Speaker 1: Jenny's been on Reddit.
Speaker 2: Bailey and I are in the era of dating right now,
Speaker 2: and I saw this that there's a pandemic in dating
Speaker 2: right now and I would like to discuss ooh. So
Speaker 2: basically it says that dating isn't broken and just one
Speaker 2: city or within a community.
Speaker 3: It's like more of a bigger cultural thing.
Speaker 2: So it starts off with talking about the half interest era.
Speaker 2: It says we're living in a pandemic of half interest.
Speaker 2: Everyone is kind of talking, sort of seeing each other,
Speaker 2: keeping it casual, yet everyone is still craving deep connection
Speaker 2: in a world full of almost pretending to be intimate.
Speaker 2: And then there's also the unhealed people and the avoidance.
Speaker 2: Everyone wants emotional safety, but if you don't how to
Speaker 2: offer it back. And then you add in the ghosting,
Speaker 2: the orbiting. I guess orbiting is kind of like where
Speaker 2: you circle around people but you don't actually fully commit.
Speaker 2: The bread coming and all of that stuff. And then
Speaker 2: the over stimulation and replacement culture, which I think is
Speaker 2: probably the worst right now when it comes to dat
Speaker 2: because there's just so much access. There's so many options.
Speaker 2: You can hop on a dating app, and if you're
Speaker 2: not like super interested, in someone, but you're still seeing them.
Speaker 2: You can still go on a dating app and then
Speaker 2: find someone else and then start dating them too, while
Speaker 2: the other person might not know that you're doing that.
Speaker 3: So you know, like when.
Speaker 2: Things get hard, they're like, oh, let's replace, distract, swipe again,
Speaker 2: is what it said. Yeah, so I'm curious, Bailey, because
Speaker 2: I mean, I know you're now seeing regular guy, regular guy,
Speaker 2: more regular.
Speaker 3: Sure do you feel like this fits?
Speaker 2: Would you say that there is an issue with dating
Speaker 2: and that it's a quote unquote pandemic right now?
Speaker 4: Yeah? I would.
Speaker 5: I mean, this was like my year of dating, So
Speaker 5: I dated seven different guys this year, which sounds like
Speaker 5: so many but also not a lot, just going on
Speaker 5: either first dates or multiple dates or whatever.
Speaker 4: And I don't know.
Speaker 5: I feel like the my point of view of it
Speaker 5: is I would go on a date with one guy,
Speaker 5: he would not be perfect, and I would just be like, well,
Speaker 5: I guess this is why I'm going to get because
Speaker 5: you would just think that the perfect one's not out there,
Speaker 5: so I guess this is what I'm going to get.
Speaker 5: And then when that one didn't work out, I would
Speaker 5: compartmentalize and I'd be like, Okay, he no longer exists.
Speaker 5: Now I will date this man and he's not perfect,
Speaker 5: but I guess that's all the men now, none of
Speaker 5: them are perfect whatever, So I kind of like have
Speaker 5: a I guess, a very ere.
Speaker 4: Viewpoint of it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but I definitely the whole like half half committed.
Speaker 5: But also that's for me too, Like I'm also half committed,
Speaker 5: because like, who's to say you're the right one if
Speaker 5: I've dated a billion people in my life and none
Speaker 5: of those people have been the right one either, you know, right.
Speaker 2: And so obviously I started dating again this year and
Speaker 2: did not think that that would ever be a part
Speaker 2: of my life again after being in a very long relationship. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and I did have to relearn the fact that, like,
Speaker 2: you don't fall for someone right away.
Speaker 3: Usually you have to give.
Speaker 2: Someone a chance and you have to build a relationship
Speaker 2: because I would say that when you're first going out
Speaker 2: on dates, you don't show your true self necessarily. You're
Speaker 2: a little timid, You're not like as jokey, maybe you
Speaker 2: put on more of a perfect face than who you
Speaker 2: actually are.
Speaker 3: You're not as silly of a goose. Maybe maybe you
Speaker 3: are Bailey, but I'm not.
Speaker 2: I like probably don't feel as comfortable to be that person,
Speaker 2: So I feel like you have to give it more time.
