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 Tuesday, June 18th. Today on the show, Josh doesn't wanna be a woods cop and neither do I. We have a bunch of weeds and even more questions about who owns them.
More importantly, I just want somebody to take care of them. I got a Viking sticker, and now I evade the police. Josh found treasure in his gross marathon, and we discovered 1 of the biggest mistakes a man can make. Thanks for listening to the show. You can hear it live weekday mornings from 6 to 10.
It's wake up classy 97, the podcast. Enjoy the show. Wake up, Classy 90 7. It's Josh and Chantel. Today is International Sushi Day.
Oh, hey. The kids, we bought sushi making kit, and they bought stuff to make sushi. And I've yet to see sushi being produced in the house. Well So how long do you think it's gonna be before the kids actually produce sushi in the house? Well, they wanted to do it on Sunday.
Uh-huh. But then it just got too late, and then Beck works every night. So it's not going to be until maybe this coming weekend. This weekend. Okay.
Well, we'll find out. Imitation crab, avocado, cucumber, seaweed, special sticky rice. We had to buy it all. They I know. They got the whole thing.
Yeah. So we're gonna see how it goes. Invitation crap. That's what he specifically wanted. You were like, wait.
There's real crab, and he's like, no. I want imitation crab. I don't want real crab. What is imitation crab made of? I don't know.
I don't wanna know. I don't I kinda wanna know. Oh, look it up. Rubber bands? Gross.
It's not made of rubber bands. While you look that up, it's Texas cowboy poetry week. Texas cowboy. What makes a Texas cowboy different than a regular cowboy? They're from Texas.
Well, I know that. That's it. Poetry reading day? Poetry week. Texas cowboy poetry week.
A week of Texas poetry? Mhmm. Texas cowboy poetry? You got it. Alright.
The imitation crab is made of a paste of minced white fish that's mixed with other ingredients called syrami. Rubber bands? It's heated and pressed into shapes that resemble crab legs. The result is a product that looks and tastes like crab, but it usually doesn't contain any crab. It's it's chunks of fish.
It is fish flesh that has been deboned, washed to remove fat, and unwanted fish. We shouldn't have looked it up. International day for countering hate speech is Hate speech is the worst. That's what I'm saying. It's sustainable gastronomy day, which is, sustainable foods or something, gastro astronomies.
Let's see. National Cherry Tart Day. It's accountants accounts payable day, so thank your accounts payable people today. It's also splurge day. Splurge on what?
Anything you want? That's what it says. And we just had free fishing day a couple of weekends ago, but it's national go fishing day today and international picnic day. Hey. I wanna go on a picnic.
I know. It is takes me on a picnic. Clean your aquarium day. A task Gross. No 1 enjoys.
No. No. Oh, I just love that gravel vacuum. No. You don't.
We you Beck used to have a fish, and Yeah. That fish always try to jump out of the tank every time we try to clean it. Remember? Yes. That fish, it used to stress itself out.
That that little shark, he would turn a different color when he cleaned his tank. He would turn white. He was black, but he would turn white because he would get so stressed out. And then you put him back in. A couple days go by.
He's back to normal doing his thing. Yeah. And lastly, here it is. It's time to, time to take some time to reduce the panic and stress of daily life by talking to your loved ones, meditating, and doing things that make you feel happy and relaxed, it's International Panic Day. That's what's happening.
We are Josh and Chantal. Good morning. Good morning. I've got a cool story for you. This is from South Carolina, from Aiken, South Carolina.
Hannah Wildener is there, and she has always loved animals. And her mom, Bernadette, says that if we're up to Hannah, they would be living on a farm. Even though she isn't living on a farm, Hannah wanted to do something to help animals in need. Uh-huh. So she utilized her gift of drawing to create artwork.
She then sells her drawings and donates all the proceeds to the Aiken County Animal Shelter. Aw. She's 10 years old. Her wish is that animals at the shelter get softer beds and more toys to play with. Obviously, Bernadette is very proud of her daughter and marvels at her generosity.
