Speaker 1: Hey, fan, welcome some great shows to Mystic Lake Amphitheater.
Speaker 1: Five Figure Death Punch will be there August eighteenth. Motley
Speaker 1: Crew will be there on August twenty First Player on
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Speaker 2: All right, welcome back to the Power to A Morning to Show.
Speaker 2: The room is starting to fill up. Ben Lieber is
Speaker 2: now here.
Speaker 3: Hi, Ben, good morning, Hey, good morning guys, good to
Speaker 3: see us morning. This is a little over an hour
Speaker 3: from now.
Speaker 4: Michael Jammusman the Third, Ben Liber Ben Leber, Michael J. Musman,
Speaker 4: the Third.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're not talking right now. No, no, oh, this
Speaker 3: is game fa Yeah, yeah, this is this is mental intimidation.
Speaker 3: You didn't psychology.
Speaker 4: You didn't look at Max when you walk past him either.
Speaker 3: Oh no, we haven't talked to him. No, Hi to Max.
Speaker 3: I actually broke Muss's glasses just to like really become
Speaker 3: the bully on the playground. Yeah, big hug, and it
Speaker 3: was too much. Big hug, break glass, brilliant.
Speaker 2: Ben Lever, Scott Taylor, Scott, Mike Mussman, Scott Taylor, Scott Taylor,
Speaker 2: Mike Mussman.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'll have to hit the on button. There we go.
Speaker 4: There you Scott, how are you?
Speaker 5: Oh, this is my first time here. I don't know
Speaker 5: all this fancy stuff. It's not that fancy, see it.
Speaker 5: It's great to be here.
Speaker 3: Good to see it, great to be here.
Speaker 2: We have you on about once a year to promote
Speaker 2: Abby's hope, and it sounds like it's right around the corner.
Speaker 3: Well we are.
Speaker 5: This is a really, really busy summer for us. We've
Speaker 5: got a lot going on. You know, this summer has
Speaker 5: been kind of weird. We've had more drownings this year.
Speaker 5: With all the heat, people are heading to the water,
Speaker 5: and you know, there's been some recent tragedies, as you've
Speaker 5: all covered on the news and talked about. Probably, but
Speaker 5: I don't I don't want to talk about too much
Speaker 5: of the negative side of it and you know, keep
Speaker 5: people from going to the water.
Speaker 3: I want to talk positively.
Speaker 5: You know, there's so many things out there that you
Speaker 5: can do to prevent drowning, uh, you know, starting with lessons,
Speaker 5: starting with basic waters safety. But one of the main
Speaker 5: things is supervision. And I think that you know, we
Speaker 5: go to the pool, or we go to the beach.
Speaker 5: We expect that the lifeguard is going to just take
Speaker 5: care of our kids. And the lifeguards should be the
Speaker 5: last line of defense. It should be parents and caregivers
Speaker 5: and you know, grandparents, nannies and whatnot. Need to have
Speaker 5: active supervision. Put the phone away, just watch your kids.
Speaker 5: Make sure you know, never go swimming alone. Always make
Speaker 5: sure you get a buddy. That kind of stuff. We
Speaker 5: want people to enjoy it. I mean, I spend a
Speaker 5: lot of time at the pool. My kids all grew
Speaker 5: up swimming. We got three lifeguards in the family. You know,
Speaker 5: it's just part of our DNA and every time we
Speaker 5: read about somebody who you know, as a boating accident
Speaker 5: and wasn't wearing a life jacket, it freaks us out
Speaker 5: because it's very preventable. So we got July twenty fifth.
Speaker 5: This is new for me. It's the World Drowning Prevention Day.
Speaker 5: This is across the country and a lot of big
Speaker 5: cities are doing They're going to light the landmarks blue.
Speaker 5: So here in Minneapolis, I think the I thirty five Bridge,
Speaker 5: the Capella Tower, and US Bank are all going to
Speaker 5: like the blue. And it's just a way of recognizing,
Speaker 5: you know, drowning prevention, but also just putting it, you know,
Speaker 5: right in the front of your head so that you're
Speaker 5: thinking about it whenever you go to the lake and whatnot.
Speaker 5: So that's one thing that's coming up.
Speaker 6: You're bit of your one hundred percent correct, Scott. I
Speaker 6: never thought of it that the lifeguard is the last
Speaker 6: line of defense, like you have all these especially like
Speaker 6: now that Louis is out and about at pools, like
Speaker 6: you know, he fell in like it's a foot and
Speaker 6: a half foot pool, but like my wife casually got in,
Speaker 6: picked him up and sticks in him back up. But
Speaker 6: like the lifeguard being the last line of hope is
Speaker 6: a big thing I never thought of.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And and I was so happy to see you
Speaker 5: in the pool with Louis. Not necessarily you in the
Speaker 5: pool a man. Yeah, that was a little shocking.
Speaker 3: We get to the.
Speaker 5: Deep end quicker than I, but it was it was
Speaker 5: good to see you getting some basic water safety.
Speaker 3: Yeah, lessons for Louis.
Speaker 5: The most important thing is to be able to teach
Speaker 5: your toddle or just to flip over yep, and if possible,
Speaker 5: just to float long enough so that somebody can get there.
Speaker 5: The stories the Sheer volume of stories of kids that
Speaker 5: have walked out the sliding glass still were in the
Speaker 5: backyard and just plopped into the pool and no one
Speaker 5: even knows. And it's very quiet right now. There's none
Speaker 5: of the Hollywood you know, screaming and yelling.