Speaker 2: And I also remind myself that the last person I
Speaker 2: did date for a long time, I did not like
Speaker 2: him at all for months, Like when we ever first
Speaker 2: started dating, I didn't.
Speaker 3: Like him at all. I was like, I'm not interested
Speaker 3: in this person.
Speaker 2: So I feel like, if you're out there dating right now,
Speaker 2: give people a chance more so and stop just like
Speaker 2: hopping on a dating app and swiping right away just
Speaker 2: because your date was kind of me.
Speaker 3: Maybe give them a little bit more of a chance.
Speaker 5: Unless they're obnoxious and disgusting and you're not interested, you know, right.
Speaker 2: Off the bad don't agree on some pretty big thing, Yeah,
Speaker 2: get rid of them. But if it was kind of
Speaker 2: just like eh, let it build at least a little
Speaker 2: bit before you start going after someone new.
Speaker 3: That's my opinion.
Speaker 5: Per since I was a high school kid, my grandma
Speaker 5: would always give the same advice, you don't have to
Speaker 5: marry him, and I think that goes either way. You
Speaker 5: don't have to marry him, you don't have to marry her.
Speaker 5: You don't have to marry whomever. If you go on
Speaker 5: one date with them, you don't have to marry them
Speaker 5: right period.
Speaker 4: Just why don't you go test it out see if
Speaker 4: you like it.
Speaker 5: If you don't, you fine, If you do, you still
Speaker 5: don't have to marry him, you don't.
Speaker 2: I feel like if Dave was in the dating era
Speaker 2: right now, you would be swiping the left and right.
Speaker 2: He'd be like, I don't know which one means swipe.
Speaker 2: There's grinder. I think you'd like. Yeah, you probably really
Speaker 2: like grinder.
Speaker 1: I mean, plenty of boys on my own.
Speaker 4: Yeah, where do you go?
Speaker 1: Bus station?
Speaker 6: The bus station because they're transient, they're in and out
Speaker 6: of town, they're on their way to Cleveland. They don't
Speaker 6: want a long term relationship. They just want a hommy
Speaker 6: and by the dumpster.
Speaker 5: You can't dumpster.
Speaker 1: No, we're not going to have a long relationship. It's
Speaker 1: a hommy by the.
Speaker 2: Dump David that it feels like a lot of work
Speaker 2: for them to just like get up and leave that, Like,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, go put.
Speaker 4: Your nose in the corner, Dave, and they'll think about what.
Speaker 3: You banned from this conversation. Once again, trying to help out,
Speaker 3: try to be I.
Speaker 2: Did have a I want to hear though, because Bailey,
Speaker 2: if you're willing to share. You did have another date
Speaker 2: with regular guy last night?
Speaker 7: I did.
Speaker 4: I did have another date with regular guy last night.
Speaker 5: We went to go see Jesus Christ Superstar at the
Speaker 5: ord Way, which was his first professional production that he's
Speaker 5: ever seen, and it was very woo woo.
Speaker 4: It was very contemporary, but.
Speaker 1: It was good.
Speaker 4: I liked it. I think he liked it. We'll see.
Speaker 5: But then we also went to the Saint Paul Grill
Speaker 5: beforehand for cocktails, beer and calamari. And I will say
Speaker 5: something I do like about regular guy is he's always
Speaker 5: paying for everything unless I force it. So if we
Speaker 5: go to like get beer at a brewery or something,
Speaker 5: and he just paid for a bunch of food, I'll
Speaker 5: be like elbow so I can pay for his one beer.
Speaker 1: Touch tongues last night.
Speaker 4: No, we didn't touch tongues las night. We were out,
Speaker 4: like out, we were out.
Speaker 3: Did he pick you up?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 4: Because we were like in public. We're in a parking garage.
Speaker 6: Don't make out while you're sitting there at the ord Way.
Speaker 6: It's like him off, no drive together.
Speaker 5: No, because he lives he lives very east and I
Speaker 5: live very west. So we met at Okay at the
Speaker 5: ordway that makes sense.
