Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Thursday, January 23, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
Josh gets the morning started with a bunch of sneezes, dog beds, futons, and floor mattresses, Chantel got hot sauce everywhere, Lava Hot Springs has a Fire & Ice festival in a couple weeks that looks interesting, Chantel saved Petey the dog last night, impersonations and celebrity lookalikes, three knee caps is one too many kneecaps, there’s a boil advisory in Bonneville County, our house is a party a minute, Bills fans raised a pile of money to support the Ravens’ Mark Andrews, drivers in Costa Rica can only drive 6 out of 7 days, and a new sinkhole opened in the land of sinkholes.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
2:52 - Sneezin' in the morning
5:16 - Beds might be overrated
11:34 - Good News to Get You Going
14:07 - Chantel's hot sauce debacle
19:33 - The Fire & Ice Festival in Lava Hot Springs
23:59 - Petey and Chantel are the best of friends
30:27 - Impersonations and celebrity lookalikes
36:31 - What's weird on your body right now?
41:28 - Bonneville County water boil advisory
44:47 - Our house is a party a minute
49:07 - The Bills fans step up to help Mark Andrews
53:54 - Drivers in Costa Rica are wild
58:13 - Would You Rather This or That
1:01:42 - Sinkhole city + outro
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Full show transcript:
This is wake up classy 97, the podcast. It's Josh and Chantel, and this is a replay of today's full show. It's Thursday, January 23rd. On today's show, Josh gets the morning started with a bunch of sneezes. Yeah.
Get it out of the way early, I say. You've been doing that consecutively. This is the 2nd day in a row you've done that. Yeah. Cool.
Sneezing in the morning. Dog beds, futons, and floor mattresses. Yep. Which do you prefer? Futon.
I just You like futons? I just want a bed. I just want a ring pots. Just a regular bed. Well, you can't.
You can have a futon or a dog bed. Oh, but I can, and I will. I got hot sauce everywhere. All over the place. It's everywhere.
It's everywhere. Lava Hot Springs has a fire and ice festival in a couple weeks that looks super cool. Yeah. There's a lot going on, and it's, and it's interesting that you could run almost a 3rd of a mile in your swimsuit and then warm up in the hot pools. Yeah.
Yeah. I saved Petey the dog last night. Way to go, champion. Petey the dog saved me. Oh, is that right?
Oh. Impersonations and celebrity look alikes? Yeah. You're so quirky and weird. Quirky.
3 kneecaps is one too many kneecaps. Yeah. And then why did you wanna stack them on your forehead? I'm still bothered by that. Like, you're some sort of unicorn made out of kneecaps?
Yeah. Weird. There's a boil advisory in Bonneville County. Not boils like the things that you wanna put on your forehead. Right.
But, like, you should boil your water. Right. Yeah. Our house is a party a minute. Just just every minute, we turn around.
Food. Another party. That was the Yeah. See? It was it was the party train.
Oh. Get on board. Whoop whoop. Okay. The Bills fans raised a pile of money to support the Ravens' Mark Andrews.
And you got a little bit teary eyed about it. I enjoy I enjoy nice people doing nice things. Drivers in Costa Rica can only drive 6 out of 7 days. And then the other days, they have to use public transportation. Or their feet.
Or walk. Or stay home. Or ride a bike. And a new sinkhole opened in the land of sinkholes. It's a big one.
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Hi there. Hey there. Hey. How's it going? Buddy.
Hey, pal. Hey there. What do you know today? What do I know today? It is frigid today.
Yeah. What is Chill, chill, chilly outside. Said 0 on my on my truck thermometer, but it is, according to the Internet, negative 10 with a negative 16 wind chill. Oh, that's wild. That is not wild.
That is dumb. Pocatello is in a negative one with a negative or a positive 2 because, you know, banana belt, Pocatello. Way to be warm. Way to be warm. And it looks like Rexburg is sitting in a negative 7, with their wind chill negative 16.
So right in the same neighborhood as Idaho Falls because of wind chills. So that's what I know. Yeah. And it felt colder It did. For sure.
Today, it says it will be frigid in intervals of clouds and sunshine. Extreme cold can be dangerous for outdoor activities. High today, 15. Oh, my. Tonight, overcast and cold.
Yeah. Tonight, overcast and cold with lows again in the single digits. Got that to look forward to. Are we gonna be warm again every Never. Never?
I'll never be warm again. Never. Never. Oh, no. You did this the other day.
Oh, no. Alright. Enough with the sneezing. That's what I have to say about that. Well, look.
Here's here's what I'm seeing. I'm seeing a return to the thirties by the time we get to next week. Are you kidding? No. How can we move this I can't downshift this fast.
From negatives to thirties? Yeah. I can't this weather Yeah. With overnight lows in the, upper teens. What is this weather doing?
You're right. Yeah. 34, and that'll all change. Weather. Weather is silly.
It makes no sense. How's your sneezing? Also makes no sense. That's okay. But I'm here.
It's good morning. There it is. Alright. Thanks. How much do you love your bed?
Probably, too much when it's time for me to get out of it. Yeah. Because I I really enjoy just staying in bed. Me too. And, and and not all day.
I think I'd get a little bit tired of being there all day, but I sure do like hanging out in there for an extended period of time. I enjoy when it's that time to go to bed and you take off your clothes and you crawl into bed Yeah. And you just snuggle on down on the blankets. It's it's it's a time point where you go like, hey. Look.
The day is done. I've prepared myself for sleep. I'm gonna get into this soft mattress blanket situation. Yes. I got a pillow, and I'm going to the night night.
There is a woman who said that she thinks mattresses and beds are overrated. And she's been talking to people on the streets and saying, I think that beds are a scam. Beds are a scam. Are a scam. She said, you spend 1,000 of dollars on that bed.
You have to buy the mattress. You sometimes you have to buy the box spring. You have to buy the bed. You have to buy the headboard. She goes, it makes no sense.
And then you have to buy all of the bedding and all of the pillows. Okay. She said she slept in a hammock for years. Oh, of course. And then she even slept in a dog bed.
She spent $70 on this extra large dog bed k. That was just on the floor with a nice pad. She goes, it was so comfortable. And she shows she shows people on the subway a picture of her sleeping in this bed, and she it looks pretty cozy. She looks all tucked up in there.
Well, she's wrong. I mean, she's not wrong wrong. Let me tell you because she's she's saying that, like, look, paying a a bunch of money for an overpriced mattress might be a scam. Right. Okay.
