February 25, 2025 | Wake Up Classy 97
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February 25, 2025 | Wake Up Classy 97

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Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Tuesday, February 25, 2025

Episode summary introduction:

We’re back from an extra long weekend, let’s not drop heavy things on our feets for likes, Josh had a birthday, gonna tie up some saucy bugs, Chantel was embarrassed in public, we went mattress shopping on President’s Day, Chantel is rubbing perfume samples on herself like it’s the 90s, who left a chunk of bagel in the bag, a dozen eggs makes for an expensive breakfast, an ASL class update, there’s a Bluey episode that’s all about Chantel, and the men’s room is haunted.

Timestamps:
(0:00) - Intro
(2:40) - We're back from a long weekend
(6:59) - Dropping heavy things on your feet
(10:14) - Good News to Get You Going
(11:57) - Josh is now 43 years old
(16:25) - Tying up some saucy bugs
(21:19) - Chantel gets embarrassed in public
(26:39) - Mattress shopping is lame
(32:18) - Chantel's perfume samples
(37:37) - The half-eaten bagel
(43:33) - A dozen eggs in that breakfast
(46:50) - ASL class update
(52:21) - Relax & watch some Bluey
(55:41) - Would You Rather This or That
(57:31) - The men's room is haunted + outro

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Full show transcript:

Well, hey there, Chantel. Well, hey there, Joshua. Hi there. Hi there. Hi there.

Hey there. How the how the here. Here. Happy Tuesday. Yeah.

So today is Tuesday. It is February. There's only a few days left in the month of February. You believe that? That's insane.

We're almost to March. And it feels like nice one. Good one. Bless you. It feels like, this year is already about to be in its third month is going by wicked fast.

Wicked. It felt like the longest January Yeah. And the shortest February. Like, February felt like it was two days. Yeah.

That's true. We're back from an extra long weekend. Let's not drop heavy things on our feets for likes. Yeah. No.

That's just good advice. That's a dumb what a dumb thing to do. Let's not do that. Although, I do do offer up pretty brilliant marketing for somebody. You did.

That's for free. Josh had a birthday, so now we're the same z's age. What? For a little while, what, 60 some odd days, and then you're gonna be old again. No.

Yeah, you old lady. Are you gonna tie up some saucy bugs? I like tying up saucy bugs. I wanna go fishing with my saucy bugs. I did get my fishing license over the weekend.

Hot dog. So I'm ready to go. Hot dog. I just need to go. I was embarrassed in public.

Nothing new about that. No. But it was a good time. It was a good time. We went mattress shopping on Presidents' Day.

Because that's what Presidents' Day is for, all the mattresses. We didn't go shopping on Presidents' Day. No. I know. But that's that's that's the Presidents' Day sale through the February.

Okay. That's why. I'm rubbing perfume samples on myself like it's the nineties. Yeah. What's up with that?

What are you doing? It's free. Yeah. I get it's free, but, this kinda smells also like paper. Josh left a chunk of bagel in the bag.

That's right. And I can't go back and eat it anymore because somebody threw it away. You wouldn't have. You would not. I might have.

A dozen eggs makes for an expensive breakfast. Yeah. What's up? Why you why you spending all this money on eggs? So we're rich.

No. We're not. We're not. An ASL class update. You passed your final, Chantel.

What? Look at you go. Let's have cake. Okay. There's a bluey episode that's all about me.

That's right. It's called Relax. Relax. Relax. No.

No. Say it right. Relax. Relax. All the way down.

And the men's room is apparently haunted. There's a ghoul, the paper towel ghoul. We are Josh and Chantel, and this is wake up classy 97, the podcast. Enjoy today's show. Whoop de doo.

Oh, we're back to whoop de doos? That's old school. Well, hello. Hey. It's been a while.

It's been a minute or two. It's been exactly four days. Has it really? Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday. So Friday was a sick day.

Or Let's let's start off here. Let's start off by saying Friday was an accident. Friday, I woke up, and, I had less voice than I've had in, I think, forever. It's weird hearing myself sound normal I know. Right now.

Like that you. That's great. Full recovery. I know. I know.

Pretty exciting stuff. But Friday, I literally act I this was it. And I I had nothing. You woke up. You kinda stumbled to the living room.

You laid down on the couch. Never to be seen or heard from again. Get up until that afternoon. Yeah. You are kind of a zombie.

It was not good. So, that's that's what happened Friday. And I don't radio alone. What? You don't?

No. Why? Because I don't know how to push the button. Well, you could absolutely do this show, and it would probably be better. I highly, highly doubt that.

Just you talking a radio team. I I get I'm not a radio solo. So I I did come into work later that afternoon on Friday. And and then Saturday was my birthday. Woo hoo.

Woo hoo. Indeed. I know I was gonna have, like, a birthday I know. We were show on Friday. Did you have stuff planned?

No. But I was gonna I see. I was gonna make the day cool. So let me just take a moment and say to the folks here at at the, Riverbend Media Group that took the time and effort to decorate the studio They didn't create the get to see it Friday afternoon. They were way disappointed that I that you and I weren't here on Friday morning because they had done it Thursday night.

They had come in. They'd spent extra time, decorating the place. They did a wonderful job. They left me some cookies. They're delicious.

Oh, and raisin cookies. Oh, no. Raisin cookies. That's right. Decorated with fish.

I know. There's there's fish hanging. There's this crown, that they made. You haven't seen yet. No.

I haven't. It has birthday candles on it and says happy birthday, but then the tops of the candles, they put fish, which I think is hilarious. That's cute. It's so great, and I really, really appreciate it. And that and I'm glad I got to see it on Thursday or, excuse me, on Friday, and experience that.

That was very nice of them to do that, so I appreciate that. And then, yeah, Saturday was birthday. Sunday was, the weekend. We had a lot going on. We had people in town.

It was a crazy weekend. And then yesterday was just day off. Like, that that one was planned. Yesterday was supposed to be the only day off that I took extra for my birthday. I'm just saying.

So, essentially, we had because we took Friday morning off. So we had Saturday, Sunday, yesterday. And then a half day. A half a day on Friday. Right.

A three and a half day weekend is not the worst thing ever. So you would work three and a half and then have three and a half off because that's seven. Oh, that sounds awesome. Yeah? Yes.

So you'd work Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, half of Friday. Half a day on Friday. Yeah. Get out early on Friday. Have Saturday, Sunday, Monday off.

