Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Monday, January 27, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
Chantel needs some cold cranking amps, the Superbowl has been decided and no one is super excited, we got recognized in Salt Lake City this weekend - hi Terry from Menan, Chantel is a passenger princess, we got our film developed and some of the pictures are great, we revisit our childhood imaginations, you can grow grapes in East Idaho, we did not dine and dash, we ate spicy chicken, our daughter is an artist, some things that make us irrationally angry, and an earthquake hit Maine this morning.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
2:06 - Cold cranking amps
5:40 - The Superbowl stage is set
9:30 - Good News to Get You Going
13:27 - We got recognized in Salt Lake City
18:09 - Chantel is a passenger princess
23:28 - You can still get film developed
28:05 - Let's play pretend
35:20 - Growing grapes with eastidahonews.com
39:42 - Yes, Josh did pay the bill
42:53 - We ate spicy chicken
46:25 - Our daughter is an artist
50:45 - Irrational angers
56:52 - Would You Rather This or That
59:20 - Earthquake in Maine + outro
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Full show transcript:
Hey. It's Josh and Chantel, and this is wake up classy 97, the podcast. It's a replay of today's full show. It's Monday, January 27th. On today's show, I need some cold cranking amps.
Yeah. Your car would not start this morning, so I get to be your personal chauffeur. Lick you. Yay. The Super Bowl has been decided, and no one is super excited.
I don't know. I've been scrolling through. Some some people are excited. People that are excited, but whoopee do, I'm not excited, and I'm the only one that matters. Boy.
We get recognized in Salt Lake City this weekend. Hi, Terry from Manheim. Yeah. I'm a passenger princess. Look at you.
All tucked away, warm, snuggled up, eyes shut, thinking I don't notice. What why don't your, why does your mouth stay open like that, though? But why did it stay open? Like that? Because I'm a mouth breather.
I guess so. We got our film developed, and some of the pictures are great. Some Garbage. Yeah. Most most garbage.
Most garbage. Couple dozen we kept. We revisit our childhood imaginations. Yes. Yeah.
I'm a civil engineer. What are you? A performer. Oh, look at you. You can grow grapes in East Idaho.
True fact. And we will be this summer. I hope so. We did not dine and dash. No.
I actually paid the bills. Thank you. Yeah. Thanks for taking care of that. Yep.
We ate too spicy chicken. You say too spicy? Too spicy. It was so good. Are you having it for lunch today, your leftover?
Yeah. Yeah. Too spicy 2 days in a row. What? That's what I'll be doing.
Okay. Our daughter is an artist. Yes. And she has value. She does have value.
Some things that make us irrationally angry. Yeah. And an earthquake hit Maine this morning. Yeah. They'd be shaking in their boots in the northeast.
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Everywhere. Here's today's show. Well, hi there. Well, hello to you. What's going on?
Nothing. What's going on with you? It's it's the morning. Yeah. And that's, That's what's going on with you.
Going on with me. It's cold. It's super cold, which was weird. Your car would not start this morning. No.
And so you rode with me, which is totally cool. I'm gonna chauffeur you around today. K. So I just need to be chauffeured 1, 2 places. 1, 2?
1, 2 places. Oh, okay. Alright. No big deal. Too much.
That happen. Other job and to my home. Okay. We'll make that work Thanks, Josh. Somehow, someway.
Thanks, Josh. But but pretty cold this morning. Into the negatives, single digits, not bad. Wind chill, of course, a factor. And if you have a a little car with a real old battery in it, Why is that?
Doesn't wanna start. What old? Is it really old, my battery? We haven't replaced it since we've owned that car Okay. Which has been quite a few years.
At least 10 or 11 years. So Yeah. It's it's just tired. It's pretty old. Yeah.
I mean, I don't know the the total life of a battery, but it could be the original for all we know. Because we bought it pre owned. We didn't buy it. G battery. Oh, it's an OG battery.
Yeah. Yeah. Now it's just not wanting to, start in the cold, especially. It takes more what they call cold cranking amps. What?
Is that a thing? Yep. Cold cranking amps? Cold cranking amps. You gotta have, a whole bunch of those in order to get your battery to start your car.
That is a real thing. I know. And it's important, because if you if you have a cold climate like we do, you want those cold cranking amps. TCA is what they call it. Sure.
Cold cranking amps. System that measures the number of amps a battery can produce for 30 seconds at 0 degrees Fahrenheit Yeah. While maintaining a voltage of at least 7.2 volts. Wow. Yeah.
You gotta have more cold cranking amps in your battery. It's it's too weak. Yeah. That's true about my personal self too. I need some cold cranking amps.
Is that what you're saying? Cold cranking amps. Yeah. Well, I don't know where you get them, but sure. Cold cranking amp store.
Yeah. They don't sell what you what you need to do is recharge. That's what that's what you do. You either replace the battery. Well Or we're I'm gonna try and just hook the charger up to it.
It's what I'm gonna do. And it'll probably be fine. And, we'll be able to go forward from there. Because batteries are not cheap. No.
They are not. I hate spending my money on dumb stuff. Like cold cranking amps. Yeah. Yeah.
I hate it. Well Somebody else should have to pay for this. Oh. Oh, no. The cold cranking amp donation fund?
Yes. The CCADF? It's not a thing. But, nonetheless, that's what's going on. What do you have, happening on your side of the board today?
I was looking at cold cranking amps, and am I supposed to have something? No. I just didn't know what was happening. I can't see on the other side, so I just thought I'd check-in on you. No.
I'm just here. Super. Just on a Monday. Alright. Well, good morning.
It's Josh and Chantel. Are you ready for some football? No. No. I am not.
Let's go Nope. Super Bowl. I'm done with the NFL. I am over it, and they're gonna they're gonna miss my viewership. They are.
There's a lot of people. I was actually looking at some stuff, this morning, and somebody said it's a good thing, that I enjoyed the football season because the postseason has been awful. Yeah. It really has. And then there's, there's a whole bunch of people showing a whole bunch of different clips and videos of things from, from the game with the Chiefs last night saying this is clearly cheating or, you know, the refs are involved.
There's so much of that going on, all over the Internet today. There's, there's a lot of disappointing people. There's a a map of the country. Yeah. It's all gray, and then there's, the Kansas City logo over Kansas City, and there's the Eagles logo over Philadelphia.
Uh-huh. And, and it says, folks who are rooting for each team across the country, and Gray is Everybody is. Anything but the Super Bowl. Yeah. We got invited to a Super Bowl party before we knew who's going to the Super Bowl.