She said most kids at her age, if they decide to sell anything or make a lemonade stand, they wanna take the money to go buy whatever it is, the new thing. You know? Yeah. She said she's always just had a really big heart and always been giving and has always adored her animals. So when she decided to do that, I couldn't have been more supportive, and I was totally excited about it.
Hannah's thrilled with the success of her drawing. She's looking to expand her efforts. She says, I actually have another business. I'm doing another 1 for bracelets, and I'm also gonna be donating that to the animal shelter. What a little entrepreneur.
She's I'm making art, and I'm making bracelets, and I'm making money, and I'm giving it to the animals because I'm 10, and I'm Hannah. And that's what I do. Good for Hannah. I like Hannah. The best.
It's good news to get you going. Classy 97. There was an 18 year old Aya woman who was supposed to get picked up on a blind date. Okay. But then the last minute, she decided she didn't wanna meet that guy anymore or go on that date.
Instead of just telling him or ghosting him or, anything else, literally any other option, she called 911 Wait. Wait. And claimed he was her she called 911 Wait. Wait. Wait.
And claimed he was her abusive ex. No way. The cops showed up to arrest him, but realized she was lying, and now she's facing charges for false reporting. Yeah. There you go.
There's another way. Just don't answer the door. Or just say, hey. You know what? Change of heart.
I don't think I wanna do this. I'm sure this guy would do and she probably freaked herself out with all the hypotheticals of potential outcomes. Yeah. And, and now she is in trouble. Can't just go making false accusations on people like that.
She has been talking to this gentleman on a dating app. They've been chatting for about a week. When she called chatting anymore. No. No.
No. No. No. No. When she called 911, she said that he was outside.
Her abusive ex boyfriend was outside and that he had threatened to, hit, punch, and get hurt. Wow. Yeah. So the cops detained him on his way out and then showed him he showed them messages on his phone. Yeah.
Look. This is the whole thing. Like, everything's cool. That proved that she was lying, and then she eventually admitted that she made it all up after she got cold feet and didn't wanna meet him anymore. So she should've just said that.
Hey. I'm I'm a little freaked out. I don't know if I'm ready to meet you in person. Yeah. Be an adult.
Like, what is this? Literally anything else. Yeah. Oh, I got a stomach bug. I mean Yeah.
Or I don't feel that. Pass a note. My stomach is upset. Open the door a crack and just hand him a piece of paper and then close it real quick. It's all gonna be weird, but that's the worst weird.
That's the worst weird. That's a bad decision. Yikes. And now he's got that, like, alright. Let's tell your worst first date stories.
He's like, let me tell you this 1. I didn't go on it, but it was pretty bad. Oh, man. You know that song? They see me rolling.
Yes. That's how I feel driving my car these days because I've added there's a new addition. What'd you add? A Viking sticker. Are you serious?
This has got you thinking that you're you're rolling, trying to catch you riding dirty as the whole song goes. Like, the like, it's all about how the police are trying to trying to bust your vehicle. No. That's what that song is about. Not what I mean to say.
That's not what I'm intending. Like, I'm just driving. I'm just minding my own business, but they see me rolling, and they hating. No. That's not my intention.
Trolling No. Trying to catch me riding dirty. That's the whole thing. They're like, what are you doing? Are you are you out here?
It's mostly I feel cooler. Is that right? With my Minnesota Vikings sticker on my car. I'm like, what's up? Look at me now.
I don't know anybody. I don't think anybody noticed. Has anybody said anything? No. Like, hey.
Cool new sticker. Cool sticker, bud. I don't think anyone notices. Yeah. Except there's gonna be a Vikings fan that sees it 1 day, and they're gonna be like, what's up, bud?
You're gonna go, cool. And then we're gonna High 5. Skull together. You know? And go skull by games and then walk away upwardly.
Can you believe that? Oh, here we go. Here we go. Yeah. Who got you started?
Get out of here, falcons. Stop. Anyway, I'm looking cool now. Oh, I see it. I'm not trying to evade the police.
That's for sure. Right. I don't like getting in trouble. Rolling. No.
No. No. There's gotta be a different car driving song that There's gotta be. Makes you feel cool that isn't, yeah, evading the police. There's gotta be something else.