Would you rather go in early and leave early on Friday or go in late and stay late? I'd rather go in early and get off early. I think I would take all of Friday off, and I would make Monday the half day. And I would make it early start. I see.

Okay. Yeah. Okay. Sounds good to me. Yeah.

That but, you know, that doesn't make it on the books. It doesn't exist. It's not a thing. It doesn't exist yet. I know.

We're gonna get it on the books. What does that mean? I don't know. Well, it's good to be back in the studio anyway. We are Josh and Chantel.

This is wake up classy 97. And we're beyond. Here. And we're beyond. We we're back.

Here's some proof that the Internet is getting dumber, not smarter. Okay. The new TikTok trend is to drop heavy things on your foot and see how much they hurt. Okay. So the idea is that you drop something dumb, and then you, Like a doughnut.

A doughnut. Well, that's something that's not really gonna hurt you, but it'd be something to drop and be like, no. That's a doughnut. That So yeah. You didn't hurt.

Drop it on your foot without shoes on. You ride around in pain, and then you rate the pain on a scale from one to 10. Yeah. That's Then you do something heavier. No.

And then you do something heavier. No. And then you do something heavier. No. And then you do something heavier.

No. And then you do something more heavy. This is gonna lead to broken toes. It absolutely is. TikTok has started to kind of ban these videos, not necessarily ban them, but they're when they get a little too intense, they're like, yeah.

We're not we're not gonna we're not gonna let you do this. People gotta stop doing that. Yeah. Uh-huh. There was one guy who he did a hammer, a space heater, a soundbar Those are heavy.

And a drill. Yeah. Let's not let's not do this. No. This is not the thing.

This is absolutely let's use social media for creativity and intelligent things. How about I totally agree. I think, we we should be doing much better than whatever that is. And who was the first person that was like, I'm gonna do this? And and then who was the second person that went, I'm gonna do that too?

Because I think that the second person's probably worse. Yeah. Why do you think that? Well, because the first person was doing it, you know, maybe as a goof or trying to get, viral, you know, some sort of reaction. But then guy number two Why do you assume there are guys?

I'm just a Come on. I'm listen. I'm with you on that boat. But Because I know. I know for a fact.

It had to be dudes. It is absolutely dudes. Come on. Anyway, bad bad time. Don't do that.

Don't do this. Don't participate in this challenge. No. And, also, don't watch it. Don't give them that kind it too.

Don't give back that kind of space. That's that's a very good point. There's no reason. You don't need to. I'm not even gonna search that guy out.

Good answer. Don't don't need to. I don't need to see what you're dropping on your foot. Mm-mm. Plus, also, I don't wanna see your dogs Fair point.

Your feet. Are they bare are they bare feet? It's bare feet. That's a whole thing too? Mhmm.

Because I do it in, like, steel toe boots. I'd be like, look. Nothing hurts me. No. Just don't do it at all because you're bound to get hurt one way or another.

It's a good opportunity right now for a boot company to step up and say, pain scale, zero. We got you. Right? See, that's marketing. That is good marketing.

Take something that's silly and and you do the trend, but you do the trend with steel toe boots. And say, hey. Yep. We got you. That's a free one.

Next one, you're gonna have to pay me for. Cohen Daigle. He's from Saint Agatha, Maine. He is eight years old, and he made a big splash at a recent fishing contest. Uh-huh.

About a week ago, he caught a muskie at the Long Lake Ice Fishing Derby that put him in third place. When it came time it's a big fish. Okay. When it came time to collect his prize, he surprised everyone by telling the announcer that he wanted to give his entire 800 prize money check to the Edgar j Paradis Cancer Fund. Aw.

And the audience was in tears, of course. They were. It's crazy. His mom, Tiffany, obviously proud of him, said that she wasn't surprised by her son's act of kindness because he's always been wise beyond his years and just a really old soul kind heart, which I think is really, really special. After hearing about the donation, a lot of people in the community reached out and have sent him gift cards and fishing gear and all kinds of stuff, which obviously he didn't necessarily ask for.

He just was trying to do a nice thing and said, I don't need this $800. I'm gonna donate that to a cancer charity. And so, what a good kid. What a good kid. Eight year old Owen Daigle from Saint Agatha, Maine.

First of all, congrats on the fishing contest win. That's a big deal. That's a big deal. I just looked up, muskie. They're crazy looking.

They're big. I know. Big old Yeah. Daddy fish. They're crazy.

So, anyway, well done, Cohen. Big news. Big news for Cohen. He's a good guy. It's good news to get you going.

As we mentioned earlier, Josh, you turned 43 on Saturday. I know. I'm slower. Welcome. I'm older.

Welcome to 43. You and I are now officially the same age for a couple of months. Potentially wiser. Yeah? I think.

I think so. I bought you some fishing equipment. You of some tie some stuff for my, fly tying bench. Yes. Sorry.

Awesome. That the day was kind of boring. I mean, the day was boring. Uh-huh. We had people in town.

We had performances to go to. We were busy. We were busy. Boring. Okay.

You had a good day? It was a fine day. Alright. Good. I'm glad.

It was a fine weekend. I got to tie flies, whenever I wanted for the most part, and and I got to hang out. I got to visit some friends, and I'm I'm just fine. Alright. Okay.

Good. Good deal. Thank you. Old. You are old.

You know? You're in the forty three club. I feel like, there was a time when I was younger where it was like, no. The the whole world stops for today is my day. Mhmm.

And I think that ended a while ago. I tried to make it exciting. I didn't say that. Okay. It wasn't about you.

This wasn't about your attempts at making a birthday exciting. I what I'm saying is when you're when you're younger and you have milestone birthdays and it's a big deal, I like, 40 a few years ago, 40 was a huge deal. You had me delivered to the birthday party that you had planned via hearse. So let's be real. I'm good with a little low key.

Okay. I don't need I don't need a hearse every year. I but I like to make birthdays special for the people in my life, and I wasn't feeling good all last week. And so time got away from me really quickly, and then I went, oh, no. I have a birthday tomorrow.

So it was a quick scramble for me on Friday to try and get supplies needed. I see. So it wasn't what I wanted it to be. I get what you're saying. And then I remembered last night, oh, I bought you a cake.

I have a cake for you. You you kept remembering that there was a cake. Oh, there's cake in the fridge. I forgot about a cake. Oh, because you put it in the garage fridge, and so, which is the backup extra storage fridge.