Fine. If that's how she feels, fine. I've slept in a hammock. I understand a hammock is a great place to sleep if you know how to sleep in it because everybody thinks about sleeping in a hammock, and they go, it's gonna kill you because they're sleeping like a banana. And you don't sleep in a hammock like a banana.
There's a proper way to sleep in a hammock that, that will make it very, very comfortable. The whole hammock just kinda lays out, and you're just suspended. It's fantastic. You have to sleep diagonally. Right?
Yeah. You sleep at an angle, and it everything's better. And it's nice. It's very nice. For a time, we had hammocks hung up in our room We did.
Because we liked the hammocks. I never did we sleep in them, though? I think I just mostly hung out in mine in red. I don't know. I don't know if I slept in mine.
Our room is not big, so they were, like, hung They were in the way. The bed, which was great. Like, it was it was cool. Hammocks. They were nice.
I enjoyed that. Do you wanna bring them back? No. Okay. I want to bring back warm weather so I can lay in my hammock outside.
That's what I'd like to do. Lovely. Anyway and then the dog bed thing is an interesting choice because then she went, I don't wanna do the hammock thing. I want a mat to sleep on, but I don't wanna spend a ton of money. So I'm gonna go buy the biggest dog bed I can find, which is gonna be stuffed full of, like, recycled foam or whatever.
And she's got, something soft to sleep on. So that's fine. But I think, her just as a blanket statement, no pun intended, saying, that mattresses in general are overrated, I think that's inaccurate. I've I really like my mattress. Yeah.
I have a I have a great time. I I spend a lot of hours, unconscious on that thing. Me too. Plus, also, her dog bed is on the floor. Right.
And I'd I like being elevated a little bit You do? On the bed. I do. Did you ever just have a mattress on the on the ground? Or have you always had a a a bed frame mattress thing?
Permanently. I mean, we if we were moving and stuff and our we were waiting for our bed to arrive or to be put together, we would have our mattress on the floor for, like, a couple of days. Gotcha. So I've done that. Yeah.
But but you prefer to have it in a bed up up off the ground? Yes. Okay. Did you sleep with your mattress on the floor? Occasionally, but not not for very long.
About time. I had a futon for a lot of years. Yeah. A lot of years. That's why I have back problems.
Yeah. That futon was not comfortable. Yeah. And that was I had a futon on it. For a very long time.
That's that was my in my bedroom at home, in my dorm in college, my apartment in college. And then, for a long time, a long time, that futon lived with you and I when we were I've had that futon for a long time. Goodbye to that futon. I was not sad to see that. Oh, oh, why did we do that?
Because it's what we had and because mattresses are expensive. Mattresses are overrated. Yeah. Well, the futon ended up being just the couch in the living room, and we had a bed, in the in the bedroom. Upgrade.
Yeah. Wow. Overrated upgrade. I don't know. Maybe she should try the futon.
No. It's like a dog bed, but you can fold it into a couch. But also way less comfortable. There's no padding on a futon. I know that they padding on a dog bed.
They make they make, like, extra thick futon pads now. Like, the futons have upgraded a little bit in the last years since we've had 1. 30 years? Still no. Thank you.
No. Thank you. I'll take a bed. I don't wanna sleep on the floor in a dog bed. Plus, also, guess where dog beds come from?
Dogs' pet stores. So you bring that dog bed home, it's gonna smell like the pet store. I don't want that. I don't want that. It goes away.
No. I don't no. Thank you. I like the smell of the bed store. What's it smell like?
Like beds. Oh, okay. It makes sense. Checks out. A tale of good fortune.
Oh. That is, today's good news to get you going. In Manning, South Carolina, a customer who would like to remain anonymous walked into a convenience store Oh, okay. And said to the clerk behind the counter, hey. I'd like to get a scratch off lottery ticket.
Okay. I'd like you to pick 1, leaving it all up to fate. I'm not even gonna decide which one I want. You're gonna pick for me. Too much pressure.
The clerk reeled out the little ticket, tore the perforation, handed it over, exchanged money. $10 lottery ticket. Oh. One of the big ones. That's a big that's a big one.
Customer steps away. Scratch scratch scratch scratch scratch scratch scratch scratch scratch scratch scratch scratch scratch. $500,000 winning ticket. Do you think the lottery or the the clerk that picked it for him was like, man, I should've picked that for myself. I I would hope that, the person who won it was like, here's a little kickback.
Here's a hundo. No. Or or they're just like, here's $5. Yeah. Here's $5.
Here's $5. Keep the change. Thanks so much. Yeah. Yeah.
What a thing. The winner, again, wishes to remain anonymous, and I fell to my knees. This has changed my life. Pretty incredible. That is pretty incredible.
$500,000, you said? Yep. Half a mil on a $10 scratcher ticket bud. That the clerk picked out for the customer. Never win $500,000.
I also don't play the lottery and often enough, and I never in my whole life have ever bought a $10 ticket. Oh, I know. That's crazy. That's crazy. So there's that.
I spend, a dollar or 2 You gotta play once a year. Win big, you gotta play big. I suppose. But, anyway, congratulations to customer. Hey.
As they say, play responsibly. Of course. Always. That's that is absolutely correct. And it's good news for customer to get you going.
Yesterday was hot sauce day. That's right. Seems like This morning, you're celebrating. That's what I'm celebrating a little belatedly. Here's what I hear.
You have your lunch bag, and you were gathering some things to make your, breakfast rice cake banana sandwich. Actually, I was getting the supplies out. I just threw a bunch of stuff. I threw a bunch of stuff in my lunch bag that's not necessarily lunch. Yeah.
We talked about that yesterday. Because it's not, like, things that aren't food items. Oh, you have other stuff. Yeah. Because I don't wanna carry a bunch of stuff.
But it for some reason, you had some hot sauce in there. Well, so I I had some hair supplies, and I was like, oh, I gotta get my bobby pins out. And I so I got my hair supplies out, and then I went Yeah. This is what I hear. Why does everything smell what smells like hot sauce?
Something smells like hot sauce. And then a light bulb goes off in your head and or turns on, whatever the word is, And and you went, oh, no. Did my hot sauce spill? And then you said it spilled all over everything. I had a hot sauce packet that I just threw in there.
It's like a little spilled on the packet. No. It was just because it's a packet. I think I threw it in there, and something heavy must have hit it, and there was enough pressure that it Oh, no. Popped it open.
