It's Josh and Chantel, and this is wake up classy 97, the podcast. A replay of today's full show. It's Friday, June 7th. Today, we talked about ketchup and Kit Kats, cloning yourself for Zoom meetings. We hung our amazing portraits and talked about them, and Chantel is the toer and Josh is the toad.
Telephonophobia and fast wheelbarrows. Thanks for listening. You can catch the show live weekday mornings from 6 to 10. It's wake up classy 97, the podcast. Enjoy the show.
Hey. Hey. It's Friday. Hey. Hey.
Let's do this. Friday. Gonna warm up my pipes. Is that right? Yep.
Alright. Well, good morning. Good morning, Steve. And Chantel. Today is Friday.
It is, National VCR Day. Oh, who still has 1? I don't know. Okay. Do Do you remember how exciting it was Yeah.
On a Friday? Oh. Your mom says, hey. We're gonna go run to VCR for the weekend. Yes.
Yeah. We're that old. We're so old that you used to rent a VCR. Oh, okay. Had to leave collateral.
Yeah. You did. And they were expensive. Yes. World Food Safety Day.
It's good to make sure you safely handle food. Mhmm. It's important. June bug day. Oh.
Not a fan of the June bug. Although, as a kid, I remember being terrified that they were gonna fly in my hair. Yeah. Not a fan of the June bug. It is world caring day, which I think should be every day, but today, you should care.
It is national donut day today. Have a donut. Have a donut. They're they're delicious. They are delicious.
What's your favorite donut? Honestly, I'm gonna tell you it's the old fashioned. I like the old fashioned, and I like the Boston, Boston cream filled, whatever that is. DesMark? Mhmm.
Those are my 2 favorites. And apple fritter. Wrong. Oh, if those 2 are side by side, I'm gonna have a hard time picking. Also, I like the glazed twists.
That's just a cinnamon roll. No. There's no cinnamon in the middle. No. It's just a glazed doughnut.
It's just twisted. There's no cinnamon. Are you sure? I'm positive. That'd be a cinnamon twist?
No. Yeah. I just like the glaze. It's also national chocolate ice cream day. Oh.
So you can start with the doughnut, and then later on tonight, finish off with that national I chocolate ice cream. Just chocolate ice cream. Anyway, that's, that's what's going on today. Alright. Happy Friday.
Do you wanna rent a VCR for old time's sake? No. Why? What would I want? I don't even own VCR tapes, VHS tapes.
We could rent those too. We could Where? You can buy some at thrift stores. Yeah. Yeah.
I hope they're rewound. Aw. Be kind. Rewind. Wake up, classy 90 7.
It's Josh and Chantel. The Zoom CEO. You know Zoom? Yeah. The the communication software?
Yeah. Yeah? They want to they'll they're working on a digital twin technology, which would allow people to clone themselves and have avatars attend meetings instead of you. Alright. Here's here's what I saw somebody say, and I'm and I'm excited that this is the the direction they're talking about AI going.
Because, AI shouldn't be creating art and music and doing all of the fun creative things. AI should be doing all of the mundane garbage so that I can create art and music and things. Yes. And, and so I'm glad this is focus. This is good.
I like this too. Good. So he said, Eric is his name. He's the Zoom CEO. I can send a digital version of myself to join the meeting so I can go to the beach.
Perfect. I know. Perfect. I don't know how it's gonna work. Like, does AI just take notes, and then you just get a rehash of, like, what happened in the meeting?
Even I mean know what happened in the meeting? I'm not even worried about it. What if you miss something important? What will I miss? They're like, Josh, can you do this and this and this and this?
And my AI is like, no. What if my AI can say no? What if your AI makes you lose your job? Oh, well, that's not it. That's what I mean.
What if he says no and your boss is like, you kinda have to? And you No. No. You're fired. I programmed no.
You fired my AI. You didn't fire me. I wasn't in the meeting. I did not sign termination paperwork. You did not fire me.
I don't know how this is gonna work, but I'm here for it. If everybody's AI attends a meeting, was there ever a meeting? Oh, fair point. I mean, maybe. Interesting.
And then the new guy has to go A no. Person with everybody's AI avatar. Poor new guy. Plus, is my avatar just me, or can I make him cool? No.