Speaker 3: You know, I know a lot of this is focused
Speaker 3: on the kiddos in our lives, but this is actually
Speaker 3: a big deal for adults. Are you surprised by the
Speaker 3: number of adults that don't just have basic water safety
Speaker 3: techniques and have never learned how to swim? I was
Speaker 3: shocked when I first got into this.
Speaker 5: Obviously, this is not something that my wife and I
Speaker 5: ever chose we were going to do, and our daughter
Speaker 5: was heard in a pool a drain issue.
Speaker 3: It wasn't a drowning.
Speaker 5: But we figured out that this space it's the leading
Speaker 5: cause of death accidental death for kids under the age
Speaker 5: of fourteen. But the sheer number of adults that don't
Speaker 5: know how to swim was shocking to me. A lot
Speaker 5: of it is cultural, and we discovered very early on
Speaker 5: when we were working with the YMCA and other organizations
Speaker 5: to put swimming lessons together provide swimming lessons, and we're
Speaker 5: well over fifty thousand swimming lessons that we've provided with
Speaker 5: our partners. The one thing that we found was that
Speaker 5: their parents had never learned how to swim. And maybe
Speaker 5: they were immigrant parents, maybe they just in their communities,
Speaker 5: you know. I remember a director at the YMCA when
Speaker 5: they were kids were picking swimsuits out of a bonder basket.
Speaker 5: So why are they doing that? Where's their swimsuit? These
Speaker 5: kids don't have swimsuits. If their parents have ten bucks,
Speaker 5: they're not buying a swimsuit. They're buying food, They're buying
Speaker 5: whatever else. So I looked at it the parents and
Speaker 5: the parents were the same way, and their grandparents never
Speaker 5: learned how to swim. So it's been a something that
Speaker 5: was very eye opening to me. I will tell you
Speaker 5: that one of our life jacket giveaways we had given away,
Speaker 5: we had fit some kids, the youngest kids in a family,
Speaker 5: an immigrant family from India, I believe, and we fit
Speaker 5: the kids with life jackets, and then one of the
Speaker 5: older siblings said, you know, can I get one? And
Speaker 5: then dad said, you know, can I get one? Before
Speaker 5: we knew it, we had put twelve people, including grandma
Speaker 5: and grandpa, into life jackets and we got a picture
Speaker 5: from them later that summer. It was the first time
Speaker 5: they had gone to a cabin and everybody got to
Speaker 5: enjoy the lake because no one knew how to swim.
Speaker 5: And unfortunately there's stories of one family member going in
Speaker 5: after the other and you know, drowning. There's I can't
Speaker 5: remember that, I may have this wrong, but it was
Speaker 5: like the Mississippi five or something, where five members of
Speaker 5: a family kept going in to try and rescue somebody
Speaker 5: and before you knew it, there.
Speaker 3: Were five people at the bottom of the league. Wow.
Speaker 5: So you know, And again I may have the details
Speaker 5: of that wrong, but that gives you an example. So yes,
Speaker 5: and there are pros out there. There are organizations that
Speaker 5: teach people how to swim, adults too. And you don't
Speaker 5: have to become an Olympic swimmer. You have to become
Speaker 5: you know, be able to right yourself. But also when
Speaker 5: you're on a boat, put a life jacket on. You know,
Speaker 5: it doesn't matter if you're a Olympic swimmer at that
Speaker 5: point if you get into an accident, most recently that
Speaker 5: one on Lake Pepin. There were people there and knew
Speaker 5: how to swim. Unfortunately they got into an accident. They
Speaker 5: hit their head whatnot. They go under, they don't come
Speaker 5: back up. So it's been an interesting learning curve for us,
Speaker 5: and we're just promoting it. We now have a new
Speaker 5: thing called a life a jacket loaner station. We've built
Speaker 5: these loaner stations. They're amazing. They're almost like miniature sheds
Speaker 5: that go into these that will go into these parks,
Speaker 5: and we're going to give away life jackets. We're just
Speaker 5: gonna put them there and we're going to say, if
Speaker 5: you're here at the beach and you're here at the lake,
Speaker 5: take a life jacket. If you don't have one, you know,
Speaker 5: wear it and then bring it back.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like those mini libraries that people put up.
Speaker 3: You just take a book, leave a book. That whole bit.
Speaker 5: That's exactly what the initial thought was. And we didn't
Speaker 5: invent this. Somebody else has done this. This is something
Speaker 5: that's happened around the country and that's something in this space,
Speaker 5: this water safety space is if somebody comes up with
Speaker 5: a good idea, we're like, take it, run with it,
Speaker 5: just make it your own. And so yeah, we've got
Speaker 5: five of them ready to go. We've run into a
Speaker 5: little bureaucratic issue with some of the parks and whatnot.
Speaker 5: So we're working on getting those things installed, but they're
Speaker 5: ready to go. And I would say, anybody out there
Speaker 5: who is you know, a county, state park, beaches, whatnot.
Speaker 5: You want to you want to life jacket Loner station,
Speaker 5: reach out to us at abbysop dot org and we'll
Speaker 5: see if we can. You know, we'll bring it to
Speaker 5: you and then all you got to do is install
Speaker 5: it and mount it. It's great, you know, we're really
Speaker 5: excited about it. I got one last thing I want
Speaker 5: to I want.
Speaker 3: To talk about.
Speaker 5: There's another friend of ours who is lost to son, Jasper,
Speaker 5: and he is doing something called the wave Maker Tour,
Speaker 5: and he is going to thirty ballparks, major League ballparks
Speaker 5: in thirty days and he wants to raise six hundred
Speaker 5: and sixty seven thousand dollars for his charity. And that's
Speaker 5: the number of days that his son was alive. So
Speaker 5: he wants to raise money and he's touring the country
Speaker 5: going to ballparks. I just got to look at his itinerary.