We never go out there. Which we It's too cold. In the winter. So then yeah. There there was no, like, reminder that it was in the fridge.

Anyway There's cake. Well, I have cake for you. That's nice. It's a Boston cream pie cake. That sounds delicious.

I know. I'm very excited about that. So we gotta eat that cake. Yeah. Alright.

Let's have some cake. We'll just stretch the birthday into, like, the rest of the month. I was also gonna buy some candles to put on the cake so that you could blow them out. And then I went, are we still doing this? Yeah.

Well, I shouldn't blow on the cake. I thought we got rid of that five years ago. Let's not let's not blow on the cake. Excited that we weren't blowing on cakes. We're not.

I didn't buy the candles. We're just gonna sing happy birthday. You're gonna have a slice of cake. We don't necessarily even have to do that. Okay.

Because I don't know that anybody loves doing it, let alone the person who's sitting there going, what am I doing? I don't know that we have to sing. Where do you look when people are singing at you? I'm gonna stare directly in everyone's face. I'm just gonna move around the room.

Are you singing? I don't. Where do I look when I'm doing the singing? I don't even think I look at the birthday person because that's awkward. I look at the cake.

You do? I don't know. I I really don't know. I don't know where I look. Oh, I can't wait to have a slice of that.

How about it? Well, anyway, no. Thanks for all the efforts. I think it was great. Yes.

And I I kinda I I wanna get back to tying some flies. Like, this is all I can think about right now. I've been tying like a madman. You did all weekend. I know.

I'm ready to do more. Having a good time with it. Sheesh. Tied a lot. I hadn't yes.

I know. Even last night, I tied two dozen or more just sitting there. This is great. It's just great. Love it.

Okay. So I go to a local fly fish shop. So your very favorite one. Okay. And I go in there to buy you some presents, and I've been in there a time or two with you Yes.

A lot of times. And the people that work there are lovely. They are lovely, nice, kind people. Mhmm. Most of them are very helpful.

Too helpful, I would say. Is there such a thing? So helpful that they kinda don't wanna just leave you alone. I see. So maybe they didn't trust you.

It's possible. It is absolutely possible. Maybe you looked bewildered and lost. No. I I did not look bewildered and lost.

I had a list and pictures of everything that I was looking for. I knew exactly where they were. I had Oh, you had pictures? I was in there. Yeah.

I was I was going in. I there were three things I had to purchase, and I said, that one's here. That one's here. That one's here. Sweet.

I walked in, beeline to my section. And he followed me around and was like, what can I do for you? And I was like, oh, I'm good. Thanks. And he was like, well, I can help you find something.

I'm like, I know exactly where I'm going. And he's like, well, what are you shopping for? Like, I'm getting some presents for my husband's birthday. Oh, great. What's he into?

I'm like, I've got it. Did you fly fishing? He's into fly fishing and fly time, and here we are. I've got it. That's funny.

I'm fine. Here's the problem, though. The three items that I picked up, neither one of them, none of them had price tags on them. Oh. And then I went, how about maybe you could fill your time Ah.

With pricing things. I see. Did they not have a little hook with the tag that has a price on it? They sure didn't. They didn't.

None of them had price tags. So then I went, okay. Now I need some assistance. Yeah. What are the prices of all these things?

Because use it used to be that there was that little pricing gun thing. And so, everything had a little sticker on it. Yes. And I think, it was it was much easier, and and a little bit more modernized to say, we're just gonna put a tag on the shelf that says how much the thing costs instead of individually tagging it. There was none of that.

Yeah. And I went I feel like there might be somewhere. You would think. I looked all over Yeah. Because I went, I don't wanna ask this guy for help after I said, please leave me alone.

Actually, hey. Could I get you back over here real quick? Right quick? I got a question. My other favorite part was that the guys at the fly fishing shop are cool.

They're they're cool. They listen to cool music, and they're What? Not cool as in It's not like skate shop. No. No.

No. No. Right. It's not that cool. Skate shop vibes.

I get that. Like, what's a fly fishing shop cool? It's a different kind of cool. It's this. It's just like, hey.

We're friendly. It's You wanna go fishing? Where are you going fishing? It's a way That's what I get all the time. Back.

Cool. Where where are you going fishing these days? And I go, you tell me where where should I be fishing? You're the guide. Like Not me.

My favorite part was when I was checking out, there was another employee that was talking to a shopper. They were talking about fishing. And then the employee said, alright. You go make some saucy bugs, and then we'll go fishing. That's it.

Saucy bugs. That's what I've been doing. I've been tying up some saucy bugs. It's too cool. That store's too cool for me.

It's it's a laid back kinda cool, isn't it? Yeah. But so is skateboarding cool? Nah. Skateboarding's got an got a an edge to it.

Fly fishing cool is just chill. Honestly Like, it's chill cool. It's a slower pace for sure, but, also, it's got its exciting moments. Does it? Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah. With your saucy bugs? Mhmm. Yeah. I'm gonna go tie up some saucy bugs and hit the hit the rivers.

Yeah. But I gotta get out of here. Yeah. That that was it. They were like, I'm done.

Time to go. Give me my three things that are not priced. Well, thank you for those awesome gifts. And and did you sign up for emails? I sure didn't.

They get good emails. No. You got that covered. I just you might wanna get them. That's what happens when you buy birthday gifts.

You get emails from things that interest me, and then you know, oh, he might be into that. So that's how the email marketing is supposed to work. I get it. I understand. You're not supposed to be annoyed.

You're supposed to be like, oh, that might be a thing. No. No. You're done for a while. I'm done.

Your Christmas and birthday are over. I got a couple of months that I don't have to worry about you. So here's what's fun about going out with you and I. When we go places, specifically me, I there's always a problem that I tend to have. Do you have a problem Well when you go out with me?

Did I hear that right? Yeah. This is not it's not on the right. Let me start again. Alright.

Scratch scratch everything I said. I'm good at talking. Our daughter is in a local production of the musical Newsies. That's true. And when we went to go watch it, they gave Yoda buy some light sticks so you can be I didn't have to.

It you were you could have, you could buy them. They're fun. They're exciting, so you can participate. Yeah. Because I wanna participate, I have to buy them.

K. So we bought some light sticks, and they tell us at the beginning, hey. We're gonna tell you when to turn on the light sticks, and then turn them off when we're done. Right. Great.