I said, call him right now. It's your cousin. Right. I said, call him right now and tell him we're coming to the party, but I'm not watching that game. Told him.
And? He replied. What'd he say? I can't remember. I'm unprepared.
We've already seen this game. And guess what? This game was boring last time they played. And I really like Saquon Barkley, but come on. I am so tired.
Here's what are you ready for this hot take? Yeah. Go ahead. I am tired of everybody thinking that, Mahomes is, like, amazing because I have seen a lot of quarterbacks that have performed so much better than that guy. The commentators were miserable about him.
It's too wild to has way better stats than that guy. I know. Lamar Jackson. I know. I mean, come on.
Mahomes isn't even in, the MVP running this year. Nominated Yeah. Because he's performed so poorly. But, you know, whatever. Ugh.
No one in football does it like him, and he's the gold standard. That's what I heard last night. And then I went. Man. Here's what, what I said.
I said, Chantel said we're good for a party, but she doesn't wanna watch the game. And he, LOL ed, and then he said, she's just feeling what everyone else in America is feeling. Yeah. And then he said, let's go Philly because if you have to pick Well, yeah, of course. I'm going Philly because I do like Saquon Barkley, and I do like Jalen Hurts.
Right. So I just didn't wanna watch that game again. We've already seen this game. I know. I know.
So cool. Football is But but I'm good for a party. Well, that's a couple of weeks away. You got, Pro Bowl, would be this weekend, and then next weekend will be the Super Bowl. Oh, boy.
Whoopie doo. Whoopie doo? Whoopie doo. Day. You're excited.
No one cares about your little For chips and queso. You're excited for chips and queso. Snacks. Yeah. I like I'll show up for the snacks.
I'm making a a bowl of buffalo dip. Do you you already know what you're gonna make? I have I've been requested to make a a an abundance of buffalo dip. Oh, see. And I we've made buffalo dip so much that I'm kinda over it.
But I quit. I I haven't made it in in a few holidays sequentially, and now people are like, when's that coming back? So I gotta I gotta make that. What should I make? I don't know.
I don't know. Something else. Something that I can cry into. Oh, come on. Well, I've, I've I've got 2 stories.
I'll save 1 just in, you know, for tomorrow or whatever. But this story, for today is is pretty cool. Baseball card collectors for the past couple of months have been buzzing about this, one of a kind autographed card from superstar pitcher Paul Skeens of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Never even heard of them. This, the Pittsburgh Pirates?
Him. I meant to Paul Skeens. Yeah. Because you don't follow baseball. Actually, I have never heard of the Pirates either.
Well, that's the Pittsburgh baseball team, the Pittsburgh Pirates. K. The card was in a pack out there somewhere, and collectors have been opening these packs hoping to find this one of a kind autographed card that could be worth 100 of 1,000 of dollars. An 11 year old boy from Los Angeles found the card on Christmas day. Where'd he find it?
It was a Christmas gift. He opened it up and he pulled, he he opened up his pack of cards and pulled out the card on Christmas Day. Okay. The Pittsburgh Pirates team found out about it, and they were hoping to make a trade for the card. So they offered this 11 year old boy 2 season tickets for 30 years Woah.
In exchange for the card. They're in Pittsburgh. That's correct. So he'd have to go And he's in Los Angeles. It's a terrible trade.
Don't make that trade. Along with a meeting with Paul Skeens. Don't make that trade. How is he gonna go to Pittsburgh all the time? He's 11 years old.
He turned down the offer. Good. Good for that kid. That's a terrible trade. He turned down the offer, and instead, he plans to put the card up for auction, and he is going to donate the proceeds to, those impacted by the wildfires in Los Angeles.
Aw. What's his name? I don't have his name. He's 11. So the card is believed to be worth 100 of 1,000 of dollars, you'll remember.
Yeah. So that's a big gift from an 11 year old boy with a big heart. Yeah. And the chairman of the Pittsburgh Pirates, his name is Bob, he was touched when he learned about the boy's decision, and he wants to do something to celebrate. So It better be a good offer, Bob.
He said, we couldn't be happier for this young baseball fan and his family reading a story on how he pulled the card on Christmas morning. What a magical moment. He said the family bond is what baseball is all about, and I'd love to host him and his family and follow through with the meet and greet with Paul and his teammates either here in Pittsburgh or when we travel to LA. Look at that. Look at that.
So no 2 season tickets for 30 years. Look. He's 11 now. Over the next 30 years, he'll be in his early forties. Yes.
He could potentially travel. But But still, that's But he also might not even be a Pirates fan. Exactly. You know? And he might he might totally just be a Dodgers fan.
That's true. Or a Cubs fan. Does it, though? Maybe Chicago? Baseball team might know.
He lives in LA. I know. There's a good chance he's a Dodgers fan. Or are the Angels still Spain. No.
That's in New York. I know. But those are, like, those are popular teams. Listen. Or Padres, that's in San Diego.
That's close. Yeah. That's close. I mean, look. Okay.
But listen. He would still have to pay for travel to get to Pittsburgh to see the season games. Sure. So it's not beneficial to him. Unless he, like, went to school there in college or something.
Who gave him the card for Christmas? Family. I don't know. Santa? I I have no idea.
Wow. This was a wild ride story. Anyway, it's good news to get you going. Of all the places in the whole wide world to be, sort of pseudo recognized. The word recognized?
Is that the proper thing? We weren't necessarily recognized. It was I mean, yes and no. Let's let's go back. Let's rewind.
Over the weekend, we traveled to Salt Lake City, And, and we were checking out a show while we were there. We're staying with some friends, and and some other friends came from the Boise area. So we have this whole group of us, and we're in Salt Lake City. And we're at the show, And, our Utah friends started talking to the people that were sitting next to us. And along the way, found out that they were from East Idaho.
And then said, oh, well, you might know these 2 because in a joking way, they're famous. They're famous radio people. And, and the guy sitting next to me, Josh, he said, what is what is your name? And you introduced yourself as, oh, I'm Chantel, and he interrupted and said, and you're Josh. You're Josh and Chantel.
My mom, who, by the way hi, Terry and Manan. Hi, Terry and Manan. Hi, Terry and Manan. My mom listens to you guys every day. She loves your show.
You're 2 Scoop Sally Yeah. Which is fantastic. Which is great because that's a that's an old story. It's a fantastic story. It is a fan it's about ice cream.
