Speaker 1: He was in the Okay, he was in the Best
Speaker 1: New Artist montage. Yeah, last night righton Thomas. Yeah, he
Speaker 1: was one of the nominees. He was on stage. I
Speaker 1: think that his performance was okay. I think it was
Speaker 1: more focused on like him playing all those instruments than
Speaker 1: it was him doing a good job.
Speaker 2: But yeah, that's true.
Speaker 3: I think they did. This was such a great idea
Speaker 3: because a lot of the best new artists. She's like,
Speaker 3: oh yeah, I mean I didn't know all of them. Honestly,
Speaker 3: I knew Somber, I knew him, I knew Kats Eye,
Speaker 3: I knew a couple of other ones.
Speaker 4: I knew at Libya Dean. Everybody knows Libya Dean. She won,
Speaker 4: I think didn't well deserved. But there was a couple
Speaker 4: of like who the murder?
Speaker 2: I think they at first was like, that's.
Speaker 3: Okay, because you know what, you don't have to know everybody.
Speaker 3: But it was a cool idea to do like twenty
Speaker 3: solid minutes of music with each of the bands back
Speaker 3: to back and each other one. Every one of them
Speaker 3: killed it. Who was the guy that came in we
Speaker 3: play his song was Alex Warren came in and he
Speaker 3: came in from the back of the concourse down into
Speaker 3: the stadium, and his audio was off or something, so
Speaker 3: he pulled You see artists do this once a while.
Speaker 3: He pulled his headphones out, and then he was really off,
Speaker 3: like about a second off of the music.
Speaker 4: But then he put him back on. He and he
Speaker 4: did fine.
Speaker 3: He really this is a performer when they go instead
Speaker 3: of like just blowing it and going I can't hear
Speaker 3: the music that he just kept going, that's a pro.
Speaker 4: What what did you say?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I thought it was really good. I mean, Alex Warren's
Speaker 5: voice is so so iconic here I think I have
Speaker 5: a little clip.
Speaker 6: Up.
Speaker 4: Never mind, this is an interview with him.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 3: You know what I was worried about though, the camera
Speaker 3: operator stumbling down the stairs backwards because they were following
Speaker 3: him backwards with the camera pointing at him, and that
Speaker 3: camera operator had to walk down the stairs backwards, and
Speaker 3: I was worried to be like, who.
Speaker 7: Do you think there was a person walking there? It
Speaker 7: wasn't just like something hung from the ceiling.
Speaker 4: I think they were walking. Now there's probably somebody guiding them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, probably so.
Speaker 7: I know we keep talking about the Grammys, but I
Speaker 7: was just down in Punjakana for Tina while girl Tina's
Speaker 7: destination wed yes and I have to.
Speaker 2: Tell you guys.
Speaker 7: So it went off without a hitch except for one
Speaker 7: thing that I'm gonna bitch about. So it's at an
Speaker 7: all inclusive, which you pay a pretty hefty price for
Speaker 7: all inclusives, right, So we go to check in and
Speaker 7: we were kind of like some of the later people
Speaker 7: to get there.
Speaker 2: A lot of people got there like a day or
Speaker 2: two ahead of when we did.
Speaker 7: And I'm rooming with a girl, Brie, who Tina used
Speaker 7: to live with, and we get our room assignments and
Speaker 7: she goes here, your room blah blah blah, one king bed,
Speaker 7: and she had an accent, a Dominican accent.
Speaker 2: So I was like, We're like, what did you say?
Speaker 2: And she goes a king bed and we're like no, no.
Speaker 7: Like we we set a double yeah, and she's like,
Speaker 7: a king bed, Yeah, that's what you have, And we
Speaker 7: were like, I had to get to a rehearsal dinner,
Speaker 7: so I didn't have time to like sit around our
Speaker 7: way and figure it out. And we're like whatever, We're
Speaker 7: not sure if we misheard her. Maybe she didn't mean that,
Speaker 7: but like, we get to the room, it's a king bed,
Speaker 7: and I'm like, me and Bri are like, we spent
Speaker 7: so much money to be given a room with a
Speaker 7: king bed.
Speaker 2: So we reach out.
Speaker 7: There's a travel agent who books everything for it. We
Speaker 7: reach out to her. Brie goes down to the front desk,
Speaker 7: tries to ask them. They tell her it's first come,
Speaker 7: first serve.
Speaker 2: Then we reach out to.
Speaker 7: The travel agent and we're like, hello, Hi, can you
Speaker 7: fix this for us, Like we did not order a
Speaker 7: king bed, and so she tries calling.
Speaker 2: They also like dismissed her.
Speaker 7: Brie goes down again and they're like, well, we'll look
Speaker 7: into it for you, but like all of the rooms
Speaker 7: are booked now, mind you. Fallon and Jake checked in
Speaker 7: at the exact same time as us, and they were
Speaker 7: given a room with two beds in it. And then
Speaker 7: another couple friend, her and her husband were given a
Speaker 7: room with two beds in it. And so I'm frustrated
Speaker 7: not only with the resort but also the travel company
Speaker 7: that they didn't say like, hey, these two people should
Speaker 7: have two beds, these two people should have a king
Speaker 7: because they're a couple, when clearly like we were not
Speaker 7: a couple. We were like emailing separately, like with the
Speaker 7: travel agent.