Hot sauce. Everywhere? Hot sauce everywhere. But here's here's the good news about my stuff versus your stuff. You just throw bagels in without a bag On top.
Your into your lunch bag. Not onto the bottom. It was on top in my lunch bag. We shared that story, yesterday, and then as we were, I don't know what we're doing last night in the kitchen, but we shared it on the podcast with the with, our daughter who said, what? Just like that.
What? Like, yeah. Sometimes you wanna grab and go breakfast, and you just throw a bagel and tie on the top of your lunch bag. No. I throw it in a baggy first or something.
Time in the morning did I do that? 5 o'clock? Yeah. What time? It was 5:45.
Whatever. What time did I eat it? 6. Really spent a lot of time in the top of that bag. But here's the thing.
Okay. Listen. The hot sauce that spilled in my bag was fine because everything was bagged, and so it didn't really hit any of my food because I had things in bags. Yeah. So it's fine.
But now it's Hot sauce. It's Cholula, so it's a vinegar base. And so now all I smell is vinegar. Everything smells like Cholula. Way to celebrate hot sauce day a day late.
Look at me. I don't even know what we're supposed to be celebrating today. Do you? Uh-uh. I haven't even looked.
I think you could probably celebrate whatever you wanna celebrate, Josh. You sure could. You could. You could celebrate anything. Handwriting.
Do you like your handwriting? I used to. But you don't anymore? No. Not really.
Why? I don't know. Why? Because I it's just a it's just a function now. Like, I used to I used to enjoy writing notes and things, and so it was it was always cool.
But now I'm like, nah. I it's it's it's too much time. I I don't know. I can't be bothered. My my handwriting's gotten worse because I'm just lazy with it.
Mine has gotten worse too because I'm lazy. And I also here's the other part is that I'm one of those what they call weirdos. What's that? I print and write in cursive both. My words are both printed and in cursive.
Yeah. Yeah. What do they say about people that do that? They say that they're serial killers. Oh, is that what they say?
I've read that. Oh, no. I did not expect that to be the thing that they say about that. I'm not a serial killer. I promise.
I bet all serial killers say that. Probably. What does it mean cursive writing? Yeah. I know what they are.
What they are? It doesn't know what they are? A half print, half cursive writing style is often often interpreted as a sign of a person who is flexible, adaptable, and may value both analytical thinking, essentially indicating a balanced cognitive approach and willingness to switch between different styles of depending on the situation. No. That's not me.
None of those define me. Cognitive diversity is not you? No. Balancing speed and clarity? No.
Individualism? No. No? Versatility? No.
Adaptable, I think, was in there. Uh-huh. I wouldn't use any of those terms to describe myself. Apparently, doing a half print, half cursive is the most efficient way to write. Efficient.
Being efficient. I'll, that would def I think I'm an efficient person. Yeah. So that one defines me. I don't I don't know what it says about your psychology, but it certainly doesn't seem to be bad.
I just I got hot sauce on my fingers. Alright. Happy hot sauce day yesterday. I'm clicking around Yes. On the, on the old Internet here.
K. And, I I saw this, posted lava hot springs, has this event coming up in the beginning of February. Mhmm. They call it the Fire and Ice Winterfest. Oh.
And one of the events at this Winterfest, which is happening February 7th 8th in, basically, the entire city is involved in this thing. But one of the events that they do is called the running of the bulls. Oh. And, there are no bulls that I can see. Just a bunch of maniacs.
So what you do is you start at the Royal Hotel Pizzeria, and you jog a third of a mile in your swimsuit, and you jump in the hot springs. No. So you get to be real cold. Fire or ice first. Yeah.
And then you get to go jump in the hot springs. And it's, only $5 a person, which is it's a it's a great deal, and you can go run a third of a mile. It's not even that far. You're running a third of a mile in your swimsuit Yeah. To the hot pools.
And I kinda think that's a lot of fun. I do think it kinda looks fun too. I was just looking at this video. Yeah. I'm not gonna be I won't be running, but could people walk?
Well, it's just a short jog. I mean, it's not a race. You know? But there's people in costumes, and there's there's all kinds of big families too. Well, people do, like, like wigs and different things.
They they make themselves, you know, in your swimsuit, but then there was one guy with a monkey mask and one guy with, like, a, like, a eighties hairband wig and a guitar. Yeah. Like, there's there's people just having a good time. This looks actually really, really fun. Yeah.
It's not a it's not a fast run. I mean, there's little kids. There's a there's a lot of, different kinds of people involved in this thing. But, but Different kinds of people. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. And there's I mean, of all ages, Young folks, little kids, older folks, everybody just waiting to have a good time, in the hot pools, a 3rd mile run, and then you get to do that. They've got, like I said, a bunch of other stuff going on. They've got, like, a market fair and food trucks, and they've got live music, and they've got a parade of lights, and they've got a breakfast that they do.
There's a ton of stuff involved in this, like, 2 day thing. They even do curling. Curling? Yeah. And a and a penguin race, and they do a a torch light ski.
So there's all kinds of fun stuff and then fireworks as well. Kind of a cool, couple of days, to spend in in Lava Hot Springs, which is kinda cool. Well, this video, it's a promo video that I'm watching. It is like, there's a lot of people in their swimsuits, but then you see people in costumes and then people that have coverings over their swimsuits. But there really are maniacs that are just hanging out in their swimsuits just like, yep.
It's cold. It's snowing, and there's snow on the ground, but here I am in my swimsuit. Uh-huh. Saturday, 2 o'clock on, on this event in this Fire and Ice Winterfest. Dang it.
We're gonna be out of town. I know. The polar bear float. Alright. So we floated the river Yes.
The in in there for a long time. We haven't done it in a long time. No. We used to go every summer and go float. Times.
Yeah. It it was a blast. It was so fun. And one of the most dangerous things you can do. Yeah.
But, but they are doing a polar bear float, but it's also all about costumes. So you're supposed to put on, a crazy costume, and then, they'll have prizes and stuff. And then you get to, float a quarter mile down the ice cold Portnuff River, to the community building, and then you'll warm up at the lava hot springs in the hot pools, immediately after the float, which is kinda cool. So they they're also doing that, in addition to a bunch of other stuff. So, the the lava hot springs dot org is the website.
