Episode title: Wake Up Classy 97 with Josh and Chantel - Monday, March 31st, 2025
Episode summary introduction:
We’ve got a bunch to get today, like - being called brace face, old people shouldn’t be forced to eat gummy vitamins, homemade cinnamon rolls, Josh got his wisdom teeth removed, it’s Tater Day, we are really good at escape rooms, Josh played the same song on the piano for 45 minutes, we might be haunted by antiques, the new Hunger Games book is easy to read, Chantel has a secret fan, who’s responsible for staying up until the kids get home safely, and Josh is currently winning the work NCAA basketball bracket contest.
Timestamps:
(0:00) - Intro
(3:23) - We're back from a long weekend
(6:23) - Hey brace face!
(10:58) - Good News to Get You Going
(12:49) - Gummy vitamins for adults
(17:07) - Homemade cinnamon rolls
(20:25) - Josh got wisdom teeth removed
(27:14) - Happy Tater Day
(31:08) - We're escape room masters
(35:05) - Josh's extended piano practice
(38:44) - The haunted antiques
(43:04) - Large print books
(47:45) - The wild "Booya!"
(53:38) - Who is responsible for staying awake?
(56:58) - Would You Rather This or That
(59:28) - NCAA Basketball Tournament + outro
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Full show transcript:
Hi, Chantel. Hey, Joshua. What's going on? Oh, just hanging out. So Giving my thing.
Been a couple of days since we posted a new episode of the podcast. We hit episode 200. And then we stopped. And then we were like, I guess I'm gonna take a couple days off. So we're back.
I hope we haven't lost anybody. Who would we lose? People listening. Oh, if you're subscribed to the podcast, you're gonna get notified that the new episode is available Okay. No matter what.
Okay. Good. So here it comes. It's Monday, March 31. We've got a bunch to get to today, like being called braced face.
Yeah. Or four eyes as I was called, and then whitewashed in the snow. Oh. Yeah. And then I had to go tell your hairdresser's mom that it happened, because she was my sixth grade teacher.
And she was like, get these kids in the hall. We gotta talk. Oh. Yeah. That's what happened to old four eyes.
Old people shouldn't be forced to eat gummy vitamins. Yeah. What's the deal? It's not like I'm forced. Because they're only making them available.
Just available where I shop. Right. Like you said, I just gotta shop at a different location. Yeah. You're gonna have to make a different pit stop if you don't want gummies.
I don't. Homemade cinnamon rolls. Four days. Double. Double cinnamon roll.
Yeah. Homemade cinnamon rolls everywhere in our house. Oh, no. It's so good. It smells like a bakery.
I know it smells so good. Josh got his wisdom teeth removed. That's right. My chompers are healing. You're doing good.
You're doing so good. Yeah. It's okay. It's tater day. Happy tater day.
Happy tater day. Yeah. We are escape room masters. We're really good at it. We are so good at it.
Like, probably the best ever at that So really challenging five star room. I know. Yeah. Nine minutes to spare? Come on.
I mean, come on. No clues? And she said we were the best. She did say that. I know.
Josh played the same song on the piano for forty five hours. It wasn't forty five hours. It wasn't forty five minutes either. It was probably less than forty five minutes. Probably more than forty five.
Guaranteed more. Get out of here. Yeah. We might be haunted by antiques. Did you get an attachment?
Spoo. Spoo. Yeah. Spoo. You you looked at that doll and her eyes went, Yeah.
I saw. The new Hunger Games book is easy to read. That's because the print is so big. The print is so large. How many words on one page?
I don't know. Just a couple? It's not I have a secret fan Maybe. Who's awesome. Booyah.
Booyah. Who's responsible for staying up until the kids get home safely? Not this guy. Apparently me. Yeah.
Not this guy. Yeah. Shocker. Who's got two thumbs and falls asleep. I'm recovering.
And Josh is currently winning the work NCAA basketball bracket contest. That's right. To do. Why do you think that's suspicious? It just feels suspicious.
It's not. Well, I can't be bothered to check. So Then your suspicions need to go away. Alright. Quit quit with the accusations if you're not gonna do the research to prove or disprove.
You know? Alright. Alright. We are Josh and Chantel. This is wake up classy 97, the podcast episode two zero one.
Oh. Enjoy the show. Giving me looks from across the room, shaking things at me. Trying to talk to you, but you had headphones in, so you couldn't hear me. No.
I couldn't. So I just hear rubble, rubble, rubble, and then shake, shake, shake, shake, shake. Hey. Look at me. Look at me.
Yeah. And I go, boy. My headphones. Yeah. Well, it it helps.
It helps to be able to hear It does. Sometimes. Well Hey. And we're back. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's been a minute.
Talking is weird, and getting paid to talk is weirder. But here we are back at work getting paid to talk. Yeah. We are. Hey.
How do you feel? I'm alright. Okay. How do you feel? I'm alright.
Yeah. I didn't just have four teeth ripped out of my mouth. Well, there's that. So Yeah. I'm I'm doing good.
So that happened Thursday morning. Yep. And, we can we can break it down later if you want, but it happened, and now, we're back. Yeah. We're gonna talk about it because you're a cyborg.
I don't you've you've called me that a lot. We need to get to the bottom of why you think I'm a cyborg because I don't think that word thinks what you think it means. Yeah. It does. So we'll we'll break it down.
We'll get into it. Let's get into it. Now, it is Monday. We are here, and it is the March, and, it's good to be back in the chair. Is it?
Right. Yeah. I'd rather be back in the bed. Well, okay. There's always that.
I didn't wanna get up. I mean, we had essentially what's Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday? Four days. Four days. Yeah.
Where we didn't have to wake up at five, and it was quite lovely. Yeah. I'll agree with you on that. Four days in a row of not waking up at five made waking up at five hard. Yes.
It did. Yes. It did. I also had a hard time falling asleep. You didn't have trouble.
No. I never had trouble falling asleep. Well, especially last night. You were out. Yep.
And I was, I was not as easily slumbered. Took me a while. Sorry. I know that I know how difficult it is to be the person who's awake and can't fall asleep next to the person who's just, like, happily slumbering away. You get a little bit resentful.
No. I did not. Oh, me neither. Yeah. Uh-huh.
Something else to unpack later on maybe. Yowza. Well, anyway, here we are. Here we are. Back in the studio.
Back in the saddle, as they say. Yeah. As Aerosmith says. Who else says back in the saddle? Does Aerosmith say that?