Yeah. It's about how Chantel is into ice cream. 2 Scoops at a time. You know 2 Scoops Alley. Yeah.
You know about 2 Scoops Alley. That was something. That was that was something. It's just wild. I mean, you you know, you you sort of I guess if someone, were to recognize you out in public and say hi or whatever, you'd expect that in in the towns we live and work in.
Right? Yeah. In our in our own community. But you're in another state. You're completely detached.
And then you you know, oh, hey. I know who you are. And then from then on, it was like a mad rush to get our autograph. No. It was not.
We were like, thanks, Scott. We're like everybody else. We're just trying to enjoy the show. No. Settle down.
None of that. None of that happened. That happened. We did, however, take a picture with Josh that he sent to his mom, and she said, are you kidding? Which I think is fantastic.
So, hello again. Good morning, Terry and Manan. Yeah. It it was nice to listening. It was nice to meet your son.
It was very nice to meet your son. And, and it was unexpected, and that was cool. So, anyway, it's always it's always fun. Of all the people to be sitting by somebody from East Idaho I know. We're in a giant theater, and there's In a giant city.
Tons of people. Yeah. Just so random. And you purchase your tickets online. You have no idea who you're gonna be sitting next to.
Such a small little thing that happens. It's pretty cool. So That's cool. Anyway, you you just never know. But, hey, if you're if you do see us out and about, don't worry about saying hi.
You can. We're totally okay with, like, hey. How are you? That's fine. I'm fine.
Even if you're like, I hate your show. Yeah. You guys are annoying. Yeah. I can't stay on the way you laugh.
I mean, don't say that. You can say it. You have freedom of speech. Also, you you went back to the laugh thing. We've really gotta go through therapy on that one.
One guy in the history of your entire life, you're over 40, one dude told you one time that he didn't like your laugh, and that is booked into you. It's wedged. You've had multiple people go, what are you crazy? I love your energy. I love your laugh, but that one doesn't stick.
No. It's the one dude in your entire 40 some odd years of life. That one sticks. Yeah. We've really gotta work that one out.
Alright. I'll talk about it. Away. I'll tell my therapist about it this week. Holy cow.
That's a wild one. How is that stuck? I don't know. Get it out of there. Alright.
Man. Geez Louise. That's that one is rooted. I I know. You got a crabgrass in your in your complement garden.
Get it out of there by the root. Like, that was a good, visual Yeah. Representation. Weed it out. My complement garden.
Yeah. Your compliment garden is full of flowers. You got that one crabgrass, and you just keep looking at it. I don't know if it's full of flowers. That's what compliments are.
No. I know, but that it's not full of flowers, which means I could use more of them. You know how when you have a baby and the baby is not sleeping Alright. Oh, okay. And you go Sure.
I can't the only way to get this baby to sleep is if I put him in the car ride. Right. I'm a put put the baby in the car seat. I'm gonna go put the car seat in the car. We're gonna go for a drive till the baby falls asleep, and then we're gonna carefully take the baby out of the car.
Rocking of the car and the Sure. I was gonna ask, how's my little passenger princess doing this morning? Did you go out and kill your car battery so that you didn't have to drive to work this morning so you could continue to be a passenger. Listen. Listen.
Listen. I always offer to drive. I don't mind driving. I always offer to drive. But you say that you get bored when you're the passenger.
Terrible. I hate being the passenger. Exactly. I don't hate being the passenger, but don't give me grief because I get bored and then I close my eyes and fall asleep. That's that's not what I'm giving you grief about.
What are you giving me grief about then? Just just about how cuddly it looked. You know? He was sleeping. It was not cuddly.
My neck was kinda sore. Yeah. You should have packed a pillow. I wish I had packed one of those neck pillows. Mhmm.
Yeah. Yeah. Those are that's a good look. Look. I understand.
It has function. Like, when you have to sit up in an airplane Yeah. You're and you need your neck supported. But it is a there's gotta be a newer way. There's gotta be another way to make that pillow look like that.
It's just awful looking. Okay. Here's what I could feel myself kinda like my eyes were getting heavy. Yeah. And I don't like to fall asleep because I like to keep you company because I know the drives take a long time to Salt Lake City, and it's boring.
It's a boring drive. We were listening to a podcast. Yeah. Which was fine. And I'm like, I was all good.
Company. So I feel bad falling asleep. I'm I'm ready to be on hand if you need a snack. You woke up and said, we're already at Mulad? I said, yeah.
I didn't realize I had been asleep that long. Been a long time. We're already at Mulad? Mhmm. Yeah.
I had my sunglasses on. I was like, oh, he's not gonna notice. I can see through the side of them. Close my eyes. I was very aware that you were asleep.
You were you were out. But if I position myself in a way But it I can hide the side of my eyes. You'd had a a real sleep in kinda morning, and you'd had breakfast and lunch. We've done a little bit of running around. The sun was dying just a little bit through my window.
Sure. And I went, this car is just swaying ever so gently. Uh-huh. We're in the lab. How long do you think I had fallen asleep?
Oh, probably an hour. No. Yes. It was it was probably an hour. Sorry about that.
Why? It's fine. I was fine. It's when it's at night that it's the worst. Like, if I if it's later in the evening or or whatever and we're on a drive and and it's like everybody in the car is tired.
I hate that. Yeah. The kids are asleep in the back. You're nodding off on the passenger seat. Then I'm like, oh, no.
I gotta Drive. That's the worst. I really do try to stay awake because I know that it's boring. So I try to stay awake to keep you company. Yeah.
Be your make sure my eyes aren't snacks. Shutting from the side. Drink of water? Yeah. I can reach all of that.
No. You couldn't. Well, not the snacks. Those were in the back. But but if we were on a serious trip, I would have been more prepared to have snacks at the ready.
But it's fine. I was good. We had lunch. I was fine. Had my water.
Finished that. It was great. Podcast? I was just fine. I didn't mind.
You were sleeping. It was cool. There have been times when I've been, like, not cool with it, but I didn't mind yesterday. That was fine. You've been not cool with it.
Yeah. There have been times where I've been, like, hey. Come on now. No sleeping on the job. I can't help it.
The car is swaying just so. I know. And then you were like a baby. The sound of the gravel. The pavement.
Of the gravel. Not the gravel. Yeah. Just Pavement. Oh, speaking of which, I gotta get that rock chip fixed.
You do. Oh, that made me angry. Eat That's about the second one. I know I got one fixed on Friday. Right?
Thursday or Friday. And then I got another one on the way home. Oh, man. I hate the rock chips. I gotta go get that thing fixed.