Do you wanna say what happened to you first? Well, we're sitting near the aisle, and I'm just watching, and I'm having a good time. And I might have bounced my leg, I guess. And, my foam light stick thing fell off of my lap and somehow landed exactly on the power button and turned on at not the appropriate time. And I thought for half a second it was gonna roll all the way down the aisle to the to the orchestra pit, but it didn't.

I grabbed it quicker than that and hurried and turned it off. That's what happened to me. That was my big embarrassing moment. Embarrassing. Oh my god.

Not as embarrassing as when they were supposed to turn them on and did, and then you couldn't figure out how to turn it off. And it was well after time to turn it off, and you were having a panic attack. Was my panic attack. I went, oh my gosh. I can't turn this off.

I can't turn this off. I can't turn this off. My button is broken. I've pushed it in too far, and now it's broken. And you were stressed.

Gonna like, I'm gonna be stuck here with this light. I don't wanna be the person that everyone hates because you can't turn off our light stick. Well and then you just kept tapping it. You're just tapping, tap, tap, tap, tapping. What I was trying to do scrape at it.

I was trying to, like, get it so that I could take the battery out. That was your that's where your head was. Trying to get my finger in there so that I could open it somehow and get that battery out. Yeah. And you were like Yeah.

Because because I had my embarrassing moment, and you went real nice. Yeah. You went nice. You were So I went help at all. Yeah.

That was that was, it was really fun. When you realized that you were trying to press the screw instead of the off switch, The screw that holds the battery door shut, and then you found the off switch and went, oh. Oh. Oh. My it it's fine.

It's not broken. Yeah. It's fine. And all of that happened in about ten to fifteen seconds. It really wasn't that long.

It wasn't that long at all. Like it was minutes. I was, I mean, I was still surprised that nowhere in your thought process was I also have a coat in my lap. Maybe I'll cover it up. Oh, I didn't think about that.

Still to right now? Yeah. I never thought about that. That would have been what I really would have done is walked out and said Are you serious? Is broken, and I would have checked it in the garbage.

It wasn't broken. You were just pushing on the screw Yes. Trying to turn it off with a screw, which is not Also, you are not helping. That is rude. No.

I can't believe it. I had to solve my own embarrassing moment. I I couldn't take us both on. That was that one was for you. We can't be trusted.

That's right. That's right. We should not. We should not childish toys. Yeah.

We will play with them. We don't know. We don't know how to be adults. I know how to be embarrassed real quick. And then when we went to the, Saturday performance, I was sitting next to your your bestie, and she had the light stick in her hand.

Uh-huh. And I reached over and just turned it on at an appropriate time, and she had a panic attack a little bit. And I went, this is good. This is a good game. I like this.

This is fun for me. You're such a jerk. So I liked using it as, like, an instrument. Yeah. You were, turning it into many different, flutes and horns and things.

And clarinets. Uh-huh. And every time, I'd say, what instrument is that? And you'd name something that you were not playing the way it should have been played. Oh, I'm playing this way with all these fingers.

That's a clarinet. Yeah. Okay. Fine. Clearly.

Cool. Clearly. Good job. What is that? It's a flute.

What are you playing now? I don't know. A clarinet. But it was also it was a trumpet. In the music, it's a trumpet.

And not once did you play a trumpet. You played a clarinet, a flute, A recorder. I know you're a recorder. At one point, you did have a recorder, which looked weirdly exactly like a clarinet. Strange.

We're a delight. Mhmm. You and I. Well This is how you pass the time. Sorry to our neighbors that have to sit by us.

I'm not. Sorry for the annoyance. You're welcome for being part of the fun crowd. We did a little bit of mattress shopping over the weekend. It was president's day weekend, and all the mattresses were on sale.

That's what president's weekend is for. No. It wasn't president's day weekend. President's day weekend was last weekend. Nah.

But I still heard all the commercials and all the signage at all the mattress stores said it's a president's day sale through February. I feel like we didn't get that big of a sale. Yeah. I feel like the president's sale needs to do more for us. Thanks a lot, president.

Okay. That's fair. That is fair. I mean, look. We were only shopping for a twin mattress.

We weren't looking for anything big and fancy. We just needed a small a small mattress. So you guys that did not appreciate. And I know that furniture people are typically prone to, commission. Yeah.

That's facts. I did not appreciate when that we went to buy our mattress. We said, yeah. We we would like to take this one, please, and thank you. Yeah.

And he said, great. That total is gonna be Hundreds of doll yeah. A hundred dollars more than what I said. Than what I told you it was gonna be. And I said, well, what what?

What? Yeah. And he said, oh, I put on, like, a mattress cover, and I put on I added on all this stuff. Added on some sheets, and I added on some pillows. And we said, oh, no.

Thank you. Right. And we're just here for the mattress. Okay. Well, are you sure you don't want that mattress cover?

Yeah. Okay. Well, that's gonna really, break down the warranty. Yeah. I would recommend a mattress cover.

I'm just here for a twin mattress. I I don't need the extra $80 worth of stuff. I don't appreciate that. Thanks. I don't appreciate that.

The additional tag on? Yeah. Look at all this stuff I threw on there. Oh, and you get to pay for it. By the way, you get 10% off Yeah.

Of everything that I added on for you. Yeah. No. Thank you. Just take it all off, and then that's gonna save me $80.

80 dollars. Right. But I could put it all on there and save you $8. Right. Or Or You could take it all off and save me $80.

But I'm just warning you about that mattress cover. I'm warning you. Yeah. I've heard of them. I didn't like that.

I didn't appreciate that. I get it. That's that's not, that's not a cool tactic. Mm-mm. Like, it it'd be one thing if you're like, hey.

We have this as a as a thing. We do a discounted thing. And if you add on this stuff, then you could save a little bit of money off of all this additional stuff if you want it. That would be how you'd approach it. Don't show me this is your total with all of this $80 worth of stuff I add.

That we didn't even talk about, but I just added for you because I think it's a good idea. And, also, I work on commission. And so Right. The more I charge you, the more I get. Right.

Because if I sell all those add ons, bonus check. Yeah. But I don't want that stuff. Please just give me my mattress. Thank you.

Give you an extra $80. Thank you. Goodbye. We did get a mattress. We did.

What's odd is that it was, what do they call that? Vacuum packed. Yeah. It was vacuum packed. So you cut it open, and then it Yeah.

