January 31, 2025 | Wake Up Classy 97

Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Friday, January 31, 2025

Episode summary introduction:

Weird yawns kick things off, an early morning Would You Rather question, yes StickTok is a real thing, why is there a throw up bag in the back seat of Josh’s truck, no one in the family runs a calendar better than Chantel, our date night at Sweet & Salty Charcuterie was super amazing, walk like a penguin so you don’t slip on the ice, the electric blanket might be too hot, Blackfoot is getting a community outreach center and it’s really special, Chantel has been enabled and now ‘delegates’ work to other people, it’s called a slide deck now, hot cinnamon all the things!

Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
4:41 - Weird yawns to kick off the show
9:40 - Early morning Would You Rather
13:28 - Good News to Get You Going
15:58 - StickTok & Stick Nation
21:26 - Josh's throw up bag
26:53 - No one uses their calendars & notifications
32:58 - Date Night at Sweet & Salty Charcuterie
38:33 - Walk like a penguin
41:56 - The electric blanket is too hot
46:17 - Blackfoot Community Outreach Center
48:11 - Chantel is empowered & enabled
52:37 - It's called a slide deck
55:26 - Would You Rather This or That
58:23 - Atomic Fireballs and hot cinnamon all the things + outro

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Full show transcript:

Hey. It's Josh and Chantel, and this is wake up classy 97, the podcast. Podcast. Yeah. It's a replay of today's full show in about an hour or so.

It's Friday, January celebration. Celebrate. Celebrate. I wanna celebrate. Every day, you got a little something in there.

On today's show, weird yawns kick things off. Yawn. Is that how I did it? Yawn. Yawn.

I'm not gonna do it right now because it's a real treat. If you're listening to Chantel try to do it right now and then you hear how I actually do it in just a minute, you're gonna go, well, that's not the same. So enjoy that. An early morning would you rather question. Yeah.

You were, like, all excited. You wanted to throw in 2 would you rathers. Would you rathers? Man. Yes.

Stick talk is a real thing. Stick talk. Stick talk. What are you doing? Yeah.

Stick nation. Stick talk is a real thing. You were just looking at me, and I got nervous. I You got nervous? Nervous.

Oh, man. I'm just gonna I'm just gonna stare at you, though. Well, now I'm not nervous. Why is there a throw up bag in the back of Josh's truck? Are you still nervous?

No. Just say something. This is your part to say something. Josh, don't be weird. Why is there a few bag in the back of my truck Yeah.

In case of emergencies? No one in the family runs a calendar better than me. That's because nobody else uses it. I use it. I just don't like getting my phone notifications all the time, so I turn those off.

Then, you know, what I need to do is just look at my agenda each day. That's it. Are the things I need to do. Exactly. Nah.

Can't be bothered. Then be late to everything. It's working out so far. Yeah. So far, it's going great.

You're the one with the issue about it, not me. Look how hot you are about my appointments. Man. Our date night at Sweet and Salty Charcuterie was super amazing. And so was lunch yesterday when I got to eat it.

I know. Goody. Goody. Sad it's over. You are?

Yes. Well, good thing you subscribe to their subscription box program, so you're gonna get one every month. I know. I know. Walk like a penguin so you don't slip on the ice.

Careful. That's what you say out loud to yourself. Steady. Yeah. It's affirmations.

Walking Affirmations? Walking affirmations. Yes. You can call it that. Yes.

You can call it that. I will call it that. Okay. Call it that. The electric blanket might be too hot.

Too hot. Too hot. Too hot. Blackfoot is getting a community outreach center, and it's really special. Yeah.

It's very, very cool. Super cool. Yeah. We, we got that story from eastidahomews.com. And I've been enabled and now delegating work to other people.

Yeah. That's not what enabling is supposed to do for you, but that's what's happened. Yeah. Well, sometimes I can't do all of the work here, John. You sure can.

I can. Yeah. You need to be empowered instead of being I am empowered. That's why I'm delegating it to you. No.

You were you have been emboldened. I'm empowered to have some help. Mhmm. That's not it. You didn't say, hey.

Can you help me do this thing? You said do that. No. I did not. You did.

I didn't. You did. You don't even remember when I said it, so you don't know. Yeah. I do.

It's called a slide deck now. That's right. Not a PowerPoint. Don't call it a PowerPoint. A PowerPoint.

That is old people's stuff. Yes. Hot cinnamon, all the thing. Hot cinnamon. It's delicious.

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Bye. Bye. No. Just that noise you make when it's, early in the morning and you're still tired. You hon.

You hon. Mhmm. That's the one. Yawn. Yohan.

What a weird what a weird word. Yawn. Yawn. Quit yawning. What if that's how I did it every time?

It was short, but it was like, it sounded kinda like the Cowardly Lion. That's okay. Of Oz. I was like, what is what's that character? It's Cowardly Lion.

Yeah. Good job. You did it. What a terrible yawn that would be. You're in the middle of a like, someone's speaking, and it just hits you and you go But then you gotta add the stretching to it too.

It's so bad. I'm gonna start doing that just to see. What? I know what is wrong with you? You have to keep one eye open when you do it because people will will react immediately.

And if you're in the middle of it because you think it's a goof, you're gonna miss the best part of the reaction. That's true. That's true. You're gonna the one I open is even creepier. Is it?

Yeah. It's ridiculous. Or if you're, like, shopping at the grocery store, you're pushing your cart, you could stop completely and Yeah. Middle of a crowded walkway, you're leaving a theater or something right after a movie. You're in the doorway.

Oh, that was a double. Yeah. I thought I'd suck up a little more air before I did it. Anyway, that's how it's feeling this morning. That is exactly how it's feeling this morning.

Just talking, Up and at them. With a couple of guys yesterday about the fact that it's still January. And I said, hey. Guess what? It's still January tomorrow too.

Yeah. But today is it. January, we're done with you after today. Poor January. It's not January's fault.

No. I understand. It's the calendar's fault. It is the calendar's fault. Here's why it feels so long.

I've I I did a little bit of research. So, this particular month happens to be basically, it's a 5 week month, and that's why it feels so long. Well, it it isn't and Like, it has it has 4 Saturdays, but it has 5 Fridays. And so Isn't that interesting? Yeah.

So but here's the deal. We're gonna flip to February tomorrow during the weekend, and February is a short month already. Right. So February only has, like, this weekend and then 3 Saturdays. 4.