Yeah. It's a song. Oh, Yeah. It is. Good job.
Thanks. You didn't believe me? Jean Autry also says it. Oh, good. Good answer.
Someone else says it. So that's good. Well, good morning. It's Josh and Chantel. Hi.
Hello. Hey. Brace face. What? Did you ever hear that?
No. I didn't ever have I never had braces. Well, I I had glasses, and, unoriginal with that one. Oh, four eyes. Okay.
Thanks. I can see the chalkboard Yeah. I need I need corrective lenses. What are you talking about, four eyes? Yeah.
Okay. I'll go through school not being able to see the board. Come on. It's the same for braces. I had braces and glasses.
That's how cool I was. I wasn't ever the guy who'd be like, oh, nice braces. And then you'd have to do that weird lip thing to close your mouth? Yeah. You've talked about that.
I don't know anything about that. I didn't have that. Well, to close your lips, you had to go over your lips. I understand. Okay.
I don't I don't empathize what's the word? Sympathize. Whatever it is because I didn't have to deal with that. You talked about it. Okay.
Okay. Here's the weird thing. Are you ready? Sure. You don't see a lot of braces lately because people are doing invisible braces.
They're doing it like the Invisalign or clear braces. Now metal braces are making a comeback. People want that look. People are asking that headgear. Metal braces.
That's solid. No. I never had a headgear. Thank you very much. You had braces and a retainer, though?
Correct. And a permanent retainer that fell out. Show cool. I know. I was so cool.
Whenever I had to eat a sandwich Oh, yeah. So Yeah. I need to take that thing out. Yeah. I had to take that the cleaner out and That's so gross.
Get up on there. I especially loved because you could get different colors rubber bands. You still can. Well, yeah, you can. But I meant, like, the part that goes around your braces Yeah.
Not the rubber band, but, like, you could get colors. So you could get your school color. Oh, man. Or if you were getting Once you have changed around Christmas, you could get them I got my school colors one. Did you?
Yeah. Cool. Green and white. I think it's just rubber bands around there. I don't know what it is.
There's smaller ones. Probably. I bet you're probably right. It's probably right, Josh. Alright.
I just think it's crazy that these kids are like, yeah. I want that old school metal braces. No. Those hurt. I don't isn't that what our son has?
Yeah. He does. He didn't have a choice, though. So I don't know if people have a choice, and they're like, no. I I want the metal ones.
Crazy. Yeah. There's also fake braces. Have you heard of these? No.
They're fake braces that are made to look like real braces that people are getting. You might not need braces, but because it's becoming a cool thing, they're like, yeah. Give me those fake braces. $55. Well, that's a lot less than real ones.
It is. But And what do they just snap on, or how do they attach? Are people gluing this to their teeth? I think so. That's a bad idea.
It is a bad idea. They say don't do this. That's a bad idea. Hazard. It could cause infection all to look cool.
Yeah. And braces. Yeah. You look cool if you have them, but don't get them if you don't need them. I'm trying to be in support of the people that do it.
No. I saw what you were doing. Look. You look cool. Don't let anybody tear you down.
You feel bad. Right. Here's the thing. They're temporary. You're gonna get them off in a minute, and then everyone's gonna be jealous of your smile.
Is that right? Yeah. Okay. Look at my smile. Look at you.
Straight heat. Not a petty wasted, but my pride. My pride. What about your pride? My pride being called brace face.
Someone call you that? Oh, yeah. I got called brace face all the time. Are you crazy? Yeah.
You did. Yes. Are you sure? Why why do you not believe anything I have for you? Year you went to school.
Yes. You do. No. I I I I really do. I just all the things add up to you went to school twenty years before you actually went to school.
Listen. I went to Burley. We were behind the time. What I'm saying. You were twenty years behind the time when it comes to bullying and gym class and everything else.
You are just Bro. We coined that rope ladder. Here we go. Here we go. Some good news to get you going, this morning.
For more than four years, staff sergeant Kristin Vanderzanden served in Iraq and Afghanistan and handled a 10 year old German shepherd named Frankie who was trained in explosive detection. Oh. During Frankie's time with Kristen, the pair completed roughly 20 secret service missions helping protect high profile VIPs. We're talking presidents, vice presidents, first ladies, folks like that. Those.
Yeah. I get it. So Frankie and Kristen were separated in 2021. Kristen was reassigned to Fort Drum in Northern New York. Obviously, she was heartbroken having to leave Frankie behind and kept up with news about Frankie's career.
When once Kristen learned that Frankie might retire, she worked tirelessly with the American Humane Society to bring Frankie home with her, which I think is very, very special. The president and CEO of the Humane Society is named Robin Ganzert, was thrilled to help with the reunion. She ex she explained, we are grateful for the opportunity to reunite military working dog, Frankie, with his best friend. It's honored to give help, to this courageous canine that, make sure it has a a comfortable retirement Yeah. That he deserves after six years of distinguished service to our country.
And now after so many years of service, Kristen and Frankie are looking forward to a peaceful life filled with hikes and runs and couch cuddles and all the good stuff you'd expect a dog to retire with. Good job. Yeah. Frankie the dog? Yep.
Frankie and Kristen, congratulations on retirement. And, and what a great little well done. Little connection. I think that's great. Yeah.
You've you've done you've done your your service. Now it's time to enjoy Enjoy those couch cuddles. Yeah. Right? Enjoy it, buddy.
Like it. It's good news to get you going. I'm getting older. You and I are getting older. We're at that stage for our life.
Why are you dragging me into this? Because we're the we're the same sis. But we're both of us take our routine pills. We gotta take our vitamins. Sure.
Not getting enough fiber. You're not getting enough protein. So you gotta take pills. I'm just because here's the the problem that I have. I don't mind taking pills.
I know a lot of people have a problem swallowing pills. I don't mind. I don't mind either. Here's my problem. They're making everything in gummy form.
Yeah. I don't care for that. I don't like gummies, one. Do you are you, are you suggesting it's because people don't like to take pills, and so instead of taking pills, they're taking a a chewable gummy, vitamin instead? That's what I believe.
What do you what do you believe? Quite possible. I mean, that's the the probiotics that we take. Those are gummies. That's the only gummy that I have.
There was, a fiber pill that I couldn't find, and so I had to find it in a gummy form. So I have a probiotic that's gummy. Yeah. I have apple cider vinegar that's a gummy Yeah. Because I found that on the clearance.