Speaker 5: If he misses one flight, if there's a weather delay,
Speaker 5: he could be in trouble. But he's going to be
Speaker 5: here in Minneapolis at the Twins game on Friday. He's
Speaker 5: actually staying with us and he's hitting every single ballpark.
Speaker 5: I just watched a video this morning. He was in
Speaker 5: Oakland and he's going to Denver I think tomorrow. I mean,
Speaker 5: he's literally crossing the country. It's pretty exciting. So if
Speaker 5: you're down at the Twins stadium on Friday, give the
Speaker 5: guy a cheer, make a donation to his charity, and
Speaker 5: let's continue to promote water safety here in July and
Speaker 5: keep kids and adults safe.
Speaker 4: Scott, you're the best man. Yeah, I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Again. If anybody wants to reach out to you, where
Speaker 3: do they actually.
Speaker 5: Www dot Abby's hoope dot org A B B E
Speaker 5: Y S h O p E dot org. And we
Speaker 5: would be happy to talk to you and share information.
Speaker 5: If you want a loner station, we can certainly do
Speaker 5: that as well. We can talk about that. We're excited.
Speaker 5: It's a busy summer. My wife is uh, well, Ben's
Speaker 5: a saint.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, for a number of reasons. I understand she's a
Speaker 5: she's an amazing woman. She's really taking this thing on
Speaker 5: and and uh and she's you know, never had to
Speaker 5: work with the government really on stuff, and it's just
Speaker 5: this permitting and I mean it's so much.
Speaker 3: You think it would just be easy, like here it is.
Speaker 5: All you gotta do is mount it to the ground,
Speaker 5: and it's just it's tough and dealing with all the
Speaker 5: rules and regulations.
Speaker 3: It's but it's exciting at the same time. Yeah, it
Speaker 3: was surprising when you said that with this the life
Speaker 3: jack at Inner Station, that you would run into bureaucratic
Speaker 3: issues like why right, you know, we're trying to do
Speaker 3: something really good and it's easy, and you guys don't
Speaker 3: do anything other than to say, like, yes, put the
Speaker 3: station here, put it right there, put it right tell
Speaker 3: us what the dig the post? Yeah exactly.
Speaker 5: I mean they're they're done, they're they're painted there, and
Speaker 5: they weighed like twelve hundred pounds. I mean these things
Speaker 5: are literally designed to like withstand the tornado. And we've
Speaker 5: had a couple of really good builders around town that
Speaker 5: have helped us out with it. It's pretty exciting. I'm
Speaker 5: excited to see the first one go in. I'm not
Speaker 5: exactly sure how we're going to move it from his
Speaker 5: shop to.
Speaker 3: We haven't worked out the details on the truck.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Greenway can lift up.
Speaker 3: The hatch, throw in the back.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we'll put it back in the Honda, all right.
Speaker 2: So Abbyshope dot Org information. Yeah, Scott's the best. Hey,
Speaker 2: thank you. I'm also one last thing I noticed. I
Speaker 2: didn't get invited to the you know, the invitational.
Speaker 3: Here you weigh in.
Speaker 5: Well, well that's fair, that's fair. But I know now,
Speaker 5: I know why because these guys they'd be scared. I mean, oh,
Speaker 5: you can see the fear in their eyes.
Speaker 3: I walked in. He's like, oh is he playing? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I don't think you want me to break your glasses.
Speaker 3: All right, all right, saw Zacha.
Speaker 4: Let's do the news because it's sponsored.
Speaker 2: There's things going on, and then we'll can do sports
Speaker 2: when we get back with Saucy.
Speaker 1: This is Cafe in News with Chris Hockey, presented by
Speaker 1: the Saint Paul Saints. Good morning, Thank you, Saint Paul Saints.
Speaker 1: I'm Zach Calverson in for Chris Hockey. Here is the
Speaker 1: news our top story of the day. Costco has added
Speaker 1: a new item to its food court menu. Here's some
Speaker 1: tasty details from Mark Mayfield.
Speaker 8: The retail giant now offers chicken strips along with its
Speaker 8: other popular food court items. According to Costco, a single
Speaker 8: order includes five large chicken breast strips and a container
Speaker 8: of dipping sauce for six dollars and ninety nine cents.
Speaker 8: Was tested in stores earlier this year, and it's now
Speaker 8: being served at Costco warehouses nationally.
Speaker 2: Mark Mefe, I was gonna say, I've seen them in
Speaker 2: there for months, so I was confused for a second.
Speaker 2: So maybe we were one of the test markets or something,
Speaker 2: because it's they've been in there for a while.
Speaker 1: What does that say about us that we were chicken
Speaker 1: tender testable crowd?
Speaker 3: Have you had them? I have not. No, They're not good.
Speaker 3: Wow what I mean pants, They're not.
Speaker 1: They're not horrible, But I will say the sauce is terrible.
Speaker 1: That comes over it like if if I could get
Speaker 1: like my choice of sauce like ranch or something, it'd
Speaker 1: be different.
Speaker 3: But I had it once and I don't need to
Speaker 3: go back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Team Costco, I love Costco, Costco Whales.
Speaker 4: You just go to raising canes. What are we doing here?
Speaker 6: It's not good also, and it's also six chickens, I know,
Speaker 6: but it's six ninety nine too.
Speaker 3: Like you go to the food court for a good deal.
Speaker 1: Like pizza's like a buck, a hot dogs, a buck,
Speaker 1: the chicken ten there's I know there's five of them.
Speaker 1: That's great, but they're clearly oven baked. And oh, I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: I'm old. Actually I'm like, I like crappy food, I
Speaker 1: really do.