Speaker 1: Okay, we'll be back in a minute.
Speaker 6: From kd WB the Day Ryan in the morning Show,
Speaker 6: We're gonna do a Christmas wish coming up in a second,
Speaker 6: So hang on for Christmas wish. We love doing these.
Speaker 6: We got more Christmas wishes every day, all for almost
Speaker 6: another two weeks. Not quite another two weeks, but almost so.
Speaker 6: More Christmas wishes, including one next on kd W.
Speaker 1: Believe in the Magic of the Holidays, Dave Royan Christmas wish.
Speaker 6: Before we get started and introduced our wisher. I get
Speaker 6: a check in with our boy Brandon from College muscle Movers.
Speaker 6: He what did you bench yesterday? You were down at
Speaker 6: Snap Fitness and didn't you bench like two eighty yesterday?
Speaker 1: Brandon? Is that what it was? Okay? Thought?
Speaker 6: So yeah, I'm making up numbers. I don't even know
Speaker 6: if that's good. Is that a good number to bench?
Speaker 1: Jenny?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 8: It is?
Speaker 1: Ye Is it? Okay? People?
Speaker 6: I was bragging to Jenny the other day at Snap
Speaker 6: I was doing seventy pound lawnmowers. You know what a
Speaker 6: lawnmower is, Brandon?
Speaker 1: Don't?
Speaker 6: Okay, that's where you never mind. We'll talk about this
Speaker 6: l now the dance move. Okay, So Brandon is from
Speaker 6: College muscle Movers. Brandon, what city are you in this morning?
Speaker 1: I'm no deal today?
Speaker 6: Where what is your scope? Where does college muscle Movers
Speaker 6: go to? Can you move anywhere in Minnesota or what's
Speaker 6: your limit?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 6: We can even go to our neighbors in Wisconsin and
Speaker 6: Iowa and the Dakotas even Oh wow.
Speaker 3: You hit the hole Midwest.
Speaker 6: Then very good. Thank you Brandon for doing what you do.
Speaker 6: He's delivering the wish and also is our backup in
Speaker 6: case our wish e does not answer the phone. Let's
Speaker 6: meet our wisher this morning. Hi Tara, Hi, you've been
Speaker 6: listening to KWB for a long.
Speaker 4: Time, A long time.
Speaker 1: Did you used to call in and request songs?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: What did your request? You remember?
Speaker 4: Uh? I think sound Garden or something?
Speaker 6: Wow, choice and you sit on your bedroom floor with
Speaker 6: your cassette recorder and the DJ would talk over the song.
Speaker 6: Yeah great, the words done that too, I did that too.
Speaker 6: Tara is doing a Christmas wish for Kobe. How do
Speaker 6: you know Kobe?
Speaker 10: So, Kobe's my brother in law. He is the boyfriend
Speaker 10: on my sister that passed away.
Speaker 1: Okay, gotchah.
Speaker 6: We're gonna call Kobe and talk about your Christmas wish
Speaker 6: and what we can do for Kobe and four kids,
Speaker 6: four little kids like seven and under.
Speaker 4: Fifteen, another eleven, two and two.
Speaker 1: All right, we're gonna call Kobe right now.
Speaker 6: Jenny's making the phone call and we will pick up
Speaker 6: and put Kobe.
Speaker 1: On the air.
Speaker 6: He does not know exactly what's going on, but he's
Speaker 6: waiting for a phone call from somebody who's making a delivery.
Speaker 1: Yes, literally, yeah, he literally is Hello, I'm calling for Kobe. Please.
Speaker 6: Hey, Kobe, It's Dave Ryan on the radio over at
Speaker 6: kd WB. Can I talk to you about something good
Speaker 6: for a minute?
Speaker 1: Sure?
Speaker 6: Okay, good Kobe. I'm here with your in law Tara.
Speaker 6: Tara say hi to Kobe. Hey Kobe, Kobe, would you
Speaker 6: have any idea why we're calling you this morning?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 1: Not really?