Speaker 2: So we unpacked.
Speaker 7: I have to run off to this rehearsal dinner thing
Speaker 7: for Tina's wedding, and then at like ten o'clock at night,
Speaker 7: Found and Jake were nice enough to be like, we'll
Speaker 7: switch with you guys. Yeah, that makes sense for them,
Speaker 7: And so we had to pack our stuff back up
Speaker 7: and we switched. And we didn't even tell the resort
Speaker 7: at that point because we're just so frustrated with but
Speaker 7: we spent so much money, and like I normally a
Speaker 7: king bed is pretty big.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't mind sharing it.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Bree super super well.
Speaker 7: And I have an issue with like my arm and
Speaker 7: shoulder and neck and I can only lay a certain way,
Speaker 7: so like sleeping is really uncomfortable for me right now.
Speaker 2: So we did end up getting the room that we wanted,
Speaker 2: but then.
Speaker 7: Check out was like a whole process because we didn't
Speaker 7: know which room we were supposed to be checking out of.
Speaker 7: But man, was I stressing out that first day we
Speaker 7: got there, because I'm like, I'm about to send the
Speaker 7: next four days sharing a bed with someone that's not
Speaker 7: like a part.
Speaker 3: I mean, would it be if you like, and then
Speaker 3: your fan in the covers, you know what I mean
Speaker 3: in the covers and yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, right, poor Bree is what I told her.
Speaker 7: I was like, I know, you'll be great to room with. I,
Speaker 7: on the other hand, might be a nightmare for.
Speaker 2: Whatever. We got to figure it out.
Speaker 7: But we got to figure it out, not the expensive
Speaker 7: ass resort, not the travel agent that we paid a
Speaker 7: ton of money.
Speaker 2: They didn't have to pay or anything. They'd like do
Speaker 2: that for free.
Speaker 8: Well still like the people whose job it's supposed to be,
Speaker 8: not yours.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Jenny, I told you when I went to a
Speaker 5: resort wedding in Mexico last year, it was just hell
Speaker 5: because so many things about the resort, but just the service.
Speaker 5: And this is in every resort, but it just seems
Speaker 5: to be a common thing. They're just kind of like,
Speaker 5: figured it out on your own.
Speaker 8: Right, which is just crazy, Like.
Speaker 5: You pay thousands of dollars to go to a resort,
Speaker 5: the least you could do is help me figure it
Speaker 5: out of my own.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Like, I don't even know. And we literally checked
Speaker 7: it at the same time as Fouin and Jake. You
Speaker 7: would think, hey, maybe we'd give the two girls, the
Speaker 7: room with.
Speaker 2: The double beds, and.
Speaker 7: The couple that clearly is married with the same last
Speaker 7: name the king bed you think, But anyways.
Speaker 3: Got to give a shout out to Ashley. Ashley has
Speaker 3: been listening to the show since the beginning of time,
Speaker 3: and her friend says, shout out to Ashley. She is
Speaker 3: currently in the hospital dealing with some health issues and
Speaker 3: we've been listening forever thinking of you, Ashley, as are
Speaker 3: We thank you for being here and we wish you well.
Speaker 3: We'll be back in a second. Jenny's been on Reddit.
Speaker 3: What are we going to talk about?
Speaker 4: On Reddit?
Speaker 7: We're going to talk about traditions of how people raise
Speaker 7: their kids in different countries, like co sleeping is actually
Speaker 7: really good and encourage in certain countries, and some of
Speaker 7: these I think we'll agree with that we should infiltrate
Speaker 7: into America.
Speaker 3: Okay, coming up next on Katie wb Oh, Jenny's been
Speaker 3: on Reddit today.
Speaker 7: We're talking about common parenting practices in different countries that
Speaker 7: I think some Americans should maybe infiltrate into their life.
Speaker 7: For instance, somebody said that I lived in Italy and
Speaker 7: kids are definitely raised differently there because at a restaurant
Speaker 7: even if they have a kids menu, it's just like
Speaker 7: smaller portion of adult meals. Like you're not seeing chicken.
Speaker 4: Nugget, no mac and cheese, No, no.
Speaker 7: Mac cheese, chikan nugets, Like you're going to eat something
Speaker 7: that the adults eat.
Speaker 8: I love that.
Speaker 7: I know that co sleeping is kind of frowned upon,
Speaker 7: if not like sort of like really frowned upon here,
Speaker 7: But in India it's very normal to co sleep. Everyone assumes
Speaker 7: the baby's sleeping with the mother and breastfeeding, so they
Speaker 7: are someone to sleep and wake up a bunch and
Speaker 7: co sleep until they are.
Speaker 2: Six or seven years old.
Speaker 8: Oh wow, yea.