Speaker 3: I like, do you want Gavin to make them? Oh? Yeah,
Speaker 3: they're just not crispy enough.
Speaker 1: They're again, they taste like freezer barn and oven freezer barn,
Speaker 1: freezer burn and oven burn. They're not great growth. Maybe
Speaker 1: they've gotten better. Maybe good great for a buck. Yeah,
Speaker 1: by the way, I would say this, if these were
Speaker 1: two ninety nine, I could, I could see myself more.
Speaker 6: But there's it's seven dollars. Shocked by that pricing. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: I do get that. I'm shocked. It isn't to your point, Zach,
Speaker 6: go like a buck ninety nine right that you can
Speaker 6: get up. You can get a slice of two slices
Speaker 6: of pizza and a soda for like four fifty and I.
Speaker 1: Die Cooke man, that's so good. And by the way,
Speaker 1: I still want to say thank you for switching Costco.
Speaker 1: Best decision you ever made. You're now you're backtrack.
Speaker 5: I'm feeling like the sales department can cut Costco off
Speaker 5: the call list.
Speaker 3: Yeahs.
Speaker 6: For the most part, what is going on the.
Speaker 4: Show is extremely pro Costco.
Speaker 3: Yeah, extremely. I want them to do better when it
Speaker 3: comes to chicken tenders. I don't think that's but.
Speaker 1: You're on the fence. And they got those giant cookies.
Speaker 3: Those are good. Yeah, they got rid of the churros
Speaker 3: and that was a big mistake.
Speaker 6: I mean, I love Costco, but it's not Spoon and Stable.
Speaker 3: I know, I don't like. I wouldn't even like some
Speaker 3: munch of spot Stable face e.
Speaker 2: So when Gavin shows up to play initials, potrip bets
Speaker 2: and power up quotes are going to riot and you're
Speaker 2: going to say to his face, I don't care for
Speaker 2: Spoon and Stable.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not his target audience. In fact, I'm like
Speaker 1: his worst case scenario. Oh, Sundays one and I go
Speaker 1: to that place, I'm gonna be asking for everything. Very
Speaker 1: I mean, you've been there. I've not been there, but
Speaker 1: you've been to that kind of a restaurant, and it's
Speaker 1: I actually didn't go to multiple restaurants this year already
Speaker 1: that I was invited to on trips because I was too.
Speaker 3: Afraid of what I could order.
Speaker 2: Oh, you were too busy eating chicken strips at Costcos
Speaker 2: always the kids men.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just get at But then they still random stuff
Speaker 1: on it. The science have all sorts of different We know.
Speaker 3: You can order it without that stuff, I know, but
Speaker 3: then I feel, No.
Speaker 6: It's your here's what I've learned, it's your experience. You're
Speaker 6: paying for it. You can ask whatever you want and
Speaker 6: don't want on it.
Speaker 2: Just don't send it back. Haven't you seen the bear?
Speaker 2: You can ask for whatever you want. And by the way,
Speaker 2: if you're like, if you're not watching campe dot com
Speaker 2: slash watch right now getting ready for the Initials Invitational
Speaker 2: in an hour, you're like, man, okay really has a
Speaker 2: hot take on Costco chicken strips and he seems very
Speaker 2: passionate about high priced stuff.
Speaker 3: Spoon and stable. Who is this guy?
Speaker 4: What kind of guy is this Zach? What kind of
Speaker 4: hat are you wearing currently?
Speaker 3: Diet Coke die hat my favorite hat.
Speaker 8: I love love the Diet CRK so much that they
Speaker 8: just gave you a hat.
Speaker 3: No, no, but they should have.
Speaker 1: If I had a rewards club for Diet Coke, which
Speaker 1: they used to have back in the day, like Camel cash, Yeah,
Speaker 1: camel cash.
Speaker 3: What this is?
Speaker 4: I just looked around the room. This is such a good.
Speaker 2: Like personification of each one of us. Sauce is wearing
Speaker 2: a San Diego Padres hat. You like sports, right me?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I love.
Speaker 4: Zack's wearing a Diet Coke hat.
Speaker 3: You love Diet Coke? Ben, you have like an American flag?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 2: You like the United States of America? Must you have
Speaker 2: a creeks Bend hat? You like golfing a little bit? Scott,
Speaker 2: I assume that's an Abby's hope at least matches the
Speaker 2: purple on Abby's Hope hat.
Speaker 3: It's not. It's a live lucky head.
Speaker 4: It just looks like, Okay, there you go.
Speaker 3: It matches.
Speaker 4: So it's a color scheme. And my hat is nothing
Speaker 4: because I love nothing.
Speaker 3: Were the first time anybody in front of a mic
Speaker 3: is wearing a hat?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Goodot? Except for MAXO word MAXI, you.
Speaker 4: Didn't hear sprep for initials?
Speaker 3: Man? Max can't wear he's doing? What hat would he be?
Speaker 3: He's got a pick?
Speaker 4: He's got a pick.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's gotta pick. Hey, Rosie, what do uh?
Speaker 1: Scott and Corey's hats have in common?
Speaker 3: They're both black? Geez Rosie not wrong, wrong, Yeah.
Speaker 5: I have also taken a lot of heat about the
Speaker 5: size of competing with sauce on.
Speaker 3: I actually have a bigger, bigger head than you do. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he can't.
Speaker 6: I've worn hats playing golf of them and he can't
Speaker 6: put it on. Yeah yeah, eating a quarter yeah yeah,
Speaker 6: mind not that big yet, Scott.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you've ever been here and had
Speaker 2: this button hit on you, but say your head size again.