Up furled like And, yeah. But it's a real mattress. It is, but it was a tube for a minute. It was a big heavy tube. That was weird.

Lot easier to move around as a tube. I will tell you that. That's true. And it was easier to put in the vehicle also. Mean.

You could carry that in a car. Yes. You could. You don't have to strap it to the roof and have it flap anymore. Have you ever done that?

No. No. I have not. I have loaded it into a back of a truck and, had the mattress bigger than the truck and had it, you know, tied down kinda skidewompus in there. But, but, no, I've never done the old single strap to the roof and have it Flap around.

I've seen lots of I've seen lots of vehicles that do do that, and then I I get worried for them. That's a big, like, a big sale. Your gas mileage is just bottomed out. There's no way you're getting good gas mileage with a big massive that it's tied down securely so that it doesn't flop on other cars. Very good point.

Really messes with the aerodynamics of your vehicle, making it, well, not have much. That's that's what's going on there. But, anyway, you know, if you were looking for something fun to do this weekend, mattress shopping It didn't take that long, honestly. No. I know.

It wasn't my favorite activity. But super fun. I think the fact that neither one of us wanted to do it Yeah. Made it go by really quickly. Yeah.

Because we both just kinda went, I don't really care. We kinda said, here's the price that we're willing to pay. Yeah. And we want something in stock. We don't have to wait for it.

That's right. I wanna take it home today, and I'm looking for something in this price range. That's why I should do all my shopping. Yeah. I should go to the grocery store.

Here's what I'm looking for in stock today. And, also I don't wanna pay more than that. Yeah. Don't don't be adding on a bunch of gallons of milk I didn't ask for. Oh, but we But I could save you 10%.

That's right. But I could save you buy six jugs. If you buy six jugs, we'll throw in this, handy, you know, $25, thing that helps you carry six jugs of milk, and, I'll give it to you for 10% off. Well, I don't want that thing. I don't want that thing.

I only want one gallon of milk. I don't need six. I could save $80 if you See? That's right. Makes no sense.

No. They're trying to sell me all this weird stuff, man. Why I ought to You know how sometimes you'll get a little it's like a little mini catalog in the mail. It's like a little coupon book for a store. Oh, yeah.

Sure. Like, like, it'll it'll show you some of the deals that are, available now or coming soon or whatever. It's yeah. Sure. Okay.

So I got one in the mail a couple weeks ago from Ulta, the makeup and cares hair care store. Sure. And they had some samples of perfume in there. And there was an Ariana Grande perfume in there sample. And I went, what does this smell like?

And I opened it, and I went, oh, that smells kinda nice. Yeah. And we happened to be going out that night, and I said, I'm gonna put this Rihanna Grande sample on. Am I? No.

Hold on. What? Is it liquid sample, or is it just the little scratch and sniff, like, paper thing? Yep. Did you rub it on your neck like it's the nineties?

What? Come on. Because I'm a classy broad. Okay. Listen.

You can't go rubbing Why? The because I don't think that's how it works. I did it. Did it transfer the smell? Yes.

Yes. It did. I don't know if that's the thing to do. Well, I did it, and I smelled nice. And Did you?

Then I went to the store yesterday. I think I noticed. That's rude. Well, I just don't think I noticed. Maybe you just didn't get close enough.

But when you wear typically, when you wear perfume, it's you can tell. You just had to get closer, I suppose. I guess I didn't get close to your neck. I guess not. I was I could smell it Cool.

On myself. So I don't it was next to your neck. Listen. I go to the store yesterday and I go, oh, I really liked that perfume. I'm gonna see if I can get a bottle of that.

No way. Perfume is so expensive. Yeah. Why is perfume so ridiculously expensive? I don't know.

I really don't know. Like, $98 for a tiny bottle. $98? Yeah. That's more than we spent on the really nice perfume that you got that I like.

I know. Yeah. It's because it comes with the name Ariana Grande. Ariana Grande. Of which She's got, like, a hundred different ones.

Which one was it? I can't remember because I threw away the sample. But the thing of the matter is I didn't buy the perfume, and now I just want the sample again. So I'm gonna need Ulta to send me more of those little Oh, it was samples. Well, I was just looking, and I don't see any of her stuff at $90.

The most expensive one I see is called Love Notes, and that one is 80. It's it's, like an amber colored bottle. No. That wasn't it. Was it the cherry eclipse one?

I don't know. That one's got, like, crystals around it, and it's like a pink ball. I don't know because What'd you do? I just had the sample. Oh, I know.

I found it. It's it is the cherry eclipse one. The cherry eclipse. See that one's 70 for three and a half ounces. Not even three and a half.

3.4 ounces. See what I'm saying? I'm not spending that. On perfume? Get out of here.

Give me the sample. How can I get more of those paper samples so that I can just Cherry eclipse? Rub that scratch and sniff sticker on my You like that one, though? Yeah. That one was nice.

Well, there is also there's a mini set that I could get for, a much, much it's a five piece set, and you it has that one in it. What are the other sets? Oh, the other ones. Five piece set? Where do you find that?

I just, Googled it. How much is it? $48. You know? But then you can try all of the Ariana Grande perfumes.

How big are those bottles? There's a ton. They're very small. Contains five, bottles. I it doesn't tell me.

It does have REM in there, but it's not the it's not the cherry one. It's a different one. I said I just googled why is perfume so expensive. Yeah. And it says the use of rare and costly natural ingredients.

I disagree. The complex production processes involving skilled perfumers Maybe on that. Their high quality packaging, extensive marketing campaigns, and the reputation of the luxury brand associated with it. Yeah. I think that's it.

I think I don't think it's just the money making thing. I don't need your high quality packaging. Yeah. I don't need your extensive marketing campaigns. They do have a little rollerball you can get for $30.

Yikes. That's a lot. I just give me the paper scratch and sniff packaging. You don't need to just rub it all over your face. And I don't rub it on my face.

It's that's what you used to do in the nineties when it came in a magazine. That's what I did. It's terrible. It worked great, and it was free. Yeah.

I guess. So we have a little basket of, it's just a basket that I keep on the counter, and that's where we put some bread. There is Oh, yeah. The little bowl, the little blue bowl? Yeah.

I was going through that the other day. Uh-huh. We got some bagels in there. We've got some bread in there. Sure.