That's where I found all the info after I saw the little running of the bulls thing on Yeah. Social media. But, kind of a really unique fun event if you're looking for something weird to do, next couple of weekends. Wanna be cold and hot. Right.
Fire and ice. Running of the bulls. That looks fun. Yeah. I dig it.
That that's a real thing. That is a real thing. In East Idaho, that's an actual thing. We had a little adventure last night Yeah. Unexpectedly.
That is that is very true. I went to go get gas on my way home from work. Yeah. And I took a different bus. Responsible of you to do?
Well, here's the thing. I'm driving home, and it beeps at me, and I go, ah, it's so cold. And so then I have to make that all important decision of, do I go straight or do I turn? Straight is gas station turning his home. I see.
Do I get gas tonight, or do I get gas in the cold, cold morning? You'll you'll never do it in the morning. Oh, no. If it's telling you that you have, only a few miles and you're like, no. No.
I'm gonna do it in, in the morning on my way to work. Don't ever fall in that trap. That's a bad trap. That's where you go, I'm gonna be on fumes, and I'm gonna have to do it on my way home because I was running late anyway. Yep.
It never works out. And even colder. And Yep. It never works out. Straight to get gas.
I got my gas. I'm driving home, taking a different route home. Yeah. And I see a little dog in the middle of the road, in the middle of the frozen Tundra. That that is east side.
Oh, yeah. There's there's another car driving in the path next to me, on the opposite. Yeah. You guys are headed toward one another. Yeah.
And I drive past the little dog, and the truck I go, maybe that truck is gonna stop. Maybe that truck is the owner. Nope. Truck keeps going, and so we go, okay. Well, there's lots of cars driving around.
I'm gonna swing around. And if that dog is still there, I'm gonna pick that dog up and see whether that dog's cold. Middle of the road. Yeah. And it's clear that he's cold.
Right. Because it was freezing yesterday, and he's kinda shivering sitting there. And, well, I didn't know if it was a girl or a boy at that time. That was determined later. Okay.
Great. And I swing back around, and I pull over, and he kind of gets out of the way a little bit and comes right to me. And I go, alright. Get in. Get in.
And move my he happily jumps in my car. I have my lunch bag and my purse and all my stuff on the front seat, but he's like, I don't care about this. This is where I sit. Okay. He just gets in.
Like, he owns the place. I'm like, hey. What's going on, buddy? Take him home. Try to separate our dog because our dog is like, what's going on here?
There another dog in here? Yeah. Am I being replaced? Our dog did have a little bit of a a moment He did. About she did.
She did. About being about potentially being replaced, which was not even a thing. No. Well, fortunately, this dog did have a tag. Correct.
Dog's name is Petey. Petey. And Petey, finished this this there's more to this story, but Petey, had a lead on, had, one of these retractable leafleties, which I thought was strange because strange. That's a that's a strange thing for a dog to have on that was, you know, run away from a house or something. Made it super handy, though.
Well, yeah, that was convenient. I thought yeah. I'll just grab this. Yeah. So, called the number on the tag.
Didn't get an answer. There's an address on the tag, also very helpful. And so we, went and loaded up Petey and took him to the house and no one was home, and the garage door was open. And I was like, oh, no, Petey. Like, did you get out of the yard?
Like, did somebody was somebody like we we don't want him to run away, so we just have this retractable lead and we put it over a fence post or something. I'm I'm running a bunch of different scenarios through my head of how Petey got away. No one's home, so we put Petey back in the car, take Petey back home. We have dinner, and then you had to run to the store. And while you were gone, I said, well, I'm gonna try and call this number again.
It's been an hour and a half that Petey's been at our house. Try one more time. And, Petey's mom answered and was very very excited that Petey was safe, and and said, where where can we come get him? And I said, I'm happy to bring him over. We're right around the corner.
I'll be there in just a couple of minutes. So I loaded up Petey and drove Petey home. And Petey's mom just hugged and squeezed Petey, which was fantastic. Was Petey excited to be home? Yeah.
I think so. I think very much so. And I and I met, Petey's got Petey's mom's got an adult son. I met him, and he was he was grateful as well. They'd been out looking for him, and that's why the no one was home when we stopped by.
They were out scouring the neighborhood for Petey, who was warm hanging out under our couch, which was fine. But, but what had happened was, Petey and, Petey's mom had gone on a walk, And, as as it goes, she drives to where they start a walk, and then they get out and they walk this trail, and then they get back in the car and drive home. And it's just I mean, it's a block away if if even from from home. Mhmm. But they were on a different stretch in the neighborhood when Petey broke loose, and she couldn't keep up with Petey.
And where you found Petey is where they normally start and end their walks. And that's why he was just hanging out in the road. He's like, hey, this is where Eventually, she'll she'll catch up. I'll be here, which was smart on Petey's part. But, Petey is home safe.
With with Petey's mom, everybody's good, which is great news. But way to save a dog. That's awesome. I couldn't leave him in the cold. I know.
It's too sad. His his butt was in the cold off the cold road. He was shivering. I said, let's warm up, bud. Yeah.
You did great. So two thumbs up to you. Happy Peetee's reunited. And, yeah. And Peetee is, is doing great.
So Peetee made it very difficult to look at his tag, though. He wouldn't sit still long enough for me to even get the phone number to call. Yeah. And I will have you say, I called the phone number. Nobody answered.
And so then I said, well, I'll just text. And then Emery said, maybe you should take a picture of the dog because that's weird to say we have your dog. Well, it's not like I We have your dog. If you ever wanna see your dog again. Ransoming him.
Yeah. You ever wanna see Petey again? Mom, take a picture of him so they know we actually have him. Well, turns out the number on Petey's tag is also a landline. So So you can't text?
Yeah. There's no text in that thing. So, anyway, Petey's home. All is good. Fantastic.
Things are things are taken care of. So, way to go. Woo hoo. Petey's adventure. I was watching a show last night, and there was an actress in the show, and I was like, oh, I can do an impression of her.
I haven't done it in a while, but there's Oh, man. Is it my birthday? What gift is this? Hold on. No.
You hold on. No. You hold on. Hold on. Hold on.
Hold on. Hold on. You hold on. I gotta get myself prepared for this. I'm held.
I'm, just give me just a second here. Okay. I'm I'm almost ready. Turning on the camera. I am absolutely recording this.
Your impression of I can do 2 impressions. These are the only celebrity impressions I can do. One of them is Charlie Chaplin, which does not translate over the radio. No. Because it's you and you usually it's when you're holding a stick or a cane Yeah.