Speaker 3: Eight in a quarter.
Speaker 4: That's a huge bit.
Speaker 3: Geez, thank you? How many is it? You wear it better?
Speaker 4: Saar is his?
Speaker 5: Well, so this is the only brand hat that'll fit.
Speaker 5: And I have a hat stretcher at home.
Speaker 3: I'm not.
Speaker 2: Come on.
Speaker 3: Tree, you know the cedar shoe tree. You make one
Speaker 3: in the shape of a hat. It stretches it out.
Speaker 3: If I were to put this hat on you, it
Speaker 3: would come down to your nose. I swear to God it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you do wear it well. You don't look like you
Speaker 3: have a giant melon.
Speaker 2: Well at the way there you go?
Speaker 3: Yeah, your broad shoulders.
Speaker 2: All right, Belinda Jensen, Soon, Alexis huss Soon everybody else
Speaker 2: is already in the building for initials.
Speaker 4: Quarter final number two. Ben Leeber, Michael j.
Speaker 2: Musfin and Maxwell here, Zach Is here, Sausa Walker through
Speaker 2: Sport after this, Scott Taylor, thanks for your time, buddy,
Speaker 2: Power triplening show.
Speaker 4: After this on the Fan, Hey, it's Chris Hockey The
Speaker 4: Power Trip Morning Shows up.
Speaker 1: Kfan welcome some great shows to Treasure Island this year,
Speaker 1: including Gabriel Iglesias that's on July thirty.
Speaker 3: First we can half away from there.
Speaker 1: Joe Bonhamassa in Town August fifteenth, Soop Dog on September fifth,
Speaker 1: Ron White October seventeenth, Shine Down in a month I
Speaker 1: mentioned that as well. Get the complete details and all
Speaker 1: of our upcoming shows on the concert page akfe dot
Speaker 1: com your calendar.
Speaker 2: All right, we're gonna have to continue to shuffle microphones
Speaker 2: over the next forty five minutes because there's six of
Speaker 2: us already here and there's six microphones.
Speaker 4: But Alexus is on our way in, on our way
Speaker 4: in not like right now, but.
Speaker 2: Probably very soon. But until then, Sauce, it's not for sports.
Speaker 6: Sweet man, what Geezzach not you're mad at Costco not.
Speaker 3: Me, wish they did better, chick and covers.
Speaker 4: It's time for a fan five on the Power Trip.
Speaker 6: Ryan Fox won the Open with birdies on seventeen and
Speaker 6: eighteen to get to ten under. He beat Cam Young,
Speaker 6: who was nine under and had finished about two and
Speaker 6: a half.
Speaker 3: Hours prior to Ryan Fox winning.
Speaker 6: He was the only He was the fifth birdie on eighteen.
Speaker 3: On Sunday yesterday, sas you might be excited to hear this,
Speaker 3: this is the most golf I've watched since the Master.
Speaker 3: Can I ask you a question? Yes?
Speaker 6: Does it help because it was early in the morning, Yes, yes,
Speaker 6: it's the best.
Speaker 3: It was over at twelve thirty.
Speaker 6: It was it like when some of these majors, like
Speaker 6: when they have I'm sure I think the US Open
Speaker 6: or one of them next year is at Pebble Beach.
Speaker 6: That'll start at like four East Coast time. The final
Speaker 6: tea time will golf at four, Right, that's late. I
Speaker 6: love that it was over at twelve thirty. I love
Speaker 6: that you could get up in. Half of these guys
Speaker 6: are into their golf and whatever. But it was sweet.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I caught myself thinking like what am I doing?
Speaker 3: Am I am I getting pulled back into this golf
Speaker 3: that world. Because I woke back, I was into it,
Speaker 3: and I think that was the issues I would wake up,
Speaker 3: I just turn it on and it was just in
Speaker 3: the background, and it was mid round, and I didn't
Speaker 3: have to waste a Saturday afternoon watching golf that I
Speaker 3: didn't really care about. But because it was on in
Speaker 3: the morning, I'm like, this is great. The leaders went
Speaker 3: off at eight twenty in the morning. Perfect.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's perfect. Yeah, I loved it. It was next
Speaker 6: year it's at Saint Andrews, so that'll be elait. So yeah,
Speaker 6: I'm glad you watched it. Welcome back.
Speaker 1: It was a good sports viewing day as a whole
Speaker 1: because it kind of led right into the ind of
Speaker 1: the World Cups.
Speaker 3: So it was fun.
Speaker 6: Your Minnesota Twins got run over by the Cubs. Didn't
Speaker 6: watch that, No, I fell asleep at that. They lost
Speaker 6: two out of three, though to your the Cubs. They
Speaker 6: battled the Guardians tonight at five forty Joe Ryan goes
Speaker 6: for your twins.
Speaker 3: It's a big series probably, Yeah, like this just absolute sid.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Spain beat Argentina won nothing to win the World Cup.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we said it earlier, but it was like it
Speaker 2: felt like it was inevitable that Spain was going to
Speaker 2: win because they were just clearly the better team, but
Speaker 2: it got dicey because if it had gone to penalty kicks,
Speaker 2: maybe it.
Speaker 4: Goes the other way. But dramatic late goal. Awesome. Do
Speaker 4: you guys see the game winning goal.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what an unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Header backwards that the pass was spectacular and then that
Speaker 2: dude just absolutely hammers it in after that that sweetheader.
Speaker 2: That was a super cool play. So yeah, at one point,
Speaker 2: I think it was twenty shots to zero.
Speaker 3: Spain was just dominant.
Speaker 2: They had multiple chances plenty, like the goalie for Argentina.