There was a ziplock bag in there Yeah. Of, I wanna say, a half eaten bagel. I think it was less than that. Yeah. It was just a chunk of bagel.

Mhmm. Yeah. Blueberry bagel. Yep. Yeah.

Was it still squishy? Was it still soft? It was still soft. But I said, who's putting this quarter sized bagel in the ziplock bag? There's bites taken out of it.

There weren't bites taken out of it. I beg to differ. I have There weren't bytes taken out. I have a photo of it. K.

So let me look and see my Let's see. Photo here. See the photo. Show the camera the photo so that we can see It looks like there's bites consumed. No.

That's that's not bites. I'm pretty sure what you're seeing there is not bites because I might know whose bagel that is. That bagel belongs to you, sir. That's right. It's my bagel.

Why would you I don't understand. Why it doesn't have bites taken out of it. Okay. But I ripped it. Okay.

But why, Josh? I didn't finish it. You knew you weren't gonna eat that last piece of it. I might have. No.

You wouldn't have. Come on. We all know that. I probably would've. You wouldn't have.

I might've. Guess what? I threw it away. Well, I can't now. No.

I can't even prove you're wrong. Josh, that bagel had been sitting there for at least a week and a half, at least. Yeah. It's fine. It's a bagel in a bag.

No one was gonna eat it. It's not like a chunk of meat or something. I get it. It was in a bag where it needed to be stored with the other breads. Just throw it away, my guy.

Probably was gonna eat it. You weren't. You weren't You're acting like it's the grossest thing you've ever found. It's not gross. I'm not grossed out by it.

What I am I what I am is annoyed by it. Why? Because it's like finding an empty box in the pantry. No. It was a a quarter of a bagel that I might have eaten later.

Might have. Right. I might have eaten it. I can't now. More than likely not.

You can't prove that. I might have eaten it. I might have discovered it and went, oh, yeah. There's that bagel piece I was saving. No.

Because you couldn't even remember it was yours. When I said, who's quarter chunking? Might have remembered it was mine, just didn't wanna take credit for it. You asked both of the kids. Yeah.

And they both said, no? Yeah. I was hoping one of them would have been, like, yeah. That might be mine. No.

And I'd be like, see? It's not mine. I'll tell you what. I knew that Beck I knew it wasn't Beck's because he doesn't like bagels. I knew it wasn't Emery's because she likes the smaller bagels.

Mhmm. So I went there's only one bagel this could be. The dog. It's the dog's bagel. You're ridiculous.

It's like living with a child. I got three kids. No. Wait. No.

I've I've stored it, and I put it away where it goes. I'm not a child, and I might have eaten it later. Slim. But not none. Chances are slim.

But not none. Well, you can't now because I threw away I can't even prove you wrong. I can't even say, look. I ate that bagel piece that you said I wasn't gonna eat. You weren't gonna eat that.

I might have. Okay. I'm gonna put another quarter piece back. We'll see if you eat it. That won't be my bagel.

You'll have bites taken out of it. Mine was torn because that's what I was doing was I was tearing pieces off and snacking on it. Who eats bagels like that? Me. You're a weirdo.

I was snacking on the bagel because it's a blueberry bagel, and it's a nice treat. And I had the mixed berry, cream cheese, and I was tearing off a piece and dipping it in the cream cheese. What are you? A snacker. Who eats bagels that way?

That's a great way to eat a bagel. And I don't have to dirty a dish. I had the delicious whipped mixed berry cream cheese, and I was just doing a little dip in there. And then I was I was snacking on it, and I didn't I got to the end of the bagel, and I said, I've had enough. I'll probably snack on that some more later.

So I put it away. Nothing wrong with it. Nothing wrong with how I handle my bagel. You're right. Is that what you want me to say?

You're right. No. You just think I'm super weird because of how I eat my bagel. It's a weird way to eat a bagel and also throw it away when you're done. I wasn't done.

You were so done. I was gonna come back and have more scoops. And you, of all people, should understand a scoop. Excuse me? Well, we've got big scooper over here.

Who would know? That's a pretty good way to eat a bagel. I don't know why you're harshing on my bagel methods. Listen. We did get we happened to be somewhere, and we got pretzels to share.

Yeah. And luckily, they gave us cheese and mustard. Right. I don't like the cheese. Right.

You don't like the mustard. Correct. So each had our own little dipping cups. Right. That was awesome.

That's that's what I've said all along. You can be the big scooper so long as we all have our own stuff. I don't care how you eat it. I'm not gonna I'm not gonna bag on you because you might save some chips for scooping later. Sometimes you might wanna go back for another scoop.

Get out of here. Get out. Where where should I go? I don't know. We're fighting.

Well, we are? Yes. This is what it's like? Yeah. Sweet.

It's pretty pretty low key. I expected it to be a little bit more turbulent, but this will do. I'm comfortable here. I'm so happy for you. We had some company over the weekend, and I decided to make some breakfast.

And the breakfast I made called for 12 eggs. That's a 20 breakfast. That was a that was an expensive breakfast. Now I walked in the kitchen, and you had, like, a pan of eggs going, and I went, that's a lot of eggs. Like, when I make a like, burritos, I use six to eight eggs depending on how many people I'm cooking for.

I could have gotten away with probably eight. Was a lot of eggs, homie. Well, here's the saddest part is that three let's see. Three, four, five, six. There were six of us in the house that I was making breakfast for.

Uh-huh. Nope. Sorry. There were five of us in the house that I was making breakfast for. K.

Three of us ate breakfast. I had breakfast. Just four. You had a small portion of the breakfast. Emery did not eat it at all.

She didn't want it. They were just little egg and Four out of five people ate. Egg and, ham. Little sandwiches. Thin cheese.

Like little slice. Yeah. They were delicious. Yeah. There are four that are left uneaten.

Okay. Which is probably a big chunk of eggs that haven't gotten eaten. And then this time, we can't In this in this egg economy We can't before we go just wasting eggs like that. Who do you think we are made of money? First of all I don't have egg money.

I would've used half as many eggs. Second of all Half you would've used six eggs? I know. I just be but I will say you probably needed more in order to make them that way. Or you could have scrambled each one individually and use the little, you know, circle thing and poured it into that and made little scrambled egg patties, if that makes sense.

Yeah. And then you could've then you could've only used as many eggs as you needed. How many sandwiches were there? 12. It still would've taken 12 eggs.