Oh, okay. And I found for a deal. And I have a fiber gummy. Yeah. So I take my regular pills, and then I have, like, three separate gummies, and I go Do you chew them all together?
No. Gross. Because they have a different they have different Like a handful of fruit snacks. Yeah. But they don't taste the same.
The apple cider vinegar gummies have a distinct Apple cider taste? Yes. Yeah. Well, I would wanna mix that with something. But then the probiotic ones have, like, a coating of them.
I could just get, like, natural apple cider vinegar and drink it. I could. I absolutely could. Then you wouldn't have to deal with the gummy on that one. I think where we're buying vitamins is not necessarily the best place.
And that's not that there anything wrong with it. I'm just saying if you go to the place that specializes in that That's true. You're gonna find what you're looking for in the form you're looking for it in. That's correct. That's just another stop, isn't it?
I understand that. But that but, also, if you want to get away from having to chew gummy versions of or after. You know? And listen. We all grew up on Flintstones vitamins anyway.
Uh-huh. And I'm glad we got away from whatever those are made of. Chuck. Yeah. It's crushed up chalk molded together.
In the form of Put some Elmer's glue in it to make it stick. In the form of Dino. Yeah. Dino? Yeah.
They couldn't come up with a more creative name for their dog. He looks like He's a dinosaur. I I know. I know. So no.
That's they looked around and went, Dino. Or Pebbles named him. That's probably more likely. You it's the only gummy that you take a probiotic? Yeah.
You don't take any other gummy form? No. That's the only one. I realized that it's my fault too. I'm the one who bought the gummies.
Yeah. Right? It isn't like they're like, no. This is the only ones you can have. The one the fiber ones, they were the only ones that I could find.
Mhmm. I couldn't find them in pill form. I could only find them in gummy. And I went, I guess, gummy, it is. Yeah.
Those those are are fun for you. Good for you. Have have those. They're fun and good. Fun and good for you.
I don't I don't need any of that. I'll be alright. You need more fiber. I know I do, but I'm not gonna get it in the form of a gummy. I'll eat a broccoli.
That's way more. That's funny. I would rather have the gummy. You would rather have that than the broccoli? Yeah.
Oh, I would eat the broccoli all day. No. I like broccoli. I know you do. Yeah.
Oh, broccoli? It's so good. What's wrong with broccoli? So many. So many?
So many things are wrong. Alright. So many. Remember how I talked last week about how I was trying to eat better? Yeah.
You said last hurrah. And then I wrote down the time and the date somewhere. Did not. Yeah. It was on, it was on, I think, Tuesday or Wednesday last week, and you said, this is my last hurrah, and then I'm gonna eat better.
Yeah. And then what happened? Our daughter made homemade cinnamon rolls. Delicious homemade cinnamon rolls. Homemade dough, homemade everything.
And, yeah, and they, over the past four days, have been quite delicious. They've been oh, cinnamon roll for breakfast? Yeah. Cinnamon roll for dessert? Sure.
Sure. They're round. Why not? But she started she wanted to make mini ones, sort of, sort of bite sized ones, which was fine, but it's still it's just a pan. You just cut into it like brownies and take out a chunk of cinnamon roll.
Yeah. You once it's iced, you can't find out where one begins and the next ends. Don't even need to worry about any of that. You don't. So then we finish the first pan, and I go, I'm gonna be really sad when these are gone.
She goes, I'll make more. She made more. Night, she made another pan. Now I don't know what to do with myself. I don't know what to do with myself either.
I can't keep having these last hurrahs. I mean Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
This is my last, last hurrah. I'm working on my summer body. Is that right? That's not that's not what you said. Years ago say, look.
Listen. Going to the gym, trying to get in shape, that's for some people. Me, I'm shapes. Yeah. I am a lot of shapes.
I'm shapes. I'm not in shape. I am in shapes. That's true. Right.
So that's just fine. When I said, I'm working on my summer body, and you said, is that right? Let me just correct you. You should have said Oh. Honey, dear.
Honey, dear. You don't need to work on that summer, buddy. You already got it. I just was curious what summer activities that you were planning on. And, also I like to go swimming.
Okay. Cool. Swim it up. You're in the water swimming. I know.
I am not I'm not one of those moms that's, like, sitting on the side of the pool, getting a tan. Now I'm splashing around. I like to swim. I like to have fun. K.
What's your next activity? You gotta have a beach bod. Summer bod. I guess none. You're right.
Oh, I just well, I'm trying to figure out what you're worried about. Like, that's such a tabloid thing. Oh, summer bod. Tips to have a bronzy summer bod. This bod is going to summoner summoner.
Yeah. This body is going into summer weather. That's what I'm saying. It's in shape or not. Just eat the cinnamon roll.
One last hurrah. You know? Why stop now? I should have brought one to have the straw. I was thinking that same thing.
Oh, man. Goofed. Yeah. We did. I want that similar goal.
Alrighty. Here we go. Here's the situation. What's the situation? On Thursday, I went in early Thursday morning, to the dentist to have wisdom teeth removed.
I am in my forties. I have not had that done until now. So that's how my life's been going. I had four teeth removed from my face, and now here I am healing. I wanted to look up the definition of cyborg before okay.
Good. Define cyborg. A fictional or hypothetical person whose physical abilities are extended beyond normal human limitations. By mechanical elements built into your body. Elements.
Right. You are not you don't have mechanical elements built into your body. But you I have seen a couple of people that had their wisdom teeth removed. Children Yourself. Yeah.
Our son. Yeah. Myself. Yeah. Every single person leading into, Thursday's procedure.
Every single person that I talk to, and and I'm I'm not even exaggerating, shared a horror story. Horror story. Oh, I got a I got a buddy. His cheeks are out to his ears. I got oh, I see.
Be in so much today. You're gonna be crawling to even function. You're gonna need to take six days off. You're gonna be in pain. These are every single person Here's what happened.
Told me a terrifying tale. They wheeled you out in a wheelchair. Which I vaguely remember. They loaded you into my car. Which I sort of, kind of don't remember at all.
They go, he's gonna be a little dizzy, so you're gonna have to help him into the house. Yeah. I remember we got to the house, and I went, I don't need help on this walk. Hold on. Let me go put the dog in her kennel so that she can I'm fine.
I'll just walk inside. Just gonna walk. And I'm that. And I'm still trying to help you. Yeah.