Speaker 3: Kept them in that game. It could have been way worse.
Speaker 3: So the better team won. And Messy he's fun to watch,
Speaker 3: but my goodness, you could just see how he was
Speaker 3: just getting so frustrated. I can't believe he is, what
Speaker 3: forty years old?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it is nuts that, you know, like, if
Speaker 2: you are Lebron James at forty years old, you can
Speaker 2: get the ball, right, if you're a forty year old quarterback,
Speaker 2: you get the ball. But like when you're a soccer player,
Speaker 2: like it's hard to get him the ball sometimes, So
Speaker 2: sometimes it just looks like he's standing there, like, has
Speaker 2: Messi touched the ball in the last ten minutes.
Speaker 4: He probably hasn't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I am a little disappointed and a little shocked
Speaker 3: that the World Cup final could be so lopsided that
Speaker 3: the number one team in the world, Argentina couldn't do
Speaker 3: anything against that Spanish defense.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there were so many awesome, awesome games in the
Speaker 2: World Cup. This one wasn't one of them because it
Speaker 2: felt so lopsize.
Speaker 3: It sort of felt like the game that the US
Speaker 3: got beat on, Like we we couldn't control the ball
Speaker 3: at all, like we could we had zero offensive zone time.
Speaker 3: It was who did we lose to? What ever? Belgium,
Speaker 3: Belian and Belgium it was like us, it was they
Speaker 3: were in our defensive zone of the game. They're like, well,
Speaker 3: this is not even fun to watch. And that's kind
Speaker 3: of how I feel like the final.
Speaker 4: Onesically, just like the Olympics.
Speaker 2: If you don't like soccer, now you don't have to
Speaker 2: care for four years for the men, you can just
Speaker 2: check out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he just watch it's the championship. You know you
Speaker 3: watched it was awesome. Yeah, I got into it. One
Speaker 3: random pass that gets thrown in there, and they could
Speaker 3: all those guys are such good scores, So it didn't
Speaker 3: you knew that at any moment they could tied up
Speaker 3: or like, you know, they could make it a game.
Speaker 3: But in the end it was like, Wow, that was
Speaker 3: dominance by Spain.
Speaker 2: You see the I don't know if you guys watched
Speaker 2: any of it or some of it, but maximum sounds
Speaker 2: like you watched all of it. You see the moment
Speaker 2: where they threw Matt Damon up on the screen and
Speaker 2: the announcer goes, hey, even Brad Pitt's here, and somebody
Speaker 2: in his ear must have been like and he's like, oh,
Speaker 2: I mean that's Matt Damon. Of course that's Matt Damon.
Speaker 2: You can't tell the difference between Brad Pitt and Matt Damon.
Speaker 3: I've messed it up up in the past. Yeah, usually.
Speaker 7: Closes a lot of the commentators during this World Cup
Speaker 7: when they show celebrities on the screen, they've just been
Speaker 7: dead silent because they're like, I don't that's.
Speaker 3: A failure though by the production team, because if they're
Speaker 3: the director and the producers should be telling those guys
Speaker 3: in their ear who they're going to.
Speaker 1: They don't have contact with them. It's a world feed. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: what the feed watching is a produced by FIFA and
Speaker 1: it's a it's fed to Fox. So they don't have
Speaker 1: they don't have uh contact with the director.
Speaker 3: What do you mean they don't they don't have a
Speaker 3: producer in their ears. Not for the world feed.
Speaker 1: They'll have stuff with like if they have features or
Speaker 1: if they've got graphics and stuff that they'll put on
Speaker 1: over it. But when they go to the when they
Speaker 1: go to the celebrity shots, that's all FIFA. That's why
Speaker 1: they were They were showing them by the way way
Speaker 1: too much. I thought there were a couple of times
Speaker 1: it's like there's a throw in, there's an active throwing.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's it's phenomenal that you like, I want
Speaker 1: to watch the soccer match. We all know Dusty Monds
Speaker 1: in the h this is one of those things. How
Speaker 1: does Zach know that?
Speaker 3: But how he does?
Speaker 4: But here's what's watched this nine times.
Speaker 3: Seven forty five.
Speaker 4: It's unbelievable. It's unbelievable. He is like super intelligent about these.
Speaker 1: Crazy fifty nine No, or maybe she's five three fifty.
Speaker 3: I don't care anymore. It's unbelievable.
Speaker 4: We work with the weirdest people.
Speaker 9: How did you come across the informations that I'm a
Speaker 9: I'm a nerd, but hard enough to be a nerd,
Speaker 9: and I'm interested in the most worthless things.
Speaker 3: It's really dumb. I think got useless knowledge.
Speaker 4: And again he's always wanted to be a meteorologist.
Speaker 9: He's he wants a better career, smart enough to be
Speaker 9: a meteorologist.
Speaker 4: Oh but you like chasing tornadoes.
Speaker 3: I like, yeah, I like that. I like.
Speaker 10: I like green screens. I like backyards. You like yeah
Speaker 10: that is well documented? Right like backyards? All right, Melinda
Speaker 10: Jensen is here. Let's take a break. We'll come back.
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Speaker 10: We'll play initials at eight fifteen.
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Speaker 3: That is amazing. Thank you. I'm not appreciated by it
Speaker 3: at all. No. I love the fact that you guys
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Speaker 4: No, yeah, the first time, I had no idea.
Speaker 3: Why would we.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, we're trying to stay humbled, you know.
Speaker 3: And yourself grounded.
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Speaker 2: Nope, we can't all be Belinda Jensen and just dominate
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Speaker 11: It, I get it.
Speaker 3: I get it. Oh, hold on, there we go. Thanks,
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Speaker 11: See I retire. I don't even not hit button?