It's just you. Can he have hair? No. And say no? No.
No. Just you. Classy 97. It's Josh and Chantal. There's a a post I saw online here.
They've located or, have officially, I guess, spotted grizzly bear in an area in Idaho where they, don't usually see grizzly bear. What is it? Clark County. Where's that? Du Bois up to Spencer up to the Montana bow border and then a little bit to the west of there.
Kind of this big game management unit. 59 is what the, what the number is. If for people that are hunters and stuff, that makes sense. But, unit 59, they have spotted grizzly bear on trail cam, which is not a typical place that they have seen grizzly bear. Now there are people that are commenting on this thread.
They're like, oh, we've been hunting in that area. We've seen them. They've been around for a long time. Uh-huh. You know, this is just the the fishing game finally catching up with everybody else.
Regardless, you should be bear aware. Yeah. You know, it's getting close to the weekend. People go hunting. People go, you know, off on these outdoor adventures.
ATV ing. Like, camping. In all these different areas. Yep. So if you are headed into that DuBois Spencer, game management unit 59 area, you should be better aware.
Careful. Yeah. Be very, very careful. Take the bear spray. If you live in that area, there's a whole bunch of different things you need to do to avoid having them wander into your property.
But, if you're visiting, be bear aware, and, now you know. I just I I feel like that's real important information. It is important. Even if it's old news, like all the comments say. Still important news.
Clark County, grizzly bears. No. I don't wanna run into a grizzly bear. Yeah. Me neither.
That's why I take all my bear precautions. Yeah. A bell. It is not a bell. Rude.
I we had packs. I put a bear bell on mine. Yeah. And you said That it needed to be muted. That you didn't like it.
I don't like it. Did we see any bears on that trip? No. We didn't. You know why?
Because I had a bell. That is not true. Yeah. That is true. You know why?
Because they don't like noise. And the bear? It's better. If you just talk. It's Get them away.
You can't talk for all day. Yeah. You can. That's you can't. I could.
That's why I take your hike. No. I Don't need a bell. I need a bell. Can't tell.
Hey. Are there any bears around here? Nope. And then I if I talk too much, you go, it's okay to be quiet. It is.
Sometimes. It is. You don't have to talk every second of the hike. You're contradicting yourself. No.
Talk loud and often. Make noise. Make yourself present. With a bell. Presence or not with a bell.
Jingle jangle jingle jangle. The whole way down the trail? Mhmm. No. Don't.
It's not great. It works. Does it take me hiking then, I guess. I'll take you hiking. Just without a bow.
I know you threw it away. Rude. I don't think I did. Yeah. I think it's around somewhere.
I gotta find it. Or don't. Or don't. Okay. Friday.
Good news. Hey, wait. Going. A grocery store. It's in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.
K. It's called the Community Food Hub. It'll be opening very soon, and it will feature a produce section, floor to ceiling display fridges, and it's gonna be open all week, and everything in the store is free. What? Yeah.
How does that work? It's, it's called the community food hub, and it will allow people who rely on the local food bank for food security to fill up a cart just like a normal grocery store. Cool. So as the system stands right now, patrons that need this service show up at a line, and they're handed a box of stuff that was kinda thrown together for them. Here's food.
Yes. And maybe stuff they need. It may be stuff that they don't need. It may be stuff that gets wasted because Mhmm. You don't, you know, you don't know what somebody wanted to make or might be able to create or whatever.
Right. And so, the founders of the store believe this will give patrons dignity and will also reduce food waste because the patrons will only choose things that they will use. So if you only need peanut butter, you don't have to go, oh, I just need peanut butter. I just need some peanut butter. Like, that's it.
Like, I you can go just get the thing you need, which is very cool. So I like this idea, and it is a fully stocked refrigerated store, and it's a very different experience than waiting in the line and grabbing a crate. The community food hub will still require help from the community to keep the shelves stocked. That's a big deal. Organizers believe the store will feed about 25% more people than the typical food bank had been feeding because, again, less food waste.
You go grab what you need. More people will be able to take advantage of the food that is available, and they're gonna be able to offer refrigerated produce and different stuff like that. That's great. I think that's awesome. Super cool.
Where's this at? This is in Saskatchewan, Canada. Okay. But hopefully, this idea catches on. I like this model.
