care is for the community, which I think is just so cool. Cool.
Yeah. Yeah. Way to go, MJ. MJ. I mean, that's huge.
I saw or I heard. What'd you hear? I heard that there were some kids who were wearing a pair of Jordans Uh-huh. But they didn't know who Michael Jordan was. They just know him as the shoe.
I just know these are called Jordans. Yeah. These are air force. Yeah. These are weather I think they know LeBron James and Steph Curry, but they don't they didn't know Michael Jordan.
Well, they're posers then. Oh. I mean, look. Or they just like the shoes. That's fine.
Yeah. But but the same could be said about, you know, if if if some kid goes into Zoomies today and buys some DCs or some Globes or some Etnies and then walks around in them and doesn't also own a skateboard, but is wearing the big old fat tongue skate shoes, same. And then you could start saying, who's Tony Hawk? Who's Rob Dierick? Who's Bob Burnquist?
Like, you could you start listening to mom. Look at you, skateboarder. I'm just saying. You could do it. You could do the same thing to anybody.
You could. You're right. You get those red soled high heels. What are those? Who makes those?
What? Who makes the red soled, high heels? Oh. Vera? No.
Oh, no, Josh. But I'm same thing. Yeah. If you if, you know, if I was wearing those, clearly, I don't know who makes them. Golly.
I don't know. Anyway, that's cool. But do you know what I'm saying? Is. Yeah.
That's cool. Yeah. You figure it out. I'm looking. I'll wrap up good news to get you going.
Well done, Michael Jordan. We know who you are We know. And all the sports you've played and when you pretended to be Bo Jackson. What? Beau knows football.
Beau knows basketball. Beau knows baseball. Beau knows all the sports. Yeah. I know Beau Jackson.
Yeah. When did Michael Jordan try to pretend to be him? Oh, when he was playing all the sports. Oh, he's just good at sports. Did you figure out the shoes?
No. I was just babbling on while you were trying to figure out the shoes. That's good news to get you going. One of my favorite things about you is you are a very calm, cool, collected dude. You don't get upset very often.
What you do get upset by are things that I think are small, but they make an impact in your life. Such as? Such as. We go to the Fly Film Expo. We're watching movies.
Oh, at the oh, yeah. It's a At the fly fishing film festival. In some I know what you're talking about. Somebody pushes play and doesn't move the mouse. It drives me crazy.
It drives me crazy when people, are running computers. Watching people run computers in general, already I'm on edge because I feel like I'm a pretty efficient computer guy. Oh, Lotte. No. I'm not there are people that are way better than me.
There are people that are way better at me at what I do, and that's great. I'm not saying I am the premier I don't know. Top You're pretty efficient, you said. I am very efficient. I have learned keyboard shortcuts.
I'm a fast typer. I can run a mouse. I know my way You can run a mouse. Yeah. What?
Yeah. I some people can't. I've seen people use the mouse, including the guy at the film fest. Here's the thing. If you're if you're going to be playing a video or doing a presentation or you're you've got anything where you're using a projector on your screen, or if you're like, hey.
Come check out this video, and you put it on full screen on your computer, and then you hit play, and you leave your mouse on the play controls so it never fades out. It just stays there, and I can still see the controls, and I can still I can see the progress bar, and I can see all those details when you're trying to show me a movie trailer, you're trying to show me a movie, or you're doing a presentation in front of a crowd Forget it. And I'm part of it. Man, move that mouse. Move that mouse.
A breath. Move that mouse. That has no impact in my life whatsoever. Makes my brain boil. Know it does.
I can't laugh. That it drives you so crazy. So bad. Move that mouse. I'm trying to think of something else that drives you crazy like that.
Small things Yeah. Make you go crazy. Real insignificant, troubling things like that drive me nuts. If I walk into a situation where somebody is having a technical difficulty, I have the hardest time deciding between, should I try to solve this, or should I just ignore it and let them fight through it? Right.
And it's not my problem. Like, if even if it's strangers, like, if I walk into a room and they're like, oh, I just can't figure out how to get this to work. I know I could probably go get it to work, but I'm gonna not if if anybody is ever, is there is there a technical person on the plane? I'm not. I probably won't stand up.
I probably won't stand up. Because then everybody will remember that's the technical guy. So when they have a problem with debt true. Get that guy. That's a that's a true story.
You help once. You become the technical guy. Yeah. And it's not like being a doctor. Right?
Well, right. You kinda have an obligation as a doctor to be like, yeah. I'm a doctor. I'll help save your life. Whereas, just knowing technical stuff, you're like, oh, we just can't get this to work.
Especially if I walk over and they're like, well, I pulled up this tutorial on YouTube, and then they don't move the mouse. I've been guilty before about volunteering you when people are having a technical problem. I'm like, oh, Josh will help. And then you're like, I've been volunteered for some weird stuff by you. Like what?