Speaker 3: No, you got it?
Speaker 11: Going on?
Speaker 4: How are you welcome back?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 11: Thank you? Yeah? Well, happy Monday morning. I know, right, yeah,
Speaker 11: I mean last time did this Friday.
Speaker 3: Friday.
Speaker 11: It's like, you know, you kind of get in the
Speaker 11: groove Monday morning. He's a little rough. I want to say,
Speaker 11: learn went off. I'm like, oh my, and look at this.
Speaker 4: Thank you for having look at this group.
Speaker 3: You got to deal with Muss.
Speaker 11: I know what I did too. I get to see
Speaker 11: Muss and Ben, and I'm of course good friends with Scott,
Speaker 11: so I listened to him on the way in love
Speaker 11: all the things he's doing. Abby's hope.
Speaker 3: So it's great.
Speaker 11: I parked right next to your really cool little yellow
Speaker 11: jeep out there, and I had to pretty much four
Speaker 11: wheel here because, as you were saying a couple of
Speaker 11: weeks ago, you can't get anywhere. Yeah sucks, don't like
Speaker 11: oh you honestly, Cedar like there sure, yeah, there's mountains
Speaker 11: and there's trucks in the way. It was like a Chicaine.
Speaker 11: I came around. I don't even think I was supposed
Speaker 11: to be there.
Speaker 2: No, all these exits are blocked off. There's cones all
Speaker 2: the way up and down three ninety four. You're not
Speaker 2: even quite sure when you do get Like when you
Speaker 2: get off I'm coming three ninety four east right towards
Speaker 2: the cities, when you have to get off on one
Speaker 2: hundred and like do the loop and then come back and.
Speaker 3: Get off on Zenian, Party Place or whatever.
Speaker 2: First, it almost looks like you're not supposed to be
Speaker 2: able to get off because it's not clearly marked enough.
Speaker 4: I'm like, am I is this where I'm supposed to
Speaker 4: be going?
Speaker 3: Shocker that that Minnesota Transportation doesn't doesn't give you a
Speaker 3: heads up on what's going on.
Speaker 6: And if you if you're trying to get off on
Speaker 6: Zenia because it's closed, you can't it for a while,
Speaker 6: funneled you downtown that Chris got stuck last year.
Speaker 4: There was no other way to go, but we made it.
Speaker 11: Yeah, And I'm like, I'm local traffic only that's me.
Speaker 11: I'm coming in here, your local traffic. No, it's all good.
Speaker 3: You found it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, since the last time we talked to you, you
Speaker 2: started a podcast.
Speaker 4: I did, and.
Speaker 11: It's super fun. I'm doing it with my good friend
Speaker 11: Lee Volsvic.
Speaker 3: She's the best.
Speaker 11: You've known each other for thirty years.
Speaker 4: So are they sponsors of the podcast?
Speaker 3: Not?
Speaker 4: Yes, happy?
Speaker 3: Yeah? What if?
Speaker 4: Not just to get her to save Blaze.
Speaker 11: But continal Diamond downstairs.
Speaker 3: Oh there you go.
Speaker 11: Just great and buy the arts and look at you
Speaker 11: getting sponsored.
Speaker 7: It is hard A plus about the whole the sponsorship.
Speaker 11: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Well, it's been new to me.
Speaker 11: This whole thing's new to me. But it's super fun
Speaker 11: and we're having a great time. And uh, there's four
Speaker 11: episodes that are available. We're shooting to this week. I
Speaker 11: think you're a part of it this week.
Speaker 2: Right, you guys are already you're scrape in the bottom
Speaker 2: of the barrel if you're asking me.
Speaker 4: But yeah, no, I'm pumped about it.
Speaker 3: That'll be on Thursday I talk to you.
Speaker 4: So what do you guys? What do you guys talk about?
Speaker 2: What's the Is it just twin cities culture and no
Speaker 2: hip hop?
Speaker 11: None of those things. It's called weathering life. Well, and uh,
Speaker 11: we're talking about transitions in life. Ones that were either
Speaker 11: you planned on or ones that you didn't plan on,
Speaker 11: and like, how have you weathered that storm? How have
Speaker 11: you moved through that? What things worked for you, what
Speaker 11: things didn't work for you? What are your stormy times,
Speaker 11: your sunny times? Of course, were having a little fun
Speaker 11: with the weather.
Speaker 4: But we have.
Speaker 11: Actually had some just amazing conversations. I've known Eric Perkins
Speaker 11: for over twenty years. He sat down and chatted with us.
Speaker 11: I learned so much about him in this time, about
Speaker 11: the transitions he made, the fact that where he was born,
Speaker 11: you know, in Hong Kong. I mean, all these things
Speaker 11: I learned about him that I didn't.
Speaker 3: Know born in Hong Kong because his dad.
Speaker 11: Was covering post war in the in the Asia Thea theater,
Speaker 11: because Jack Perkins, of course is his father who worked
Speaker 11: for NBC. And anyway, it was it's been really really great.
Speaker 11: I mean, Mark came on and talked about all the
Speaker 11: things that have happened to him, losing his wife, deciding
Speaker 11: to get remarried. So we're we're exploring that and we're
Speaker 11: having good time.
Speaker 3: What the hell has happened to me?
Speaker 12: Then, Interestine, I'm going to make something up by Thursday
Speaker 12: about your transition.
Speaker 11: Transitions in life.
Speaker 3: Oh that was a transition.
Speaker 4: I mean, I guess, Ben, I mean ladies and gentleman.
Speaker 4: I'm just gonna wait until.