So It has 4 Saturdays. No. I know. This weekend Oh. And then 3.

Okay. Right? Till 4. But because this still feels kinda like it's January, you're not really gonna feel the effects of February until next week. So February is gonna go by in a blink because it's gonna feel like it's 3 weeks long.

February doesn't seem that different from January most of the time anyway. Okay. That's fair. Temperature wise. Yeah.

March, 5 Saturdays. So March is a crazy one. March? Yeah. March.

The one after February. But, anyway, that was my my theory is that the reason January has felt like the longest month ever is because it's had so many Fridays. And then February is I'm telling you, February is gonna be over before you know it. Second. And then it'll be March Yeah.

Very quickly. And then, hopefully, you owe some warm weather. Hopefully, you owe some more warm weather. What? That's exactly what you said.

No. I didn't. No. I didn't. Mhmm.

Roll tape. Yuck. Stop it. Let's look at this calendar because you've got a birthday coming up soon. Sure.

1, 2, 3 weeks. No kidding? Yeah. Kidding. Wow.

You're kidding? Well, it's 3 weeks in a day. So But who's counting? I guess I was kidding. What?

It's 3 weeks and a date? It's on a Saturday? It is on a Saturday. I got a Saturday birthday this year. Exciting.

Right? What? What are we gonna do? I don't know. I might take that Monday off after it maybe.

Oh. Have a 3 day birthday weekend. I'll take it off too. I don't know. We'll see.

We gotta talk about it. We gotta make that decision. Yeah. We do. If we're gonna do it.

But, anyway Go beans. Happy Friday. Chantel typically play would you rather later in the day. This isn't the would you rather, but it is a would you rather question. Alright.

Would you rather have extra love, extra money, or extra time? Oh, man. Well, I guess it just depends on the situation. You're just saying in general in life Yes. In general in life, probably, I mean, time is is probably the the right answer.

There is no right answer. No. I'm just saying, like, of all the things For you. For me in the current status of things, time would be I would like more time in a day. Me too.

I would like more time in every activity. I would just like more time Yes. In general. Because you can't if you have extra money and you have extra love, but you don't have extra time, then Yeah. You never have time to spend the money.

Or Time is just what it is. Time is just time. Are you gonna say I thought you were gonna say time is a construct. No. Time is a construct.

Get all philosophical and I don't need to. You know? Good. Good job. If you had extra time, that could also pave the way for you to give extra money.

Well, there is that. Right? Yeah. Sure. And there'd be more time to love people, so you'd have Sure.

Extra love. Yeah. Time is the is the the key. Extra time is the key. Could you have if you have extra money, you're not gonna necessarily get extra time.

You could buy extra love. If you had extra money, you'll get all kinds of people to love you. Well, is that real deep Not real love. On honorable love? Honorable.

Yeah. I don't think it is. I think it's false. I think it'd be people that were like, hey. You got the money.

Hey. And that doesn't feel authentic I like you. Worthwhile. I like you because you have money. Yeah.

That's that's no reason to like somebody. I'm going for the extra time too just because there just never seems to be enough Mhmm. Time. There's never enough money either, but we always have enough love. Overpouring just spilling over the brim.

Sometimes it's too much. Yeah. Hey. Back off. Easy.

So much love. Give me give me some space. Yeah. Time's my answer. Mine too.

Cool. On on the way in to work, I was I was listening to, Classy 97 lite. Okay. And that song, do you really wanna hurt me came on. Yes.

And the very first line is Time. Give me time. Give me time. See, it's that's why. You really fast.

Yeah. That's the one. I'm afraid that if I had extra time, I wouldn't use it properly. So I would have to use it. Chores and laundry with it?

Yeah. Or door ring. Or doomscrolling, which is Oh, yeah. Don't do that. No.

Use it for waste of your good time. Use it for good stuff. Mhmm. Like, stuff you wanna do. Being creative.

Yeah. Contributing to community. Getting some sunlight. Spending time with the people that you love. See?

See, indeed. See, he's in your arena. Time. That's the answer. Time.

Why you punish me? A world record has been set. By who? By the, Warwick Shire, England choir. I don't know if that's what oh, no.

They call themselves the prime timers choir. That's what they call themselves. They're from Warwickshire, England. It's 17 singers, from 7 different retirement homes with an average age of 94 years old. Uh-huh.

And they were recently named the world's oldest choir. The Prime Timers, baby. Yep. The Primetimers choir performed a heartwarming Christmas, concert. They, sang Jingle Bells and Silent Night.

Guinness World Records judge was in the audience. And after confirming the age of the singers, which ranges from 87 to 99, the judge was able to certify story. Well, no. They just yeah. They took time.

They just got the record. Oh. It took a month or so for them to do all of the confirmation of everything. They were there during the Christmas concert. Okay.

Okay. Okay. And then after confirming the ages of the singers, which range from 87 to 99, the judge is able to certify that the prime timers did indeed break the record for the oldest choir. One of the singers, Christopher Huddleston, described the adventure as a great honor and a remarkable day and pointed out that it was also quite unexpected. He said few of us at any age get to have get to have an attempt at a world record, let alone 90 or more.

That's quite something. That is quite something. So, he's very, he's very excited to be a part of the Prime Timers choir, now officially the world's oldest choir. Here's the thing. I was just gonna say, they most of them will probably die with that rec record still intact.

So if that record gets broken, some of them, most of them maybe, might not be alive to see that broken. And I I feel like maybe that should just let like, that record should just lie. Yeah. Let them have it. Let them have it forever.

That's what I'm saying. No need to go breaking this out. Need to break that one. Average age is 94 years old. Pretty great.

Prime timers. Prime timers. They're in the prime of life. And they're good news to get you going. How about that?

I haven't been on TikTok like I was because I got annoyed that they said, oh, it's gone. Oh, just kidding. It's back. So I I gotcha. I don't I don't wanna play these dumb games.

But the That's fair. That's absolutely fair. But then there is some good stuff. There's some really funny videos on TikTok. So I'm kind of back a little bit.

You're easing bad news. Awful back in. I'm still mad. Alright. I'm I'm mad at you.

Care is you know how there's, like, book talk? Sure. And, like, there's a new thing that says my type where if you do a search for my type, it's supposed to show you, like, a celebrity or a fictional Okay. Like, person that's like, oh, this is your type. Okay.