Picking locks. Yeah. For one. I'm I don't do that. Did I figure it out?
Yes. Absolutely. Yeah. I know. Because you're my go to.
But I didn't know how to do that or need to know how to do that, but I did it because you needed help. And you said, I bet Josh could figure this out. Yay. Because you're good at stuff. Figure out how to get into this lock.
And because you've enabled me. And so now I'm just reliant upon you. So you just have to fix all of my problems. The the the moral of the story is don't do little annoying things to me that make me crazy. That's it.
And you'll know you'll know when you've done something that drives them crazy. If if it's a situation where it's like me and one or up to five people, and then and somebody doesn't move the mouse and they're like, look at this thing, and they put it up on the TV and they didn't move the mouse, I'll reach over and bonk the mouse. Like, I'll I'll tap it. I'll just I'll backhand the mouse a little bit. Get that off the controls.
I can't why do I still see it? I know. What's up, buddy? Doesn't have any impact in my life. I don't care about it.
Drives me wildly crazy. I kinda wanna do it now just to annoy you. So rude. I wish there was something I could do to annoy you. Oh, you'll figure it out.
Oh, I will. Don't worry. We've talked at length about how I spent my half day. Last week on Friday, I went to the fly tying expo, spent the day there. You had a half day yesterday.
I know you had some errands to do and run around. How was your half day? Well, we have some company coming into town this weekend, and so I needed to clean the house this weekend about because I didn't feel well. I didn't get to what I needed to get done. So I spent the majority of yesterday cleaning house.
Here is what I noticed about myself. Okay. I start off very strong. When I get in it, I turn the music on or I put my headphones in, and I get down to business. K.
And that means, like, taking a toothpick and getting all the grimy bits in the faucet or in the KitchenAid is what I did yesterday. Alright. So this doesn't sound like real important stuff It's not. In the grand picture, you know, the grand scale of things, the big picture of things. As companies coming over, they're not gonna look at the KitchenAid and go, wow.
That thing looks like brand new. As I'm cleaning out the counter and doing stuff, I go, oh, this looks kinda gross. Let's get to let's get to work on this. My brain takes over and goes, this is pretty gross. Like, let's clean this.
This is long overdue. And then I spend so much time doing those little tasks Yeah. That I go, oh, now now it's I've got a half an hour before everybody comes home. And I like to clean when everybody is out of my way. Yeah.
Because you can just get your stuff done. Yeah. You can yeah. I can just do my thing. Yeah.
And I really I did I started off so good. I was doing laundry, and then I was like Sure. Oh, laundry's done. Let's go get this, and then let's wash off the counters, and and let's put a load in the dishwasher. Doing great.
And then what happens is I got a text message, and I went, oh. Ah. And I sat down. And then it's hard to get back up because here's what here's what I saw when I got home, which was in in the mid afternoon. I walked in, and you were doing your, ASL class in the dining room.
Yeah. I needed to. That needed to be done. The vacuum, was located somewhere. The cord was all over the living room and dining room.
I think it was near the top of the stairs near where you were sitting. Yeah. And, it had the hose attached to it, and the vacuum part was over by the piano. And things were I could tell things had been happening, but things were kind of in disarray. Like, there was a lot of stuff that kinda stopped.
Yeah. And and so, yeah, that's, that's what happens when, I believe you have adult ADHD. I think I do. I really do think that I do. And you were in the middle of something, and then because you you did clean the fridge, you said.
Yes. You had taken care of, like, everything on the counters was all cleaned up and I dusted it. Which was great. Yeah. I really And you vac did you vacuum the couch?
The couch looked vacuumed. Yes. That's why the hose was attached. Yes. Right.
See, I noticed the things. I can tell the things that did get done, and I'm not being critical in any, like, any sense to work. No. Never. Never would I ever.
I'm just saying that I did walk in and go, and and laundry was running, as you said. The dishwasher was running. Like, things had had happened, clearly. The problem was that I Well, I think I think the KitchenAid project was the problem. I think when you looked at the KitchenAid and said, I need this mixer, to have the toothpick treatment, I think that's when you should have said, no.
I don't. No. I don't need to do that. To keep pushing forward with bigger things. That's not when I stopped though because I I cleaned that KitchenAid.
And then How long did that take to toothpick the KitchenAid? Oh, god. Probably half an hour. Yeah. See?
I know. That's pretty no. It didn't take that long. Maybe fifteen minutes. Time time just passes by once you start a project like that, though.
But then from there, I clean the fridge. I was still doing stuff. Like, if I if I get out my box of wires, I'll be organizing that thing for an at least an hour. That sounds awful. I'm just you know it, though.
Because if I dump it out and go, alright. Do I need this wire? Do I have this wire? Is this all stuff I need? Is this RCA important?
No. It's not. My point is the bin of wires is a big project that if I get it out, I know I'm committed to it. Okay. But here's the other part, is that there were lots of other things that I saw on my cleaning travels.