Speaker 7: I think we've all probably heard this one or at
Speaker 7: least seen pictures of this. But in Denmark they leave
Speaker 7: babies sleeping in strollers quite often, so parents can go
Speaker 7: off and do parental things. But like, for example, you
Speaker 7: can go to a coffee shop or a restaurant and
Speaker 7: you can just like leave your baby sleeping in the
Speaker 7: stroller outside and nap time is always in the strollers
Speaker 7: and outside in fresh air come summer or winter.
Speaker 9: Wow, I imagine outside and fresh air, but not like
Speaker 9: you know, like tying up your dog outside.
Speaker 4: Yeah like that.
Speaker 3: I can nervous even doing That's like to put my
Speaker 3: dog outside of Dun Brothers over an excels here and
Speaker 3: it's like okay, yeah, nobody better take You can't imagine.
Speaker 3: But it's just a cultural thing where it's like, Okay,
Speaker 3: that's just what you do and nobody's gonna come by
Speaker 3: and go, look a baby.
Speaker 8: Yeah I'm going to take this one.
Speaker 7: So in Spain they let children take a sip of
Speaker 7: beer or wine during celebrations.
Speaker 4: I'm sure. Yeah, yeah, German did the same thing.
Speaker 2: I used to do that as like a party trick.
Speaker 9: My mom would be like having a beer and I'd
Speaker 9: say can I have a sip? And in front of
Speaker 9: all of her friends and she'd be like sure, and
Speaker 9: I'd go, mmm, no. It was disgusting. I hated it,
Speaker 9: but I want all of the adults to think I
Speaker 9: was fun.
Speaker 8: Or did you actually taste it?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I did? Oh wow. I would take like a full,
Speaker 8: like gulp of it.
Speaker 3: My mom used to give me a full can of
Speaker 3: black label beer, Carling's Black Label. I clearly remember it,
Speaker 3: and they just thought it was hysterical. Yeah, David's five
Speaker 3: years old. He's having a beer, not just a sip.
Speaker 3: But whole beer.
Speaker 8: Delicious, And I thought, oh, well, I want to be hysterical.
Speaker 8: That's so funny that you used to take whole squigs
Speaker 8: of beer.
Speaker 5: I remember my mom, after a lot of convincing, made
Speaker 5: me try a sip of a wine cooler and I
Speaker 5: was like, yeah, I'm getting lit like a seagrums or something.
Speaker 2: And then you probably did like have the polacebo effect.
Speaker 8: Because you thought, be like, whoa, mom, this is crazy.
Speaker 8: You had a drop, right, you had a cat ful.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 7: These are common practices parenting practices in other countries. Also
Speaker 7: in the Netherlands, a lot of women never see an
Speaker 7: actual doctor during pregnancy, birth, or even thereafter. They have
Speaker 7: like a whole specialized midwife care system, so unless there's
Speaker 7: like kind of an emergency, that's like the only time
Speaker 7: that they really go to a hospital or something like that.
Speaker 9: I have a handful of friends that are midwives. It's
Speaker 9: like kind of a thing that's getting cooler.
Speaker 8: I guess, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's see.
Speaker 7: This one's very interesting because there's so many things in
Speaker 7: America that you're told not to eat, like lunch meat,
Speaker 7: raw seafood whatever. Well, in Japan, they take hot baths,
Speaker 7: they eat raw sushi. It's considered safe. However, you can't
Speaker 7: when they're pregnant. You can't wear open shoes because you
Speaker 7: need to keep the baby warm, warm, feet warm, womb.
Speaker 8: Really yeah, yeah, it's.
Speaker 3: A big no. No is eating rossy food when you're
Speaker 3: Deli meat. Yeah, I've heard deli meat is just bad
Speaker 3: for everybody that.
Speaker 2: Listeria.
Speaker 7: Is that what it is for deli meat?
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 7: I feel like every doctor is different and they kind
Speaker 7: of like.
Speaker 4: You know, it's just not a daily thing, right.
Speaker 7: I'll do one more. Here in Sweden, parental leave is
Speaker 7: super long. It's almost two years, quite off years, and
Speaker 7: it's fully paid.
Speaker 2: Whoa, fully paid.
Speaker 7: It's common for the parents to split it equal e ish,
Speaker 7: but the mom usually takes like a little bit more time.
Speaker 7: But yeah, that is a crazy long WHOA. At that point,
Speaker 7: i'd forget what my job was. I wouldn't know what
Speaker 7: to do. I come back to work and be like,
Speaker 7: tell me how to press a button? How do I
Speaker 7: type on a computer? Anymore? I don't really know we forgot.
Speaker 7: But here in America, we encourage you to do things
Speaker 7: like drink energy drinks like holiday station. Here she goes Yeah,
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Speaker 7: so get it. Monster Energy Drinks try their ultra punk
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Speaker 4: Of a monster.
Speaker 3: The katbb welcomes Monster Jam to US Bank Stadium, coming
Speaker 3: up this weekend. You guys, you can sign up to
Speaker 3: win free tickets on the contest page KDWB dot com.