There was something else I searched for yesterday, and I can't oh, it was like my book. And so you were supposed to search my book, and then it would show you, like, this is one of your favorite books. Be like a coloring book. Probably. Is that what you're thinking?

Okay. Searching for? I'm not searching for anything. Have you done the My Type thing? No.

It wasn't accurate when I searched it. Okay. That's not even what I'm talking about today. Alright. I'm talking about stick talk today.

I know about this because I am a man, and sticks are great. And some people have found amazing sticks. You know I have a stick collection. I also have a stick collection. Collectively, we have a stick collection, on the side of the house.

There's some good sticks in there. There's some pretty okay sticks. Couple of sticks I've I started carving an owl in the top of 1 years years ago. Well It's a good stick. We yeah.

My stick collection comes from their gifts. Most of my Who's giving you sticks for gifts? Our friend Carl. Carl Oh, yeah. True.

A stick for me, and then our friends Wendy and, Matt gave me a stick. Yes? A hiking it was a nice hiking stick. These are these are wonderful walking sticks. I know.

I have a stick that has a little shoe on the bottom. I also have one of those. That's my stick collection. I think my stick collection is 3 sticks. Yeah.

I think we've merged stick collections. But I I think they're all in a bundle. Okay. Alright. So if you're confused what stick talk is, it is exactly what I say it is.

It's great sticks. It is a group of people online that are out hiking and the cool sticks they find Yeah. When they're out hiking. And some of them are really good sticks. Like, not every stick is is a good stick.

Not every stick is a winner? But some of those sticks, I go, man, you found a winner. Like, that looks like something else. Like, there's a bunch of sticks. Winning stick for you.

What would it need to have? What makes a good No. No. No. No.

Don't stick. Google No. I know. I I really wanna know what makes a stick a good stick, and I want I want some public opinion. Dermot Mulrooney.

Do you know him? He's an actor. I don't. He was in My Best Friend's Wedding, and he was in New Girl. He was fancy man and new girl.

He's got he's got a video of himself with a stick. Look at him. Look at his stick. That's that's like a log. I mean, he's got a that's that's beyond a stick.

A stick. They're they're They're calling it stick nation. Okay. And there are people from all over. This guy's from Iceland.

He's like, oh, I was just walking along. Found this stick. It's gotta have it's gotta be sturdy. Okay. That's a rule.

Yeah. Okay. It's like it you gotta have it's gotta be stout, but it's it shouldn't be, it shouldn't be too brittle because if you're if you were gonna, you know, swing it and hit something with it, you don't want it to shatter on impact. I've had stick to do that. Hit with it.

What do you think? It depends on what I'm doing with the stick. This guy's got a stick collection. Yeah. Good for him.

Well, what are you yeah. What's the point of your sticks? What are you if you find a stick, what are you doing with it? Are you gonna hit something with it, or are you gonna use it as a walking stick? Am I am I Donatello right now?

I don't know. Maybe. Oh, it's not your Bo staff, bud. Right. See?

It just depends on what I'm doing with the stick because I'm I'm probably gonna swing it around a bit. Okay. Swing it around is is a thing sticks are gonna do. Quiet because I've I've I've never seen you do anything like that. Do you hike with me often?

Sometimes. Do I often pick up sticks? No. Right. Because why?

Because I have trekking poles. I don't need to pick up sticks. But if I'm out this conversation with smell and void. No. It is not.

Because you're not part of the stick nation. I am not part of stick nation because I have not gone on a stick nation outing. Because you got trekking poles. When I'm doing backpacking and stuff, yeah. You don't have your sticks.

Your wizard staff. Now there's a word also gonna be swung around in a magical way above your head. And then you slam it on the ground. Yes. And then you say, you shall not pass.

Exactly. A few weeks ago, you had a procedure done at the hospital. Sure did. And then they wheeled you into the recovery room. And everything was going great in recovery, and then you got a little nauseous.

And you said, I'm gonna throw up. I'm gonna be sick. I didn't feel great. And I grabbed one of the throw up bags that they have there. Yeah.

That's, that's like a dispenser they have, in the room Mhmm. With just these bags. It's almost as if it's in a place for people that are sick. True. It's a good place to have it.

If ever there was a place to have that kind of gear, that's the spot. The spot. That's the spot. They handed you the throw up bag. Yeah.

I didn't end up using it. You didn't end up using it. But the nurse said, hey. Why don't you go ahead and take that? If he gets sick on the way home Yes.

Use it. And I said, this is great. And then it's been sitting in your bedroom, our bedroom. It was set. It was there for a couple days.

Yeah. For about a week. Yeah. And then I just wondered if you were gonna throw it away, and I saw it in the back of your truck yesterday. Which seems like a weird thing, but, also, is it?

Because it seems like the perfect place to have a bag that's gonna keep that type of, liquid contained. In a vehicle, genius. So, yeah, it's in my truck. Now it shouldn't be rolling around in the back seat like it is. It should be put away.

And what's great about it is it's super convenient. It's not it doesn't take up much space. It's just a little circle disc shape. Packed. Yeah.

Full. Mhmm. Now I I just wanna have it at the ready in case someone in the car is not feeling well. I can go, hey. There's that thing.

Grab it. We've had instances of people not feeling well in a car ride. Correct. One was me when I was pregnant. Both times.

Very, very sick when I was pregnant. And and, yes, true story. All the time. All night. The whole time, every day, the whole term.

100% true. You are a fighter. What does that even mean? You the fact that you did it twice, first of all, was incredible. And then the fact that you had to deal with that for all those weeks.

All those weeks. Months. Months of sickness. So, yes, we had to get creative when it came to, not feeling well time. There have been times when our kids have been sick True.

And we've been like, stop at the store. Yeah. I'd literally had to pull off of the freeway to get some sort of, vessel Yeah. That would work You gotta pull off. For that.

If I would've had this bag, it would've been perfect, but I didn't. I just got so pale. The bag can only hold so much. That's right. Now But I bet it holds a lot more than you think because it unrolls quite a bit.

Okay. But it's also that's gross. I know it is. I and I don't mean to talk about gross things, but Yeah. It's a fact of life, really.

True. People get sick. I am just I didn't know where that bag was gonna go. Yeah. I saw it sitting on your nightstand for days days days after your surgery.

I I'm gonna keep it around. I didn't necessarily wanna keep it around the house. That's what we've we've managed without that Yeah. We're fine. House, but I felt like in the vehicle made sense.