Yeah. Things that you could have done, some side quests. I didn't. So that's good for me too. Yeah.
Because I opened the oven door on the bottom. Oh. And I went, oh. Yeah. Some stuff fell in there.
This could use some detail. And then I went, not today. Yeah. Well And so I closed that. So That that's good.
I said no to some projects. And, again, guests aren't gonna open the oven and go, oh, you didn't clean that. I'm out of here. They better not because I don't know the last time that's been clean. I'm out.
You didn't clean your oven for me. I'm going home. Took Emery to the doctor yesterday. Don't look at me like I'm like You've been waiting for me. Hey.
I've been ready to go Hey. For you. Hey. Go ahead. Took Emery to the doctor yesterday.
Uh-huh. And as we're sitting there, there was this really long bench. Right. And we were the only people there. This is in the waiting room.
This is in the waiting room. K. And I sit down next to her, and then I try and get closer and closer and closer, and she keeps scooting further and further and further. Uh-huh. And we had a cute little laugh about it.
It was funny. And then my nose started to run a little bit, and so I said, oh, I'm gonna jump in the bathroom really quick and grab a tissue. Did she panic? She completely panic. If the what if they call me out call me back while you're out?
Yeah. And she says, mom, what if they call me? Yeah. And I go, I'm gonna be two minutes. Less than that.
It's gonna be fine. I'm in the bathroom. Toilet paper is having a problem coming out, so I'm struggling with the toilet paper a little bit. And then I hear Emery, and I go and I laugh laugh in the bathroom out loud. And I hear her go, mom?
That's great. Look, mom. I don't know what to do. That's fantastic. It makes me laugh because she is fully capable.
She's confident. You bet. She's she's good. But in that split second, she Yeah. I don't know what to do.
To do. They said my name. I don't know where to go. I was, like, steps away from her too. So funny.
I mean, that's that it should it's probably that same feeling, like, when you get lost in the grocery store. Like, when's the last time I don't think our kids have gotten lost in the grocery store ever. Think so either. But that used to happen all the time when I was a kid. I would get lost in the store.
I don't know. I it probably happened five times. Yeah. Me too. And you panic.
Did you have to Then you go into the front. Yes. Yeah. And you go, I lost my mom. And they go, alright.
What's her name? And you go, and they and they get on the overhead, and they go, we have a lost child. You could come claim your child. I haven't heard that at a grocery store. Either.
Like, people aren't letting their kids get lost enough these days. That's true. No. That's not the answer. We need to let loose on our kids a little bit.
The eighties and nineties were were wild. Your kids just got lost in the grocery store and couldn't find you. Now I think I think, the fact that we don't have that happening is probably very good. I always got lost. I'm trying to think at Kings in Burley.
We had Okay. At Kings. Yeah. And it was not a very big store. I loved going to Kings.
Well, a lot of things have, like, an auto parts store. A basement. Yes. It did. Did not.
Yes. So That's where the toys were at was down in the basement. Yeah. But ours didn't have that. Oh.
It was small. I don't know how I got lost in there. But, also, my mom always knew I was gonna be at the toys. So if she ever lost me She wasn't worried you were. Yeah.
That's true. Yeah. If she didn't care I don't know where she is. She's like, I'm finally some peace and quiet around here. Go look at the Barbies.
Please take all day. As a kid, we probably didn't even go look for our parents either. It was just like, oh, no. Yeah. They're not next to me.
But that, like, pit of the stomach gut feeling of being scared and alone and lost, what a tragedy. You're right, though. When was the last time I ever heard well and that's the thing. Most of them have cell phones now. Well, there is that too.
But I just think in general, I think people are keeping a closer, closer watch, which I think is good. That's good news. It is. Yeah. That's that's positive news.
The fact that I haven't heard, we have a we have a missing parents. We have a kid, blonde, three year old over here named Max. Did you get lost at three? That's really young. I really don't remember how old I was.
I remember I hated I hated the anxiety that I felt. No. I didn't. I know. I'm just I hated the anxiety that I felt about it, though.
And then every time you go to the grocery store, the next time you're like, ah, Lee. I hope I don't get lost today. And then you do. And then you go, oh, no. I've wandered away again.
I just did it for the free lollipop. Like, here, have this while you wait. Thanks. Got a free lollipop. Oh, you needed a better grocery store.
Guess so. You gotta get lost in the good one. Earlier this morning, you said that I have enabled you too much. Yes. So I thought we would have a discussion about deprogramming you.
No. I don't think that's necessary. More independent. I don't that's not necessary. And so I was looking up some basic life skills Okay.
That may be Listen. I was alone before I met you. I could do stuff on my own. Being critical. I just wanna know if you know these things.
Okay. Great. Let's do it. If not, how I could help educate you on these things so that you could be a little more self sufficient if you wanted to be. Okay.