It was yeah. It was about an an egg sandwich. That's I mean, that's no different than if we were making, you know, homemade McMuffins or if we were doing, you know, a bagel sandwich or whatever. You'd still use an egg per person per sandwich. I know it.

So I just thought more of them would be eaten. You have four Four. Out of 12. Yeah. One third of them got eaten or one third left.

Two thirds got eaten. Yeah. I know. But Yeah. There's four left in the fridge that will not get eaten, and I'll throw them because nobody likes them.

I won't eat them. I ate them yesterday for some leftovers. Yeah. But I don't eat leftovers past day two. You know this.

Oh, you might need to. I guess leftover eggs and Got leftover eggs. You're not gonna eat them. Emery's not gonna eat them. Bex is not gonna eat them.

So they're in the garbage. They go, wasted eggs. Wasted. Eggs. Do you know how much the cost of eggs is?

Wasted. Man oh man oh man. I don't know what to tell you. We are not made of money. No.

We're not. We are not made of egg money. But maybe, just eat them. Just eat them. Maybe just eat them.

Eat your leftovers. Hi. We have balloons on the door. There yeah. Yeah.

There it is. Alright. Aw. It didn't pop. It just fell off.

Okay. No. Our our boss was in the studio talking to us for just a second and, tried to close the door with the balloons on it, and you have to kinda squeeze them to the side to get the door to shut. Yeah. I've been trying to squeeze them all morning.

Yeah. And so it was funny because I it's e I think it's easier to do from inside because you can just push them and then shut the door. He was struggling to get out of the door. But, anyway, that's that's that's what that was all about. Hi.

Hi. It was a big day for me yesterday. What happened yesterday? I completed my first That's right. American sign language course.

Now you were yelling at the dog because the dog was barking. You were trying to focus, and you also had to film some videos and stuff, and the dog was making some noise. Mhmm. But you also had to do your final. So you took your final exam.

You can only take your final once, and there's, like, practice exams throughout the course that you can take, and you can take those as many times as you want. Okay. Your final, you can only take once, and you have to get 70%. So and how many questions? Shoot.

I don't even know the answer to that, Josh. Well, you took it. I did take it, but I couldn't tell you what Were there 10 or more? Or No. There were more than 10.

There was at least probably I wanna say 50. Okay. That's a decent amount of questions. That's good. Here.

I can look really fast. Hang on. Alright. You can get you can get hanging. Okay.

Hanging on. There were 36. 30 6. Okay. So almost 50, but that is more than 10.

I missed three, which I feel was pretty good. Got 33 out of 36. Correct? Yes. That's pretty dang good.

Now So what was your score? My score was a 91. Wow. That's awesome. That's pretty good.

Right? We should have some cake. We should have some cake. That's a big deal. It's pretty good, especially considering that while I'm trying to take the final, I got interrupted a couple of times by the dog, by the kids Yeah.

By you. What did I do? You were constantly coming upstairs showing me the flies you were tying. Yes. Or you were telling me a story, and then you started to make some food, and that got noisy.

And I was like, cool. Cool. I'm not trying to I'm not trying to take a final or anything. It's no big deal. Everybody just come and go as you please.

I mean, you are in a central part of the house. I'm just gonna throw that out there. Like, you could have gone to a quieter part of that house, but you were in the dining room. Nobody comes around to that space. I think I'm there.

I think the dining room and the kitchen that that that are connected is a pass through space. So, like, ultimately, like, you could have even gone down to my studio where you could have shut a door and been quiet and had a work, area. No. Or you could have gone into your own craft room and done it in there. Listen.

The questions that I missed were a little bit of a trick question. Oh, did you appreciate the trick question? Nope. I sure did not. I you're you're the kind of lady who doesn't appreciate a trick question.

You give me a black and white answer, not a gray zone. I don't want any of this gray zone. I see. Is the sky blue? Yes or no?

Well, it's a mixture of blue. Depends on where you're looking from. Exactly. Don't give me any kind of misleading answers. What time of day is it?

Yeah. I don't care for that. Yeah. Thank you. Is it cloudy outside?

90 pretty good. I was pretty proud of myself. Three incorrect answers is, is really good. I'm super stoked. And now I have a certificate that says that I completed the course one.

And so now you've already started course two, and you also this is the one you have to film all the videos for. Is that right? Correct. K. I've filmed four videos now.

Uh-huh. And? Well, so good. So good. That's so good.

I'm excited for you. What she does what my teacher does in the second course is she gives you, like, 10 scenarios. Uh-huh. And you have to, like, you have to pick a scenario, and then you have to write a script on that scenario. So you're at a library, and somebody who is deaf has to ask you where to find a cookbook.

Or you're at a an event, and you have to ask a deaf person where the restroom is. So you have to pick these scenarios and then record yourself In those things. I get it. Yeah. No.

That makes sense. It is hard. Because you wanna get it right. Right. Of course you do.

But that's also how you learn. You've gotta you gotta be immersed in it. So I like that you're getting some of that. Now we just gotta find you some folks to to, have a conversation with I know. So that you can continue to improve and practice.

I think that's a big deal. So cool. Yeah. Well, good for you. Course one completed.

And and so you got a 91 on the final. How'd you do overall in the class? I mean, I know you got your certificate, but does it give you an overall grade? No. It just says that you've completed it.

Well, good job. So there you go. Done and done. Nice. And how long is course two?

Another few weeks? Uh-huh. Uh-huh. I've got let's see. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight lessons left.

Alright. Alright. I like it. Good job. Thanks, Josh.

Yeah. Well done. Let's have cake. Sounds good to me. So So been watching some Bluey episodes.

She Uh-huh. And Bluey is the best. Listen. We don't have little kids in our house, but that doesn't matter because Bluey's for everybody. If I'm feeling sad, turn on a they're less than ten minutes long.

Yeah. You can throw one on. You're either laughing or you're crying or both. Right. Happy cries.

Right? I sure. So Emery says to me, she just sends me a text, and she says, episode three oh, sorry. Season three, episode 40. So you.

Season three, episode 40. And the episode is called It's called relax. Relax, which we know you're very good at. I'm so good at relaxing. So, so in the episode, because you watched it and you said you gotta watch this thing.

And, again, they're three minutes long. It's not like you're Well, the super invested. It's, like, seven minutes long. Okay. Seven minutes.