It does make sense, but you should probably pick it up off the floor. I know it. Yeah. The I mean, look. Nobody's gonna care what condition it's in when they need it.

So But they're not also gonna wanna pick up something that's got dirty, muddy footprints on it yet. Step on it. I don't typically sit in the back seat. But You did the other day, and that's when you saw that it was sitting on the floor. There are lots of people who do sit back there with dirty, muddy feet.

Okay. Sure. Might step on it because they don't know what it is. Do you just get in someone's car and start stepping on their stuff? You take a lot of scouts in the back of your truck.

Yeah. I mean, I typically clean it out before a trip, but Okay. Yeah. Okay. I'm I mean, it doesn't it's not permanently like this is where I'm storing it.

It just fell down there, and I haven't picked it up. I'm a little bit lazy about it. I'm I'm surprised. I'm happy that it's made its way to your truck. I knew that was your intention for a minute, so I'm glad it's just not sitting around in the bedroom anymore.

I might bring it back inside. For what? Oh, so you can visit it. Seemed like you missed it. No.

I don't. It can stay in your truck. That's fine. Fair enough. Here's hoping we never have to use it.

That's the big deal. Right? Let's just not have to use it. Say in case of. Correct.

But I don't wanna have to use it. Yeah. I don't want anybody sick in the truck or your car or at home or anywhere. Mm-mm. Everybody be healthy.

Let's not have to use the bag. Let's not. Maybe that's what we do before we go anywhere. We go, hey. Let's not have to use the bag on this trip.

Alright? My favorite? I it's such it was such a dad moment when you looked at it and you went, this is pretty resourceful. Yeah. I could probably use this again.

Right. Not again. It's not I didn't use it. It's not use it again. It's I could I could keep this around in case I need to use it.

Rinse that out. Use it again. It's not that. That's that's not that. I am annoyed.

Are you annoyed at me? Yes. Oh, let's go. What are you annoyed at? What did I do, and how can I do more of it?

Let's go. We have a 20 year old son. Yeah. And he doesn't use his calendar. And yesterday, he had an appointment.

Right. And I just sent him a brief text and said, hey. Good luck. Let me know how that goes. And that was pretty early on, about 11.

K. And he's been known to miss appointments before. So it was it was a, hey. Good luck, but also a, don't forget about this thing. I shouldn't be handholding your life anymore.

Okay. He didn't respond. And it was pretty early on about 11. And then, hey. Did you get my text?

Uh-huh. No response. No response. No response. And then I said, he's he's not gonna he's not gonna make it.

So I called. Uh-huh. Canceled his appointment. Right. About a half an hour before his appointment, he texts and says, oh, my phone was dead.

And I said, I canceled your appointment. And he goes, well, I didn't even know it was today. I said, you made the appointment. You made it. You told me about it.

That's how I knew about it. Also, they still have my phone number in their computer system, so I get all the reminder text. So why don't you go in, call them back Yeah. See if you can still make the appointment. And while you're there, change your phone number to yours so that I don't get the alerts.

You do. So that you can better manage how you're gonna keep track of your life. Yeah. So this this has nothing to do with me annoying you. No.

No. No. That's you haven't gotten to that part of the story yet. I did wanna ask, though, like, you have a time issue, which we've talked about. Like, you have a a bit of a a time panic thing.

So for you, when he didn't respond at, like, literally 50 minutes before the appointment is when you said I canceled the appointment. You felt like that was the move to to be in good graces with the the doctor Yes. To say, hey. This appointment isn't gonna happen. And so you you said, I'm gonna call and do that.

Because a lot of cases require a little bit of notice Okay. If you're gonna cancel. And then he replied 8 minutes ago and said, no. I'm good. I didn't check my phone.

What blah blah blah. And then it went on from there, and then he was able to get the appointment, you know, back on and was able to go and do the thing. But I just wonder if maybe that was a little hasty. Like like, we know he's he's a he's a last minute kind of fella. Is that a little hasty in making that call?

I don't know. I'm just asking. Again, nothing to do with me annoying you. I just wanted to ask that question. Oh, this has everything to do with you annoying me.

No. What happened, is later on in the day, I was running around. I had to go pick up our daughter from school, and I got a message from, from a friend of ours who reminded me that I was supposed to be somewhere at 4 o'clock, and I was headed in a completely different direction at that time. And I said, oh, dude. I totally forgot about that thing.

But let me finish what I'm doing, and I will head that way. So I ended up being, a few minutes late in that thing. Now Yeah. Here's what I find from both of you. Mhmm.

Neither one of you put things on the calendar. I do. I put things in my personal calendar. You don't like to put things on your calendar because you don't get you don't like to get notified of the No. I put things on the calendar.

I don't turn on notifications for the things on my calendar. So I don't get a bunch of pop ups about the things on my account. Then you'll forget. That's right. Why does that annoy you?

Because I don't know. It's me being I get it. I do. I It doesn't affect you. Know why it is annoying to me because it doesn't affect me.

Neither of those things affect you. His does because I am paying for that bill. I understand that. I understand. And sometimes places will charge you if you don't show up for your appointment.

Does this place do that? No. Okay. Alright. Working it out.

But, also Yeah. I don't like when people think that their time is more important than my time. I don't He made that appointment. He should show up for that appointment. You made that appointment.

Show up for your appointment. Correct. Don't be late. True story. Don't wait.

Don't make people late for you. Wait. Don't make people wait for you. But he I mean, technically, he didn't. What do you mean?

He did he went to the appointment. He said he didn't. My annoyance is you guys both of you have a have a calendar attached to you at all times. True story. It's super easy to write down your appointment and then be reminded when it's time to go.

But the reminder is the bad part. No. It isn't. That's the best part. I put everything in my calendar.

Last night, I had to do something, and I knew I was gonna forget. Sometimes I write it on my hand, and then it fades off before It's a terrible idea. Terrible. And then we have a big wall calendar in our kitchen. Yeah.

And Beck yesterday said, I didn't know about that appointment. I said, it's on the wall in the kitchen. I wonder if I look at that. Right. Don't need to.

What's on there for him? He doesn't know. He's never used that ever. There's no reason. What is that thing?

What is that chalkboard for? I don't know. Looks cute. You and I, time from time to time, get to have really nice little date experience. Yes.

We do. We call it a Josh and Chantel date night. Because that's what it is. Because that's exactly what it is. It's it's very appropriately named.