There's a better choice out there. Which 1? I don't know. Get out of my dreams and get into my car. Maybe.
No. Not Billy Ocean. Maybe what? Maybe you should just, listen to some Creed. No.
I couldn't possibly. Ew. Because because Kirk Cousins loves Creed, and you love Kirk Cousins? We don't anymore. We're mad at Kirk Cousins.
So we're not gonna listen to Cree, especially not now. Classy 97. It's Josh and Chantel. Let's talk about weeds. We have them.
Oh, man. We have a lot of them. I don't understand a lot of things about gardening and flower beds and homeownership except that there are a lot of weeds. We have so many weeds. I don't here's what happens.
Here's what has happened. We, in our house, face an empty field. I mean, it's not empty. It's got stuff planted in it. Somebody's got stuff planted in it.
Backyard backs up to, to this field, which is great for us because it's a beautiful view. And it's not gonna be empty for long because they're already developing in areas next to ours. This is true. Okay. The problem lies in that we have a chain link fence that sits in between us and that field.
Now on the other side of our chain link fence, there is a, like, a what do you wanna call that? And the easement? The easement. That's a good word. Between the 2 property lines.
Okay. So there's our fence. There's the easement. There's a canal. There's the field.
Correct. That easement is where all of the weeds come from, and there's a nasty, noxious vine that is growing on the other side of our tree. That, crabgrass. Yes. I don't like that stuff.
And so it's we're constantly combating all of that stuff. Now whose responsibility is that easement? Is it the city's? Is it ours? Well, the harder part too is that we back up to the city boundary.
Like, we are on the outskirts of town, and we back up to a field that is not in the city boundary. That's the line. Yeah. So that's another problem. So then is it the guy that owns the field?
Is it his response? What I'm saying is lived in this place for, like, 13 years. We've lived in the same house. Yeah. And, I think 1 time have I ever seen them come through and mow it or burn it off I think they burned it.
Cut down the stray trees that grow. Who was it? It was people that worked the farms. Field? Yeah.
I mean, people that work on the field. You came. By and did that along the stretch of houses by us. Do it again. I that's part of it.
Yeah. For sure. Because we've also got, a pest issue. There's mice in the field, and then the mice come into the yard. That's a problem.
There's also some snakes. And then we've had a couple of snakes over the years for sure. But more importantly, we got all these weeds and then Obnoxious this weeds even. This vine grows over the fence. I just went to town out there on Sunday.
You did, but you haven't been back. I know. It rained yesterday, so it got moisturized. I'm sure. And now they sun's grown.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. The sun's house, and now everything's gonna grow tall. Yep. Yeah.
So it's it's not a great situation with the weeds, but it's a good question about who whose responsibility is it? And somebody knows. I know. And and you know what? The other thing is I just don't want it to be my responsibility.
There's that. Because it is we're the ones complaining about it. Mhmm. And I've gone back and trimmed those trees and and stuff. And and what I did on Sunday was I took the weed eater, and I just went crazy.
I cut down all that stuff. I yanked all that vine off the fence. It looks great. Which yeah. And then we started pulling the grass out of the flower beds, and it's it's that's a battle we're never gonna win.
No. We'll never win. So there's sort of 2 questions. 1, do I go to the county and say, hey. What's up with these weeds?
Because regardless of city boundary, the county would probably know. Okay. Because it's all Bonneville County, all of it. I know they they rent out, like, weed sprayers and stuff with the chemical. Oh.
And so you can go and and borrow that stuff. Heavy duty. I just have never done it. Yeah. And they and they have the stuff, and you can go spray all that.
But is that my responsibility? I don't know. I don't know either. Because not on my property. I've got issues with what's bleeding over into my property and all I I understand that's my responsibility, but is the field part, that easement between my property and the field, is that my problem?
I don't know. That's what I'm asking. Yeah. That's what I'm also asking. Somebody knows.
Who do we talk to? I don't know. I'd homeownership. What is that? Is there a is there a a group?
We go, hi, homeowners. We have questions. We have questions, and we want answers. Right. Who do I talk to about these weeds?