That's a big one too. No. I'm not. I'm surprised you didn't crack more of your windshield because it's so cold. I'm super not excited about that.
I forgot about that till just now. I don't want that thing to split. It's gonna split because it's real cold. Well, it has to do with defrost and everything else. So we'll see.
I just gotta be careful. Careful. I gotta get that thing filled, like, right now. To go today? I will.
But not before you have to pick me up because you're my chauffeur. Remember? That's right. I have chores. Couple of weeks ago, we sent some film off to be developed, and we finally picked up the pictures.
Yeah. We did. And? I would say we had 10 we had 10 rolls of film Uh-huh. That we got developed.
I would say there was probably one solid roll of film. That we kept. Right? Because so many of the pictures were people we didn't even know. People we didn't recognize.
Like, I had some pictures in there from the late nineties and early 2000 that I was like, what am I ever gonna do with this? I have no idea what to do with this. So and there were, like, pictures of clouds and mountains and, like, weird stuff. We had pictures prints. Of a visit to the zoo.
So there were lots of pictures of some of the animals, and I went, I don't need this. Yeah. Faraway, distant pictures of a giraffe. Anyway, it it was interesting to see the photos that we did have, and then we found, Anyway, it it was interesting to see the photos that we did have, and then we found, like, a treasure chest of stuff that we were like, no way. It was funny because we went to dinner.
This was, Friday. Friday? Thursday or Friday. Thursday. Thursday or Friday.
And we were eating dinner with the kids, and, and we were thumbing through the pictures. And one of, or I guess a couple of them had some pictures of us, like, right after we'd gotten engaged, and there was, like, pictures of us in, like, old apartments that we had, like, lived in. It's so weird. There's some really old photos of us from, like, 2003. It had to have been 2003 or early 2004.
That's crazy. I love because we don't have a lot of pictures of us Right. Early. We don't have a lot of early Josh and Chantel. Because we didn't have digital cameras.
We still had film cameras, and we were asking ourselves, like, there's gotta be pictures of us somewhere. But we found a a few of them, and we look like babies. We were babies. Holy cow. 20 some odd years ago.
Looking like like, 21 years ago. I loved it. Years ago. There was a roll of film in there that was yours that had it was hard to see, but you said, I think that's my ex girlfriend. And then a couple of pictures later exposed.
A picture of me. So you had in that same roll of film Well, that's the thing about film, isn't it? Like, you you would take pictures, and you wouldn't use them all, but you'd still have your camera laying around. You'd be like, oh, I wanna take a picture. Wind.
Wind. Wind. Snap. They could be right next to each other, but the amount of time between those two photos could be years. Who knows?
Years. Oh, come on. They were years years between, I tell you. Did you secretly keep that overdeveloped picture of your ex girlfriend? I yeah.
The the one that was all grainy, and you couldn't tell. Yeah. No. No. I did not.
It's not there anymore. Okay. That one is in the garbage. Oh. What am I gonna do with this grainy, terribly light exposed piece of film?
We did get a CD, with every single role, so I do still have I could do reprints. Access. I could do reprints of that terrible photo. I don't it was kind of pricey to spend money on pictures that we threw half of them away. More than half.
Yeah. Yeah. I would say, if you're going to develop film, just know that it's gonna cost you about $16 a roll, if you're gonna be Yep. Developing film. That's about an average about what we got.
It was worth it. I will say it was worth it because Yeah. Unlocking the memories we did. There were some pictures that we had never seen before and some old pictures of us, and that was fun. Oh, there was also some pictures of me pregnant with Beck.
I know. I know. I've never seen those pictures. 20 year old photos. That was cool.
Yeah. Oh. Oh, I forgot about those. Anyway, that's the update. We did get it fill the film developed.
We got it back. We did have some pictures, on the on the roles that were worth saving. And I'm sure at some point, some of those, little tiny, baby faces of ours will make it on the Internet somehow, some way, and you'll be able to see a couple of those, but weird. It'll be one of those, like, how it started, how it's going kind of things. Going great.
Hey. This is an interesting question that I wanna ask you. K. When you were a kid, who or what did you pretend to be when you were playing pretend? Oh, interesting.
I was a civil engineer a lot, and I built a lot of cities Okay. In the dirt for my for my cars. For your matchbox cars? I had a lot of that going on. I'm trying to think.
Like, imagination wise, I'm trying to remember, like, where I was. A lot of, like, let's play let's play war, which was just with the neighborhood kids, and you'd divide the teams or capture the flag type stuff. Mhmm. And, and run around and do that. I I played a lot of, teacher stuff.
Okay. And so I had a closet, and they were just made of wood. It was just one of those rolling like what we have now. So it's just a wooden closet door, but I used that as my chalkboard. Uh-huh.
But because I knew my mom didn't want me to do that, I would just hide the one chalkboard behind the other door so she couldn't see. Until both doors were shut on the closet and one's exposed. Yeah. But Yeah. That didn't happen for a long time.
And then when she finally did see, she was like, what are you doing? I said, isn't much awkward? Teaching class. Yeah. This is very important stuff.
Yeah. Oh, the principal walked in. We're in the middle of class. Excuse me. I'm teaching here.
I always loved, like, driving to school too. Like, I guess, he's a teacher. Yeah. We well and I don't know that it was necessary. Like, that was a big thing I know our kids did all the time.
They would put chairs. That's what I did. I taught them to do that because that's what I love to do. Like, 4 chairs is a car. Yeah.
You put the kitchen table chairs in a line in the kitchen, and then you would drive. Right. And then I would put my kids in the back. I had a little cabbage patch, and I had a little car seat. And I'd be like, shit.
It's okay. Yeah. I don't think I ever did that as a kid, but I saw our kids do that a lot. Yeah. Because I I taught them that.
Well, good for you. Because I loved to do that. That chair car. A chair car. That was the best.
Chair cars. I made a lot of forts. Lots of fort building. What were you protecting to? Outdoor forts, in a fort.
That wasn't, like, a particular job or anything that you were protecting. Like, let's construct a fort. No. I was like, let's build a fort. I'm gonna hang out in a fort.
There was a story I read of I saw this question online, and so I was reading some of the answers. This guy always wanted to be a garbage man. Mhmm. So when they would go to the grocery store, he would stand on the front of the cart like the guys used to stand on the back That's so funny. Of the trucks and pretended to be the garbage man.
Yeah. I think that's so clever. Like, man, I never did that. That would have been so cool. Like, I'm the garbage man.