And then you do a penguin walk and you swing the thing around in your hand. Yeah. And that's your Charlie Chaplin impression. Yeah. It's pretty good.
And your second impression is The second impression is Zooey Deschanel. I don't have enough bangs for it today. So just What? I'm I'm I'm ready. Okay.
It might not be good. Alright. Do do you have any invitations? No. Alright.
Here's Zooey Deschanel. Are you ready? Yeah. I'm so ready. I'm so quirky and weird.
So quirky. Look at my bags of clothing. Alright. That's a caricature, not an impression. Yeah.
No. That's what she does. No. I've she's never once said, I'm not car game weird. Car game and weird.
I really like Zoe. I think she's I think she's great. I think she's too. I think she's a lot of fun. And we were watching New Girl last night, and that's when you decided, I can do that impression.
No. I could I've done that impression before. But No. I know. But I was saying last oh, you did.
That I hadn't done it in a while. I was like Oh. Now what impressions can you do? None. I have this weird thing where I can create a character.
I'll do, like, a voice, and and everybody go, that was like that thing. That was it. That was really good. And then, they'll be like, do that again. And, no.
It's a one time thing. You can't ever do it again. If you weren't there, you're never seeing it again. Which is funny to me because you wanna do voice actor work. Right.
As myself. It's really easy to do this voice. I want this voice to be the voice of a character so that I can just be this voice. There are a lot of people who say that your voice I mean, you've been compared to Kermit the Frog. I have been You've been compared to Which Patrick Mahomes took that away.
Yes. He's got that title. You've been compared to Owen Wilson. Oh, wow. And you've been compared to there was a long time ago, somebody said that, my laugh sounded like, Seth what's his name?
Yes. Seth Rogen. Yeah. And I disagree I disagree with that on those. I don't I don't, I don't I don't pick up on that.
I've also been told occasionally that there are some photos, that that, I look like, Jason Sudeikis. Oh, yes. Sometimes you do. David, Ross? Is that his name?
No. David Ross. David Cross. Yeah. Yeah.
The guy from the Chipmunks movie. Yeah. The record exec for the Chipmunks. That's only when you're not wearing your hat Right. And you have glasses.
That's correct. Yep. Which you did have black rimmed glasses and then And a bald head. You did kind of resemble David Cross. Right.
Yeah. Which look. All of these things are are great. You've been told, that you resemble Scarlett Johansson by one of our friends, and you you By our friend's children. Yeah.
They were like, she looks like Scarlett Johansson. Which I just laughed and laughed and laughed. And I like to bring that up around my kids because both of our kids go, no. You look like Scarlett Johansson. And I go, oh, I look like her.
And my kids go, no. I don't. I don't agree, but it was a nice compliment. Have you been told any you look like anybody else or that you sound like anybody? No.
You're unique. Look at you. I sure am. You're quirky and unique and weird. Nobody like me.
No. So quirky and weird. Quirky. Oh, I'm so original. That looks quirky and weird.
Well done. You you nailed it, I think. I think I did too. Yeah. I appreciate that.
I'm impressed. Now listen. You did used to have you could do. You don't do this anymore. But in years past, if you were wearing the right shoe and the right sweater, you could dance like Bill Cosby.
You don't do that anymore. No. I haven't done that anymore. Poor taste. I well, 1, I don't own those shoes.
But 2 And 2, it's poor taste now. Well So we don't do that. Yeah. That was the only impression I've ever seen you do. Was was a a little Scooty slippers sweater dance?
Yeah. Yeah. Yep. Like, I was excited about pudding or something. Oh, yeah.
Chocolate cake. Pudding. Anyway There you have it. Well, well done. If I had a cane, I could show you my Charlie Chaplin and a hat.
I need a cane and a hat. Yeah. What let's do a bowler hat and yeah. You gotta wag your head. I see.
Yeah. You you're pretty wagging. Do you have do you have something weird on your body right now? Or Do you What is that question? What does that mean?
Do I have something weird on my body right now? I was reading something that said I mean, it's kind of a it's a question that was asked on Reddit, and a lot of people responded. And it's the idea of it is that, yeah, we're all weird. We've all got weird things. Have something weird on your body right now.
For example, I have this mole. The red one? The red one. Yeah. How'd you know what it was gonna be?
Because I know about that. It's it's on your bicep, on your left bicep. Right. I've had it forever. Yes.
I've had it forever. Yeah. And I don't I can't remember what they're called. It's called something. A little red mole.
Cherry angioma. Okay. It's just a cluster of tiny blood vessels. Okay. They're just small, little, noncancerous bumps.
I've had it forever. You've had it forever, ever, ever? Forever, ever, ever. Yeah. And I listen.
You can have it removed, but it doesn't bother me. I did have I did have somebody say to me once, you know you can get rid of those. And I said, yeah. But They said it in that tone? Kinda.
You know you can get rid of that. Well, like, they were grossed out by it. And I said Well, that's their problem. Right. I said, I don't need to.
Yeah. I kinda like it. Makes me unique. Mhmm. So is there anything weird you have?
No. Like, some of the responses are, one gentleman said, I have 2 different sized feet. Nope. I don't have that. One person said, he has one nostril that's bigger than the other.
Like, one he can fit a pinky into, the other one he can fit a thumb into. Woah. That's that's a big difference between the two nostrils. I know. There was a woman who said she has a knee on top of her knee.
It's just a painless bone spur that developed. Two kneecaps. Yeah. Never heard of that. One woman said, I broke my nose a while ago.
It was all out of whack, and then I broke it again Yeah. And it straightened it back out. What do you know? Somebody said that they have an eyelash that grows out of a tear duct. That's an that's probably uncomfortable.
Bet that's painful. Yeah. That sounds awful. So the idea is that we've all got weird things. There there's something that you don't like, but that's what makes us all beautiful and unique.
Right? I'm trying to, grow my fingernails out. Yeah. So I've got I've got a jaggedy, right thumbnail currently. Wow.
I know. I know. That's so unique, Josh. That's the only thing you can think of. I grow, crazy eyebrow hairs that you have to take care of.
Everybody does that. That's not unique either. Yep. That's what I got. Wow.
I could think of some things. Hey. Rude, man. There is also some gross stuff that I'm not gonna talk about some gross stuff. Not.