I do too. I think it's very cool. And and, again, I mean, the dignity part is huge. I think that alone is is just a massive change of environment, and I think that's really great. So pay attention.
That's something very cool, and I hope that catches on. I I wanna see some more data from that as it kinda progresses, but very cool. It'll be opening soon in Very good. In Canada. It's a good idea.
Good news to get you going on Classy 90 7. Josh, you like Kit Kats? Yeah. They're okay. Josh?
It's not my first choice, but No. If it was the only choice Yeah. Sure. What about ketchup? There's a You like ketchup?
Negative. The new TikTok trend No. Is ketchup on KitKat. No. Ketchup is packed with umami or a savory play flavor, which is 1 of the 5 basic tastes that we can detect in food.
And umami can pair well with many flavors, such as chocolate because it's bitter and sweet. So the pairing of chocolate and ketchup. Puts the ew in umami. It's yucking up your yum. Ugh.
Is that what you're saying? No. That's yes. That's what I'm saying. That's really gross.
Did you say it puts the what'd you say then? It puts the ew in ew mommy. That's what I said. Let me tell you Tell me. About ketchup.
Tell me about ketchup. Ruins everything it touches. Wrong. Anything that ketchup touches tastes like ketchup. Yes.
And ketchup is not a good flavor. It's good. No. It is good. No.
Yes. You like it because it masks the flavors of things that actually taste good No. Like a hamburger. I don't I don't like the taste of a hamburger, so I cover it in ketchup. So that it tastes like ketchup.
Yep. That's gross. No. It isn't. Yeah.
Otherwise, you just taste meat. Yes. Meat. No. I don't like meat.
Meat. No. People are saying don't knock it till you try it. I'm not gonna try it. You know what is weird about people right now?
What's weird? Pickles and Doctor Pepper I know. And ketchup on Kit Kats. Stop it. We haven't tried it yet.
I'm not going to. I don't think I don't think I'm gonna pour it. The picture that I can see is a Kit Kat, and it's just got ketchup all over like a hot dog. I think what I would do to try it is just take a little thing of ketchup on my plate and then just dip my Kit Kat in it just for a little taste. Heinz even came out with a ketchup flavored chocolate truffle.
Well, I don't think I want ketchup flavored anything. Me neither. That's why I don't eat ketchup. I just want ketchup. I don't.
You hate ketchup so much that your friends, our friends, gave you ketchup seasoning. Yeah. They make ketchup sprinkles. Yeah. They do.
Gross. I had some. And It was fine. Did it taste like ketchup? I put it on my French fries.
And? Yeah. It was fine. I can't with the ketchup. Are you really not gonna try it?
I'm not gonna try it. Try it at all. I'm not gonna do it. Mhmm. Because guess what it tastes like?
Ketchup. Yeah. And chocolate. No? Chocolate and ketchup.
You won't even taste the Kit Kat. They say it's like cheese and wine or, like, pineapple on pizza. It's like gross. It's like the savory and and sweet thing. No.
Pineapple on pizza is not gross. It's not. It is. It's not. It is.
Not. It's like putting ketchup on a Kit Kat. Hey. If you didn't see the, video from was that yesterday when I posted that? Mhmm.
You should go watch it. It's on our YouTube shorts. It's on Facebook and Instagram, everywhere we are. You can see this video. We did the paint your partner challenge, And, the we've got the canvases in the studio, and I've been looking at them.
And the longer you look, the better they get. I disagree. I don't I think I did a pretty good job. Like, I keep looking at it, and, I mean, I coulda kept going. I didn't finish by any means.
I like It's really not bad. There's technique in here. There's there's good coloring. I like the the hair texture came out really good. Gross.
What? Why are you being so rude to my painting? I'm not I'm not trying to be rude, but I honey. Babe, It's pretty good. It's not.
It's not. It's not. It's pretty good. Okay. I can see where you were trying to do technique.
You were might have found my style. You were trying to do some shading. Yeah. Like, the nose and and the lines, the chin lines. That was good.
At 1 point, you did ask me how many lines you wanted to draw on my forehead. Just me being a jerk. I just thought it'd be funny if I had a bunch of wrinkles in there. I'm just saying this is good. This is a masterpiece.