Seven whole minutes. Okay. The family the healer family goes on vacation. Yeah. They go to the beach.

And all the mom can do is say, guys, let's hurry. I gotta put on some sunscreen. We gotta get you some sunscreen. We gotta get down to the beach. All I wanna do is sit by the beach and relax and read my book.

That's right. And the kids are having a good time. Not cooperating. They're so amazed by their hotel room. The elevator.

The elevator. The bathtub. The closet. Yeah. The safe.

The the little ribbons that keep the, toilets. Like, look how fresh this toilet is. Like, every little thing, they're having a great time. The best time. Yeah.

Finally, the dad says, alright. I'm gonna hang out with the kids. Why don't you go down to the beach? The problem is when mom goes down to the beach, she can't relax. Right.

Because she's read a book? Should she just enjoy the beach? Should she go for a swim? She can't decide how best to relax. Right.

The book she's reading, how to be happy. Yeah. How's that going? That sounds like a relaxing thing to do. But then she's sitting there, and she's like, I should read the book.

But, no, I should also just, relax and look at the ocean. Put my feet in the water maybe, but, also, I could I should read all of these things. Wanna know is how the writers of Bluey knew me. That's a good question. They know?

That's a very good question. I would say they they don't know you personally, but they know They know mom. Moms are in this mode where it's like, I should be able to just relax. I think the moral of the story was that the kids found a way to relax just in everything. Like, they're just excited about it all, and the mom had all these expectations set for herself and for the family, and she should let that go.

That's it, isn't it? The moral. The expectations. Quit setting expectations. Just go with the flow.

Just That's what I tell you all the time. Just go with it. Then that was the theme of the episode. Go with it. Just go with it.

See what happens. And she sets she was on the deck, the mom, and said she looked out over the beach, and she said, just go with it. Like, I don't even know I don't even know how to do that. I don't even know how to do that. And I went, oh, chilly.

You and me both, girl. Well, you just gotta go with it. That's it. You gotta just put all the expectations aside and just go with it. And how dare Emery, my 15 year old daughter?

Yeah. How dare she? Pegged you. She knew immediately. She went, this one right here.

This one's gonna get mom because I watched it, and it was mom. You don't know me at all. Yes. She does. She does.

I'm pretty easy to figure out. Hey, Chantel. Hey, Joshua. You want Joshua? You wanna, you wanna give the people what they want?

Is this what the people want? I heard from the people, and the people said, we want would you rather this or that? Let's give them what they're asking. What I'm saying. Give the people what they want.

Would you rather have a rewind button for those awkward conversations? A rewind button so you're you can, go through it again? Because that's all that you do. That you can, like, rewind and go, like, let me try that again and say something different that's not as awkward. Well, I think you want that, but you would never move forward.

You would rewind and try it and rewind and try it and rewind and try it. You would be stuck in a permanent rewind loop. You're right. So whatever the other option is is what you should choose. Because every interaction is an awkward one.

So there you go. Next. Or a fast forward button for boring meetings. Yeah. That sounds great.

I'll have that. That does sound nice. Yeah. I'm not gonna rehash stuff. I don't need that in my life.

I don't need that either. It it would be nice, but you're right. I would just Yeah. We just go boop and the meeting's over. I'd be like, sweet.

That was a great meeting. Super. That was too awkward. Go back. Nope.

That one was even worse. Try again. No. No. Just gets it gets worse instead of better in my world.

And you would never progress. You would be stuck in a rewind loop. And I'd be like, where have you been? And you've been like, you have no idea. 400 times, I redid that one conversation, and I never got it right.

And I go, that's why we forget about it, and we move on. Yeah. Let's go. Yep. We got places to be.

We gotta fast forward through this boring meeting. Yeah. And then we'll move on in a normal pace. K. Yeah.

I'm going for that too. Good answer. Would you rather this or that? It's what the people want. I heard.

Yeah. And it has been given. Earlier this morning, I went to use the restroom and found out that the men's room is haunted. Oh, no. I don't know what's going on, but there are paper towels all over the place.

Oh, no. It looks like, it looks like a ghoul has decided to sit there and put their little ghoulish hand underneath the paper towel thing. What a bright sir. I know. It just keeps spitting out paper towels.

I just looked it up. The standard, you know, the brown paper towels we have, that roll Mhmm. Is typically 800 feet long. Oh, no. I didn't know that.

That's decent. That's a decent a lot of that's a decent amount of a lot of Yeah. Decent amount of paper towels. 800 feet. There's probably, I would say, a good 50 feet.

If I had to guess, there's a a good 50 feet of paper towel laying there on the floor when I went in there this morning. And we're the only ones in I mean, the first ones in here this morning Mhmm. And the only ones in here for about until about Yeah. And, and as we had the door open, because we usually do until about 08:00, every once in a while, you hear, and I go, there it goes again. It's just it's just, sending paper towels out.

That ghoul needs to get a better hobby. He's being wasteful. He's got some ghoulish behavior. He's he's being wasteful, and I don't appreciate a wasteful ghoul. Mhmm.

If you're gonna be haunting things, just make, like, noises. Just Just just go Slam some doors or turn on and off some lights. Yeah. Do something do something creative. Don't be wasteful.

Don't be a wasteful fool. Yeah. I get that. Yeah. So, I decided that it was gonna be my responsibility to clean it up.

And so what I did is I ripped it off from the dispenser, and then I started picking it up. And the part that had hit the ground in the bathroom, I I separated and threw that part away. And all the stuff that was kinda piled on top of that was in a in a, what I would call, the five second buffer zone. It didn't touch the ground, so it's still usable paper towel that I felt like, I could salvage this. So I kinda spooled it up into a pile and set it up on top of the, dispenser.

So we'll see if that works. Keeps the ghoul at bay, but I bet not. I bet he still is in there going. We could hear it all morning just going off. I know.

So It's creepy. Do you think he'll stop once more people have arrived? I don't know. I don't know what'll happen. I think maybe something's up with your system.

You should probably get a new device. It might be that. I think maybe It might not be a ghoul? I feel like the mechanics might just be a little bit broken. Paper towel ghoul is a much better story.

That's true. You're not wrong. Yep. Man, I wonder how many feet of paper towel a ghoul would go through, before getting caught. I know it's more than 20.

There was a lot of feet there. Lot of feet of paper towel. Anyway alright. That's gonna wrap up the show. We'll go deal with the ghoul.

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