Speaker 3: And I think it's slash contest And it's kind of
Speaker 3: like a little hidden corner of the website where a
Speaker 3: lot of people don't go to and so a lot
Speaker 3: of people who go there sign up and they're like,
Speaker 3: oh my god, I won. Well it's because nobody else
Speaker 3: went there, So go sign up for Monster Jam tickets
Speaker 3: coming to US Bank Stadium Friday seventh and eight. So
Speaker 3: I'm gonna guess that's Friday and Saturday. Sound like there's
Speaker 3: a major concert announcement that's coming up at nine o'clock
Speaker 3: this morning, but I already know who it is. Do
Speaker 3: we have to wait until nine o'clock to admit the
Speaker 3: dumb thing is?
Speaker 4: You can find out by going online.
Speaker 3: I saw an ad for it on Instagram last night,
Speaker 3: but we're prohibited from talking about it till nine o'clock.
Speaker 7: We got a big highlighted thing that said embargoed until.
Speaker 2: Nine am CSC Monday morning.
Speaker 8: That means hush your mouth, David.
Speaker 2: David's now he's looking it up right now. He's gonna
Speaker 2: tweet it out or x it out. I don't know
Speaker 2: how you do.
Speaker 8: They're not really being hush hush about it, though.
Speaker 5: I also saw something else that a lot of people
Speaker 5: could have seen.
Speaker 8: What it kind of gave it away.
Speaker 2: No, they're not. And if you watched the Grammys last night.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's I was gonna say it.
Speaker 2: But okay, now whatever, we're a half hour away from it, and.
Speaker 5: It's nine o'clock in the East Coast.
Speaker 2: It's ten am.
Speaker 4: I'm just I'm just okay.
Speaker 3: Well, I did click on the ticket master page for
Speaker 3: this artist and they are not for sale yet cash
Speaker 3: so they don't go on sale until next week.
Speaker 4: But we'll tell you who it is.
Speaker 8: Yes, from the Dead the Grand Rose.
Speaker 3: All right, we'll be back in a second on KTWB
Speaker 3: with you can't make this tough up and we'll do
Speaker 3: that in a minute. Stay here from two three four,
Speaker 3: number number one radio station for servers, teachers and nurses.
Speaker 4: That is us.
Speaker 3: There has been well researched in docments, flirt and school
Speaker 3: counselor a happy school counselor a week two. So there's
Speaker 3: a restaurant server on TikTok going viral for telling a
Speaker 3: story about how this guy demanded that she cut his
Speaker 3: burger in half. He said he'd even tip or more,
Speaker 3: so she gave in, and he gave her an extra
Speaker 3: three dollars. I don't really know why this is a story,
Speaker 3: but I guess it's a story. So here is the story.
Speaker 8: So yesterday at work.
Speaker 10: I had this guy ask me if we could cut
Speaker 10: his burger in half. And I was like, oh, we
Speaker 10: don't do that here, Like I can give you a
Speaker 10: knife and you can cut the burger in half yourself.
Speaker 8: And he was like, no, I need you to cut
Speaker 8: my burger.
Speaker 10: And I was like, I mean like, if i'm here, like,
Speaker 10: if you really need me to cut your burger, I
Speaker 10: guess I can cut it for you. And he's like,
Speaker 10: I'll give you extra if you cut it for me.
Speaker 10: I was working in the kitchen still, and so I
Speaker 10: was still there and his food comes up. He's like,
Speaker 10: it's that my burger And I was like, yeah, that
Speaker 10: is your burger.
Speaker 8: Are you gonna cut it?
Speaker 10: So I literally put on gloves cut the burger one second,
Speaker 10: and then he goes, see was that so hard?
Speaker 8: Bless your heart? He gave me three dollars. Bless you're
Speaker 8: a freaking heart, you freaking loser.
Speaker 4: Wow, go cut your own burger? Why do you? And
Speaker 4: well here's I never cut my burger in half. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's also a weird thing.
Speaker 3: I want to I want to hold the whole big thing,
Speaker 3: like the grease is going everywhere.
Speaker 7: It's a little bit easier to contain the condiments and
Speaker 7: everything on it. I feel like when it's cutting half.
Speaker 4: I like it slappy, you know, I like it slappy.
Speaker 3: I like to take the back into the burger and
Speaker 3: lick ketchup in the mustard and the things off the
Speaker 3: back end of the burger before it drips onto my lap.
Speaker 4: Look at the back, look in the back.
Speaker 7: Revolutionize the idea, or maybe you just read it from
Speaker 7: some story from a study, probably right. You flip a
Speaker 7: burger over because it's been sitting on the bottom bone
Speaker 7: and getting all greasy and falling apart, and then you
Speaker 7: flip it over and it's not as greased.
Speaker 2: Up, and then it stays together.
Speaker 3: I read that too, because all the condiments are on
Speaker 3: the top the surface of the burger. Your taste buds
Speaker 3: are on the bottom side. Your taste buds are going, hey, hey,
Speaker 3: we're down here, and the burger's like, yeah, well we're
Speaker 3: up here. We got all the delicious stuff up here,
Speaker 3: and you never even taste it. Flip that burger over
Speaker 3: and then you're going to taste the condiments as they
Speaker 3: go down your throat.
Speaker 8: That sounds dumb to me.