Speaker 6: Okay, Well, Katie Able to Be does something that we're
Speaker 6: really proud of every year called Christmas Wish, where we
Speaker 6: ask people to tell us about a family that has
Speaker 6: struggled and has faced some really challenging circumstances. And we
Speaker 6: heard from Tara about your situation. And Tara wrote in
Speaker 6: a letter to tell us about your situation. And I
Speaker 6: know you've got kids in the background, You've got stuff
Speaker 6: going on, but if you can, can you do you
Speaker 6: have a few minutes to listen to Tara read this letter?
Speaker 1: Kobe? Sure, okay, whenever you're ready.
Speaker 4: Tarah, all right, let's see if I can make it
Speaker 4: through without crion. I understand that, all right. So, my sister.
Speaker 10: Tiffany and I would like to nominate our brother in law,
Speaker 10: Kobe and his four beautiful children for this Christmas wish.
Speaker 10: Kobe is the boyfriend of our youngest sister, Tina, who
Speaker 10: passed away five months ago. Our sister Tina was such
Speaker 10: an amazing mom to her four kids. She was so
Speaker 10: selfless for her family and she gave all of herself.
Speaker 10: Tina struggled for many years with unresolved childhood trauma, untreated
Speaker 10: mental health, and substance abuse.
Speaker 4: She always put everyone else first to a fault.
Speaker 10: It was almost as if she didn't know how to
Speaker 10: take care of herself. Tiffy and I prayed for her
Speaker 10: for many years that she would get the healing that
Speaker 10: she needed. Since we knew that recovery and healing was
Speaker 10: possible since we both received it Unfortunately, she never got.
Speaker 4: The help that she needed and continued to.
Speaker 10: Drink until we found out that she had early stages
Speaker 10: of liver disease, still even knowing that her addiction was
Speaker 10: so strong that she could not quit. She was hospitalized
Speaker 10: over the summer in July, and over just a span
Speaker 10: of a week, she had been placed on life support.
Speaker 10: We had to decide to take her off of it
Speaker 10: so she could pass away peacefully. It was one of
Speaker 10: the hardest things that we've ever done in our life.
Speaker 10: After this, Kobe became a single dad of four children,
Speaker 10: ages two, seven, eleven, and fifteen. He tackled getting them
Speaker 10: into school just a month and a half after she died,
Speaker 10: getting school clothes, and figuring out how to manage it all.
Speaker 10: I cannot imagine how challenging it has been for him
Speaker 10: to navigate this new way of life. He has worked
Speaker 10: so hard to carry his family emotionally, mentally, and financially,
Speaker 10: and there is only so much one person can do.
Speaker 10: Through all of this, Kobe has been the pillar of
Speaker 10: his four children and has pushed through such a hard time. Kobe,
Speaker 10: I want you to know that we see you, and
Speaker 10: we love you, and we are here for you. We
Speaker 10: think of you as our own brother. I hope that
Speaker 10: this Christmas the Adams family will experience a brighter holiday
Speaker 10: season since this is the first Christmas without their mother
Speaker 10: and girlfriend. And lastly, I just want to say that
Speaker 10: if you're struggling with substance use out there, there is
Speaker 10: hope for recovery and to reach out to EOSIS Recovery.
Speaker 6: And we'll get more information about that in a second.
Speaker 6: I'm so sorry about Tina. There's just an unimaginable loss
Speaker 6: and that the addiction was so powerful that she knew
Speaker 6: that it was killing her basically and she just could
Speaker 6: not stop. Yeah, that had to have been a very
Speaker 6: hard thing to see somebody.
Speaker 1: You love go through that, Kobe, Yes, it was.
Speaker 6: And now life without Tina, who of course you miss,
Speaker 6: and four kids? How's that going, Kobe?
Speaker 1: It's the day by day thing.
Speaker 4: Might just take one day at a town.
Speaker 6: M Yeah, struggle, but you know how much your family
Speaker 6: loves you and how much support you have.
Speaker 10: I hope, yes, I'll do, and I appreciate that.
Speaker 1: How are the kids doing, Kobe?
Speaker 4: You're good, You're doing the right You're doing good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and they miss mom?
Speaker 4: I'm sure, yes, Yeah, I.