I should sign it. Yeah. You should. And and then there's yours here of me. Here.
Get out of here. That's the best thing I've ever done. This is the best thing I've ever done. Think you're just upset because I work with an artist. I work with multiple artists.
Yeah. In fact, she is a curator of a gallery. I understand. But she hasn't seen this in person. She said to see it in person.
That mine was better than yours. She needs to see it in person. I don't think there. Because I think up close, she would change her mind. No.
Look at that. She picks art to display in art galleries. Yeah. She should pick this. I think she should.
It's pretty good. I gotta figure out where to hang it. I know. Because we brought him to the studio to hang him in here. And, so we're kinda looking at these 4 walls trying to find a good spot.
I think it has to be the first thing that you see when you enter the room. Is that? Should be It looks like my head is floating in water. I know. I did say that because the background color makes it look like you're you've emerged from a swamp or something.
I think it's pretty good. I don't. So rude. I made it for you. Class of 97.
It's Josh Cantel. Okay. Let's talk about I say it like that because I'm a little upset. Why? Because you're so rude to my painting.
But go on. Let's move. Moving forward. Yeah. We gotta move on.
It's hanging now. So you can look at it all the time. I know. Lucky me. Okay.
I wanna talk about when you call somebody on the phone Yeah. There's always call them that? There's there's always these pleasantries that you have to go through. Right? Yeah.
Hi. Hi. How are you? How's your day? How's things?
No. It's just never that. The thing I called for. Hey. How are you?
Good. How are you? Good. Hey. That's how it always goes.
Well, change it. Have to do that? You don't. I know. What do you change it to?
Business. You just business? Yeah. Hey. Here's what I'm calling for.
Here's the thing I need. Yeah. Help me. Because you don't typically call people for conversation. You you only call people if it's For business.
First For sure. For business. You don't call people just to chitchat. No. I call people to chitchat.
Who do you call to chitchat? People. I guess you did call your mom yesterday. I call people. Who?
What other people? Well, I I talk to family and, friends. Your mom. That's just yesterday. End of people.
But I like, you know, texting is not my favorite. I would rather call and talk to you No. Is what I'm saying. Never gonna answer the phone. Between the video chat thing you do and texting, that's your main lines of communication.
Correct. I'll call. I just in a matter of business, when I have to call people and how are you? Don't have to do that. How are you?
Good. You also don't have to feel like that's weird. Get down to business. Because, like, if I call and I go, oh, hi. How are you?
Hope you're having a good day. That's sincere. I'm not I'm not just doing it to get it out of the way so I can then ask a business question. Right. I mean and I don't wanna get rid of it entirely because it's nice to just be like, I don't know if I wanna call somebody and then just get right.
Hey. Here's what I need. Because that sounds rude too. You know, to be abrasive, you can still be pleasant without having to have superficial, hey. How are you?
Okay. Cool. I didn't really I didn't really listen. I just need to make an appointment. Like, you can really just call and go, hey.
I need to set an appointment. That's it's it. You don't have to do all the small talky thing. You're in control of the own your own conversation is what I'm trying to say. Am I?
Mhmm. Yep. No 1 is there saying, oh, terrible phone etiquette. No. They are.
You should have asked how they were doing first. No 1 is doing that except for you. Do it yourself. Yeah. So just, get to the business.
Alright. I'll give it a whirl. Maybe call call a friend. No. What is all of that?
My my microphone is so squeaky. Could've done that anytime. I know. I tried to do it sneaky, but it doesn't work. I know.
So sorry. What were you gonna say? I am an expert tower. Is that right? WER.
Is that right? I've done it twice now. I'm pretty good at it. So it makes you an expert. Yep.
Okay. Run run me through how you get that in your head. Because I did it successfully. So expert. Okay.
Expert status achieved. Alright. Is this gonna be a new hobby for you? You're gonna go towing people? No.
We have a car. Yeah. It's an Xterra. Yeah. And we loved that car.
We had many adventures in that car. Yep. We paid that car off, and then a month later, we were headed camping Yep. And it just decided to die. This is true.
Ever since then, it's been sitting in our yard Yep. Doing nothing but making us look Like, we have a broken down vehicle in our front of our house. Yeah. Yeah. So we towed it to the repairman.