Speaker 7: It's all in your mouth to grease if the meat
Speaker 7: gets too like greasy on the bottom. Butttom, things start
Speaker 7: falling apart in here, so it's a nicer one that
Speaker 7: thick top everything.
Speaker 8: Okay, all the way that you're phrasing it makes sense
Speaker 8: to this day.
Speaker 2: Phrased it.
Speaker 8: I had no idea what the heck you were talking about.
Speaker 8: All the flavors are on the top.
Speaker 4: There, on the top of the burger. Picture it.
Speaker 8: It's all in your mouth, though, So the flavors just
Speaker 8: all in your I.
Speaker 4: Don't I don't really, you know.
Speaker 8: I went to audio.
Speaker 4: What don't you.
Speaker 3: I went to Victoria Burrow with the girls a little
Speaker 3: the littles as we you know, people call them the littles.
Speaker 3: It we and I got the Patty melt and it
Speaker 3: was sloppy and cheesy and delicious and greasy, and it
Speaker 3: had the Thousand Island dressing. It was a thousand Islands
Speaker 3: good I think. I thought, Oh, it was so sloppy,
Speaker 3: Grease running down my arms, grease up and down the
Speaker 3: front of my shirt.
Speaker 8: Bailey, and he brought me food today. What what you
Speaker 8: bring me?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 3: I made in the crock pot. I made chicken enchilada
Speaker 3: castle role in the crockpot yesterday. It was so good,
Speaker 3: So Bailey, it is a scavenger. And I could bring
Speaker 3: in like an old shingle with some poop on it
Speaker 3: and be like, Bailey, look I made this for you.
Speaker 4: She's like, oh that looked. That's delicious crust.
Speaker 7: I feel like I saw a Bailey and bird form
Speaker 7: when I was at this all inclusive for Tina's wedding,
Speaker 7: because it's kind of like open air area where the
Speaker 7: buffet is, and there's all these little blackbirds rolling around
Speaker 7: and they were just dodging at me, and I was like, ah,
Speaker 7: fearing for my life coming up to.
Speaker 4: Your table to be careful.
Speaker 2: That's exactly what it was.
Speaker 7: I'd be sitting, there'd be a chair next to me,
Speaker 7: and one would just like perch on the top of
Speaker 7: the chair just looking at my food, and I'm like,
Speaker 7: I'm eating all of this, okay, and then I'm going
Speaker 7: to get.
Speaker 2: Three more plays.
Speaker 3: The worst you ever had a bird actually steal your
Speaker 3: food off your plate? Yes, that's the worst. It's like
Speaker 3: you're sitting somewhere in an outdoor restaurant and a bird
Speaker 3: is so bold they'll come up and like take the
Speaker 3: top of your sandwich, would fly away with it.
Speaker 8: I would do if I was a bird. You don't
Speaker 8: know me.
Speaker 5: I'm not a fan of a outdoor like patios for
Speaker 5: reasons like that, and because last or maybe two years ago,
Speaker 5: I got stung by a bee and I was the
Speaker 5: most drama queen.
Speaker 4: Drama queen you checks out.
Speaker 3: I'm sure I've been stung, all right. It's kdbub that
Speaker 3: that bit that has brought you by the Leo Agency,
Speaker 3: So thanks you guys. This guy performed on the Grammy
Speaker 3: Awards last night and he had a little bit of
Speaker 3: a technical foul up.
Speaker 4: It wasn't his fault. Alex Warren will tell you about it.
Speaker 4: On the dirt.
Speaker 7: They say they're getting ready to reboot now it's Dave's
Speaker 7: Dirt on kd w B.
Speaker 3: I do have some stuff from TV that I watched
Speaker 3: over the weekend that I highly recommend. We'll get to
Speaker 3: that later, but first, the top of the dirt is
Speaker 3: the Grammy Awards from last night. I watched the first
Speaker 3: couple of hours Sabreena Carpenter open with Manchild with a
Speaker 3: very cool set, and then I saw I totally missed
Speaker 3: that one. Yeah, I was Berne for a walk because
Speaker 3: it was warm enough yesterday I took Bernie for a walk.
Speaker 4: I missed the first fiveish minister sure.
Speaker 7: You know, and Rose performed Opta and it was actually
Speaker 7: really really good too, and I was confused because I
Speaker 7: thought he was performing his new song.
Speaker 2: So then I was like disappointed when that got done.
Speaker 7: And then they went on to Sabrina Carpent or two,
Speaker 7: but I was in the middle of making dinner and
Speaker 7: I was like, I have to stop, I must wash
Speaker 7: but he didn't do it. Later he did, right, but
Speaker 7: I was disappointed at first.
Speaker 3: So we just played Alex Warren a minute ago. So
Speaker 3: they did a really cool montage of all of the
Speaker 3: best new artists, which was whoever came with that idea
Speaker 3: needs a raise because that was really cool. Because what
Speaker 3: do we really want to see on the Grammy Awards.
Speaker 3: Do we want to see artists speeches?
Speaker 4: No? Not really.
Speaker 3: Do we want to find out who won? Yeah, we do,
Speaker 3: but we want to see performances. And so they had
Speaker 3: all but five, six, seven of the Best New Artist Awards.