You kinda almost tripped up the stairs, and I went, see. This is why you need I don't remember that. You take off your shoes. I say, do you need anything? Do you need any pain pills?
And you're like, no. I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. Yeah.
You slept for maybe two hours. And then you woke up, and you were like, yeah. I'm ready to eat. Like, what do we got? I go, what are you talking about?
You're ready to eat. You're like, yeah. I'm hungry. And you were up. You were moving.
You did not go back to sleep. No. Your cheeks never swelled up. Right. You were fine.
You took a two hour nap, and then you're like, yeah. I could do like, let's go do something. Right. We didn't because it was not wise. To lay low and and not do anything strenuous or anything like that.
Still. So I've I've been relaxing for four days. But you were fine. Totally fine. You've had very minimal amounts of pain.
Yeah. You even ate some chicken last night? Yeah. It was a little tough to it was tough to eat last night. It's and it's been there's been, like, foods that have been more difficult than anything.
I should not have tried a peanut. I tried one single peanut, and I went, this isn't happening. You can't eat peanuts. No. That's too soon.
But I also just tried eating it with my front teeth. I was like, I'll just eat it up here. Squirrel? Yeah. It doesn't work.
Don't don't try that. And then I I was I it was grimy feeling. I didn't care for that. Grimy. Yeah.
I was like, in my mouth. You even made dinner Thursday night? I did. I cooked dinner Thursday night. Yeah.
What in the what? You're cyborg. It's not. You don't that doesn't mean what you think it means. I do.
I don't have technology in my body. Don't. But the way that you reacted to four wisdom teeth being pulled is not the way a normal person reacts to four wisdom teeth being pulled, especially at 40 years old. It was crazy. Should I have played it up?
You should have. Should I have been, oh, I use oh, and and then just in pain? I I don't know. It was just weird. What I will say is that Yeah.
You didn't say anything funny while on medication. Because I it wasn't that kind of medication. I wasn't I wasn't even fully, like, asleep under during the procedure because they they put you into a you'll not remember this kind of state, which I don't. And I but they would they were talking to me during the thing. And I remember the first like, the whole right side.
I remember the right side being worked on. I don't remember the left side at all. I have zero recollection of the left side of my face. You're not supposed to remember. Know if I was like, I have nothing.
And then I remember, them saying, alright. We're all done. We're gonna put you in the wheelchair. And then I I vaguely remember, sitting up and then them helping me over to the chair and trying to put my feet in the little things. Uh-huh.
And then you came around the corner, and then we went out to your car. That's it. Like, it's real weird. I get the things I do and don't remember. But, yeah.
No. It's it's all good. Yeah. You've been totally fine. You didn't even swell up.
No. And our friend was like, let me see that chipmunk face. And I was like, it's just this face. I just have this normal looking face. So here it is.
I don't know. I Cyborg? It's not a cyborg. There's I'm not half human, half computer. That you know of.
Okay. You don't remember what they used to the left side of your face. That's true. They deleted my memory card. They put some metal components in there.
No. I think, either either I have a high pain tolerance You do. Or I have a very good dentist, or, for some reason, I I can manage, this thing better than I could all the pain before this. Yeah. Maybe.
So I've been in I've been in, like, 10 out of 10 mouth pain in December. The most pain I've ever felt ever in my whole life. Top of the top, top, top most pain. And this is way lower. Okay.
That's probably Way lower. That's proper probably the most accurate thing you've ever said. Like, you've experienced the pain. So this is nothing. Yeah.
Because you're like, no. This is Right. This is pain. Been in insane pain. Pain?
You want pain? Yeah. Yeah. I've had pain. What's that from?
I don't know. Okay. Alright. Today is, a day for the taters. It's tater day.
And I I was really like, oh, it's potato day. But that's not true because potato day is in August. Okay. Potato day Tater day. Potato day is August 19.
Okay. Tater Day is today. And what is Tater Day, and how is it different from Potato Day? Well, listen to this. Tater Day is a day to celebrate potatoes in all their delicious forms.
Baked potatoes, boiled potatoes, mashed potatoes, fried potatoes. It's very hobbit y. This is a Samwise conversation. Samwise Gamgee. Yeah.
And his taters. So, really, this is this is a celebration of of tater day. Now potato day celebrates all of the things potato, but also celebrated in Idaho and Utah and Texas and Arizona and, also in Chicago, Illinois, apparently. Tater day or whatever? Day in August.
Yes. Okay. Tater day is the one celebrated is today Right. On the March 31. Is it celebrated in all of those places?
I think it's, it's celebrated everywhere. Okay. Not just in a few places. The March. Tater day.
That's right. What's your favorite potato dish? Look. I would say I don't know what potatoes are. Them.
Put it in a pan. I don't know. Make them. Mash them. Put them in a pan.
That's it. What? While you investigate that, tay National Tater Day, as I said, celebrates potatoes in all their forms. And if I had to pick one form, I would say French fry Put in. Is probably my favorite.
Now French fry has its own day as well. French fry day. Okay. It's from Lord of the Rings. Yeah.
Again, more Samwise. And it's boil them, mash them, stick them in a stew. There you go. Boil them, mash them, stick them in a stew. There's a tater day in Benton, Kentucky.
They have a Taterday festival. Do you spell it Tator? This is Tater. Or Tater. This is Tater.
Tater. Not Tator. Tater. Taterday. Okay.
When do they do this thing? Tater day, Kentucky. It's happening this weekend at spring festival. Well, we better have some taters. And then they their whole, theme this year is yam it up.
And they're they're they're talking about sweet taters. I like a good sweet potato. Yeah? Oh, yeah. And it looks like they've got a flea market, and they've got, rural heritage celebration with the old tractors and old cars.
They've got a demolition derby. I gotta tell Emery that it's tater day because she's gonna lose her mind. A sweet potato bake off? She loves taters. Taters.
They're doing fireworks. They've got a cornhole tournament and a tater day parade. Okay. But we that doesn't matter to us. And potato, potato pancake breakfast, tater day breakfast.
That doesn't matter to us. That's in Kentucky. I'm just telling you. That's how you celebrate tater day. We can sell celebrate tater day however you like.
Boil them, mash them, stick them in a stew. Alright. Or put them in the microwave, put some butter on them. Sure. Voila.
Voila. It's French. Uh-oh. Like those fries I wanna eat. We did an escape room last weekend.
What day was that? That was the day before you got your wisdom here. So Wednesday Wednesday night? Yeah. Yeah.