Because they need to get under control. Yeah. They do. It's wild. So out of control.
And then I wonder, like, maybe because I don't know about I don't know what the land owner knows. Maybe there's already been some negotiation about development, and so he's like, I'm not gonna worry about it. Oh. I don't know. Don't say that.
I know. I don't want a bunch of apartments in the in the back of my house. I know. Know. Oh, man.
It says season of the weeds. But we haven't had, like, like, those meetings that they have when they wanna change the usage of a land. Uh-huh. We haven't had those for that. I know.
Don't go telling people there's land available. I gotta I gotta snag it up. It's not available. Yeah. Plus, you live behind us.
We're a little loud. Yeah. And there's weeds everywhere. We got weeds all over the place. Chantal, do you ever, put on a coat you haven't worn for a little while Yeah.
And find fun things in your pocket? Yes. You do? Yeah. What'd you find?
Well, I don't have anything that I found today, but I found ChapSticks. I just realized that I had some stuff in this pocket, so I was digging around. Look what I found. This is a, this is a Nerf rival, little foam ball I I found. Do you remember where I found this?
No. At a track meet. You found what did you find? At that same track meet? You found something in the grass, and you were like, I saw this thing.
It was in a, a Pokemon. That's right. A little Pikachu guy. Mhmm. And I found this right kinda close by.
And I had it in I must have worn this jacket, so I found this little Nerf ball, but there's more. What else? What do you think? Do you wanna guess? Ask me, a few questions, and I'll see if I can help get you there.
Okay. Is it, made of paper? Sorta. Part of it is kinda sorta. So kinda sorta makes that kinda noise.
Is it something that you can eat? Yes. I found I found treats in my pocket. Is it a bag of something? Uh-huh.
Is it a bag of peanuts? So close. A bag of cashews? No. A bag of almonds?
No. I was just trying to think of the snacks that we used to take to the track. This is not a snack we normally have. Oh. I think this is a snack you brought me, and I put it in my pocket.
Is it a rice crispy treat? No. Oh, I've brought you that snack before. It's peanut M and M's. I have, I don't know, maybe 4, 5 Gross.
Peanut M&M's. When was the last time you wore that? That track date. Smell it? Well, I wanted to see if they were still fresh.
I don't think that you can tell. I can't decide if it smells like laundry. Did they they didn't get washed? Did they get washed? No.
It smells like laundry. I think it's just that they've been in this coat for a while. That just means they're really fresh. Yeah. Are you gonna eat 1?
I might. Are you? Yeah. I found pocket M and M's. What a lucky day.
Oh, lucky day. People on social media are talking about the most attractive occupations assuming that salary isn't a consideration. So this is where pretty people work? Yeah. Why are we talking about this?
This is what this is what's going on on social media. I asked you what's the most attractive what occupation has the most attractive people? I would say What would you say? What occupation requires you to be an attractive person? Okay.
Is that a different question? Possibly. Or I feel like you're going to like, if you work in an industry where tipping is a main source of income Yeah. You're gonna wanna be an attractive person. Yes.
And you're gonna wanna have a good, charismatic personality. Okay. I don't even know if it's that. Now that I'm reading this, it's like what occupation is the most attractive. Not what occupation has the most attractive people.
Just what occupation is the most attractive. Do people want to be? What what am I attracted to being? Correct. So that's totally different than where attractive people work or where you wanna be attractive to work.
Totally read it wrong. Right. What occupation is the most attractive to you, Josh? Radio. Radio.
You did it. Morning show host. You're doing it. What? Look at it look at it happening.
How about, your wife as a cohost? What? Is that pretty attractive? Lucky day number 2. Yes.
Alright. Here are some highlights from the list. The most attractive occupations, traveling food critic. Okay. Yes.
Van lifer. Yes. Like like traveling and just eating Yeah. And going, this food is delicious. Yes.
What a job. I know. Right? If somebody wants to pay me to do that, I'll I'll do all kinds of things Me too. For a for a vacation and food.
Too. Did just yeah. Would somebody pay me to travel? Yeah. Yeah.
Yes, please. Yeah. Forest ranger. Okay. Forest ranger, I thought might be a cool job.