Speaker 8: I think it was eight.
Speaker 3: There was a bunch and it was one after the other,
Speaker 3: and I didn't know all of them. I knew Kats,
Speaker 3: I knew Alex Warren, I knew Somber, I knew Olivia
Speaker 3: Dean a couple of other ones, and Olivia Dean won
Speaker 3: for Best New Artists.
Speaker 6: I just want to say that an artist is really
Speaker 6: nothing without their team.
Speaker 8: Emily, my best friend, my manager. We've been doing this
Speaker 8: for ten years.
Speaker 6: So this is for you too, and my family, and
Speaker 6: I guess I want to say I'm up here as
Speaker 6: a granddaughter of an immigrant, I wouldn't be here. I'm yeah,
Speaker 6: I'm a product of bravery, and I think those people
Speaker 6: deserve to be celebrated.
Speaker 7: Lauren Hill and Whycliffe Sean is a Sean or Sean
Speaker 7: my bad? So they performed together during a lot of
Speaker 7: the in memoriam stuff, but here they broke out the
Speaker 7: Fuji's version of killing Me Softly with good singing my.
Speaker 11: Life with this work, killing me with his song, killing
Speaker 11: me up self with his song, tell him.
Speaker 8: My whole life with his work, killing sold this song.
Speaker 11: You're right, you know we got through the food two person.
Speaker 4: This was so good.
Speaker 2: And then everyone that had been singing before I started
Speaker 2: this chiming in, Hey, what sign out.
Speaker 10: Time?
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: We mentioned earlier that a lot of people don't know
Speaker 3: that Killing Me Softly was His song was not originally
Speaker 3: done by the Fuji's in nineteen ninety three. It was ROBERTA.
Speaker 3: Flack in like nineteen sixty eight or something like that.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 9: This might have been the first year of the Grammys
Speaker 9: where they split country album with Contemporary and Traditional. So
Speaker 9: contemporary Country album winner was Jelly Roll and I have
Speaker 9: audio of him thanking radio and Jesus number five.
Speaker 11: All I had was a Bible this big in a
Speaker 11: radio the same size, and a six by eight foot
Speaker 11: sale And I believe that those two things could change
Speaker 11: my life. I believe that music had the power to
Speaker 11: change my life, and God had the power to change
Speaker 11: my life. And I want to tell y'all right now,
Speaker 11: Jesus is for everybody. Jesus is not owned by one
Speaker 11: political party. Jesus is not owned by no music label.
Speaker 11: Jesus is Jesus, and anybody can have a relationship with him.
Speaker 8: I love you, Lord.
Speaker 7: I think he really likes Jesus. I think he's gonna
Speaker 7: own a megachurch sometimes. At some point he's going to
Speaker 7: be like the good version of the Righteous Gemstones on HBO.
Speaker 7: If you've ever watched that show, it's really ridiculous. But
Speaker 7: he is a preacher, which is what I heard. His
Speaker 7: concerts are like too nice.
Speaker 5: Alex Warren had a club last night, so whenever artists
Speaker 5: go perform on stage, they had like an in ear
Speaker 5: piece so that way they can hear the track and
Speaker 5: a metronome to keep time. But I guess he couldn't
Speaker 5: hear through his So this isn't actually the Grammy's audio.
Speaker 5: I can't find it anywhere, but he posted and said,
Speaker 5: when you're performing at the Grammys and this is all
Speaker 5: you can hear in your ears twice but he uncovered
Speaker 5: from it very well, and people were like, despite that happening,
Speaker 5: because it wasn't his fault, but they were also like,
Speaker 5: he's still saying his heart out.
Speaker 7: The moment he started walking, I saw him go. So
Speaker 7: there's a little piece that is hooked to his back belt.
Speaker 7: I saw him reach by in his back and start
Speaker 7: trying to mess with something. Then he started messing with
Speaker 7: the inn ear piece, and I felt so bad for
Speaker 7: him because the only time I've ever experienced that was
Speaker 7: I helped entering a host at the Timberwolves before, and
Speaker 7: you wear in ears for that, so you hear yourself talking,
Speaker 7: but then you hear the echo of yourself talking. And
Speaker 7: at one point the person who's in my ears telling
Speaker 7: me what add to say next, he told me the
Speaker 7: wrong one, and then I got in my head and
Speaker 7: I didn't know which one I.
Speaker 2: Was supposed to be saying.
Speaker 7: So then I'm hearing myself talk, but I'm thinking, and
Speaker 7: then I have this guy in my ear, and it
Speaker 7: was a whole mess of a thing. Because in radio,
Speaker 7: we hear ourselves live as it's happening in our headphones.
Speaker 7: It's just very different as a performer, So if you
Speaker 7: can't hear yourself in your ears, you are super confused.
Speaker 5: And as a performer, you hear MOLTI, well, do you
Speaker 5: hear the track? You hear a metronome, you might hear
Speaker 5: somebody trying to que you in the back, you hear yourself.
Speaker 5: So with so many things at once, but he did
Speaker 5: it well. He recovered well.