That's what I'm trying to say. Tell me what you got. Do you know how to read and use a tape measure? Yes. But then you still just measure with your arms?
Yeah. I can't be bothered to get a tape measure out. I know how just because I know how to do it doesn't mean I wanna use it. Okay. That's fine.
I can see how this is gonna go. How about checking the oil in your car? Yes. You know how to check the dipstick? Yes.
K? Explain to me. Okay. Alright. Just wanna know what you're looking at.
You pull the When you take the dipstick out, what are you looking at? You pull it out and wipe it, and then you put it back in Yeah. To get an accurate reading. And then you look to see if it's at the line where it needs to be. Okay.
And you wanna make sure that it's not too dark. Alright. That's fine. See? That works for me.
I know stuff. Can you change a tire? No. Yes. Which one is it?
I know the steps. Uh-huh. I don't necessarily know how the jack works. Okay. That's the part that I'm Where do you put it?
Also a question. Yeah. Okay. But I know that you have to take the lug nuts. You gotta loosen them first, and then you take them all the way off.
Right? And then you take them first before what? You loosen them first before you take them all the way off. Well, you have to loosen them before you lift the car. Oh, yes.
I knew that. Your face says you didn't. I mean, of course, you have to loosen them before you take them off. Knew that you had to loosen them before you did something. But do you know why?
Nope. Because the tire spins. Oh, yeah. And so if you are trying to really wrench on it and it's off the ground, you you don't have all the leverage you do when it's on the ground. Anyway, what about, they have following a recipe on here.
Listen. I'm not being judgy about that one. That one's a funny one. I can follow the recipe. I like when you have extra ingredients after.
Stuff like cricket. Where does this go? And you go, oh, that didn't happen. That just happened last night. That's that's my favorite.
Okay. Do you know how to turn off the the main water valve in the house? Yes. You do? Yeah.
The main one? No. You know you know how to turn off individual lines Yeah. In the utility room, but do you know how to turn off the main one? No.
I need to show you that. K. Because if there's ever a flooding situation, you need to know that. Okay. Yeah.
I should probably know that. Do you know how to reset a tripped breaker? Yes. Do you know how to tell which one is tripped? Yes.
Okay. That's good. That's an easy one. Solid. Let's see.
I was watching a TikTok yesterday, and this woman said, I just bought this house. I own all of this stuff. I don't know what any of this stuff is is. And she looked at her water heater and she goes, I don't know what this is. What does this do?
She looked at our utility closet, and there was all these pipes, and she goes, I own this. What are these? That's great. I I own this house. What is this?
I own this. I own this, but I don't know what it is. That's very good. We should take a walk through, the utility closet. I could show you around.
No. Yeah. Do you know where the furnace filter is? Yes. You do?
Yes. Where? Inside the furnace. Where? You have to open the little door.
You're freaking it up. Look at your face. Sure. Sure thing. You have to open the little door.
You mean the door that opens to the furnace? No. I know I know where the furnace is. Yeah. And I know that you have to open something to put the filter in, but I don't I don't know where it is.
Is there a right or a wrong way to put a filter in? Yes. Yes. There is. What what's the what what determines the right or wrong way?
I don't know. Airflow Okay. Is the answer. And it will show you. There's little arrows that go the direction of the airflow when you put it in.
Oh. So you have to know which way the airflow goes. I did not know that. We gotta take a little tour of the utility. I'll show you all the things we own.
We own a lot of neat stuff. Do you know where the the fiber Internet comes into the house? No. No. I was there when they had to put that in, and I had to call you and say, I don't know.
Well Here's where it becomes a catch 22 being a woman. Because I like to say that I'm a strong independent woman Right. Until I don't wanna be. Uh-huh. Uh-huh.
And then I go, oh, I don't know how to do that. I'm just a girl. Oh, is it? I see. Okay.
Works that way for you. Yeah. Good. Good. Good.
Good. Alright. Yesterday in Toronto, this Delta flight that turned upside down. Like, planes aren't supposed to be upside down. No.
Which is a crazy, crazy thing. And I've been looking at different videos and different footage, today, because more stuff hit the Internet. There's there's a a plane that was taxiing, that had a a video of the, of the Delta flight coming in, and, it looks like it just I mean, first of all, it looks cold and blustery and snowy, and it looks like not a fun, set of conditions to try to land an airplane in anytime. And it just all added up to a bad situation. The video I saw yesterday, you just showed me one of the plane actually landing and flipping over.
Yeah. I didn't see that yesterday. The the ones I saw yesterday were the plane already flipped Right. And then people evacuating her. It's it's it's That's in the video.
Really hard. Yeah. Like, really, really hard. And then, I I believe at that point, the landing gear is is completely Toast. It just not it doesn't matter that you have landing gear at at all, and it becomes the the entire cabin and fuselage and everything just on the ground sliding.