Did you ever ride on the bottom of the cart? Oh, yes. Yeah. Down there in the finger crush zone? Yeah.
That's a dangerous and you and you had long hair, so you were in the hair around the tire finger crush zone. Did that did never happen, but Oh, I know. I did do that. Makes me sort of get the heebie jeebies thinking about the potential of that happening. Nobody does that now.
Mm-mm. It's too dangerous. No. I haven't seen a kid riding on the bottom of the carton alone. That's what I just said.
No. I don't. See that. But but there's no, like, sign that says kids can't ride there. Because Listen up, kids.
Because we did that, and we know the dangers of it. We're the parents now that are like, I would not let my kids down there. I'd be like, no. But we also like, you used to put your hands down, and they'd scoot across the whole floor. Like, that's filthy.
That is cool. What were we doing? Building up an immune system. That's what. Tell you.
Yuck. I also loved the picnic table was my stage. You you've talked about that. Have talked about this a lot, but I wanted to be a performer. Look at you now.
Look at me now. Look at you now. Perform. Entertain. I was singing.
I was dancing. I was. This is just your big picnic table. If if the neighbors ever looked out the window, they're like, oh, that girl's she's performing again. Back up there, she must have finished making plum leaf soup.
I did that too. I know. Yes. I know. Plum leaf soup in the, in the tent trailer.
It wasn't leaves. It was just plum soup. You just used plums. Were our money. Oh, my fault.
So we would pick plums from the plum tree, put it in water. Yeah. Did you mush them up or just float them around? Float them around. Oh, okay.
Cool. Because we weren't allowed to have knives. No. I didn't say cut them up. I said mush them up.
Oh, no. Ew. No. Delicious plum soup. That I bought with my leaf money.
Oh, I would be a kid again. And did you have, you you've talked also about, your bike. You had a drive through kinda loop there. Yes. See?
I know all the And there was a fence post, and that's where I would stop and get gas. Fill her up, Johnny. Way to have an imagination. Who's Johnny? Oh, he was the gas station attendant.
Yeah? Yep. Fill her up, Johnny. Are you from the twenties, forties? What are we doing?
Hey, Johnny. Fill her up. Bling bling. Yeah. Bling bling.
I'll take the regular, please. Yeah. No lead for me today. Here's my leaf money. Oh, gas was always free.
I'd never paid it back. Great. Look at you. What an economy you had in your imagination. Yeah.
It was awesome. Leaf money, plum soup, free gas I know. And a stage to perform on anytime you want. Endless amount of an audience, and they all loved me. I always got a fluff.
Bring your toys out and set them on chairs to watch? No. I never did that, but I did take, my barbie's always had an adventure in the backyard. Cool. They went skiing sometimes.
Wow. You didn't even have a ski hill? No. The climb they ski? Oh, when it was snowy, they would go ski Uh-huh.
Because she had a set of skis. Did you how long did you play outside? 5 minutes? No. 10?
I was always outside. No. In the winter. Oh, never. When they were skiing.
Oh, maybe 5 minutes. 5 minutes. Yeah. Get them all bundled up, and then you're like, no. I'm going back inside.
No. You're not a you're not an outside lady when it comes to snow. Thing I know. We've had enough ski time, Barbie. Yeah.
Let's go inside the lodge. It's warm there. Plus, also, she had skis, but Ken didn't have skis. And so she just stayed alone. Yeah.
Sad. Sorta like my life. It's fine. It's sad. You know, you have friends.
But I ski alone. You don't need me to ski. You would be skiing alone anyway if I went with you because I'd be so slow. I'd be holding you up. You'd be so bored.
Till you got good at it after practicing for a couple years. I'm not gonna do that. No. I know. I'm aware.
I have got a lot of gardening on my mind, I tell you. I was talking about it at breakfast yesterday with our friends in, Utah, and I'm I'm going, a bat like, back and forth with all of these different ideas of things that I wanna do to the backyard. So much stuff. And in the process of, kinda talking about stuff, we're talking about different things that you can grow, and we're talking about, sustainable landscape and all of these different things and, fruit trees and vegetable gardens and all this. And his yard is beautiful.
Yeah. It's gorgeous. It is very much ecosystem. It is wild. He is.
And so conservation Yeah. So I'm trying to, like Sanctuary. Embody some of that into our yard, and I'm clicking around the Internet. Eastidohonews.com has a whole thing about propagating your own, grapevines, which we're talking about grapes because you can grow grapes in east Idaho. He's grown grapes in Salt Lake.
Like, you can grow grapes, and, there's a whole rundown on exactly how to get some starts from somebody who grows grapes. I know someone, and how to, plant them so that you can start growing vines, right away and start getting grapes going, which I'm all about. Whenever you want. Mind. Plus, you can have grape juice.
Plus, you can make smoothies. Yeah. There's lots of things you can do with grapes and fruit trees and vegetables and all that. The guard, in the garden is the section on eastidahoneews.com. It's become one of my favorite stops each week because they have a new article every week.
And I've pulled up the past 3 weeks. I've been like, there's stuff in here I need to know, and how to propagate your own grapevines is the article from, from today. But it's it's perfect. Like, it's really cool. Like, I wanna go back to Utah and get some starts from them and, get ready to propagate.
Probably too soon. Well, it does say, they kinda talk about, like, if you if you wait until the ground thaws, you can set your cuttings in in the ground. If you wanna start ahead of time, you can, you can put them into some pots, and start that that whole process. But, anyway, there's, there's a couple of different things on here. It kinda talks about, the things you need to do, how to cut them, how to plant them, how to maintain soil moisture levels, like, all of that.
It's really important when you're trying to do these starts for grape vines, but you can grow grapes in these houses. Big ideas. You really do. I'm here for it. I do.
I You wanna do a greenhouse? You wanna do some grapes? You wanna do some fruit trees? I kinda backed off on the greenhouse thing. Why?
Well, because climate wise, it didn't seem realistic. K. And and maybe maybe in the garden, at eastidino news.com could step up and give me some background on some greenhouse stuff. But because our temperatures get so cold, essentially, during you know, if you were gonna try and do starts early or any of that kind of stuff, it still gets too cold. And unless you heat your greenhouse, you're going to not have the maximum benefits during the colder months.
So it becomes sort of a way to protect things from frost more than anything. And and so then I'm thinking, well, maybe I could just get away with a shed Because part of that is I wanna do a potting station, and then the other part is to be able to do some garden storage, but then also, be able to do some starts and some different things like that. But I'm just trying to figure out what I wanna do. Compost area? I'm absolutely doing a compost this year.