Speaker 3: During the in memoriam segment last night, we mentioned a
Speaker 3: little while ago that they did ROBERTA Flack. Here's some
Speaker 3: of the other ones that got a little tribute last night.
Speaker 3: Ozzy Osbourne died last year, DiAngelo, Brian Wilson from The
Speaker 3: Beach Boys, Bob Weir from Grateful Dead. Also met Chuck Banngioni,
Speaker 3: who was a big flugel horn player back day, and
Speaker 3: Ace Freely from Kiss. So that was kind of a
Speaker 3: cool in Memoriam segment last night.
Speaker 7: Dave, who's the guy that had the big top hat
Speaker 7: looking thing and then the frizzy hair from one of the.
Speaker 8: Eighties bad Oh God Slash Oh Yeah.
Speaker 2: Because he performed yeah in the in memoriam such.
Speaker 3: Looks, Yeah, I do. Slash looks a little bit stupid.
Speaker 3: He's still been the way he's been serious day. He's
Speaker 3: been wearing the leather top hat and the black sunglasses
Speaker 3: his entire career. Yeah, And it's like, okay, Slash, change
Speaker 3: your look up a little bit, but it's like he
Speaker 3: wouldn't be recognized if he wasn't for the leather top
Speaker 3: hat and the and the black sunglasses so well.
Speaker 5: Also, Parrell also had on a big old for Jimmie Fox.
Speaker 8: A couple of them had on big old hats. But
Speaker 8: here's a post malone.
Speaker 5: Duff mccagan slash and Andrew Watt performing war Pigs and
Speaker 5: tribute to Ozzy Osbourne.
Speaker 9: Got it messing.
Speaker 8: Syris's every magnssing minds you plot Destruction.
Speaker 3: I don't know who Chad Smith or Andrew Watt are,
Speaker 3: but Duff mccagan was in Guns N' Roses.
Speaker 5: Jack Smith is the drummer from a Red Hot Chili
Speaker 5: Pepper that looks like Will Ferrell.
Speaker 3: You would, oh yeah, because they did a really funny
Speaker 3: They did a really funny thing on Jimmy Fallon one
Speaker 3: time where they had them both playing the drums and
Speaker 3: they looked so much alike that it was like, okay,
Speaker 3: good bit, good bit.
Speaker 7: All right, We're gonna move on from Grammy's Gossip to
Speaker 7: Belahadide gossip. Apparently Adam Benuelos or ad In Beneldelos Adon
Speaker 7: whatever it is, they may have had some second thoughts
Speaker 7: about splitting because People magazine had confirmed the breakup just
Speaker 7: last week, but then they were videoed together Friday night
Speaker 7: dancing out at Texas bar. A witness had reported that
Speaker 7: Bella and Adn were holding hands in smooching, but hours
Speaker 7: later police arrested him early Saturday morning for public intoxification
Speaker 7: and toxication. He posted a three hundred and eighty six
Speaker 7: dollars bond and was freed from the jail. But another
Speaker 7: reminder that breaking up is hard and complicated, So when
Speaker 7: you get drunk and you call your ex, no that
Speaker 7: Belahadid has done it too.
Speaker 9: There's been an increase in NHL hockey ticket sales and
Speaker 9: the ticketing platform Seepeeke thinks that it's all thanks to
Speaker 9: the queer romance Heated Rivalry on hhb oh. The site
Speaker 9: analyzed three different week long pero it's during the season
Speaker 9: so far and compared it with the same time last year,
Speaker 9: and ticket sales now are up twenty four percent since
Speaker 9: the first episode of Heated Rivalry aired on HBO. And
Speaker 9: they also think that there is an increase in average
Speaker 9: ticket price from one hundred and twenty seven dollars to
Speaker 9: one hundred and forty two dollars and an increase in
Speaker 9: first time purchasers and solo ticket sales, all thanks to
Speaker 9: a gay hockey love story, which I'm here for because honestly,
Speaker 9: I've seen my first two hockey games of my life
Speaker 9: this year and watch after watching heated Rivalry, and then
Speaker 9: it's more fun because you get to watch it and
Speaker 9: you'll be like.
Speaker 8: I wonder which ones are in love with each other?
Speaker 9: Maybe that one or that one just makes it work
Speaker 9: exciting to watch.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've been talking about this show for a couple
Speaker 5: of weeks and day you finally watched it His and
Speaker 5: Hers over the weekend, David, would you think without spoiling anything,
Speaker 5: because there's like a big plot twist the end, so.
Speaker 4: Let me just say, didn't see it coming.
Speaker 8: Yeah, something.
Speaker 3: They did a really good job because when you watch
Speaker 3: a show like that, you go, oh bet it's that person,
Speaker 3: Oh bet it's that person, And they did such a
Speaker 3: good job of disguising. And that's really all I'm gonna say.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it was really good. It took a little
Speaker 3: while to get interested in it, but His and Hers
Speaker 3: was really good.
Speaker 5: Somebody texted us not too long ago and said that
Speaker 5: they were confused throughout. That's all kind of how I
Speaker 5: felt too. But when you watched it at the end
Speaker 5: and it was like, oh, okay, this was.