It is. And, this week, you and I went on a date. Yeah. This was a super, super fun super, super fun date. I liked this one.

It was different, it was unique, and it was delicious. Alright. So, we got set up to go to a charcuterie, class. This is where you learn how to make really pretty charcuterie boards. Yep.

And it was with make all those fancy roses, pepperoni roses. Mhmm. It was with sweet and salty charcuterie. And let's talk about, about the ladies who, run this place because this is a this is a, these 2 women have this business. They've kinda bounced around a a couple of different locations in town.

They've got a great location just off of 17th Beautiful location. 17th and Boulevard. Right? Mhmm. Right there on the corner of 17th and Boulevard in Idaho Falls.

And, they, they make charcuterie boards. You can go order charcuterie boards. They make them in all different sizes. They do, the single serving ones. They do sandwiches a couple of days a week.

They've got a lot going on. That's true. So you can you can call them and order a charcuterie board, and they have a couple of different sizes. And then on Wednesdays Fridays from 11 to 1, they have sandwiches and individual little charcuterie boards to go. And now you knew about this Yes.

Prior to our date night because you've worked with them, in some sort of capacity at your other job after the radio show. But also charcuteries. And you've had it, you've had, like, a sort of a date idea in your head with these guys with sweet and salty charcuterie, for a while. You said as we were leaving the class, you said, I was gonna for a long time. We were gonna I was gonna go get us a a board and do a picnic thing, and and it would have been fun.

This was this was great. Like, going in and making our own charcuterie boards and learning how to make all of the stuff look really cool and fill the board, and and it's nice, big, full. And there's all kinds of varieties of cheeses and Cheeses. And fruit. Cheeses.

Meats and things. Oh my gosh. What a what a great that on Wednesday night, and then we I it was everything in my power to not eat it that night. You were snacking. I saw you snacking.

Snacking, but that was like, I'm gonna save this for lunch tomorrow. And all day yesterday, couldn't even wait to eat it. And then I ate it for lunch, and all my coworkers were like, that looks good. I'm like, it is. Don't touch it.

It is. Stay away. Look away. It's it's just for me. It's mine.

I can't even share. I also had mine for lunch, and it was, quite delightful. It it's it's an adult lunchable, if you wanna think about it that way, and it is of of very, very much higher caliber ingredients. Yes. It is.

The cheeses are really good. We had grapes on there and blackberries and strawberries. And Havardan dill cheese. Oh, that was so good. And we learned how to place it properly so it looks all pretty.

Little green olives on a stick. There's so much in there. Brie. There's, the little, palate cleansers. So you've got cashews and almonds and, so good.

Dried little apricots. So much stuff. And they they've got so much going on at Sweet and Salty Charcuterie. You've got to go check this place out. Again, it's corner of 17th and Boulevard in Idaho Falls.

You can stop by, and, you know, when they're open, you can go order their their stuff, ahead of time. If you are planning on hosting or attending a big game party and you want to bring a charcuterie to that event, you should probably get in touch today. Today. You should get in touch with them today. It's very important if you wanna do it because that's a week away or so, and you wanna make sure that you, you have that done.

You have a board ready to go. Definitely, reach out to them. They're really, really awesome people. Sarah and Jamie Jamie are the owners. They're best friends.

They said they live in each other's backyards. And Yeah. They have a they have a joined backyards with a fence between the 2 that they it's like Yeah. Yeah. It's perfect.

The class was fun, and they do these classes twice a month. They do public classes, and then they also do private classes. Yeah. And we had, in our class, what, 7 people, I think Mhmm. That were taking our class, but they can do, like, to up to twice that.

They can do Up to 14. 14. Yeah. Up to 14 people in a class. So if you have a group, maybe it's a group of friends, maybe it's a a family thing you wanna do, you can take everybody and, and go do the class with up to 14 people, and and you walk out of there.

Look pretty, and then you walk out with your own little board, and you go, I don't even I can't even stand it. I just wanna eat it. It was super fun. Super fun. Go check them out.

Sweet and salty charcuterie, in Idaho Falls. It was a Josh and Chantel date night. Sweetandsaltyboards.com is there. Oh, is that it? Mhmm.

Sweetandsaltyboards? Sweeten. Sweet. Sweeten Uh-huh. Saltyboards.com.

There you go. Alright. Check them out. It's a very fun time and delicious. And delicious.

So yesterday, I'm walking to my car. I have to park at my other job. We have to park in a parking lot that's icy. And it's It's not well maintained. Side of the building, and so it doesn't get any sun.

It's in the shadows. It's in the shadows. And, it's shadowlands back there. And I like to wear sneakers, specifically Converse. If you've ever worn Converse, you know that there's absolutely no traction.

You're just wearing, like, Chuck Taylors. Just Yeah. Just a standard Converse Chuck. There's no traction. So I'm I'm walking in the parking lot.

This is parking lot that other people park into, and I'm walking I gotta show you how I'm walking. I'm walking like this. I can't see you. Very carefully. I got my knees bent.

Okay. So my center You're trying to lower your center of gravity. I see that. And then I'm every step is deliberate. Right?

And you're making sure it's planted before you put your weight in. I move another one. Yeah. And they always tell you to walk like a penguin. Do they?

Yeah. I've never been there. You're supposed to kinda waddle like a penguin Okay. In order to not fall. So I'm out there.

And here's the thing. I don't wanna fall because I don't wanna get injured, but, also, if I get injured, guess who has to pay for those bills? Well, yeah. I I don't wanna have to pay for that either. K.

So I'm walking in the parking lot, and I go, just walk like a penguin. Just slow and steady. Just keep it nice and breezy. I'm saying this out loud to myself. Mhmm.

Out loud to yourself. You're out loud saying nice and easy. Nice. Easy breeze. Easy.

Alright. Going slow. Okay. And I look up, and there's a woman walking toward me, and I went, hey. What's up?

What's up? Doing that cool ping and walk thing. Was she close enough to hear you going waddle like a ping? I'm sure. I'm Make it easy.

Take it easy breezy. Nice and slow. Now I'm gonna remind you that in your car I know. You have I know. You have, Spikes.

Spikes, the little crampon things. You can easily put those on your feet I know. And have traction in that parking lot. That's what they're for. I know.

And I've used those before. But yesterday, I was wearing brand new shoes that I got for Christmas and they're white. And I didn't wanna more reason to put the I didn't wanna put the crampons on. Spikes on because they go over your shoes, and I didn't wanna get my shoes dirty. Are they dirty?