Speaker 6: Can't imagine four kids with two parents is challenging. Four
Speaker 6: kids with just Kobe really challenging. It sounds like you
Speaker 6: got this though. What's going on now? Are we making breakfast?
Speaker 6: What are we doing right now?
Speaker 1: Kobe?
Speaker 4: I'm getting kids ready for school, getting ready for work.
Speaker 6: Okay, Well, we have some good news for you. With
Speaker 6: Katie wdb's Christmas Wish, we try to make Christmas a
Speaker 6: little bit brighter, a little bit easier, give you some
Speaker 6: things that you might know that you want and some
Speaker 6: of the things that you didn't know that you needed.
Speaker 6: So we're going to start off with some things for
Speaker 6: you to make you and the family, the Adams family,
Speaker 6: I love that, to make it a little bit easier.
Speaker 6: We're going to start off with this is very simple.
Speaker 1: Gas. Everybody needs gas.
Speaker 6: Every Christmas Wish from Holiday Station Stores gets one hundred
Speaker 6: and one dollars Holiday gas card. Every fuel purchased now
Speaker 6: through December seventeenth, Holiday Station Stores donating a portion to
Speaker 6: Christmas Wish, so make sure fuel up you do it
Speaker 6: at holiday. There's some other cool stuff. You got a
Speaker 6: big family there to feed. We got one hundred dollars
Speaker 6: Broadway Pizza gift card. Thanks to Sarah everybody over Broadway Pizza.
Speaker 6: There's more, There's so much more. Two hundred dollars gift
Speaker 6: card does Saint Paul Tapp Paul Tap. Wow, that sounds awesome.
Speaker 6: It's over on Jefferson and Saint Paul, Saint Paul Tap
Speaker 6: dot com. Oil changes from Valveeline. I know these are
Speaker 6: little things, but let's get to some of the more
Speaker 6: fun stuff. I mean, they're all fun, don't get me wrong.
Speaker 6: Two hundred dollars gift card to Dick Sporting Goods, shopping
Speaker 6: or whatever you want to get down there for you
Speaker 6: and the kids, new parent Nikes. Three hundred dollars Cub
Speaker 6: Foods gift card. Do you think that'll come in handy Toobe?
Speaker 1: Definitely? What's your specialty there at the house? Is it
Speaker 1: mac and cheese? You? What's your specialty? My daughter does
Speaker 1: the mac and cheese, chicken sportshops.
Speaker 6: Okay, well, you can load up the cart with Cub Foods.
Speaker 6: We've got a two hundred dollars visa gift card for
Speaker 6: you and the family that's donated by Plugs Electric and
Speaker 6: Forrest Lake. They called the other day and they donated
Speaker 6: a stack of visa gift cards, so safe home. Start
Speaker 6: at plugs with a z plugselectric dot com. Kalina is
Speaker 6: your fifteen year old. How's Coleena doing?
Speaker 1: And she's so good.
Speaker 4: She's the one that's most effective because she spent the
Speaker 4: most time with the mirth.
Speaker 1: But she strong, so she's she's a big help right
Speaker 1: now too.
Speaker 6: I'm sure we've got some things for Kalina. We've somehow
Speaker 6: heard she wanted a Vivitar digital camera, so we got
Speaker 6: her a digital camera. We got a white vanity with
Speaker 6: chair that is shipping to you. We got a heated
Speaker 6: blanket because in Minnesota, that's just a good thing to happen.
Speaker 6: Ulter many black ugs boots they're ordered in shipped to you.
Speaker 6: Tell me about Kingston. What is Kingston into? He's eleven.
Speaker 1: Kingston is into video games, Roadblocks Fortnight.
Speaker 6: Well, you know you can take that two hundred dollars
Speaker 6: visa gift card and get him in any events and stuff.
Speaker 1: But if you've also got some ug slippers.
Speaker 6: We've got a Jordan beanie hat and Nike gloves, some
Speaker 6: other cool stuff Jordan sweatsuits. Cayenne is your seven year
Speaker 6: old and she's still into little kids.