Well, last week was spring break as well, and so you wanted to try to make it a little bit special. So you had different activities kinda planned out through the week. Plus, you knew I was gonna be down for a couple days. So you said, let's get this, let's do this. This will be fun.
And you booked it. And, and I just gotta say, our, our four pack, Escape Room Masters. Dude, you picked one of the more difficult rooms. I did. And we finished it.
You're given an hour. They lock you in there, and you have a goal to achieve. And, we had nine minutes over nine minutes left when we completed the room. Did. And we I'm just saying.
We asked for no clues. You wanted to, every time stuff would slow down we got stuck. Which is when you start different thinking, and you try different things, you would go, do we need to ask for a clue? No. Alright.
I've just We don't need a clue. I was just asking. And, and I would say also that when we finished the room, we were sort of, commended And we were the right word. By the employee? The employee said, I think that's the fastest anyone's ever done that room.
I mean You know? I mean. Come on. Say that to everybody. But I don't think they do.
You don't think so? No. I bet they walk in sometimes and, like, boy, you guys are real dumb. No. I don't think that's a thing.
My favorite part is that everybody kinda had a hand in it. Yeah. You and Emery really love to do puzzles. You really like escape rooms. Sure.
More often than not, Beck and I are the ones, like, hanging back going like, we're bored. Like, you guys figure this out. We've done that a time or two. I will say in this scenario, this particular room, everybody had a hand in a part of escaping that room. But that's how it's supposed to be.
That's how it's supposed to be. And it was it works And I in our favor that way. Looking at it afterwards, because we went to get ice cream after, and I and we were talking about it. And I think the big deal is that, not everybody has the organization to achieve an escape room. I think people walk in and get overwhelmed by everything that has to be done and don't even know where to start, and I think we fell victim to that pretty quick.
Both you and I were like, oh, there's there's there's a clue there. Let's see what that does. You were the one who said, let's initiate that. I see that. Let's try that somewhere, and that got the ball rolling.
We both saw it, but you were like, let's take action, which was which was a good approach because that's how that works. And while you were doing that, I was still collecting things and and centralizing our attention to one area. I will say too, there was part of the escape room. There was one chair in there, and I said, I'm gonna take a break for a minute. We were kind of stuck a little bit.
Yep. So I'm gonna sit down. I work better when I'm sitting. And I happened to look over, and I saw something that was out of the ordinary. And I go, why is that over there?
Mhmm. Has anybody looked into that? And Emery goes, it's it's nothing. Mom, that's not that's not part of it. And I went Let's check it out.
I think it is. And that's where we were stuck. Yeah. Out. You also I was remarking at the decorations.
I went, these candles are really cool because they, like, move the flame. Like, they aren't just flickering. They actually have movement to them. I was like, this is really cool. And you went, did anybody pick them up?
And then think like, oh, more clues. Hilarious. Gave away. You've just took away some secrets. That's early.
That's, like, early. Anyway, very, very fun and cool, and, and I'm glad you booked it. It was a good time. And we smoked that room. Yeah.
We did. Yeah. Masters of escape room. Look at us. That's us.
Look at us. Our four pack. Yeah. We have a piano in our living room. And, a couple of months ago, you said, hey.
This is just collecting stuff. That's true. And So you opened the thing that covers the keys Right. So you said you could at least walk by and go. If you're walking by, you can do that.
Yeah. I think the person who does that the most is you. Absolutely. Which is fine until you started plinking out some keys the other day, and you said, what does that sound like? Yeah.
And I said, Emery and I both chime in. It's from Hamilton. Yeah. And you go, yeah. It is.
And then you started plinking away and said, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's that's from Hamilton.
Yeah. And then you just got more and more practicing and more and more practicing, and then you just kept playing and you just kept playing and you just kept playing and you just kept playing and you just kept playing. That's how that's how it works. Until we were all sick of it. Well, you gotta practice.
I said, I'm taking a shower. Yeah. I could hear it in the shower. I was getting a little cranky in the shower. And you you love Hamilton.
I do, but the same six notes were over and over. More than six notes. It's quite a few. But I was also doing it entirely by ear. You were.
I know. It was impressive. It really was. And then I get out of the shower, and I hear the piano stop, and I go, oh, thank you. Boy, did I have a surprise in store for you.
Boy. Because it was getting late. We were getting ready to go to bed, and I was like, I'm not done practicing this thing. Plus, I know that this this piano is not the sound that is in, in the musical. And so I was, our kids have keyboards, and so I grabbed one of the keyboards and took it to the bedroom and went through all the sounds to see if I could find the sound.
Lucky. I know. I know. Thank you for being such a great audience member. I think that I handled it pretty well, actually.
I was quiet. I This. No. Uh-uh. It did not do that.
Slowly like a like a kettle getting ready to just steam out. I maintained composure until I was like, are we gonna be done with this now? Great. Hold on. I'm only halfway through all the sounds.
A keyboard that travels Yes. To the bedroom. Yeah. Great. A mobile piano.
Yeah. I haven't heard that song in a couple of days. Yeah. Are you done playing it? Well, I got I got far enough.
Okay. Phew. Till tonight. Oh, when it makes a comeback. That's right.
Same as the first, but you're gonna like it more, I think. Am I? No? My favorite was when you had the keyboard, and you were playing it with all the different noises. Yeah.
Like synthesizers and dog barking and Mhmm. All kinds of fun stuff. Mhmm. Mhmm. Harmonicas, harpsichords.
That was awesome. Yeah. Hamilton on the harpsichord and the synth was pretty cool. I gotta call Lin Manuel and be like, hey. I got an idea.
We're gonna update Hamilton. It's all the same, except we're gonna do it in the year 2300, and so it's all, digital. It was fun. I loved it. Please do that some more.
I will. We happen to do some antique shopping with my sister and her husband over the weekend. Yeah. That was, that was really cool. We walked around Old Town Pocatello for several hours, and I didn't realize I haven't, like, spent a ton of time in Old Town.
They have a lot of antique shops They do. Like, a lot. We didn't even hit them all because they were running out of time. Yeah. There was one that had three stories.
I didn't go down to the basement. You did briefly, but then you left. I did. You went, I can't be down here and then took off. Were were you scared?
No. Okay. I don't mind being scared. Alright. I purposely go to places if it's scary.