But the 2 kneecap thing was a was a push You think that's gross? That's not my favorite thing to think about. I don't I don't need more than one kneecap on each knee. I mean, I it doesn't seem like she didn't say it was bothering her. No.
She said painless. It's just a thing. Sort of weirds me out. Favorite thing to think about? No.
So oh, somebody says that I have a birthmark that looks like Columbia. Well, that's neat. I don't have a birthmark. Beck did. When he when he was born, he had a birthmark on his stomach, and it was Kind of on his, love handly side area.
Yeah. And then it expanded as he got bigger. Is it is it still there? I imagine. I don't know.
I would imagine so. Ask him, hey, buddy. You still got that birthmark? He'd say, I don't know. He probably doesn't know either.
Because what what birthmark? I don't know. Do I? I don't know. What's weird on your body?
I already told you. That's the question. You should post that somewhere. Somewhere? What's a weird thing on your body?
What's weird about you? I don't know. Let maybe let's not share. Yeah. You might get some responses you don't mind.
Wanna know that much about everybody. It sounds like a question I don't wanna ask. You might get some gross responses. Yeah. Some things I got 16 kneecaps all stacked up.
On my forehead. That's weird. It's a weird place to have kneecaps. Well, here you go. Saw the story on eastidahoneews.com.
There is a boil advisory happening. This started yesterday. I guess, originally, like, yesterday evening, around 7:10 AM on, 22nd. This is from is this from falls? Who's this from?
I'm just trying to find out who exactly put out this falls water. So they experienced a drop in water pressure below 20 psi, which, was caused by some electrical power surge stuff. And whenever they have a drop in water pressure, it creates conditions that can allow for contamination to enter Mhmm. The water system. Mhmm.
And this has happened this happens, I don't know, a couple of times a year, it seems, different areas around, East Idaho. But, right now, there is, for parts of Bonneville County, there is a, a water boil advisory in effect. They do say that if you are, you know, a child care provider or a business that prepares food, you should get in touch with the Eastern Idaho Public Health Department, for information on how to do that. What can happen is there's different bacteria. There's different, parasites.
There's different things that can get into, the water, and that can cause nausea, cramps, all of the fun that goes along with all that, plus headaches and stuff. And the symptoms can be caused by lots of different organisms that can potentially get into the water source. And so if you boil the water, you can potentially, you know, stop that stuff. You gotta boil, you know, your water for, like, 10 minutes before it kills everything and then let it cool, and then you can, you know, use it for drinking or whatever. Yeah.
Anyway, you, should be aware this area I'm trying to see, where exactly how to explain where this area is. It's north of the city of Ammon, east of the city of Idaho Falls. So it's it's east of Costco, in Idaho Falls. Okay. We're kind of east of Costco.
Well, we're south of Costco. Yeah. But, we're not in the map area that is affected. But, anyway, pay attention if you are. It's the falls water service area that has been impacted there.
I'd say it's probably just looking at this, it's probably you think that's First Street North off of, Hitt and Ammon Road, maybe? That's kinda my guess. You can take a look at the map though, and see, exactly where that's impacting. The story's at eastidhoneews.com. You can go over the details.
The map is there. Yeah. And I'm sure that they have traveled the area and let residents in the affected area know for sure. But, just in case you're curious or you wanna make sure that you're, safe, you can definitely check out the article at eastidhoneews.com and get, get all the details, so that you can be safe. Be safe.
Yeah. Boil that water. Mhmm. Boil that water. Or, you know, get bottled until you can't like, they they go through and they talk about, like, what to do if your system has discolored water, and there's there's a bunch of information in there.
So, go check it out at eastidahoneews.com. I was, scrolling through social media last night as I offed to do. Offed? Offed to. Yeah.
Great. And there was there was something that struck a chord, and I said, this is our house. It said your house is a spicy mix of perimenopause, ADHD, hormonal teen, and a dude with bad hearing. And let me tell you, when you said this, you were laughing and you kinda showed it to me, and then you read it, and I said, So I figured out which one I am. I don't think you have bad hearing.
I just think you have selective hearing. It's not selective. It is. No. You choose You no.
What you wanna listen to. No. It's attention driven. So if I my all of my attention is on something, all of my attention is on something, and I can I can, like, hear that you're talking, and then I can go, I was in the middle of something? What?
And so then I'll turn it I'll turn and look at you, and I'll say, What? And you'll go, I don't wanna repeat myself. Not yet. And I well, then you shouldn't have started when I wasn't paying attention. So what what's the response?
Do I need to just ask before I talk to you? Hey. Are you paying attention to me? You don't have to you don't have to be so blunt about it, but you could say, hey. Let me know when I can tell you the story, or I have something to tell you.
Time? Listen. If you wanna say it once, yeah. Every time. It's not personal.
It's that I'm watching a thing or reading a thing or I'm in the middle of a thing. Even earlier today, you walked by and said a thing and then said another thing, and I went, I have no idea what you're talking about. Yeah. That's because because you thought about it for 15 minutes before you opened your mouth about it when you walked past and said 2 sentences that didn't connect to one another in any way to anyone that's outside of your brain. Yeah.
But, Josh, you know what's going on inside my brain. You get it. You've been with me long enough. Sometimes you can, translate my brain. Not when you say one thing that needs to happen today followed by what's the name of that company?
No. No. They were connected. Those were connected sentences. Your head, externally outside of your brain.
Hey. This needs to happen today. What's the name of that company? You know what? Are not related.
So frustrated sometimes is the fact that you can put my 2 random sentences together sometimes, and I am happy for that. But then the times when you can't put sentences together that are disjointed like that, that's when I get super frustrated. Yeah. Because I go, I know you have the superpower. Why aren't you using it?
Because those 2 were not connected. They were connected. No. They were not. Which one of these do you think is me?
The the perimenopause, the ADHD, or the hormonal teen? Or the Or the bad hearing. I I I'm not the hormonal teen for sure. No. You're right.
I have ADHD not that. And certainly perimenopause. Yeah. But not the hormonal teen? Not the teen part.
No. Well, I get that, but attitudinally, which isn't even a word, I don't think. No. It's But I like it. It works here.
All the time. Attitudinally, you might be the hormonal teen as well. We are a bucket of fun in our house. Mhmm. And then also a dog.
A toddler. That wakes up at 2 in the morning is afraid of the dark or whatever. I don't know what happens. She is gruff. She is a fierce guard dog.
Yeah. Don't even try to burglarize our house. Virgle? She'll get you. Yeah.