And as the one wing comes down and hits the ground, it just spins the whole thing, and it just breaks off that wing and keeps rolling. It's it's a crazy, crazy thing. Have you read anything about how it happened? Or I don't know if that, if that investigation has been completed. I don't think it has.
The the very good news is that all 80 people aboard, were evacuated safely Yeah. Which is which is Every month survived. Which is great. That yeah. At least 18 suffered injuries, some of them critical but not life threatening.
So there's probably some broken bones and stuff. But when it landed, you're sitting upright in your chair, and you hit the ground, and you start rolling, and then you're upside down, and then you're upside down in the cabin dangling from your seat belt. Like, that's a thing that really happened to all of the people in that airplane, yeah, which is so wild. What, airline was it? It was a it was a Delta flight.
Yeah. From, and it was being operated not by Delta. It was being operated by a a different, airline group or whatever. It just happened to be a Delta plane. But, what was I gonna say?
Sorry. I don't remember. You're handling from your seat belt? Yeah. I don't remember.
Oh, sorry. I can't remember. My fault. That's alright. Must not have been that big a deal.
But they are talking about a lot of wind gusts, and it could have been crosswinds just caused that thing to That's so scary. Didn't go well. Yeah. Drifting snow. I was trying to find And they were Endeavor Air is who was operating.
They coming from Toronto, or they were Yeah. They were coming from Minneapolis. They were coming from Minnesota to Toronto. Okay. And so, yeah, the plane had left Minneapolis, and, and then I I'm just glad everybody's okay.
Me too. That's the the really good news is that everybody is okay. Maybe a little banged up and bruised and a couple of broken bones, but it sounds like everybody, is gonna be okay. Although, I'm sure a traumatic situation, and if that was Terrifying. One, not your final stop on your trip, and maybe you had another plane to catch and you now have to go get on another one, or, do you not do that?
I don't know how all that works. Either. We'll drive from here. I I don't know. I don't know.
There's been so many scary flight things lately. Yeah. I don't know if I'm gonna fly anywhere. Well, there's there is that. But, anyway, glad everybody's okay.
It's a wild thing, and there's always, you know, more more video and more things to watch and learn. And, be safe. Wear that seat belt when that sign comes on. Take that seriously. There there's a reason.
You might end up with the floor being the, roof, and you just don't wanna be, free falling around the cabin during that time. No. So Sorry, Bob. Yeah. Yeah.
Be careful. Something you should know about me and you might already know this, Josh. I would think I probably do. I love winning stuff. You do love, a good free thing.
I don't ever need the free thing. Nope. That is true. Necessarily want the free thing, but the fact that it's free, I want it. You also, have a tendency to feel like if someone's giving away something for free, you are entitled to it.
What do you mean by that? Like, if if you're at a parade, for example, and they're throwing out shirts, you don't care about the shirt from the credit union. But you feel like you should have one because other people are getting one, so why didn't I get one? Yeah. Exactly.
And if someone's throwing out something that you deem, quote, unquote, cool and you miss out on getting one, you feel like you've been betrayed by that company. I didn't get a squishy football. No. Time out. That's not to say I'm just sitting back waiting for things to do for the I I I work for.
We didn't even get that far. I'm just talking about in general. If there's a throw out at a parade or you're at an event and and they're like, hey. Who wants a thing? Make some noise.
You go crazy. You're trying to get the thing. I'm gonna get that thing. Right. You go, woo.
I want the thing. Woo. And you become a different person. We we call it parade mom. The kids the kids have a little bit of disdain for parade mom because they think that she's embarrassing.
Yeah. Well, guess what? Their bag of free stuff says otherwise. I know. They weren't complaining when they had a bag of free stuff.
When we got that free koozie from that That we eventually office. Yeah. That we eventually just, put into the donation bin. That's right. But you you got it for free, and you were entitled to it.
And that is yours. I got you some free stuff. And I am not complaining one bit. I got a new hat Yeah. And a, a a small, slim fly box.
You got the hat. You you worked for that one. I did. I did get the hat. But you got the fly the fly box, yeah, was pretty great, and you scored that.
Said, hey. I want that. Yeah? And he said, oh, here you go. It was like a $10 score.
Yeah. You're welcome. I'm not mad about it. I think it's great. It is great.
I can't wait to tie more flies to go fill it, which I'm working on. I'm still working on my last box. So Here's the thing too. If it's for me, I won't necessarily work as hard. But if it's, like, something for the kids or something for you, I'm like, oh, I gotta get this for the people that I love.
I'll work harder for you guys than I will for my own self. You want me to send you links to this thing I'm entering to win? I agree. To win already. You do.
Those aren't as fun. For one, it's not as fun to enter to win something rather than stand up and cheer. I agree. And, also, if I enter to win stuff, then they send me emails, and I don't want I don't want those emails. Yeah.
They will. So They'll send you lots of emails. I'm not gonna sign up to win that. Because that's how I got entered was because I got the email. Yeah.