Yes. Why are the crampons dirty? Because they live on the floor of the car, and people step on them, and they're gross. Here we go with the stuff on the floor. People putting their feet on it.

Who's putting their feet on your stuff? My kids. That too. Tell them to quit putting their feet on your stuff. And I don't know.

I didn't have anything else to say. And one more thing. No. I didn't I didn't have more things. That was it.

That was all of the things. I see. Well, where the where the It was good it was good advice to the woman. If you were the woman in the parking lot, you're welcome for the show, and it was good advice for you to easy breezy. Take keep it nice and slow.

One step at a time. And you didn't fall down. So didn't. It's a win. Success.

A few days ago, we decided that we were gonna take our electric blanket and tuck it in. Yeah. We laid it in between the bottom sheet, the top sheet, and the duvet cover. So it's in there. So that when you crawl into bed That's right.

It warms up the bed, which is So cheap. Nice. Yeah. So nice. I was up late working on some stuff last night, and it got a little bit chilly out in the dining room Yeah.

Where I was computing. I walked back in, to go to bed, and it was it was later in the evening. And when I walked in, I remembered that the bed was gonna be warm, and I went, oh, this is gonna be great. It is. So I snuggled down in there, and I went, come on.

It's so good, isn't it? It's yeah. But then what I found is that, after about an hour or so, it's a little hot. You get a little toasty. It's too hot.

That's the problem. I that's what I was gonna bring up because there's this problem I have. Okay. We have our mattress. Yes.

When we're okay. Let me back up. Before we crawl into bed Uh-huh. We put the electric blanket down Right. In between our sheets, and then we go away until it's time for bed.

When we crawl into bed, you lay on your mattress, and then you've got electric blanket sheet and our duvet on top Correct. Which is heaven Yeah. When you first crawl in there. Yeah. And then It's a warm hug.

And then you go, it's too warm. And then you try to kick off the layer. But the heated blanket's still the layer. That very first layer. And so that's the layer you wanna kick off.

My here's my thinking. I don't know how to get rid of the electric blanket. Here's my thinking. What? Let it do the preheat.

Turn it off when you get in. I don't know if that's gonna be good enough. That's the answer. I don't think that's gonna be warm enough. Try it because it's gonna be warm enough.

Let me tell you Because you let it do all the preheat so you get to crawl into the warm, snugly bed. But then, once you're in there, that that thing isn't gonna continue to generate more heat on top of your now your body heat's in there. Okay. Let me tell you, though, that you were late coming to bed, so I went to bed at probably it was probably 2 hours before you. Yeah.

And my feet were so cold. The blanket isn't necessarily long enough Mhmm. Because we've got it sideways, not lengthwise. Right. So it's cold by my feet area.

So I had my feet all on your side of the bed, which was awesome. Rude. You weren't even using it. It was perfect. It's my side.

You didn't even ask. Didn't need to. You weren't using it. That is Somebody's gotta use that heat. That's exactly what a little sister would say.

I borrowed it. You weren't even using it. Mhmm. Yeah. Exactly.

Let's try that tonight then, maybe. That's what I I just think I think it'll work. And then we'll keep it out. And then just turn it off so that when you get in, it doesn't continue to generate heat. It's still it did it it did its job.

It made the bed a warm little cocoon, and then it's just gonna contribute as a regular blanket at that point. Oh. Do you see what I'm saying? You're not saying it No. Don't take it out.

Just turn it off. I don't know. It still feels like a lot. It might be. It might still be too hot.

It might still be too much, but we'll find out. This is a theory. This is a test. And it was interesting because last night, it got too hot, but the night before, I didn't feel too hot. I certainly did get sweaty last night, though.

I don't know. These are the woes of having an electric blanket. This is what you deal with. Woe is me. What a problem.

Woe is me. Like that. I know. It's a real problem. I know.

Too hot. Too cold. Too hot. Can't be comfortable. Life.

Hey. But, I noticed you aren't wearing bed socks. Because I don't need to. Right. Because I've got the toasty blanket.

That's what I'm that's a win. I almost put on the bed socks last night because it was extra cold last night. But instead, you just borrowed my half. Uh-huh. Cool.

Thanks, pal. You're welcome. Hey, Chantel. Hey, Joshua. Over at eastidahonews.com, I was just learning that in Blackfoot, they have this new community outreach center.

Okay. And so they've got a whole bunch of stuff going on. The building is currently serving as a food pantry, and they're expecting to expand to include more community services. So we've got kinda some of the background on how this whole thing That's great. Came along.

But, among other things, it will be a larger donation center, for the village of Southeast Idaho. The village is a foster care closet that provides clothes, goods, and toys for fostered youth on their first day of being removed from their home Aw. Which is amazing, and it covers 16 counties across the region. That's huge. That's so good.

Yeah. Isn't that cool? The middle of the building, currently storing office supplies and metal racks from the recently vacated Kirkham Auto Parts, has potential to include a soup kitchen, counseling for youth and community education programs. They've kind of got the this conceptual idea that this whole thing, this Blackfoot Community Pantry and Outreach Center, will be able to do so many things. Is that we got a lot of ideas.

We're gonna start with the education portion first and get that completely open, and then we're gonna kinda go from there. So it's gonna be able to do a whole bunch of really good for the East Idaho community at large and and Blackfoot as well, especially. So That's great. Yeah. I like, I don't know who was quoted as saying it, but but they've got this slogan in the headline, hope grows here, and I really like that.

So, That's great. Yeah. Really, really cool. There's a ton of information in here. If you wanna read this article, it's eastidahonews.com.

That. And it's all about this community outreach center of Blackfoot. I mean, come on. Right? In a big way, like, big, big, big help, and I think that's great.

So go learn more about it. It's at eastidahonews.com. I was having some problems with my computer. Yes. I there were certain websites I couldn't access because it would freeze the computer.

Right. Because it was just bogging down your system so much. And I said, I need a new computer. How many times did I say that? Probably once a day.

At least once a day. Several times a week for sure. It would be so bad. It would just shut the whole thing down. Right.

And we use this for a lot of things. I know. Yeah. That's how we find show prep. That's how we know what we're talking about.

Right. You you've got things to read. You've got Yeah. Stuff on there. Research to be had.