Speaker 8: Good, that's exactly how I felt.
Speaker 3: Yeah, really really good. Just oh, I want to talk
Speaker 3: about it, but I can't do it. A couple of
Speaker 3: other shows that I watched this weekend. I saw Send
Speaker 3: Help at the theater on Friday night, and I thought
Speaker 3: it was going to be like a thriller, and it
Speaker 3: is a thriller, but it also just kind of changes
Speaker 3: lanes into a comedy because there were laugh out loud
Speaker 3: moments in this where horrific things were happening, like during
Speaker 3: the plane crash.
Speaker 4: Here's it.
Speaker 3: Not a spoiler, but you'll see this. There's no spoiler
Speaker 3: about it at all. One of the guys is dangling
Speaker 3: outside of the plane that's about to crash and his
Speaker 3: face is banging against the window repeatedly, and he's bloodied
Speaker 3: and he's banging against the window and it's so over
Speaker 3: the top, overdone that they play it for laugh sure,
Speaker 3: So you would.
Speaker 8: Call it like campy. It's like a campy horror movie.
Speaker 3: It is a camp it's very good, Bailey, very campy
Speaker 3: horror movie. And then it's like what huh? But the
Speaker 3: ending was like oh, So I walked out of their
Speaker 3: saying to Susan, my wife, I'm like, I liked it,
Speaker 3: but that was the weirdest movie I've seen a long time.
Speaker 3: Then we sent it finished His and Hers. Then we
Speaker 3: stumbled across this on Saturday as I was looking for
Speaker 3: something to watch. It's called Miracle the Boys of nineteen eighty.
Speaker 3: And I'm not a big hockey fan, but everybody knows
Speaker 3: about the Miracle on Ice team of nineteen eighty when
Speaker 3: al Michaels goes.
Speaker 4: Do you believe in miracles?
Speaker 3: Yes, when we beat the Russians in hockey and they
Speaker 3: have the guys there's I think everybody on that team
Speaker 3: except a few people are still around. And they had
Speaker 3: all the guys on the hockey team talk about their
Speaker 3: experiences and what it was like.
Speaker 4: And it was so good.
Speaker 3: So if you like hockey, and even if you're not
Speaker 3: crazy about hockey, I highly recommend Miracle the Boys of
Speaker 3: nineteen eighty.
Speaker 4: It's on Netflix.
Speaker 3: And then the Elizabeth Short documentary, which was her telling
Speaker 3: her story about when she was abducted at fourteen years
Speaker 3: old from her bedroom in Salt Lake City.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you didn't really go a lot of places this weekend, then, huh.
Speaker 3: We went to No We went to Thanks for Asking Theater,
Speaker 3: We went to the movie theater, and we went to
Speaker 3: Victoria Burrow and we went to a restaurant in Victoria,
Speaker 3: right next to the theater. And I'm going to tell
Speaker 3: you the name of it because they were really, really good.
Speaker 3: You want to hear the name of it, please? They
Speaker 3: give me a second. How I deleted it.
Speaker 2: About Victoria, so you're gonna have to teach.
Speaker 3: It's an Italian restaurant. It doesn't matter. I wish I
Speaker 3: could remember the name of it. But I'm sitting there
Speaker 3: at the bar because usually we eat at the bar,
Speaker 3: and I'm sitting there talking to Susan about something. Somebody
Speaker 3: comes up behind me, puts their arms on my shoulders
Speaker 3: and I tried to turn around, and they turned the
Speaker 3: other way so I couldn't see him, and I tried
Speaker 3: to turn this way, and I'm like, this is pissing
Speaker 3: me off because I don't think that's a funny bit.
Speaker 4: But it was Zach Dillon.
Speaker 6: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: I was like, I really hope with someone, you.
Speaker 3: Know, he could get away with it if somebody that
Speaker 3: I didn't know ever did that. I would not think
Speaker 3: that's funny, because it's like, you know what, here, I
Speaker 3: am a night with my wife at the bar. Don't
Speaker 3: come up and bother me. Can I ask a quick question?
Speaker 3: Zach Dylan love the guy? He got away with it?
Speaker 3: What quick question about your weekend?
Speaker 5: You were bitching about having to take Susan to the
Speaker 5: airport early Saturday morning?
Speaker 4: Didn't go? Okay? Yeah, I didn't go.
Speaker 3: I was annoyed because Susan's scheduled on the eight o'clock
Speaker 3: flight on Saturday morning, and I didn't want to take
Speaker 3: her to the airport because that's my day to sleep in.
Speaker 3: It turned out she didn't go because storms and everything,
Speaker 3: and Allison didn't feel good.
Speaker 2: So where were they going to?
Speaker 3: Got Chattanooga? I think Knoxville somewhere.
Speaker 8: You've had a really exciting weekend, this super excited.
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 3: That is the dirt on akd WB. We're coming back
Speaker 3: in a second. We got the big concert announcement coming
Speaker 3: up in about three minutes or so, and that'll be
Speaker 3: coming up next. Who's coming and who's got the tickets?
Speaker 3: We do, we'll tell you who it is.