Yeah. For a long time, I thought, yeah, it might be a thing, except, because you're out in the woods. Right? But, then I went hiking for a week, and I went, this would be my life. And I don't think I want to just hike all day.
Really? I don't think so. I thought that would be right up your alley. Sometimes they got cool side by sides of 4 wheelers and motorcycles and stuff, but there's a lot of trail work. Well There's it's a laborist job.
In forest rate, like, you have to And then then the yeah. You have to yell at people for not doing the right thing. Then there's that, hey. You're not being a good steward in the wilderness, and you're kinda like the cops of the woods. Yeah.
I don't wanna be a woods cop. Me neither. I just wanna live in a cabin. That's different. That's not a job at all.
Who can how can I get paid to live in a cabin and go fishing? That's it. That's the hot ticket. How about working at an animal rescue or sanctuary? Very, very thoughtful work.
Yeah. Great work. And especially if you're, really into animals and you get to see different animals and hug different animals, play with them and stuff. A different animal. Could you hug me, Josh?
Yep. Okay. Great. You are a different animal. Lego artist is on the stage.
Go. You were just talking about that. Talking about that. You were saying that you wanted to be the LEGO designer. We were at the LEGO store, and you're like just come up with the ideas.
Yeah. Like, I've got a the radio they've built right now, very cool. I know. Very cool. And it works.
It's a function you put your phone in it too. Paleontologist? That's an attractive occupation. Go find dinos. I like all of these.
I know. Because they're the most attractive occupations. Except for woods cop. No. Nobody wants to be a woods cop.
There is a woman named Madison who does, stunts. Like, she's a stunt woman? She does stunts. Like, what? She does stunts for social media.
Saying she does stunts. I don't understand. I don't know what kind of stunts she does. This is, I don't know. She's a Parkour.
Yeah. What's she doing? She set out to become the 1st person to complete a full marathon inside a Taco Bell? No. Here's why.
Why? Full marathon is how many miles? I don't know. 26.2. Okay.
She did 26.3 miles that night. K? It takes a long time. Mhmm. It took her 10 hours and 3 minutes.
She did this inside a Taco Bell Yes. Which is a very small space. She did it on a walking treadmill. There it is. I'm try I'm envisioning her running around the restaurant.
That's what I envisioned at first. And then I'm like, she's gonna get dizzy. So So alright. Does that does it count? I mean, look.
She did in fact run the miles on the treadmill. That's fine. Did she have varying terrain? Did she just set it at a comfortable pace? Did she did she have the thing, you know, adjusting to make it so she was going up and down hills?
Did she walk the whole time, or did she run? I don't know. I don't gotta jog that thing for 10 hours, 26 miles, 2 hours, or 10 hours. You know? You're you're going faster than than a walk to pull that off.
Okay. She got there at 11 AM in the morning. She 11 AM in the morning? Yeah. Cool.
Cool. Cool. She filled her cup with Baja Blast. No way. And then she ate a Cantina chicken bowl and nacho fries.
Uh-uh. No. And then No. And then she took 58, 000 steps. She walked 26.3 miles.
She walked for 10 hours and 3 minutes She walked it out. At 9 o'clock to complete the marathon, the Taco Bell marathon. Well I'm no good for her. I'm no doctor. But No.
I She burned all the calories. I feel like Baja Blast Baja blah blah. Isn't the way gross. Bland. Gross.
There's a lot of gross around this. What's the what's the worst gross? Oh, just the fact that she did 26 miles on the treadmill. Inside the Taco Bell. 26 miles.
Just go out and walk it, run it just because. 26 miles. People look at that. Look. I ran cross country in high school, so I feel like I have room to talk because I'm just as crazy.
But people look at that 26.2 miles, and they're like, yeah. I wanna do that. And then people look at, like, I'm gonna run a century. I'm gonna run a 100 miles. Good for you.
No. I never wanna do that. For you. Who want who wants to do that? I looked at 3.2 miles.
I looked at 5 k and went, I could run a 5 k. You could. You still could. I want to. Then do it.