That's right. When I complained about it, probably, it it's gotta be at least 5 months ago. I don't know about it, but it's been a while. Our boss said, put an ad blocker on it. Right.

Just put a put a pop up blocker on it. Not the word I want. I just wanted a new computer. Right. I said, just give me a new computer.

K. No. Put an ad blocker on it. Right. I said, Josh, can you do that for me?

Now hold on. I don't recall you saying that for 1, but for 2, I think you're capable. I am capable, but I think I asked you that because You didn't wanna do it? No. No.

Because you'd rather someone else did it than you? No. Because you couldn't be bothered to do it, but you wanted the problem fixed? Here's what I know to be Because I've enabled you too much, and you don't know how to do things by yourself. That part is true.

You do, but you just don't want to. Here's the thing. I was I was alone for a lot of years before I started dating you. I was No. When you say a lot of years, give me a number.

Listen. I was perfectly capable of handling things by my own. Because I feel like that number is somewhere around 4. About 4 or 5. Yeah.

It's a lot. I mean, it's a 5th of as long as we've been together. It's less than a 5th of the time we've been together. Because you are so good at taking care of things. Right.

Because I've enabled you, then now you don't wanna do things by yourself for yourself. Just do it. You're just here, so just take care of it. So yesterday, I was, explaining to our our boss that you were still having issues with the computer, and he said, did she install that ad blocker I told her to? I said, I doubt it.

And he looked, and he went, no. And so he installed it for you. And how's it been today? So good. Oh, look.

But A problem you could have solved yourself I know I absolutely could have. Quote, unquote, 5 months ago. But I asked you to absolutely could have. Quote, unquote, 5 months ago. But I asked you to do it.

Right. Because you didn't wanna do it yourself. I was delegating. No. That's not delegation.

Yes. It is. No. Josh, could you handle this? That's why I said delegation.

Josh, just take care of this. That is reassignment of tasks. That is not delegations. That is, I don't want to do this. Do this for me.

Well, I don't know what ad blocker was gonna be best. Well, I that would be a question you could ask through the process of doing it yourself. But here's what happens because I think you've gotten so used to taking care of things that when I do ask you questions in an effort to learn how to do it, you just take over, and then you go, I'll just do it. That comes with everything. Computer issues, cooking stuff, home improvement stuff, anything.

And that's true. You know that's true. Or else Easy. Hey. I'm doing this.

I was not being argumentative at all, and you're going, you that's true. You know that's true. You had a face. I didn't have a face. I have no face.

So, yes, you are an enabler, but you also will take over. Well, I am gonna not take over and not enable anymore. I'm just gonna sit and see how that goes. Can I choose when I want you to enable? No.

It's not fair. What? I think it's pretty fair. No. It is not.

If you don't want me to enable you, you want me to empower instead, then I've gotta be hands off entirely, and you've just gotta find your way through it. That's depressing news. It is depressing news. Just do the thing. Just do it for me.

I'm the baby. Come on. Ad blockers. Yeah. I'm glad your computer's working good.

That's good news. Good news. Howdy. Have you heard of a slide deck? That sounds familiar.

That sounds like a like a PowerPoint presentation. It's called a slide deck. I just found out that you're not supposed to call it a PowerPoint presentation because a PowerPoint Well, PowerPoint's a software. The software. Right.

Exactly. And so I think what happened over time is people, associated the word PowerPoint with, I'm gonna go into a meeting, somebody's gonna have a PowerPoint, and they're gonna talk me to death. And so I think it I think the term PowerPoint in the, business industry and the in that kind of culture, became less of a popular term for people to be like, ah, you gotta check out my cool new PowerPoint. And I think slides became, the word because when you build a PowerPoint, you build different slides. Right.

Right. Google came out with slides, and then a bunch of other companies were like, we're gonna make, slides so you can build a presentation as a slideshow sort of thing, but it's not a slideshow because that sounds like you're gonna put in a a ream of photos and click click, and the whole machine's gonna show you a bunch of pictures, and and that's not what it is. So let's come up with a new word, and pitch deck has been used for a long time in the in the business industry for, like, I've got a proposal, and here is my here's my pitch deck. This is my Okay. Printed out thing.

Gotcha. Gotcha. So I think it was a combination of let's take the digital pitch deck and mix that in with, like, slides, and then they went it's a slide deck. That's what I think happened. Okay.

And that's my explanation on thing I saw said that somebody called it a PowerPoint, and all of the young kids were like, PowerPoint? Right. Don't you mean slide deck? Well, they don't build in PowerPoint anymore. They build in Slides because it's part of Google Classroom that they use, you know, in all of their Google Suite products.

That's why. So they they aren't using PowerPoint to build their stuff anyway. And I would say, I think the last time either one of our kids used PowerPoint was probably Beck used it in middle school. Yeah. Really?

Yeah. And then everything moved over to classroom and slides. I think so. Okay. That makes sense.

I think the last time he had to build a PowerPoint, an actual use PowerPoint in office, whatever, to to build a presentation with the It's always just gonna be called PowerPoint to me, whether it's a slide or a it's just PowerPoint. That's just what it is. It's a PowerPoint presentation. That's all. And this is this is you being an old lady.

I it's fine. It's fine. An old lady. Okay. Well, you be an old lady with your PowerPoint presentations, your laser pointers and things.

And my slide decks. Mhmm. I guess we could, ask the, question we ask every weekday at this time. Let's do it. I mean, we might as well.

Would you rather this or that? Would you rather have fingers that glow like glow sticks Cool. Or toes that play music when you wiggle them. Definitely not that. Why?

That would that's fun. They both sound fun. What are you picking? And then I'll tell you why I'm picking glow sticks. Okay.

I'm gonna pick toes that play music when you wiggle them. Why? Because who doesn't want that? How loud is it? Medium loud.

That's an annoying thing. But you can keep your toes still. Yeah. You don't wanna feel how you're how consciously you're going to have to pay attention to your toes? When did you last think about the fact you have toes?

It's only when you wiggle them. It's not when you w No. How exciting. At a medium volume, you're gonna be like, oh, I wish I didn't wiggle my toes all the time. No.

I don't There you go. Because I think you do it subconsciously. Overestimating how many times you wiggle your toes. Overestimating anything. I'm telling you that that you absolutely subconsciously do it all the time.

You're constantly feeling your sock inside your shoe. And if you're wearing flip flops or sandals and you got those doggos out, I'm telling you, it's too loud. It's gonna be an annoying thing. Now my regular fingers glow like glow sticks. Dude Dude?