Alright. I didn't the smell. Oh, it had it had a It had an old musty I see. Wet smell, and I was like, ah, I'm kinda hungry. So that's, like, making my stomach churn a little bit.
Like a 50 year old basement. Yeah. Kinda smell like a hundred Yeah. Hundred and something year old basement. And I was like, I gotta get out of here.
So I left, which I was disappointed by because I like looking at old stuff. I like remnants of the past. Sure. Relics of the past. Sure.
I like it. What I found hilarious was that there were certain things that my sister would look at and say, oh, that freaks me out. Oh, I don't like that. Oh, I don't like this. Oh, I don't like Like what?
Give me an example. I don't know. Like dolls? Not specifically dolls either. It was just like or she would go into like, they had different booths.
Right? And they were in different rooms in these places, and she'd be like, I don't like the feeling in there. Oh. This gives me the creeps. She's having medium mugs.
I think so. Wow. And then there's things that I would pick up. I'd be like, this is cool. And she would say, no.
No. That's gonna that's gonna follow you home. That's gonna have something You're gonna get spiritual attachments. Yeah. That's what she kept saying.
Oh. So fun. She likes to collect old irons. So she found a couple of old irons, and I went, you're gonna take something home with that iron. Yeah.
Shut up. Don't say that. That iron's looking at me weird. Something's lingering. Yeah.
There was the one iron that came apart. It was, like, two pieces. Oh. I think so you could put water in it or something. I'm not quite sure.
But I went, that's the perfect place for haunted things to hide. Oh, spooky. Don't say that. That's funny. I think, I think that's a fun little thing to kinda play into a little bit.
I'm I'm might leaning into this a little bit because, the the world knows I need more things to pester your sister about. But now She's so busy. I know. But now that I know she's got, like, a haunted boogeyman fear, that might be fun to lean in on. There was one we went into, one little booth room that we went into.
She walked in. She went, no. And I went, no. What? She goes, oh, it creeps me out.
What? So I kinda blocked the path of her exit. Like, what's going on? What's going on? What?
What's happening? What? Move. She said, move. What are you talking about?
What's happening in here? Oh, we're fun. We are. She's like, yeah. We can't wait to hang out with those two soon.
They make me feel so good. They really, they don't She they don't make me feel like I have insecurities and things and fears that I can share with them. Like, it's very good. It's healthy. Okay.
She took that she did buy that iron. Oh, I thought that she thought was creepy. So the next time we go there, we're gonna have to move it around and be, like Turn it upside down. Figure out how we can get it to float. Fill it full of fake blood.
Oh, gross. That iron is bleeding. Woah. We gotta get it figure out how to make it float. Some kind of polysystem with fishing line.
That's a lot of work. I'll just fill it full of fake blood. Your iron is floating. Yeah. Engrave, like, like, some old name on it, Lewis.
This is Lewis's iron. What? Yeah. And it's bleeding. And you brought it home.
How could you? I always love that little pan flute. You do? Yes. It makes me wanna learn how to play it so bad every time I hear it.
Okay. And you get on me about practicing piano. Imagine yourself walking around the house practicing pan flute so that you could play the part at the end of the Shakira song. That's all I need. Okay.
Let me on a slide whistle. I got one of those. Yeah. You do. Kazoo, harmonica, jaw harp.
I got all that. I know you do. Guitars, pianos, bass guitar, drums. You can learn it on so many different things. I don't want to learn it on those.
I only want to learn it on pan flute. To learn it on pan flute. Come on. Alright. Let's get down to business.
I was reading I was reading a book. I've been reading this book for a while. And it's it's a large book, but it's small. Like, the book itself is small. Are you talking about the little paperback?
Yeah. Yeah. It's not I mean, it's a regular sized paperback book. Book. Like, it's large.
It had a lot of pages, but the book itself is not Physically, it's not large. Yeah. It was small. It's a regular sized paperback book. Yeah.
Great. So Established. I think paperbacks have a standard size, and that falls into it. Okay. I finished that book.
I moved on to a different book, A hardback book. The new Hunger Games. It's bigger. You're reading the new Hunger Games. I am.
Yeah. So I open it, and I go, woah. Look at all of these these words are so large. Yeah. It's not a large print book.
It's just a bigger book, so the words are bigger. And I go, fuck how easy this is to read. You're cruising through it. You're almost done. Well, it's interesting.
So it's super easy to read. But Well, I understand. The print is larger. Yeah. So I I think that helps me actually.
I think the size of print being larger helps me be able to read better. I find that shorter chapters help me. That that would check out too. The book that I was reading prior had really long chapters, and that, for some reason, overwhelms me. It could be the same length of book, but if you've separated the chapters into smaller chapters.
Yeah. I can because on my wisdom teeth Go through that. Like, I finished two books, which was a big deal that I finished two books, and they aren't real they aren't, like, really big books or anything. They they have a hundred and so pages each, but they they were about fishing. They were fishing adventures.
They really spoke to me. I enjoyed the stories. I even I know the author. I wrote the author, and I said, these were both fantastic. And Laudy.
They are. I know. So I because I really enjoyed them. And having like, knowing them and their family and stuff is interesting just because they're in the stories. And so I was like, this is really cool.
Anyway, so it was a big deal. But those two books were not even close to even touching the amount of pages you had in the paperback, let alone the new book you're reading. But the new Hunger Games book, it would you say it's the same as the other four, like, as far as print size? Well, yeah. I mean, because it's bigger.
Right? Like, the size of the book is bigger. Bigger hardbacks. Yeah. Yeah.
It's the same. It's the same size. Yeah. Great. Because I read through the first three.
They're easy to read. It's an easy read. Yeah. This is the fifth Hunger Games, isn't it? It is.
Because they have See, I haven't read the fourth one, and I now you're reading the fifth. It's the fifth Hunger Games. It's the one it's a Mitch's story. Right. It's a Mitch.
I'm just these large prints. I go, oh, these words. That might be the only thing. Maybe I should get into large print books and be like, yes. This, I can read.
It's like reading a poster. Every time you turn the page, you go, yes. There have been books that I've tried to check out from the library before, and it's only available in large print. So I'm like, yeah. I'll check it out in large print.
I don't care. Yeah. I wanna read this book. And it's not bad. A preference?
No. I prefer just a regular print, but if the only one I can get is large print Yeah. I just my poor old eyes were so excited to read a bigger print after going from the tiny little print. Sure. Sure.
Sure. My eyes went, hey. We can see these. You could also try cheaters. No.