I don't I'm not gonna do that. But I will hoot and holler for you Okay. To win free stuff. Well, I appreciate the, the effort. That's a big deal.
Don't make me enter to win something, though. Okay. I won't I won't do it. Okay. Do you wanna do we send the link?
I'll just share it with you. You can decide. Oh, I've already decided. You're not gonna enter? Nope.
Uh-huh. Well, we could But best of luck to you, bud. Alright. Thanks. I have three questions for you.
I have maybe one or two answers. Number one. Do you wanna go to Chandler, Arizona? I've been to Chandler. It's Okay.
Just outside of Just yes or no question answers. Okay. Want to go there? For what? Just say yes or no.
Sure. Okay. Second question. Do you have a big trailer that we could haul stuff on? Haul stuff on?
Yes. What do you want to buy? Number three. Do you have $70,000? No.
There is a Gravitron for sale. I don't want that. A 1988 No. Gravitron. No.
Come on. It's probably already on a trailer. It probably is already sold. Okay. Fine.
You're saying, okay. It already comes on a trailer is what you're saying? How they move them around. I don't know. This one doesn't look like it's on a trailer.
Folds up. Does it? Yeah. Do you wanna buy it? No.
Why? Dude, a Gravitron. That brings back so many memories. Like it. It's gross.
Yeah. That did you when you rode the Gravitron, did you try to get it to the top as high as you can get before it started? I think I I think I accidentally got on that ride once. And then you never did it again? And then I said no.
Did it make you sick? Of course it did. Of course it made everybody sick. That's what I'm wondering. How sterile is this Gravitron?
If I'm paying $70,000 for this thing, I want it to be sterilized. I I don't know how many I mean, I'm looking at pictures of it. It is sold, so you can't buy it. It was listed thirty weeks ago. Oh.
This is old news. A 1988 Wisdom Gravitron for $70,000 sold. It was listed thirty weeks ago in Chandler, Arizona. There's video of it running I know. Which is great.
Has the Gravitron sign that goes above the thriller sign, because they named this one Thriller. But they do have the Gravitron sign that you could also, get with it. But, yeah, it's it's on a trailer. It it folds up and We're too late. I No.
Sold. Yeah. We're not late. It's fine. I never get what I want.
Oh, I'm so sorry. Bummer. I know. It is a bummer. This guy, that is selling it has links to a group of people that sell amusement rides.
Okay. So there are some other things that you might be interested in. Like what else? Well, like, a little stand to sell, like, candy apples out of that are on, yeah. There's I know.
A fleet of cute little trucks to haul, the rides. No. That's kinda fun. No. There is, a a really fun octopus ride I like that.
With light up arms. How much is that? Doesn't say. Oh, I could use that. I would absolutely buy that.
$12,000,000 because you're buying all of this. You're getting the trucks. You're getting the trailers, the little things. You're also getting the octopus ride. You like the, like, tidal wave style rides?
No. But my sister does. There's one of these. How much? Doesn't say.
That would be a stellar birthday present. Gonna have to call and ask. If she just had the this one's called the abyss. And, yeah, she could put it in her backyard. You're right.
That would be so much. Be a thing. How about a fun house? No. Okay.
I wanted the Gravitron. Well, it's not for sale anymore. Let's see. What else do we have? There's a carousel, Garfield themed carousel.
Oh, there's more. It also has a Shrek. It's got a big Shrek head. Isn't that something? That's something.
Yeah. Oh, and it's got the crazy frog in the middle. Garfield and Shrek and the crazy frog, the whole gang, minions, they're just grabbing everybody's. They got Winnie the Pooh. We don't need to buy it.
It's a carnival. Let's buy a carnival. Do we need a carnival? Yes. Why?
Because. Oh, because. So I'm trying to learn a little bit more about this. There is this guy who has a doggy school bus. Uh-huh.
And he, lives in this town. People sign up for for this adventure, walks for their dog. And so the bus goes around and picks up the dogs. It's just a bus for dogs and this guy. And he'll pick up your dog.
And if we could get, if we could get our Jack Russell in on this, I think we'd be in a lot of good shape Yes. We would. With, with her burning some energy. But this, adventure bus picks up the dogs, and then it takes them on adventure walks. And there's this video, that was posted online today of these dogs that are, super, super, super hyped up.
They're just going crazy on this bus. That bus too. It smells like dogs. It smells like dogs. Yeah.
And they they go wild. They're bouncing, you know, all over the place on the on the way to the walk, and then, snaps, cuts to, after the walk. And the dogs can't even keep their eyes open. They're falling asleep. They look way too human, which is always weird, but they are just like kids or even even teenagers.
You could say that's the same thing you get from a teenager in a car. They're all hyped up to go on an adventure or they're not, and they're gonna and there's gonna be a lot of weird energy, and you're gonna go have the adventure, and then they're gonna sleep the whole way home. Yeah. Which is perfect. So absolutely need to put our dog on that because our dog needs some adventure.