I should. You have a buddy that's doing it. Do it with 2 bikes. Have a buddy that's training. Daughter also likes to run.
I know. 2 of you could do it. And guess what I'll do? I'll watch. Thanks.
Bring me a blast. No. I'll probably bring you some water because that's what you should do. Yeah. You're right.
Okay. Listen to this. Alright. What you got? There is a married couple and They do a morning show on the radio?
There is, but there's a different married couple who don't do a morning radio show. Okay. And they have decided that they're gonna split their finances evenly down the middle, 5050. K. Which is going well for them.
We know a lot of people who do this. We know a lot of couples who don't do this, and it whatever works for you. Right. Do what you wanna do. It was going well for them until the birth of their first daughter.
Oh. And the man is now demanding that the woman pays the entire hospital bill herself. Because he didn't use those services. Is that why? Apparently, the issue wouldn't have been an issue if the mom had stuck to the original birth plan.
Uh-oh. She planned to give birth without any medication, but after 24 hours of labor, she decided to get an epidural. I see. When the bill came, the husband said, hey. You went off kilter.
We didn't plan this. Oh, this wasn't in my budget. Wasn't in our original plan. I'm not I'm not 5050 in this. This was a plan you made, a decision you made by yourself Wow.
For yourself. So he expected her to pay the entire 8 grand bill herself. Well, here's, here's the story of 2 people who are no longer together. Here's the worst part. You wanna hear this?
When she was like, why would you even say such a thing? He said, well, you're the 1 who couldn't hold out for a few more hours. Uh-oh. And then you jacked up the bill, and I shouldn't have to pay for all these extra requests. Guy is not it.
This is this is not how you do this thing. No. I'm not on his side. You should not be on his side. I I like, a part of me wants to be like, you go get them, dude.
But then, like, the real thought process kicks in, and I go, what are you doing? What are you doing? You're you're a manis. She was in birth in labor for 24 hours. It's painful.
And then you and then you lean over and whisper in your ear, but you're paying for it. Uh-huh. You're paying for it. Uh-huh. You're paying for it.
Uh-huh. You're paying for it. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Uh-huh.
And then you and then you lean over and whisper in your ear, but you're paying for it. Just so she understands, and then she can't renegotiate later because she was of sound mind 24 hours into childbirth. Are you kidding me? What is this guy? What is this guy?
What is this guy? Get out of here. I I expected there to be somewhere along the way that he was like, nope. Because when I went into the hospital for an emergency thing, you made me pay that whole bill. Oh.
And so your this was on you. And maybe what I was expecting. Maybe that's the thing. There's just not in the story. It's quite possible that he was like, payback.
Right. Yeah. You made me put my own bill, so that's yours. I had to have That's a different conversation. Need knee surgery.
Right. I had to pay that bill. Right. Or whatever it was. But You're gonna pay this bill.
Wasn't in the story. So we can't assume that's the case. But also We just get what we get. He gets his knee surgery for himself. She gets pain medication for something that they've decided to do together.
Alright. That's fair. This is not just a knee surgery for her. This is a child that kid gonna pick up their own 3rd? That's the what go wash dishes or whatever.
We need to start having our kids stupid for bills. Yeah. You need to pay your 3rd. Yeah. The surgeon general.
You know, how they have warnings on things? Yeah. To try to help keep you safe. Like, this this can affect birth weight or don't eat this because it'll make you Exactly. Sick and throw up away.
It. Okay. Got it. It, pal. They wanna put a warning label on social media.
Alright. They they think it's time to require a warning label on social media platforms stating that social media is associated with significant mental health harms for adolescents. I'm not mad about it. They think a warning label would regularly remind both parents and kids that social media has not been proven safe and that there is data that shows the warning and that these have proved effective. You got a air leak.
Now they say that more than 1 third of teenagers use social media, quote, unquote, almost constantly. If okay. The surgeon general doesn't actually have the authority to add their own labels. It requires a congressional action. Okay.
I did not know that. So, I mean, who knows if this is gonna happen anytime soon? Well okay. So here's they they really just want people to know that that it's potentially harmful, especially to adolescents Correct. Who consume it too much.