The repairman? And the repairman said, it's gonna be this lots of money. Right. And we said, oh, we're not gonna spend that lots of money to to repair this car. These are true things that have happened.
Thank you so much. And then the repairman said, okay. Great. Tow it on out of here then. Yep.
And we went, can't you just keep it? No. That's not what happened. But yes. Okay.
So last night, towed it back home. Towed it back home. And, I kinda liked that it was just gone. Well, I know. Because it looks so trashy.
I know. I understand. It's it it's not where it was. No. And I have a goal and a timeline.
K. And if the timeline is if the goal is not met in the timeline, then I have to just get rid of it, and that's sad. It is sad. But it's just the way of the world, I guess. So, yeah, it is, currently sitting there doing nothing.
Doing nothing. Collecting more dust. Making me feel sad because I didn't really like that car. It's weird. Great car.
How you build an attachment to something inadequate like that. Right? And it's probably just because it I mean, it's part of your your family in a way. Well, because you spend so much time in it, and you have I mean, we took many adventures in that car. Our kids were little.
We had lots of memories. It was great. Yep. It was a great reliable vehicle. We liked it.
So I'm sad that we have to get rid of it, but I'm also sad that it costs so much money to fix. Yeah. It's wild. I mean, the value of it is is there for sure, but it's just it's so wildly expensive to do that for us, you know, radio people. If I That's somebody else, it might not be a big deal.
No. That's wildly expensive for anybody. It's pretty it's pretty crazy. But, anyway, so, yep, you are a pretty good, tower. Thank you.
You did Towed that thing twice. I steered the the dead vehicle. I was the tower. You yeah. You were the toad.
Tow ed. Toad. No. You're the toad. I'm not a toad.
You were last night, toad. Classy 97. It's Josh and Chantel. The Wall Street Journal just did a story on telephonophobia. Is this people that are afraid to call on the phone?
The fear of being or receiving phone calls. You have this. No. I don't have this. When your phone rings, you don't get sweaty panic attack?
No. No. I answer. You don't look at it and go. No.
I don't want to talk on the phone, but I'm not afraid of talking on the phone. Telephoneophobia. Yes. But this is much more common in people under 30 who have never known a world without texting. So workers are hiring these consultants, especially employers that need their employees to call and receive phone calls.
Mhmm. They're hiring these consultants to train these people how to talk on the phone. These consultants are going, like, $3,000 a day or $200 for 1 on 1 sessions. I can do this. I know.
I can teach people how to speak. I know. 126 year old said that they have to listen to music to pump herself up before she gets on the phone. Fine. Another person said, I'm afraid that I can't see people's facial expressions when I talk to them on the phone, so I'm fearful that I might say the wrong thing, or they'll take something the wrong way, and I won't be able to tell.
That's interesting because how does that translate In a text? In a text. Yeah. Worse. I think so too.
Context in text messaging, which is why I don't like texting, because context is entirely 100% on the reader. Yes. You can interpret what you read any way you want. It could be have a nice day, or it could be, like, have a nice day. Day.
I know. That's up to you reading it. Yes. And worse than way worse. I agree.
That's why I'll call you and talk to you. This 1 consultant, she goes by the phone lady. Some of the questions she gets are, like, how do I end a phone call? How do I stop the conversation and hang up? That is a a really big issue I have with some people.
They don't know how to match. Some young people that I talk to on the phone and, like, the conversation, they they've received all the information they need, and they just hang up. And I'm like, well, okay then. Oh, really? See you later.
Yeah. It's strange to me, but it that's a real thing. Well, you just watched a video where I mean, he was probably 20 young twenties. Yeah. Maybe 2021.
And he was calling to make a dentist appointment, and his mom was coaching him through the process. Right. And he was stressed out about it. He was very stressed out about it. He's like, mom, you just do this.
And she's, no. You've got this. You can do this. You have to learn how to do this. This you have to be able to talk to people on the phone.
Even in the world of texting and messaging and the Internet and everything else, you still have to be able to talk to people. Great job. He got all of his points across, and then he asked for 1 specific hygienist, and then it turned out he had the wrong phone number. And that was the end of the world. You can't you can't be having the wrong phone number.