The compost is happening. K. Yeah. For sure. Yeah.
That there's a lot going on in my brain. There's a lot of things going at one point, we're like, let's just get rid of the grass. I'm still all for that. Yeah. The grass in our backyard isn't good anyway.
Yeah. It's all just crabgrass. It is. So and thistle. Mhmm.
So let's just plant rush Russian sage. Yeah. Make little, little climatic, whatever ecosystem is. Hummingbirds. I know.
That's fine. By me. I know. Fine by me. Yeah.
Then you don't have to mow. Well, so I have the front yard. But that's so small. Like, oh, that'd be great. That would be so great.
I know. Anyway, go check out eastidoneews.com. If you're interested in growing your own grapes I am interested. They do have a whole thing about how to get started on growing your own grapes. We went out to a lovely dinner with some friends over the weekend.
Mhmm. And then we went to see a show. And then in the middle of the show, I went, we didn't pay for dinner. Who paid for dinner? You you seriously, you looked at me and said, we paid for dinner.
Right? To which listen. Look. I I don't know who you think we are, but never would I ever be like, yeah. We we totally got away with sneaking out.
Not paying. I'm not that person either, but I did not pay. I went to the restroom. I came out. Y'all grabbed my coats and left.
You and your friend went to the restroom while you guys were gone. The rest of us paid bills and took care of everything, and then you guys got back. And, yeah, we grabbed coats, and we're like, let's go to the show. For maybe 2 minutes of the show that we were watching, I went Did we pay? I can't concentrate.
I have no idea what's going on because I don't think we paid for our bill at dinner. We absolutely And then I went, there's no way that 6 of us could have left that restaurant without paying, and then I went, who paid for dinner? Like, I didn't want other people in our party to have paid for us because we we splurged a little bit. I know. We did appetizers, and I know.
It's a whole thing. So I didn't, like, that would have been nice, but I don't want somebody else to have paid for our dinner. No. I paid for our dinner. It was just fine.
Josh, did we pay for dinner? I tapped you on the shoulder. I You leaned over and said, do we pay do we pay for dinner? Yeah. Yeah.
It's taken care of. Phew. Now I can get back to the show. Yeah. Settle down.
It's okay. Yeah. No. We did not dine in dash. And that was a good half an hour, an hour and a half at least after we had eaten.
Yeah. You were it was a decent amount of time before, like, a a while before you went, hey. Hey. Thanks for taking care of that, Josh. What what happened though is I forgot that I wanted to order dessert.
They had donuts on the menu, and I thought I thought maybe having a little mini donut after dinner would be pretty cool. But I totally forgot about that, and, so I didn't get my dessert, which I was a little bummed out about. But, you know, oh, well. Sorry about that. It was expensive enough without dessert.
It was expensive, but worth it because it was Oh, it was very good. Good. What is And I get to I got the Reuben. I get to have this delicious, Reuben sand not Cuban. Cuban.
You got Cuban. The Cuban. Not the Reuben. The Cuban. See how I could be confused.
Where did I get? I got a You had, what did you have? It was like a grilled cheese, but I can't remember. Yeah. With, with the shredded, like, short ribs.
Yeah. That's what it was. Yeah. Short rib grilled cheese. Grilled cheese.
Yeah. Come on. Come on. I know. Talk about some food.
Holy cow. And then that cauliflower, like, we had the hot, with Nashville hot cauliflower. Oh, man. We paid for it. What a right.
Yeah. I know. I paid the bill. Good job, Donnie. Yeah.
It's taken care of. We went to lunch at a what was it? Houston hot chicken. Yeah. We gotta get one of those in East Idaho.
That place That place was good. Delicious. No. I got this thing called fusion fries where it was a bed of fries, and then you put chicken nuggets on top, breaded chicken nuggets. At a different spice level that you want.
Yeah. Sure. And I picked a level Spicy. I guess that was the level. Which, like, 3 or 4 from the top.
I did the same thing for my sandwich. It was hot. It was spicy. It was But the so good. The woman checking me out when she said, what do you want your spice level?
I said, I'll go spicy. And she went Are you sure? Are you sure? Are you sure? And I went, girl, I can handle this.
Turns out I could not handle it. Yeah. You were eating, and you're like, the temperature's hot, and also it's spicy hot. This. You you said my nose is running.
You were having a hard time eating, eating your lunch. But then, it the fusion fries had mangoes on them Yes. And some sort of, like Like a corn salsa. Well, but there was all yeah. There was the corn.
Oh, I I don't know how I feel about the corn. I love it. I know you do. But there was I was talking about, like, that creamy ranchy kinda sauce that was on there, which looked nice. It was good.
And did that help cool it off at all? The fries helped cool it off. Yeah. So I ended up eating a lot of the fries. It was the fries and the glass of water that I like, I was like, this is what's gonna save me right now because this sandwich is hot.
Mine had a, like, a melted cheese, but then it also had, they put coleslaw stuff on it and, pickles. Oh, man. Was it good? It was mine was so good. So I had to eat 8 fries to combat the heat from 1 little nugget.
One bite of food, and then you had to eat a bunch of fries. What I would like to see happen and I don't know who's in charge of bringing restaurants to East Idaho, but whoever that is, if if you're listening now, we need a Houston hot chicken. That place was awesome. It was, as the kids say, banging. Is that what they say?
I think so. I don't know if they say that. But whoever's in charge of bringing the places, that put that on your list. It was spicy. Was delicious.
So good. But next time, I'll get a lower spice level. You will? Because it was it was a bit much for me. I'll I'll stay in that same realm.
I just didn't wanna do this all day. You only did it while you were eating for a little while, then you were okay. You said I said, how did you eat so fast? It was so hot. You said, oh, I just pushed myself through the pain.
I did. I said I just have to push through. I had to push through. I just went I just went for it. I was trying to see if these guys are a franchise.
You ate it in one go. Yeah. They are. So you could look. Whoever is in charge of this, figure out, how to bring a a Houston hot chicken.
I need that in my life without having to drive, all the way to, Utah to get it. It was so good. It's it is really spicy. It was too spicy. You'll be okay.
Is that the closest location? Now I'm trying to look. Come on. Location nearest you is is the one we ate at in Salt Lake. Don't.
Yep. That's the closest one. So bring that to me. Bring that to me. Did you?