Yeah? Not necessarily adventure even. We just gotta exercise that dog Yeah. More than we are. Yeah.
I mean, there's there's We need to wear out our dog. Yeah. I know. I saw someone say, a tired dog is a happy dog, which I agree. And then they also said that, they they had an epiphany as they were walking their dog one day that walking the dog tired the dog out, which was great, but that the more they did it, the more stamina the dog was building up because the dog was conditioning and getting stronger.
Oh. So the law the walks were gonna have to be longer, and the time spent trying to tire the dog out was gonna have to be more because the dog is building up all that crazy stamina, just gonna keep on walking and walking and walking. So, anyway, we gotta find out if there's a dog with us. Do. Because somebody needs to wear out our dog.
Yeah. It's probably me. I should probably go walk the dog. You should probably give that a go. Yep.
It'd be good for me to get the exercise too. So maybe it's just me. I just All of us need some exercise. You can walk, where you want, when you want, how you want, and I'll walk that fast walking dog. Okay.
Because she's nuts. She is nuts. She needs to go quick. So we'll have to just take the dog out is what we're gonna have to do and wear that dog out once there's not so much snow on the ground. You know?
Yeah. Yeah. That's my issue. That's my hang up. I know mine too.
How do you feel about bridges? Well, they have their place among among the valleys. Okay. How do I feel about a bridge? Yeah.
Like, do you mind driving on them or I don't have problem with it. No. We when we were in San Diego, drove across that crazy bridge. That bridge was nuts. You don't even remember?
I don't. It's called we drove over to that island. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. I know what you're talking about. I know that bridge. It wasn't that crazy. It's the Coronado Bridge is what it's called.
Think it was that crazy? I didn't think it was crazy going to Coronado Island, but coming back to San Diego from Coronado Island and you could actually see the curve and the, the fact that we were over a lot of water and stuff. Like, that was a little bit more intense. But I was also driving. So I think you feel it a little different when you're driving than when maybe you feel different.
I don't know. Who knows? Would you That's a crazy bridge. If it were possible, would you want to drive or would you be willing to drive on a massive bridge from USA to Europe? Boy.
Is someone trying to build that? No. I don't think anybody's trying to build it. Can you imagine the time and effort and money it would take to build something like that? Not never mind the upkeep of it.
There's no there's no possible way. I'm not be The shortest distance is from Maine to Portugal. It's about 3,100 miles. That's wild. So assuming that the maximum highway speed is 85 miles an hour.
So now that's across the Atlantic. Yeah. But why don't we just go the other way across the Pacific in the Strait Of Gibraltar, which is 8.7 miles. Oh, that's not terrible. Yeah.
I mean, then you gotta go through Asia to get there. So it's it might not be shorter. You're right. Maybe it's not. What was I saying?
Oh, okay. So maximum highway speed of 85 per miles per hour. It would take more than thirty six hours to complete the 3,000 mile journey. Have to have stops. Assuming this is no stops.
Yeah. No. You have to. You can't unless it's not for cars. What would it be for?
High speed train. Oh. So forget about everybody driving themselves. Remove that from the equation. Then you then you can start eliminating some safety things.
Do it in high speed rail and, connect all the continents. Why not? Now high speed rail top speed, what is that? I don't know. High speed rail speed is a 25 miles per hour to a 55 miles per hour.
So that would take So now if you go But 3,500 miles Then you're gonna need a sturdier track. You're gonna need train tracks. Not like train tracks. Monorail kind of situation. Yeah.
But it's gonna need to be the construction is gonna need to be different. So that's more money and time and effort. And not to mention the upkeep. I'm just thinking of water is so damaging. The amount of money and time just to make sure that bridge is still, like, solid all the time.
No way. No way. No way. I'm trying to figure this is not working for me. I don't want that.
3,000 mile long bridge Yeah. Across an ocean. It's still gonna take you a day. It's still gonna take you twenty two hours and thirty four minutes to go 3,500 miles at a 55 miles per hour. It's still gonna take you twenty two and a half hours.
An ocean. Yeah. That's that's a little terrifying. But if you're in high speed rail, you can wander around. You can have dining cars.
You can have sleeping cabins. You can do all kinds of stuff. I know. I think that long of a distance over an ocean just seems terrifying. Yeah.
It's like when people are on cruise ships and they look out on the black of the water. Yeah. Terrifying. Right. And the Atlantic Ocean is 28,000 feet deep.
Oh, no biggie. There's also how you go and put feet on that bridge? Yeah. You gotta get to the bottom. Good luck.
Yeah. There's some there's some engineering challenges. Have fun with that, mathematicians. Oh, hey. So would you rather this or that?
That time already? Yep. Would you rather have a magical fridge that restocks your favorite snack on demand K. Or a dresser that magically organizes itself? No.