No way. So no. I get it. But at the same time, I'm glad that somebody's taking it a little seriously and doing some coaching and trying to help people. I think that's smart.
Telephoneophobia. Now we know it's a thing. It's a thing. Classy 97. It's Josh and Chantel.
There's a lot of places that don't take cash, and they only accept digital payments. Okay. So these reverse ATMs have been popping up occasionally. These are essentially you can pop in your cash, like, you insert your cash into the ATM, and it'll spit out a plastic almost burner debit card. Really?
Basically, you use it for, say, you got $5. You pop it into the reverse ATM, spits you out a debit card that has $5 on it. Weird. You spend your $5 at this cashless facility, and then you move on your way. I got that.
I that's a it's a very 2024 thing. Like these this is at Yankee Stadium where the concession stands don't accept cash. But there's people that aren't happy about it because they want to pay in cash. And these reverse ATMs are, of course, charging a fee for you to use them because, why not, a transaction fee, which is usually a few bucks. So if you're trying to buy a hot dog at Yankee Stadium, and that's gonna be $25 because, you know, concessions at those places are much more expensive than they ought to be.
This is true. So you've got $30. You put you put it in there. You're like, I just want I just want a hot dog for $25. You gotta get your burner ATM.
It's gonna charge you a couple of bucks. I get it. And somebody's doing that as a service, and they're gonna make money on it. But, man, that's, that's an inconvenience fee. It is.
What it is. Yeah. That's I think the whole thing is kind of an inconvenience. Well, I get it. And I have legal tender is legal tender.
My money. I know. But if if they've gone cashless for a myriad of reasons, there are cashless facilities in East Idaho where you just have everything's digital on a card or a watch or a whatever. I know. I rarely carry cash, so that's easy for me.
But if if I had cash in hand, I'm like, here is my money. Right. Just take my money. You have that. I can't take it.
Yeah. Your money's no good here. Uh-huh. Yeah. It's Josh and Chantel on classy 97.
Dylan Phillips is a British mechanic who was, fiddling around with his wheelbarrow. He decided to put a motor in it. Where? Just in it? Like, I'm just gonna haul around this motor in this wheelbarrow.
I don't know where he put it. Yeah. I think just inside of it. And then he decided he was just having some fun with it, and his friends were like, man, how fast can you go? And he was like, I'm just messing around, but I can get up to 37 miles per hour.
That's pretty good. And then his friend was like, hey. Is there a land speed record for this kind of thing? And he said, I don't know. So he called the Guinness Book of World Records, and he said, I'd like to, break a or set a Guinness World Record.
He can take his wheelbarrow up to 52 miles per hour. That's pretty good. I know. Here's my question about this situation. Yes.
I've seen a wheelbarrow. Uh-huh. I drew a wheelbarrow. Yeah. How many wheels does it have?
1. What's your question? What? You have to you have to pick it up. He's yes.
Yay. Yay. So he's built he's got his engine in the wheelbarrow, and then he's built handles and a little stand for him. So his little stand has 2 wheels, and it's not a wheelbarrow. Why is it?
No. It's a that's a modified wheelbarrow. That is that doesn't count. Take that record back. How fast can you move a wheelbarrow is not this dude's record.
Okay. He has modified it. He is no longer That's not the that's not the record. It's a motorized wheelbarrow, so it's different. His record is for his motorized wheelbarrow.
What's the record for I don't know, Josh, but maybe that could be your world record. Because that is How fast can you move along a wheelbarrow? Not 50 miles per hour. No, but I bet it could be pretty fast. As the world record police, I don't believe he deserves that.
I think that that should be our next, challenge together. I don't own a wheelbarrow, and they're expensive. Why don't we own a wheelbarrow? Because they're expensive. They are expensive.
And necessarily for a piece of, sheet metal with 1 wheel and a couple of wood sticks. We've used wheelbarrows before. I have had to borrow them. Well, we might have to borrow some wheelbarrows again. I don't think so.
We're gonna race. We're gonna have a wheelbarrow race. Me that this is a dude thing because it's probably only a dude thing. The motorized wheelbarrow thing? When when you're moving a wheelbarrow and it's got an inflated front tire and it gets a little bouncy, it's real cool to do some, like, wheelbarrow parkour.