You know? No. I mean, we are in our forties now. No. I wear them.
I'm not there yet. Okay. The pickles are back. The pickles? Yeah.
In my algorithm. Scrolling. And I and I see, you know, those, fountains they make where you can put, like, punch in them or whatever, and it and it just is like a fancy looking tower of Uh-huh. Beverage. Yeah.
Yeah. They put pickles in it, and it's fountaining the pickle juice around all the layers of pickles. Gross. Why is this showing up? You like pickles.
I don't. You do. I never asked for it. Someone has hacked into my social media accounts and said follow all the pickles. No.
It's because you talk about pickles so often. I don't. I never talk about them. I get a lot of eagles in my algorithm these days Yeah. Because I've been doing a lot of eagling.
That makes sense. That checks out. I've been watching a lot of eagles. I've been studying a lot of eagle facts, so I'm getting a lot of eagles. Yeah.
Well, I'm not mad about it. No. We were watching the Eagle cam this morning. It was windy there today. It's very windy in Bear Valley.
Rest assured in Bear Valley. Those eagles are doing well. I checked on them. Okay. I checked on them all weekend.
Yesterday, I almost forgot. And Emery said, how's your Eagles? And I said, I almost forgot. Checked on them. They're still good.
Yeah. Okay. Super. Do you wanna talk about what happened while you're out in the wilds? Absolutely.
I do. Out in the public? Absolutely. So, yeah, last week, we had a would you rather where it was, would you rather answer the phone boo you every time Right. Or hang up the phone Ain't no thang.
Ain't no thang. Ain't no thang. I think you picked boo you. No. I picked Ain't No Thang.
So sorry. Why would I pick Booyah? You were gonna pick Booyah. And I said, but at your other job, you answer the phone. Yeah.
So you're gonna have to say Booyah and then the name of the business. Booyah. Okay. I then went about my day, and in the middle of my day, I had a therapist appointment. Yeah.
So I go to my therapist. I'm quietly waiting for my turn. She gets finished with her first client. The first client leaves. And as I'm passing the first client to go into my therapist's office Uh-huh.
I hear from the previous client, booyah. Right. And it it caught me so off guard that I didn't know what to say. And my therapist says, what did she say? I said, I think she said, booyah.
And my therapist said, do you know her? And I said, no. Right. But I said that in the show today, and that makes me so happy. Right.
So you don't know this person. No. Or if this person was actually referencing the show or not. Right. You just know that you encountered a booyah in the wild.
Yes. And it may be attached to the show. It may be attached to her listening to the show. What I really hope it is, I hope she's just randomly saying booyah to strangers, which makes me laugh. Yeah.
For a minute, I thought she said boo boo yeah, like, tag your it's your turn Boo yeah. To go to the therapist. I see. It made me laugh so much. And then I felt sad because I went, I didn't even say anything.
It got me so off guard. I didn't even say anything. So she probably walked out the door going, well, that was rude. Yeah. No.
I You you were surprised. Okay. I wanna hear more booyahs in the wild. Well, now that was gonna be my next question is if you were walking around and somebody, recognized you or or me or we were together and they and they saw us, and they just started quoting things from the show Yeah. Like, that would be it'd be pretty funny.
It just takes me a minute because I forget. I have a memory like a goldfish. And somebody go, what were you gonna say? Because I was about to make an idiom joke right before what were you gonna say before goldfish? I have a memory like a A fish.
You were just gonna say fish? Yeah. Oh, okay. But then you stopped and added goldfish. Correct.
Are you sure you were gonna say fish? Yes. Sure. Okay. Because I was going to say if we're standing in an aisle at, like, the hardware store and somebody walks by and goes, you're an idiom, I would laugh.
I would laugh too. That's very funny. But, again, it would just catch me off guard. So you gotta give me a second so I can catch on Right. And be like, yeah.
Hilarious. Yeah. Or they follow, the TikTok, and they see you, and how much you hate your Hulk house key. I hate my Hulk house key. You don't.
I will it's grown on me now, but when I first got it, I went. The video when, when the kids and I walked up with the Hulk house key is one of my favorite videos that has ever existed. It's on my TikTok. You can see it. It's so funny.
You are so upset. And then I use that silly voice filter, and it's it's just so funny. You're so sad. The Hulk is the worst superhero. Why would you give me a Hulk, Keith?
I hate the Hulk. Well, everybody hates the Hulk. What a dumb superhero. That's not true. Yeah.
He's gamma rays, man. He's he gets you won't like him when he's angry. I don't like it when he's happy. I don't like him at all. Real low, big guy.
Like, all that stuff. It's hilarious. The Hulk. Hulk smash. To the woman who said boo yeah to me, I hope you're listening, and boo yeah back at you.
Alright. The kids went to a hockey game on Friday night, and this hockey game apparently went into double overtime. This is correct. They got home way, way late. Late.
And then Because didn't they go get food after? Yes. Yeah. I try to stay awake until my kids are home safely, and, I was struggling. So I think about 11:30, I said, hey.
I'm gonna go lay down in bed. I can't stay on this couch any longer, so I'm gonna go lay in bed. And you were like, cool. I'll come and read in there with you. So you grabbed your book Yeah.
And I said, great. Josh is reading, so your tag, you're it. You have to be the responsible one to stay away. Nah. I I finished my first chapter, and then I put my book away and turned the light off and went to bed.
I know you did. I was kind of floating in and out of consciousness. Okay. And when you put your book away, I went, no. No.
No. No. This isn't this isn't how this is supposed to work. You're supposed to be the one staying awake, and you were out because you hit the pillow and then you're automatically asleep. Yeah.
So you start snoring, then I'm mad at you. I'm like, okay. Cool. I guess I'll stay awake till the kids come home. Rude.
And I did. Recovering. See, earlier, you told me I should play it up. Here here we go. I was recovering from a surgery.
I had four teeth ripped out of my head. That's why I'm allowing it, but still I was mad. I'll allow it, but I'm still gonna be mad. Still, I'm gonna have a little bit of resentment. Oh, my had dairy and fall asleep.
Needed to get sleep. I was I'm recovering. Yeah. And I was also recovering having to take care of you. Oh, is that right?
They were good. I mean, I believe, when I looked at the text message, after I woke up the next day, they even said, like, we're good. We'll be home. I know. I get that.
Yeah? I do. I just I don't know. I feel better if I can stay awake and talk to them when they get home. Yeah.