Well, anyway, that's our house. That is our house. And that's our life. Come have some fun. We just finished up the, final episode of Hard Knocks last night.
Yeah. We were a little bit sad about it. Sad. Well It's a good show. It is a really good show.
I think they do a really great job. Hard Knocks is kind of they they take a team, and they follow the team through the season. This year, they did a selection of teams. So they did AFC North conference. Bengals, the Browns, the Steelers, and the Ravens, and they kinda followed them through until the Ravens got defeated by the Bills.
So, you like the Ravens. They're your 2nd favorite team behind the Vikings. And what did I tell you? I said, listen. If the Ravens win the Super Bowl, I want everybody to know that I haven't been a bandwagoner, that I've been a Ravens fan for a while.
Since you they were your number 2 since you started liking football 1 year ago. Yeah. Exactly. Yeah. Okay.
Good. Alright. I'm not a bandwagoner. Not. Yeah.
How come you didn't like, a different team? I don't know. I like Lamar Jackson. I really like watching Lamar Jackson play. Alright.
That's fine. Well, here's here's a really cool story. So, Mark Andrews, the tight end of, of The Ravens. The Ravens. He had 2 sort of missed opportunities.
One of them, a potential game tying 2 point conversion that the ball just slipped out of his hands. That's how their season ended. I know. And I listen. That was rough watching that because I've been in positions where I've been the fumble for a team before.
Okay. So you felt you felt that empathy. Those feelings like, and I know that he was just beating himself up, and he was like, this is all my fault, and I've I've blown this for the whole team. So That's a lot of crushing weight to carry emotionally. Sure.
In, in Hard Knocks, we learned about, he's diabetic, and we learned about him in between plays. He has to check his his blood sugar levels, like, all the time. Yeah. Right. So here's something that's gonna make you feel really good.
Okay. Bills fans raised over $80,000 for diabetes research to support Mark Andrews who dropped the crucial pass. That's really nice. I told you. Look it.
You're tearing up. You're tearing up about football. No. I'm tearing up about nice people. Isn't that amazing, though?
So he, you know, the Bills are who they lost to. The Bills advance on this weekend. They'll be playing against the Chiefs Yeah. In the championship game, to to potentially go on to the Super Bowl. And because they, the fans really felt like, come on.
They they've rallied together, and they have raised over $80,000 that has been donated to The opposing team Correct. The opposing team That's really nice. A ton of money, to, specifically go toward, Mark Andrews has a, a charity that he supports that does a lot of research for childhood diabetes. And so the money is going toward that charity That's nice. Which I think is really, really sweet.
So I saw this story last night. I almost told you then, but I said, nope. Saving that one. That's really special. That's really nice.
I think that's really cool. So happy that you shared that. Yep. I did tear up last night at the end of the show. Well, I'm a sucker for a good montage.
And if you put music to it, then I'm, like, done for. And I like their music. The the music for for Hard Knocks is really good. Showed him kind of putting away all their jerseys and all their helmets, and Lamar Jackson kinda did a thing where he was like, listen. I really want a Lombardi Trophy.
Yeah. Not this year. And he goes, but I really like my team. Yeah. Well not all gonna be around next year.
That's such a powerful line too because, yeah, the people that you're on the team with I mean, it changes all the time during the season. Right. In an off season, it changes a lot. Coaching staffs change, players leave, new players are added. You're constantly in a in a world of, of change, especially in the off season.
So, yeah, it's not gonna be the same team when they hit the field in the fall. And then you gotta go through all those stages of team development all over again. Correct. It's, it's I don't know. It's good.
So, yeah, it was a weepy mess last night even when it ended because I'm like, oh, no. Yeah. But look at what the Bills fan stepped up and did to help out, mister Andrews. Well Kinda cool. Now I want the Bills to win the Super Bowl.
Well Well, I certainly want them to be the Chiefs. A 100%. You and everyone who isn't a Chiefs fan. Let's go, Josh Allen. Let's go.
I just read this. This is kind of interesting. People in Costa Rica are only allowed to drive 6 days a week to cut down on traffic and pollution. So the last digit of your license plate number dictates what day you're not allowed to drive on the road. Interesting.
Okay. You'd have to memorize your license plate, which I don't. You just have to know the last number. Well, yeah. You have to remember one number.
So if they see you out on the road and you have the wrong number, it's your day not to drive, then you get a a a citation, I assume. I assume that too. Having been to Costa Rica, let me tell you. Like, San Jose, the capital city, on the map the size of about Idaho Falls with, like, 3 and a half 1000000 people when I was there. It's That's insane.
Insane. They have entire, intersections that have, like, cars travel north south, let's say. Okay. And the east west traffic is just pedestrians, but they have stoplights for pedestrians. Because there's so many people.
So many people. So, like, the whole city is kinda laid out that way. And once you get outside of San Jose and it's all rural, like, uncapped roads, there's some highway, but then it turns into, like, dirt road everywhere. And when you're in a tour bus or you're in, you know, an SUV thing rolling around in in Costa Rica, it's a wild time. But in San Jose itself, it's so congested.
Very, very congested. Mhmm. So I can see that's probably why. I think it would be hard for whoever they're giving whoever is responsible for keeping the citations, like managing the law and order of it. You'd have to memorize okay.
Are twos allowed to drive today, or is it threes? I can't remember who's allowed and who's not allowed to drive today. That would be difficult to try to remember what you're looking at. I was just looking at the metro population, of San Jose is 2,100,000 right now. So it was I was overestimating.
At at the time I was there, it was lower. But, 2,100,000,000 people. What? 25 years ago? 25 years ago.
Yeah. It's been a long time. But that's, that's that's wild. And, yeah, I mean, that it makes sense. That's an interesting thing, though.
If they if they were like, okay. Here's the dealio. You're gonna only be able to drive on these certain days. I could imagine people would freak out. But And I think it probably takes them it'll take them some time to get used to.
For sure. But my other thought too is that, like, do you have, public transportation? Right? Like, that's that seems to me to be a solution Oh, yeah. For a lot of these these types of problems because you if if you do have public transportation as an option, you can fit more people into one vehicle than you can if every single person drives themselves individually.
And and that just, in my mind, makes a lot more sense. Oh, does it? Yeah. Call me wild, but that makes a lot more sense. Wow.
Looks like you're the only one that had a public transportation idea. I thought of it just now. We should get buses and trains. To transport large groups of people. Yeah.