Bounce it all around the yard, off of things, off curbs. Okay. Well, Dylan, this motorized wheelbarrow guy, he said that he's only got brakes on the front, so slowing down is an issue for him. The 1 tire. And he said it does leave you aching after a couple of runs because there's no suspension.
Right. And it just rattles you to bits. I bet it does. But, also, is that a dude thing? Do you ever do that?
No. I've never. Bounced around a I've never. Parkour the wheelbarrow? Okay.
If we don't have a we're gonna have a wheelbarrow race. And if we don't have an actual real wheelbarrow, we're gonna use our kids. No. No. Yeah.
No. We're gonna do that wheelbarrow thing where we pick up their feet. They're gonna walk with their hands. No. Yeah.
We're gonna wheelbarrow race. No. Yep. Yep. The kids have to be the drivers, not the wheelbarrows.
Okay. Which kid do I get? I don't think it matters. I pick Emery. Fine.
I think she's faster. I don't think that's a thing. I'm slow. The wheelbarrow is the is the difference maker, not the driver. Oh, we're getting so race.
I'm writing it down so we don't forget. Okay. Wheelbarrow race coming at you. It's Josh and Chantal on Classy 90 7. There's a restaurant in Missouri, a new restaurant, and their policy is that they're banning everyone under 30.
Wow. Snow kids menu? To avoid drama. Okay. They say that they've gotten some backlash, but they're fine with it.
They aren't changing it. You mean they've gotten some drama? They were trying to avoid drama by doing something that would enhance drama and encourage drama? There's an upscale Caribbean restaurant. It's called Bliss.
There are age restrictions. Our male guests have to be at least 35, and women have to be at least 30 during their prime hours. They check-in IDs, I assume. They do card at the door Yeah. And people in their twenties will be kept out.
The owner, yeah, the owner says this is a strict policy, because young people are trying to sneak in and post about it on social media That they got in. That they got in. So he the owner is being very, very strict about the policy. I wanna go just so I can be in there and be like, yes. I know.
I'm in here. I'll be here. I'm allowed to be here, and I am here. Look at this. Look at me.
I'm old. And then cause some drama. Drama? People can cause drama too. I feel like old people cause more drama.
I feel like that might be correct. I don't know. Maybe maybe this same amount. This owner, something happened with a young person. And he's got a vendetta against all of them.
I'm done with young people. Young people have to pass away. Go. Yeah. This is a this is a 30 and over establishment.
He wants a mature, sophisticated, and safe environment for everyone. Alright. I can't guarantee that some of these old people are gonna be mature and sophisticated either. I've met some people older than 30. Me.
Mature and sophisticated. Look at you. Shining example of it right here in front of me. Wow. I didn't even have to look that far.
I know. Mature, sophisticated, Chantel. Classy 97. It's Josh and Chantel. So yesterday, I saw that, the Teton Pass had to be closed because they found a giant crack in the road, and it looks like the mountain's gonna fall off.
Yeah. I know. It's a big big It's a big deal. Issue. I don't even know how they fix that.
Well, that's a civil engineer's entire job. Is it? I'm glad I'm not in that job right now. So then I see today Yeah. What's going on today?
The Teton Pass is now closed, because of a mudslide. Oh my gosh. Yeah. Yeah. What is going on in Teton Pass?
Mudslides and giant cracks. So overnight, they had a pretty big mud slide. Lots of runoff happening, lots of earth and water moving through there, and now you've got a pretty nasty mud slide issue. So Teton Pass is not having a good day today again. So that's kinda what's up.
If you're trying to get to Jackson, don't go that way. Don't. Teton Pass, the second time in less than 24 hours, it is closed. Crews have been at the mudslide since the closure. Wyoming Department of Transportation Public Relations Specialists said, that they are also checking on the movement at milepost 12, 0.8, but opening today looks doubtful.
Okay. So I'm not There's a lot of stuff moving. Forget about it. I'm not ever driving that pass again. Why?
Because You're gonna go the long way? Yes. Yes. Or I won't go there at all. But you can still get there the long way.
Yeah. But what if the long way has problems in the road too? Well, it's possible. The long way is still pretty. Just you don't have to go over the past.