Did I what? Never mind. No. What? Did you tell the checkout lady that it was too spicy for me when you got my to go to dinner?
Did not. Oh, phew. Emery is in an art class, and she she sent us a text last week when she was in class, and she said, my art teacher got mad at me for staring at my painting because I was trying to figure out how to shade it right. She walked up and said, are you adding values or just staring it staring at it? I don't need first of all, I don't know what adding values means.
Oh. I'm not an artist. That's okay. I don't know. What is adding value?
Well, she was working so values are gonna be different, different levels of Shading? Well, a different, different, like, different depths of, sure, shading is is adding value. Anything that you're doing, color wise, like, all of that is is, like, your lightness and darkness. And and when you're working in color, it's a little like, if you're working in a black and white, you would have values of gray from white to black, and everything in between is a different value. And the same is true in color, but when you're working in color, you don't add, like, black.
You add darker saturation or you do you know what I'm saying? So she's looking at her at her art piece, and she's going, I'm trying to figure out where to add value or how to add value. Like, she's processing when the teacher walked by and said, are you just gonna stare at it, or are you gonna add some value? Which was interesting because as you interpreted value, you were like, it's a good pain. It's a it has value.
Like, it wasn't like it it's worth. No. No. That's not how I interpreted it. Well, that's what you said in the car, which I thought was funny.
You were like, no. No. It's it's a good painting. That was just a joke. No.
I get it. I know. But there's, you know, blending and there's all like, it just depends on your art style too. Because if you're doing, you know, like, the dot art, you would add more dots to make that area darker. If you were doing, you know, a line thing with with hatching or crosshatching, you would do that kind of thing in those areas to add depth and and darker values.
Anyway, she was in the process of going through that when the teacher said, are you gonna just look at it? Her reaction was Did she What did she say? She said, quote, like, girl, what? Like, girl, what? What?
She didn't okay. Let's be clear. She did not say this to her teacher. And Well, no. I would have been so upset with her if she had disrespected her teacher about it.
But to us very, very, like, what? Like, girl, what? Girl, what? I just think that's a funny little attitude to have about it. Like, hey.
I'm in the middle of my process. Girl, what? Girl, what? Also, everything every text these days is in caps, and that's what the because that's yelling. Is it not?
Yeah. But it's everything. Is she yelling about everything? Yelling. I think that's just how they communicate these days.
Everything is in caps. Or is that just she's trying to emphasize, like, this is a big thing. I'm like, a big emotion because then everything's just mellow, mellow, mellow. Big emotion. Like, girl, what?
And then back to, like, it's art. But everything she's sending us, she's she's including big emotion. Like, I I think I failed this test. Did that have big emotion? Because then when she got the test back and she got a 100% on it, Yeah.
Then she was like, what? Look at this. Yeah. That's the other thing. Right.
I'm gonna fail this test. Yeah. So And then she gets a 100%. She's crazy. Let's go.
Get out of here. She's like, I don't know chemistry. I totally bombed that, and then she gets a 100%. Come on. 19 out of 19.
No big deal. Yeah. Come on. No biggie. Anyway, she's going through it.
She's going she is in teenager. You dumb. She's in high school. Teenagerdom? Yeah.
Is that what you said? Yeah. No. I didn't d o s. I didn't I've I've missed what you said, so I was just trying to go back and hear it again.
What? Don't don't worry about it. What? Let's talk about things, small things, small daily things in your life that make you irrationally angry. Okay.
I'll go first. Oh, no. What did I do? No. You didn't do anything.
The utensil drawer, however Oh, that thing. There is no proper organization for that. There is not. Because there's too many things that are different shapes, and the drawer isn't deep enough. Sometimes, these people who build their fancy houses Yeah.
Will make it so that there's, like, an insert for each of the ladles in the pizza cutter and the ice cream scoop. Those people have the right idea, but I don't have that house. No. And I don't have that idea. So I just have I just have a regular drawer.
Yeah. There's no organization. Everything's just thrown in there. And when I try to open it and something gets stuck, oh. Yeah.
That's I get it. That's something to be mad about. Or it's it's worse when you like, opening it and not being able to open it is frustrating. But when you go to close it and a spatula flipped over while you had it open and it bends and pushes the drawer back open, that I think, is worse. Really?
I disagree. That's bad, but not worse. Just open. Your one job is to open. Open.
Let me get the pretalk cutter out. That drives me crazy. Do you have one? That's a good one. That's a really good one.
I would say in here, when I walk in to try and sit down and focus and do my job and stuff isn't necessarily where I left it or things are missing or, like, just little things like that. Like, it's not substantial. It's not it's completely Irrational. It it is irrational for me to be upset. But if I go, like, where is the thing I left?
Or why is this over here? Or this is gone. Where did it go? Yep. Yep.
Who took the thing without saying, hey. Can I borrow that? Right. Stuff like that or didn't put it back after they used it or whatever. Like that, I'm like, dude.
Back. Yeah. That happens at home a lot. Can't ever find the scissors. Put the scissors back.
Or the or the nail clippers. Or the nail clippers. Nail clippers have been the latest thing. So what happened is you got your own nail clippers, and I have or did you just replace the ones in the bathroom? I replaced the ones in the bathroom.
Yeah. And then guess what? Are they the same? Ones that were lost. Where were they?
They were tucked back Oh. On the side. Like, they go in the drawer, but they were tucked on the side. And I went were they there the whole time, or did somebody sneak those back over there? Uh-huh.
I don't know. Another thing is, toilet paper rolls. Oh, yeah. We've talked about that a bunch. About it.
It's my life. Constant. You just they get it out, and they put it on the counter. Yeah. And we don't have a large enough vanity in the upstairs bathroom to to deal with that.
So yeah. Put it on the roll. Another one is if you're walking out the door and your sweater gets caught on the door handle or your purse happen. Yeah. And so you get jerked Not my purse, but I have had my my jacket get get caught on the doorknob.
I hate that. I don't think oh, it's so mad. You know what else I don't like? What? Touch and gross stuff that I don't expect.
Blech. Like the fridge handle. Ugh. Or whenever like, I went to close the door to the studio, and there's a piece of tape that I that I didn't notice until I went to close the door. And I tried picking at it.
I gotta get after it today. It's driving me crazy. For some reason, it's right where my hand goes. There's a piece of tape, like, just Scotch tape, and I'm and it's really on that door. You gotta get after it.
I I do. I can't stand it. I go to shut the door. I'm like, no. There's that tape again.