I I agree. But you were gonna hear them come in. Right? I did. Yeah.
And I it woke me up the second they walked in, and the dog started barking, and I was like, oh, okay. They're home. And then that woke me up because then I had to get out of bed, and I I didn't have to. I wanted to get out of bed and hear about what fun they had. And you said Beck was talking very loud, so you were having a hard time sleeping.
I would No. Yeah. I mean, I couldn't fall back asleep because there was a lot of noise going on. And, yeah, the I don't know that he knew he was yelling, but it was loud. And maybe that's you know how you get in that mode where you're, like, half no.
You're half awake and half asleep, and you're trying to, like, fall asleep, but everything is loud. Yeah. Like, it might have just been that, but it felt loud. It felt like the story was not that loud. Didn't need to be that loud.
Double overtime, Josh. That's exciting. Yeah. Almost a shootout. I'm like, hey.
Keep it down. I was almost asleep. I'm recovering. That's yeah. Now you get it.
Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey.
Hey. Hey. Know what time it is? Would you rather this or that? Yeah.
Would you rather this or that? Would you rather live in a world painted by a six year old In a world painted by a six year old or Or live in a world painted by Picasso. I'm going with six year old. Why are you going with, with Picasso? I'm not going with Picasso.
Or I mean, with the six year old instead of Picasso. Because I feel like I would lose my mind in the world by Picasso. I mean, he was abstract, so there's that. But go ahead. A six year old's gonna paint, like, a purple cow Okay.
So would Picasso legs. So would Picasso. I get it. But it's more of a cartoony looking purple cow. The purple cow by Picasso is gonna have one eye, and it's gonna be on his forehead.
Yeah. I don't know. I've I've pulled up a bunch of Picasso's paintings because I wanted to see, some of some of his stuff in, like, real here. Okay. It would be a weird world.
It'd be a trip. Like, everything but if that's the way every like, if it was if it was normal today and then boom, everything's Picasso tomorrow Yeah. I'm still going with the six year old. Yeah. It'd be real strange.
The Picasso would be real strange. And the six year old kids would be strange too, but man, oh, man. Have you ever seen a tree painted by a six year old? I'm pulling up some some six year old kids' paintings. Yeah.
Alright. Cheerful and happy. Picassos are kinda depressing. I don't think they're depressing. They're just abstract.
Some of them are depressing. But there's some of these that are really excellent too. The six year old ones? Yeah. That's what I'm going with.
I'm gonna I'm going to agree with you. It's gonna be fantastic. It's gonna be colorful. Things are gonna be strangely shaped. Yes.
But things will be kinda sort of. You'll be like, I kinda know what that is. But it'll be fun too. Right. I just think it'll be fun.
It definitely will be a different world, and I kinda like that. I like the imagination of a kid. I think that'd be a lot of fun to see what they're, what they're creating. So, yeah, I'll I'll hang out in the six year old painted world with it. That's where, that's where we'll be.
K. Would you rather this or that? Will. Will. Will.
Will. Will. Will. Are you, ready to be done? Not really.
You're not? I mean, no. I don't necessarily stick around. Well, I don't have much more to talk about. But I mean, nobody says we have to be done.
We can just keep going. What do you wanna keep talking about? I don't know. I did pretty good in the, bracket contest, but everybody's, like, kinda, like, watching watching my score going, like, what is this about? You, I sent out the, the new list of scores, and I currently have the first place bracket, which is which is good.
That's that's where you wanna be, is definitely in the top one or two right now. And I've got the top position. Do I have more than that in there? Now I have to remember. Yeah.
I'm in first and tied in sixth. So that one's not as strong. But being in first right now, going into the final four is a good place to be. Okay. And in our silly little work thing, the first place winner wins 25 whole dollars.
Our our boss is currently in third. That guy, whose name is a fruit, Peaches, he is currently in second. He's in second and fourth. And fourth. And and, again, like, the the top six here are, three or four people.
Like, there's not many people breaking up the top well, actually, the top eight if you look at it. Yeah. I'm number 13. That's your biggest one is down there in 13. Yeah.
If Houston comes through, then I'm gonna be a big winner. Did anybody else pick Houston? I don't remember. I gotta go look. Yeah.
There's there's still look. There's we're down to the final four, and then we'll have the championship game. And so you still have the ability to make 64 points in the bracket contest, which If I'm the only one that's Houston. And Houston is wins, I'm gonna be taking that $25. Maybe.
I mean, it's still it's still a good chance for for anybody to win. Unless you're down in the bottom four brackets, which you are and I am as well, those ones are not gonna get any more points. K. But everything else still has potential to get more points. Like I told you, I don't necessarily care.
Right. I'm just meh. Okay. Meh about it. But in the hallway, you seem to care.
Well And you said, this guy, who's fact checking him? Who's doing his math? Who's checking on his scores? And I'm like, guys, I'm I it's I did the math. Everything is legit.
Everything is hung on the wall publicly. It's just real legit. Been there the whole time. But the guy keeping score is the guy who's also winning. So You can go count them up yourself if you want.
Can't be bothered. Right. So that's why I volunteered to do it. I am excited that as of right now, I am in the first place decision, which is good. Well, final four.
So let me get the What about final four already happened? Well, we now have the final four. I see. The final four teams have been decided. But here's where here's where we're at now.
So, Saturday will be two of the games. Is that right? Yeah. The two the two games remaining will be Saturday. K.
And then Monday, April 7 is the championship game. Okay. Uh-huh. Saturday and then Monday. Okay.
That's what's left. Saying that Houston has an 82% chance of winning. What I think is interesting is that all four schools in the top four are all the number one seeds. Oh, isn't that interesting? Yep.
Florida, Auburn, Houston, and Duke. And, and I think I've got Duke in that bracket that's in first right now. I have Duke to win it. Houston's gonna take it. Boy, that game Saturday night, 06:50PM.
We'll find out. La de da. That's gonna wrap up the show unless you wanna keep hanging out. I don't like I said, I don't have much more to talk about. Okay.
So I think we're gonna have to wrap it up. Alright. Well, that's gonna do it for today's show then. Hope you have a great rest of your day. Enjoy the last day of March.
Tomorrow is a Fool's Day. Yes. So heads up. Don't believe anything anyone tells you tomorrow. And that's gonna do it for us.
Hope you have a great day, and we'll talk to you then. Goodbye, Marchy March. Adios. See you tomorrow. Bye.
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