Terrifying. Can you imagine drive along the Hoback, and that's awesome. It's very pretty. That is beautiful. But can I imagine what?
Can you imagine driving on the road and then Mud? Or a giant rift in the road? Yeah. That's that's the 1 that really scared me. That's like terrible.
Mudslide is like, okay. We gotta get some tractors. We're gonna clean this up. We're gonna move this earth. It's a problem.
But I feel like that's a different problem than a crack in the road where the mountain looks like it's falling off. That's a whole different issue. So Well, I'm thankful that we have civil engineers and people who know what they're doing and how to repair it. So And good luck to them, and thanks for doing your job. And be safe.
Wake up, classy 97. It's Josh and Chantel. It is the, Friday. Would you rather this or that question of the Friday? Would you rather have 2 long front teeth like a beaver or 2 front things like a saber toothed tiger?
I'm gonna let you pick first. Okay. And then I'm gonna tell you why I'm picking the other 1 and why you're wrong. Why do I have to go first? Because I always go first.
Know, but I like it. I like your I know. That's why I make you go first, so you have to use your own logic. I know, but I like your logistical way of thinking. That's how our marriage works.
Yeah. Well, let's hear your logic. I don't have any logic. And you've chosen? I want the fangs like saber tooth tiger.
I knew it. I knew it. I knew it. Why? Because I'm taking beaver teeth.
Go on. Tell me why you want saber tooth tiger fangs. I just think they look cool. For aesthetic? Yeah.
Why do you want beaver teeth? So I'll actually be able to eat. So can I? Sabertooth tigers ate just fine. Did they?
Yeah. That's why they're still around. They had to leave for other reasons. They had an appointment somewhere else? Yeah.
Yeah. They didn't starve to death. Babe. What? What?
That's a really unfunctional face. Alright? I'm looking it up. Their prey died out. The ice age ended, and their prey died out.
There you go. That's it. They couldn't find anything else to eat. Yeah. There was a climate change.
There was terrain change. There was human hunting. Yeah. Competition from humans and gray wolves, loss of prey, habitat turnover. Nothing to do with starvation.
Yeah. But I like I like the idea of a beaver seeing some water flowing. Nice little bubbling brook. And just trying to fix it. Uh-uh.
Not on my watch. I'm gonna go ahead and stop this right now. I'm gonna fix this. Mhmm. This water won't flow past me.
But, no, I I like, I'm a be the buck tooth guy. Alright. We're gonna be quite the pair. Yeah. Classy 97.
It's Josh and Chantel. You ready, to call it a day? I am. Let's get this weekend going. Yeah.
I think it's about time. Before we go, though, we do have to give you a better today than yesterday daily challenge. Today is just treat yourself to some dark chocolate. Okay. Says dark chocolate has been shown to reduce anxiety, so treat yourself because you deserve it.
You do. That is today's daily challenge for real. Have yourself some dark chocolate. A lot of people don't like dark chocolate. I like dark chocolate way better than milk chocolate.
Do you? Yep. I don't mind it. It's not my first choice. But I will take dark chocolate over milk chocolate every single time.
Really? Yep. If there is a, like, a Milky Way dark, I'll take that over the regular Milky Way right now. Okay. Yep.
What about called it Milky Way midnight or whatever they called it. White chocolate. You love white chocolate. Chocolate. I hate it.
It's gross. It's not. It's I don't like it melted on stuff. I don't like it by itself. I don't like when they're when they put it in stuff.
I don't like the flavor of it. Alright. Settle down. It's not my thing. Like, when they were like, we're gonna make a cookies and cream Hershey's.
I went, nah. It's got white chocolate. I'm not in. I like all kinds of chocolate. I'll eat it all.
No. Dark chocolate where it's at. And it's your better today than yesterday daily challenge, and that's also gonna do it for us for your Friday. Some candy. That's right.
Have a great Friday. Have a great weekend. Yeah. Come see us at the farmer's market tomorrow. And then, what else is happening?
Oh, we're gonna be doing some wheelbarrow racing. Oh, of course. Why not? Thanks for listening to the show. If you missed any of it or if you wanna revisit some of your favorite moments from today, you can now listen to wake up classy 97, the podcast.
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Yes. Alright. See you. Bye. Bye.
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