So I'm not happy about that. Gum chewers? Can we talk about chewing in general? Because, misophonia came up over the weekend. Did it?
Well, there there's a toddler running around, at our friend's house, and, and he was snacking, and he was having some crackers or something. And he was he was crawling all over you, and it was fun, and it was exciting. And then he was like, I'm gonna sit on this guy's lap. So he pulls up my knee, and he's sitting there, and he's just I didn't even notice any of this. I think it would I think you had left the room, when we were still sitting at the kitchen table, just socializing and stuff.
And, anyway and, yeah, he was, Ethan was having some crackers, which he was totally cool with and I was okay with because I wasn't trying to concentrate. I was just having conversation, but but his his his crunching was on point. So there was a there was a tiny hint of it, but I was fine. I was totally good. Like, you're you're just eating your crackers.
I have no problems. It was chips. It was because we're having chips and salsa. That's what was going on. It was chips.
He was having chips. So they were real crunchy. But, yeah, gum chewing or that little, that little thing where they put the air bubbles in it and then bite on them and goes. Why do people do that? No.
No one in your vicinity enjoys that. No one. Not a single person. Nope. And we all quietly, are yelling at you under our breath.
I don't I don't like that noise. Whatever that is, whoever started doing that, that's a that's a bad one. That's a bad one. That little like like, turned your gum into bubble wrap Mhmm. And you're biting it.
Hey. It's bubble it's bubble wrap appreciation day today. Hey. Every now and then, you'll hear a little pop, pop. Yeah.
Pop, and you go It's cool. What you do with your pen? Cool. Everything's cool. I don't think it's cool.
It's not cool. A little, would you rather this or that? Would you rather have bananas for fingers Here we go with the hands and toes again. What's up? Bananas for fingers.
K? Or bread for feet. Yeah. Come on. What?
I think okay. Let me let me let me clarify some things. The bananas are not brown. They're gonna be not green either. They're gonna be perfect ripe.
You have perfect ripe banana fish. Yeah. But if yeah. But they're not gonna be like, when they're a little bit green, they're a little bit Firm. More firm.
Yeah. No. I understand. So you're gonna have It's gonna be complicated to use. I I get it.
K. I totally understand what you're saying. And then bread Yeah. Well, I'm trying to think if you should have bread toes or if it's just gonna be the shape of bread. Your toes your toes stick out of the loaf.
Oh oh, are you gonna have a loaf of bread or just one slice of bread? I assumed it was a loaf. Oh, I was just thinking it just a slice. I thought I had a loaf of bread feet, and then my toes stuck out. That's what I saw in my head when you said bread feet.
I was thinking a slice of bread. Which would you prefer? A slice of bread or a loaf of bread? I'd rather have a loaf of bread feet than a slice of bread feet. I'm gonna go with a slice of bread.
That's ridiculous. Like a duck foot, but it's a slice of bread. But then do you have your toes sticking out of your slice of bread, or do you have bread toes? This is ridiculous. It is ridiculous, but that's the whole point, isn't it?
Because Okay. Here's another question. K. Do these things get progressively, worse? Do they do they perish?
They are perishable items. Do they perish as you have them and regenerate, or is it like they just stay in that state? They just stay in that state. So the bread doesn't ever get moldy. You're bad.
Bananas never ripen. So they stay in that state. Well, I'm going with bread feet no matter what because I've gotta be able to use them hands. I don't want banana fingers. Oh, here comes banana fingers.
Comes old banana fingers, they'd say. Oh, ridiculous. Earlier this morning, I guess it was, I'm trying to find out the time. It's been it's been about an hour ago. There was a 3.8 magnitude earthquake, just outside of York, Maine.
They felt it in Boston, parts of Vermont, and I'm trying to see where else in the in the map. They're they're saying that people in New Jersey may have, felt a little bit rattling. Yeah. Yeah. So all over New England, from Boston all the way to Portland, Maine, they've been feeling this 3.8 magnitude earthquake, just off the coast.
About an hour ago is when when it happened. I don't know if there have been I'm trying to see if there have been earthquakes in that area before or since when, but, it seems like it's it's a little bit harder for me to find that information. But, yeah, there was indeed an earthquake. Oh, when was this one? There was another one in May?
No. I'm trying to find this one. This one was I'm looking at a On 26th yesterday, there was, a small 3.0 earthquake in Little America, Wyoming, which is just it's the southwest corner of Wyoming, just, just above Utah. So Oh. I did not know that happened yesterday.
But, this one, there's a a much larger population in that area, I assume. And so that, that earthquake, that that happened an hour ago is making, some big headlines. But anyway, just kinda crazy that it happened in Maine, and they felt it all the way in Jersey. Well, it was just off the coast too. So it was actually out in the ocean, but the Atlantic is where it happened.
Okay. And so I I imagine it carries, you know, inward, like that. But, yeah, they felt it in Boston, in New Hampshire, in Vermont, and, obviously, in Maine. They felt it. But there were some people in New Jersey that were saying, hey.
We we felt it down here, which would indicate that it did hit part of, you know, Long Island in New York as well. So, anyway, USGS has a bunch of information. If you're curious about looking into it, I've not heard of, like, big damages or anything like that happening, at least so far. A lot of people talking about I felt it. I felt it, but it was a 3.8, so I don't know that that's necessarily huge, on a scale of 10, which is which is the, you know, the worst you can have.
And there's never been a 10. It looked like there was a back in the sixties, there was a 9.5 in Chile, and that's been the strongest ever reported. And that fault line that it hit in in Chile was over a 1000 miles long. So my gosh. That's that thing probably was a big deal.
In the sixties? It was I think it was 1960. Yeah. Because I was looking around. Scary.
Yeah. That'd be nuts. A 9.5. I bet that did some major damage across a 1000 miles. Yeah.
That's just wild. But, anyway, the the just so you know, that is happening. If you know some folks in the area, maybe just check on them, just to see how everybody's doing, because they did have a little a little shaking in your boots situation in Maine about an hour ago. So, that's gonna wrap up our show for today. Hope you have a great rest of your Monday, and we'll be back tomorrow morning bright and early on a Tuesday.
What else is going on? Anything special today? I think that's it for today. Alright. Cool.
Just a regular old Monday. Awesome. Well, have a great rest of your day. We'll talk to you tomorrow. Stay warm.
Have a good one. Have a good one. Have a good one. Have a good take it easy. Hey.
Have a good one. Alright. See you tomorrow. Bye. Thanks for listening to wake up classy 97, the podcast.
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