The things I could get done in the dark. I'm just telling. I could work on cars in the dark. I could so many things. Glow sticks aren't that Glow sticks are bright.

They're not that bright. In the dark. Yes. They are. Agree.

You can see them from a long ways away in the dark. Now do I have to break my fingers every time I wanna use them and then shake them, mix up the the chemicals in there, or do they just glow on their own? Say that again. Say say what? Say what?

What were you doing? Okay. You say that you have to break them? Do I have to break my fingers every time to make them glow, or do they just do it on their own? Automatically.

Great. Cool. I'm into it. I'm totally into it. I don't.

All the long glowy fingers. To hide in the dark. Gloves. Glowing fingers. Gloves.

Can't fit. Gloves. Glove. Gloves. No.

They're not spotlights. Wrong. You just said they weren't bright enough to help me work in the dark, but then you said they glow through gloves. Come on. You can't have it all the ways.

Toast that play music. That's the annoying toast. The right answer, and you know it. It's not, but it's the one you chose. So it must be.

Would you rather this or that? You remember yesterday, I told you, my algorithm was giving me all this nineties nostalgia stuff? Yes. So just a second ago, it reminded me of the atomic fireball candy. Oh, yes.

I went, man, are they still making that? Like, is that still a thing? Are they? That hot cinnamon I don't know if they're still making the atomic fireballs. I haven't seen them in a very long time.

But there was so much cinnamon flavored stuff. Yeah. But are they the same, you think? I don't know. Here's what used to happen.

Okay. What used to happen? Because my mom worked at a bowling alley. I was there a lot at the bowling alley, and they used to have penny candy stuff. Yeah.

Like, those little machines, they had fireballs, atomic fireballs in the candy machine. You still can get them in the original packaging and everything. You buy them online. You could find you could find all kinds of change to get that candy at the bowling alley. So I used to stock up on that stuff.

And I used to see how many I could eat at one time. And? It destroyed my mouth. I bet it did. Would not recommend.

Plus, what a choking hazard. Yeah. Not safe. But also because those aren't chewy. No.

They're not. They're it's like a jawbreaker. Stick them all in my mouth at one time. It was like you'd eat 1 I see. You'd see and then you'd eat another one.

I see. But you gotta like, they they had a solid center, didn't they? Yeah. Because they would turn white. Yeah.

It's like a jawbreaker with cinnamon flavor. Yeah. Cinnamon on the outside, but they had cinnamon flavored everything. There were cinnamon toothpicks. Yeah.

Remember those? Yeah. Right? I'm trying to remember some of the other cinnamon flavored things. There were so many like, I feel like hot cinnamon was everywhere.

There's there were so many cinnamon flavored things. Things. Toothpicks and Toothpicks and the atomic fireball. Red Hots. Okay.

Red Hots. And then there was, there's always they probably still make the Red Hots. Is that the little the little tiny ones you would use around Valentine's Day on your cupcakes? Is that what that is? Yeah.

Red Hots? Red Hots. Yeah. Yeah. That's for sure.

I'm trying to see I'm trying to look at other hot cinnamon flavored nineties things. That those are the only three things I can come up. Cinnamon bears. And those, they still make, and they're great. Hot tamales, of course.

The Mike and Ikes of the spicy world. Bleh. Those are good. You don't like them? Nope.

You don't like Mike and Ikes either, do you? Why not? What's wrong with you? Ew, gross. No way.

Yeah. Way. They're like pill shaped, and they're chewy, and they're delicious. Nothing like an atomic fireball. Now I really want an atomic fireball, and then I wanna see how many I can eat.

How many? Not at the same time. Again, let me clarify because that is definitely a choking hazard. 1 at a time, folks. I don't know.

I don't know. I gotta fight some atomic fireballs, and then we're gonna challenge ourselves. I'm gonna write it on the calendar. There are hot there are hot cinnamon jelly belly jelly beans. There are hot cinnamon jolly ranchers.

Big Red, the gum is hot cinnamon. Except it didn't last. That flavor didn't last long. Okay. Then, there was hot cinnamon toothpaste.

Then you also have Altoids. There's hot cinnamon Altoids. There's a cinnamon, saltwater taffy. Ew. Do they still make that hot cinnamon toothpaste?

I know. That sounds gross. They do. It's called Close-up. Close-up.

Do they make cinnamon toothpicks? I bet you. They do. Still get cinnamon toothpicks. You can still send them in all the things.

You can. How about it? Hot cinnamon. They still make a hot cinnamon, crust. Gross.

That sounds gross. I mean, if you like it I I don't know about it. Taste the hot cinnamon all day. No. Thank you.

Brush your teeth with hot cinnamon. Gross. All the things. I think okay. But I'm remembering when you eat that cinnamon flavored candy Yeah.

Your teeth your teeth have a fuzz. So spicy. So I can't even imagine brushing. Have a fuzz. Mhmm.

And I can taste it right now. You can? Mhmm. Cool. It's making me, like, feel weird because I haven't had anything cinnamon, but I can feel that fuzz.

Yeah? I'm thinking if you brush your teeth with the cinnamon toothpaste Uh-huh. Your teeth would never feel clean. You would just feel that fuzz. I do want a an atomic fireball.

I gotta go on 46. Yeah. We gotta see how many we can eat before our mouth is destroyed. I don't wanna destroy my mouth. If I wanted to destroy my mouth, I'd have a bowl of Cap'n Crunch, and I don't want to.

I No. I'm good. It was just always my goal to compete against my brother. He always won. Oh, man.

Oh, my He probably cheated. Yeah. Oh, I've got 6. You know, like, I was too busy crying because I was on 2. How'd you eat 6 of them?

There you there's no way. You don't eat them at a time. Not at a time. I know. Okay.

How could he eat 6 in the time you ate 2? And did you ask for wrappers to prove it? No. No. I don't.

Exactly. You took him on his word. You're right. He probably cheated. He probably cheated.

Yeah. It's a big brother thing to me. Exactly. It is. Exactly.

Alright. Hey. That's the end of the show. Have a good Friday. Whoo.

Have a good weekend. Hopefully, you get some, downtime, a little r and r. Looking forward to some of that. Yes. Start it like or end it like we started it?

Yeah. Exactly. Why not? With a good stretch and a. That was a good one.

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