Speaker 1: Stuff right, Yes, she is. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, we got a Gabby's dollhouse, Gabby's Dollhouse, light up
Speaker 6: cat ears, and a Squish mellow because kids love that,
Speaker 6: some Nike stuff and Jordan's banching hat and gloves, just
Speaker 6: so all the kids get something. Now, I'm gonna guess
Speaker 6: Cairo two years old, they're probably into bluey am I right.
Speaker 1: Josh, Yes, she loves bluey. Yeah. Two year olds love blue.
Speaker 6: So we got her bluey everything, blue toys, blue pajamas, sweats, jeans,
Speaker 6: we had here, a dinosaur hoodie, fleece line flannel, blue sneakers,
Speaker 6: another Sarah sneakers, so when she loses one or whatever,
Speaker 6: she got another one, a blue Squish mellow, and then
Speaker 6: some other stuff. We got tickets for you guys to
Speaker 6: go see the timber Wolves take on the Clippers in Sunday.
Speaker 6: It's in February, to give us some time to plan
Speaker 6: for that. And then Treasure Island heard that you could
Speaker 6: use some new furniture.
Speaker 1: Is that true?
Speaker 6: Yes, So they said, can we give the family a
Speaker 6: Treasure Island bonus? We said, yeah, So we've got a
Speaker 6: check this out, Kobe. It's a two thousand dollars gift
Speaker 6: card to Slumberland.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, so you can.
Speaker 6: Pick out what department of the furniture store you go
Speaker 6: into first at Slumberland, I mean couches.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Hey, you know what, Kobe. I know that we can't
Speaker 6: you know, we can't fix things. But I hope that
Speaker 6: you feel the love from your family and the people
Speaker 6: who listen to k w B and work at KBB
Speaker 6: and all these wonderful people in the community Treasure Island Holiday,
Speaker 6: just to feel the support. And I wish we could
Speaker 6: do more. But hopefully this makes a Christmas for you
Speaker 6: and the four kids a little bit better.
Speaker 5: And definitely does.
Speaker 4: I appreciate it so much.
Speaker 6: Kobe, you take care. There's a guy outside your house
Speaker 6: named Brandon. He's got a van full of stuff to
Speaker 6: bring in for the kids. And what I would do
Speaker 6: is I would sip hot chocolate and watch him work.
Speaker 1: But you know you can. You can do whatever you
Speaker 1: want to.
Speaker 6: But Kobe, Mary, the merriest of Christmas is possible to
Speaker 6: you and your four kids.
Speaker 4: And I appreciate it so much. Thank you, guys. Thanks
Speaker 4: love you. Kobe. You can say goodbye bye.
Speaker 6: Hi, Kobe, you take care. Hey, give the phone number
Speaker 6: of the recovery place that you work for, Tara, you
Speaker 6: work there, right, Yeah, I work okay.
Speaker 10: So it's nine to five to two five two two
Speaker 10: four five seven four eosis recovery okay.
Speaker 1: And so if you are yourself struggling.
Speaker 10: Yep, struggling with mental health or substance use, and you
Speaker 10: can give that number of calls that and take.
Speaker 6: One and a lot of time people call because it's
Speaker 6: not them, it's their mom or their sister or their partner.
Speaker 4: Right, you can call it for yourself or someone.
Speaker 1: Else and you can help those people too. Yeah, thanks
Speaker 1: for what you do.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 11: Amy as a student worker at the college I work
Speaker 11: at and lost her husband over the summer to a
Speaker 11: massive heart attack.
Speaker 3: Sorry. She returned to school in the fall because.
Speaker 11: Her only income is the money she gets from financial aid.
Speaker 11: Her husband passed away at the young age of thirty four.
Speaker 11: She has a lot on her plate trying to be
Speaker 11: a single mom and go to school full time.
Speaker 12: I honest stood in trying to believe that, even though
Speaker 12: it's fun, he'll find me Christmas.
Speaker 13: In September of two thousand and seven, Eric's sept her
Speaker 13: de seasure and was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor.
Speaker 13: Eric's head and face started to swell rapidly over a
Speaker 13: two day period, confirming the cancer was becoming more aggressive.