But then And it's bad for mental health. Is that what they said? Yes. Which is big. Can I just say it's a big deal that the surgeon general is saying this is bad for mental health?
That's true because mental has never been taken very seriously. Saying. Like, that's a big deal It is a big deal. Of itself. I think that's a that's a big step because everything's been like, this will physically make your lungs turn black, or this will destroy your liver, or this is bad for if you're pregnant or breastfeeding, whatever.
Like, those are all things that you typically see from the surgeon generals. But for them to be like, this is bad for your brain, that's new info. If they do it, I just wonder how they'll do it. Will it be, like, a pop up every time you log into your social media account? No.
Because that could get annoying real fast. No. I know. It's congress's job. So, Yeah.
I don't know what that'll look like. Congress is doing a An unskippable ad? Yeah. Not more of that. Not the surgeon general morning.
It's your would you rather this or that question of the day. Would you rather have a flying magic carpet Cool. Or a see through submarine? No. Yes.
I don't. Like, the depth gonna be the ocean. It's a safe submarine. No. It's gonna be safe.
So you're picking the submarine. I know that. 100%. Wanna go down there and see what's to see. It's gonna be dark.
I'm not going where it's gonna be unsafe, though. That's in the water. Well, I know, but my submarine is gonna make it back to the surface. Okay. I hope so.
I'll be flying around on my carpet singing songs about a whole new world and stuff. Where are you gonna hold on to in a magic carpet? That's completely as unsafe. You don't have to hold on. How are you gonna stay on the carpet?
Sit there crisscross applesauce and enjoy the ride. Magically stay on. It's a magic flying carpet. The magic flying carpet in Aladdin? Yeah.
He does all kinds of whirly gigs. Not when not when he's Yes. He does. Not during a whole new world he does not. That's because And that's the carpet I'll be flying.
The whole new world carpet. Now that's unsafe. I don't think if you have a magic carpet like Aladdin, he's not gonna let you fall. And if he does Right. He'll catch you.
But Yeah. Who's to guarantee you're gonna have that carpet? Tassels. You know? Like, rains.
They'll rip off. Plus, what are you gonna see in the sky? Everything? No. There's much more to see underwater.
I'm sure of it. I'm going with a see through submarine. I knew you would. Safe 1. A safe 1.
Not going down there. Why? Too much pressure. It's gonna be a cool submarine. It's gonna be I don't swim great.
I know. You don't need to swim. Think of all the cool things that you could see. Things that nobody else has ever seen. I'll watch a video.
Nah. It's cool. I'll pick that 1 every time. Every time. Would you rather this or that, Josh and Chantel?
Hi. Hi. Do you want your better today than yesterday daily challenge? Sure do. It says here you should write down the most ambitious goal you have for yourself and then put it on a Post it note where you can leave it somewhere you'll see it every day.
Okay. I have a lot. How do I just pick 1? Well, it says you should pick the big scary goal. There's a lot of big scary goals.
Setting a big scary goal encourages you to think bigger and push yourself out of the comfort zone. I want a nice backyard, which requires a lot of work. Goals for you. Yeah. That is a goal for me.
No. That's a desire for you in your life. This is a goal, like, something you can control. I can control that. You're gonna go out and do all that.
No. Yeah. You're setting goals for me. Don't set goals for me. Set your own goals.
I have a lot of goals I need to write down for you. No. No. This is not give your husband a bunch of stuff to do. This is write down the most ambitious goal you have for yourself.
I do. I just told you. No? I have a No. These are all for me.
I don't like the way this is going. This is not what it's supposed to be. It's supposed to be something for you. Okay. But also something could happen for just me.
That's correct. Something just for you that just you have to be able to do for you by yourself. What are you gonna write down for you? Not a bunch of stuff for you to do. A stuff that you can do that I can enjoy.
No. That's also not the list. It's 1 ambitious goal on a note stuck in front of you where you can read it often. Okay. I don't think you understand.
Good luck. You too, buddy. You're gonna need it. Nope. Not this guy.
That's your better today than yesterday daily challenge. Have a great rest of your Tuesday. Yeah. We're done with the show. Yep.
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