It's a fridge. The fridge? Yeah. Why the fridge? I don't care about my organization and my dresser that much, and it's fine.
I'm gonna pick the dresser. You know why? Because I didn't tired of doing it. I'm tired. I'm tired.
I'm tired. Because I'm tired. Well, every so often, like, every couple of months, I go, ugh. I haven't worn that in a long time. I haven't worn that in a long time.
Yeah. And then I just close the drawer because I can't be bothered to organize it because it's time consuming and it's dumb. My, almost all of my clothes are in the closet. I have, like Okay. You know what I'm saying?
No. I get what you're saying. In my dresser, it's like socks, underwear. That's it. And then all my shorts live in a drawer and my pajamas.
So I got shorts and pajamas in that drawer. And then I have what I call work T shirts. That's what's in the bottom drawer. I have three drawers. All of my shirts, my pants, my shoes, all that stuff is in the closet hung and folded.
My hats are in there. My suit is in there. All my clothes are in the closet. Yeah. What's your point?
I don't need to worry about organizing my dresser because it's pretty organized. Yeah. But In my three drawers, I'm good. Mhmm. I've put away your clothes before.
I don't think it's that good. I think it's great. I think it could use some organization. I think it's a little tight. Yeah.
But I've but it's organized. It's fine. No. I know where all my stuff is. I think you should probably it could use with some organization.
That's all. It's fine. You're going with the what's your favorite snack on demand? I don't know. Whatever I'm feeling that day.
It might be an apple sauce. It might be a string cheese. It might be a pudding. I don't know. It'll have it on demand.
The snack I crave on demand. I like that your number one snack is apple sauce. Well, it's on it's on the list. It's high on the list. Years old.
Leave me alone. Or two. I'm either 85 or two. Yeah. I love an apple sauce.
I'm taking that fridge. K. Would you rather this or that? Would you consider yourself to be speedy? Are you Depends.
Are you quick? Are you a fast runner? Not a runner, but I'm fast in my car, and I feel like I'm a fast walker. Alright. Let's talk about running, though.
Okay. Fast do you think you could run a hundred meters? What's average? I don't know. I don't think I could run it very fast at all.
I'm slow when it comes to running. But slow and steady wins the race. Is that what they say? Average person runs the 100 meter dash in fifteen to eighteen seconds. I'll probably say I could get there in about two minutes.
Two minutes? Well, you know Tyreke Hill from the Miami Dolphins? Yes. Do you know Olympic gold medalist sprinter Noah Lyles? No.
Well, these two have been trash talking each other on social media to find out who's faster, and they have finally agreed to race one another. Tyrique's fast. He's really fast. So is an Olympic gold medal sprint sprinter. So do they race?
They haven't yet. The race distance has yet to be decided, but it is expected to be somewhere between 40 yards and 100 meters. So it's gonna be it's gonna be quick. It's gonna be over that fast. And it should take place before NOAA competes in The US Outdoor Track And Field Championships, which begin July 31.
So sometime between now and the July, we should expect to see Tyreke and Noah race one another. I'd I'd I'd watch that. Tyreke's fast. Yeah. I know.
But so is an Olympic gold medalist. But so is Noah. Noah is a gold medalist, a Olympic sprinter. I wanna watch it. Well, I'll keep you posted.
I'll turn on some notifications or something so I make sure to get updated when this thing actually happens. But, they finally agreed to it, so we're gonna see what happens. They're it's gonna be fast. I bet. I'm trying to see how fast Noah ran to win his gold.
Now Don't see that in Tyreke is fast, but he had a really rough season. I know he did. That he didn't get to he didn't get to run. They didn't use him to the best of their ability. And he was upset about that.
He's he might be out of practice a little bit. I don't know. He's still training. He's still practicing. He's still out there running every day.
I think Tyreke's in good shape to be able to run. Okay. How old is each of them? Oh, good question. Tyrique is 30, and Noah Lyles is 27.
So they're pretty pretty evenly, pretty evenly Aged? Aged. Yeah. Mhmm. Well, we'll have to see.
His fastest 100 meter, 9.784 for Noah. And Tyrique, his fastest hundred meter is 10.19. So he's they're very close. This is gonna be a good race. Very close.
Yeah. We'll see what happens. When is it happening? It between now and the July. No date yet.
Okay. I'll let you know. See if it ever happens. They're fast fast guys. We'll see them race.
Alright. That's gonna do it for the show. Race you to the door. I can You've got a bit of an advance. You've got a straight shot.
You have to come around the corner. Yeah. You'll probably still win. You think? Yeah.
I don't know. Alright. We'll see. Have a good day. We'll see you back here tomorrow.
Bye. You get healthier. I'm trying. I'm doing my best. I'm loading myself up with cough drops.
Take a take a vitamin or something. I have been. I'm working on it. Alright. We'll catch you tomorrow morning.
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