Speaker 13: We're ready to today in hopes that you'll be able
Speaker 13: to help grant our Christmas wish for an amazing family,
Speaker 13: the Stagers.
Speaker 4: I love your time.
Speaker 7: Everyone comes with all this Christmas It's hard.
Speaker 10: This is a thirty year old single mother of three girls.
Speaker 10: She has done a great job raising the girl by
Speaker 10: herself and has.
Speaker 14: His main strown through it all.
Speaker 5: In two thousand and three, my mother had this joke
Speaker 5: and I was able to live her own, so my
Speaker 5: sister stepped up the kid for my mother so she
Speaker 5: did not.
Speaker 4: Have to go a nurse at home.
Speaker 1: That's the kind of city we live in where people want.
Speaker 5: To help you out.
Speaker 7: Christmas Cobs no sleep thing, Hodgson.
Speaker 9: Darcy and Paula with their two children, Fox and Iris
Speaker 9: and Olt River, Minnesota are on the beginning or the
Speaker 9: middle of October. Fox went into the doctor again. This
Speaker 9: time he was diagnosed with possible eating disorders. To help
Speaker 9: with Fox is small size, he will have to take
Speaker 9: HGH for many years to come. This run's between thirty
Speaker 9: thousand to thirty six thousand dollars a year. Every two
Speaker 9: and five year old deserve a Christmas. I hope that
Speaker 9: you guys will be able to help the special family
Speaker 9: and make the Christmas wishes.
Speaker 4: I'm true.
Speaker 12: Oh wow, joy once lash.
Speaker 1: That's a.
Speaker 8: Christmas comes to Christmas teaching.
Speaker 6: Time for the Dirt on kd WV. Thursday Night Football
Speaker 6: is tonay. I just I don't Weeknight football is just
Speaker 6: the best. I don't even really care about the teams
Speaker 6: playing tonight. It's Tampa Bay and Atlanta Falcons. But also
Speaker 6: the Great Christmas Light Fight is tonight at nine o'clock,
Speaker 6: either eight or nine o'clock on Channel five, so that'll
Speaker 6: be kind of cool. And I'm still catching up on Pluribus,
Speaker 6: which is getting more and more awesome as we go.
Speaker 2: Did any of you see that Chloe Kardashian like commented
Speaker 2: on some super hot biology high school teacher's post. No,
Speaker 2: so I didn't see exactly that part, but she commented
Speaker 2: on something and then he I saw the video of
Speaker 2: him trying to shoot his shot with Chloe, and of
Speaker 2: course nothing's going to come from it. But this is
Speaker 2: like going by oh yesterday, and he is very attractive.
Speaker 3: He's like built ripped.
Speaker 2: But he also in his shooting a shot video, you
Speaker 2: can tell he's so uncomfortable with being on video because
Speaker 2: he's like, yeah, so I just I figured I and
Speaker 2: you can tell he's like almost reading a script. So
Speaker 2: that's probably not gonna happen, but it was enteritating to me.
Speaker 5: Yesterday, Well, Taylor Swift was on The Late Show with
Speaker 5: Stephen Coleberry yesterday and talked about her engagement and getting
Speaker 5: her music back.
Speaker 14: Those two things that you just mentioned, right, like getting
Speaker 14: engaged to the love.
Speaker 4: Of my life getting all my music back.
Speaker 14: Those were two things that just never could have happened.
Speaker 14: They could have just never happened. It wasn't like, oh,
Speaker 14: it's just a matter of time. Like both those things
Speaker 14: could have just never arrived in my life. And I'm
Speaker 14: so grateful for both of those things happening, you know,
Speaker 14: and my fans are why I was able to get
Speaker 14: my music back.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 5: The outfit that she was wearing on Stephen Colbert though,
Speaker 5: kind of looks like she's in like a maroon bathtub almost.
Speaker 5: It's very wide around her shoulders and she just looks.
Speaker 4: Nankey nakey woo woo woo. From the boo bup. Honestly,
Speaker 4: so it's an interesting outfit.
Speaker 1: Okay, well that's a good way to wrap up.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
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