In one vehicle. Congestion. Yeah. Wow. Yeah.
Let's let's lessen our dependence upon individual vehicles and increase our public transportation. That's, that's what I want, but, you know, I'm wild. I'm a crazy person. I'm a crazy person. Went to because one of my favorite pastimes.
I like to I like to go to Google Maps. And street view stuff? Yeah. That's cool. Because I think it's interesting to see.
It is. Yeah. I was trying to find, the name of the hotel I stayed at. It doesn't look very busy there. There was there's not a lot of traffic there from what I can tell.
Yeah. There's, like, cars in the parking lot. Yeah. Yeah. They didn't just do the flyover rush hour.
Yeah. I mean, you can see it. It's it's spread out. And they do have buses there, so they do have public transportation there. That.
What do you know? They caught on to your idea. Yeah. Imagine. Wow.
Public transport. Wild. Are you ready to do a little would you rather this or that? So ready. Alright.
Let's go. Would you rather have fingers for toes or toes for fingers? You're thinking hard. Well, I've, I've I've got a I keep I think I'd rather have okay. Having one doesn't necessarily mean you're going to have the other.
That's what I that was sort of my question. Okay. So I either have 20 fingers Correct. Or 20 toes. Correct.
I'm taking 20 fingers. Me too. Ew. Ew. It's just it's it's either marsupial or primate.
That's the that's all. You just have primate feet. You would have to learn to walk all over again. No. I wouldn't.
You see, I would. Why? Because it'd be weird with your long toes. You would have to fingers. Yeah.
I just said it would be primate. So you would you would absolutely have to learn to re walk. But I would also have 4 thumbs, and I would be able to do so many things with my things. With my feet hands. Plus, also, if you wear socks, is your is your I wouldn't anymore.
Is your thumb toe gonna be tucked inside, or are you gonna get a shoe with your thumb I would have hanging out the side? I would have, basically, a flip flop of sorts. That's it. So your toe thumb is hanging out the side? Yeah.
I mean, I it's it's not like it doesn't I don't have control of it. I can keep it out of the way of stepping on it. Look. I'm telling you. It's a it's monkey feet.
Like, that's it. It's primate feet. They have 4 hands. You don't think that you would step on it, though? Yes.
But I get what you're saying, but primates have they've they've been birthed with those. They know how they've already adapted to that. I mean, I'm gonna have to learn the capabilities. Saying. I'm gonna have to but walking isn't gonna be an issue.
I think it would be. I don't think so. You're gonna have longer feet, longer toes. So what about my longer toes? Have a dangly thumb toe.
It's not dangly. I it I can control it with my brain just like these 2. It's a it's a functioning So you'd tuck it inside? No. I'm not gonna tuck it inside.
Mean by tuck it inside? Is that like It's part of if I were to walk on my hands, where would I put my thumb? Out. So would I on my feet? You're gonna trip on them.
I'm not gonna trip on my toe thumbs. I think you might. No way. It's just primate feet. You gotta go watch more monkeys.
I'm telling you. I think you just have to learn you're gonna have to do some adapting. I bet I'd pick it up real quick. I bet you do too because you're good at everything. No.
That's not true. Take me a while, but you'll be like, oh, I got the hang of this. And then I'm gonna be like, check out my monkey bars. Like, I can use my feet hands and my arm hands. I'm gonna have so many things I can climb on and stuff.
The thing that's missing, though, and I think is important to the whole thing is a tail. You don't get that. I know. But don't you think that that's important? Like, that is a 5th appendage For sure.
That is used for balance. It is used for stability. I think a tail's an important mix when it comes to climbing. Why don't you want toe fingers? Could you imagine?
No. Absolutely not. No. I have unlocked a new fear. Uh-oh.
What is it? Well, apparently, the town of Cornish or Cornwall has got a couple of different people talking about it. I believe this is in Europe, if I had to guess. K. They have a problem with sinkholes.
Oh, no. Sinkhole we had a problem with the sinkhole here in Idaho Falls not too long ago. Not like this. Oh, no. Sinkhole opened in a backyard and revealed a 300 foot deep medieval mine shaft.
Oh, that's dope. No. That's deep. I I know, but that's cool. Isn't that cool?
I mean, look. Here's here's another story. Somebody said, apparently, this happens I just looked at a picture. Scary. Holy smokes.
Really deep, and it's big. A 100 Yeah. Feet down. Oh, yeah. This person said, where I live, this happens every now and then.
Mines are meant to be capped, but it seems like they like to open up randomly. He says, I remember one opened at the school yard where we used to play at lunchtime. They put some cones and tape around it, and they had one of the lunch ladies there stop kids from playing in the hole. The eighties, man. Like, this is wild.
Other people are saying, like, they they greedily dug too deep. Like, they didn't stabilize much of anything. They just drilled down. They I mean, they just dug straight down to see what they could find, whether they were looking for water or they were looking for, minerals or something, and they just dug these all over the place. And then over time, they got covered up by sediment and whatever.
And then whenever there's moisture and rainfall and weight distribution like, this is right next to their house. Oh, yeah. It's, like, right next right next to feet away from their house. My question is how I hope nobody was standing on or near it when the sinkhole opened up. Right?
Oh, that's so terrifying. You're right. That's, that's terrifying. Mhmm. And why didn't they cap it like they were supposed to?
Well, they they over time, I mean, there's no documentation. People didn't go, here's where we dug a hole. I just you know, you imagine you're standing there, and then the ground goes and just disappears underneath you. Up. Yeah.
That's happened. People have disappeared in sinkholes to never be seen again. I've there's there are places in the world where sinkholes happen as people are driving down the road I know. And they just open and swallows cars and buses. I know.
I'm like, this is wild. This is this is crazy. Sinkholes are crazy. Terrifying. Yeah.
Just swallowing the world. The this guy says, sometimes I walk outside in the dark, but I know the layout. I never considered there could be a giant sinkhole, which wasn't there before. Yeah. There may be something there that wasn't there before.
Alright. We're gonna we're gonna end the show on that one. Funny. Yeah. Have a great rest of your Thursday.
Be safe. And, yeah, watch out for sinkholes. It'll surprise you. Can't. It'll sneak up on you.
Watch out for them. I mean, you can if they've already opened up. Don't go falling in a hole. We'll see you back here tomorrow morning, on your Friday, which is exciting. Oh, hallelujah.
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