Speaker 11: Now we're going to talk about how you came up
Speaker 11: with initials and how it's a huge deal and people
Speaker 11: don't know that and what what's what's what it's all
Speaker 11: about and how you created that.
Speaker 2: And that's going to make me uncomfortable because I don't
Speaker 2: like promoting initials I heard. I don't like bringing it off,
Speaker 2: you know, I don't want people to know that. You
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Speaker 4: Like that it gets old people get a hearing about that.
Speaker 3: It feels slimy when you do that, right totally.
Speaker 4: That's why I only like it.
Speaker 2: I like it when it comes up organically, but otherwise
Speaker 2: I don't like just randomly mentioning it.
Speaker 3: It feels kind of TechEd, well.
Speaker 11: Lee said. Lee said she has all sorts of interesting.
Speaker 3: Questions for you. Okay, Lease is the best? All right, good?
Speaker 11: That'll be fun yes, thank you.
Speaker 3: I have to make something up while you pontificate that.
Speaker 3: Can I ask Sauce a question on air?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think he disappeared.
Speaker 3: I think he went to go get all extra okay
Speaker 3: when he comes back. When he comes back, I get
Speaker 3: a question for him. Part of a part of his
Speaker 3: life that I found out a couple of days ago
Speaker 3: that didn't I just never heard of. I want to
Speaker 3: hear the story behind this story.
Speaker 11: Oh boy, oh my? And did I miss this because
Speaker 11: I walked in and you were talking World Cup? Did
Speaker 11: you guys? Absolutely? Were you amazed like I was with Shakira.
Speaker 4: Did two years old?
Speaker 3: Was she doing that? I don't know.
Speaker 11: I'm the first person to mention that I'm pretty much
Speaker 11: disappointed with you boys because I know the soccer was
Speaker 11: a big deal.
Speaker 3: But yeah, yeah, wow, she I.
Speaker 11: Was I blown away. I'm watching it four times on
Speaker 11: my phone last night, kept watching it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I won't tell you how many times I've watched it.
Speaker 4: I'm not even talking about like her. I don't even
Speaker 4: know that song appearance.
Speaker 2: I just can't believe she can move like that at
Speaker 2: her age, because she looks like she's twenty two physically,
Speaker 2: like she's hold she she's got to be in her
Speaker 2: she's got to be pushing fifty.
Speaker 3: Say, oh, I would have.
Speaker 2: Never guessed, because I mean, she's been around for twenty
Speaker 2: five years, and I assume she was in her early
Speaker 2: twenty so that makes sense that she's forty nine.
Speaker 4: She moves like a twenty two year old. She won'tbelievable.
Speaker 11: That was the fastest moving thing that happened during that
Speaker 11: that whole whatever they call the match or whatever, because
Speaker 11: everything else is just deadly slow.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry. Yeah, yeah, those hips still don't lie.
Speaker 4: Let's get sauce of attention.
Speaker 3: Sauce. Can you hear me here?
Speaker 12: Come back over here, find a microphone. Yeah, we gotta
Speaker 12: get this. I guess I didn't know that part of
Speaker 12: the lineup. And then I her to come out. I
Speaker 12: was like, mornings, I'm gonna stay.
Speaker 7: Yeah, blued in. She made a couple of the official
Speaker 7: World Cup.
Speaker 11: I was just super impressed, and that I was very impressed.
Speaker 11: I love the song too, don't know it now, but
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, you don't need to know the song. She's
Speaker 3: just good at performing. Sous. I got a question for you.
Speaker 3: I was talking to a gentleman that knows you from
Speaker 3: your past when you used to work at the City
Speaker 3: of Wisetta. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. Could you
Speaker 3: please share the story about the wood chipper? Apparently you
Speaker 3: cost the city about twenty grand? Did I really? I
Speaker 3: don't know that story. You don't remember that story? No?
Speaker 3: Did I put something in there? I shouldn't have. You
Speaker 3: You were they they tasked. You were driving the wood
Speaker 3: schipper into the garage space and somehow, shocker, you proceeded
Speaker 3: to drive through before the garage door was all the
Speaker 3: way up. I don't remember, and you hit the woodchipper,
Speaker 3: hit the garage door as it was going up, and
Speaker 3: basically caused a whole bunch of damage. I don't remember memory.
Speaker 3: Were you high? No, no, zero chance you don't remember that.
Speaker 6: I'm I'm I'm going to go out on a lemon
Speaker 6: and say that was not me.
Speaker 3: Because here's here's the guy that I was talking to,
Speaker 3: specifically here because I that he hired you. I so
Speaker 3: this is a shocking thing. I got that job because
Speaker 3: of my dad.
Speaker 6: But because I got the job because of my dad,
Speaker 6: I didn't want them to I was the kid who
Speaker 6: got here. Like I that's the hardest I ever worked
Speaker 6: in my entire life because I didn't want to be
Speaker 6: known as that. Because there was another guy on the
Speaker 6: crew that his old man was a big part of it,
Speaker 6: and he, I mean, he made me look like the harder.
Speaker 3: He made me look like.
Speaker 11: They let you use the wood shop.
Speaker 6: But that's the other thing. I remember like using it
Speaker 6: like I would. It was fun to like throw stuff
Speaker 6: in it.
Speaker 3: They made I don't remember that that it was one
Speaker 3: of those moments where they didn't trust you to drive
Speaker 3: the truck that was pulling the wood. Yeah, but in
Speaker 3: that moment, all they all you had to do is
Speaker 3: drive it from where it was parked into the garage space.
Speaker 6: But here's the thing, though, I'm going to disagree with that.
Speaker 6: I don't think that happened because I'm ninety percent sure
Speaker 6: I was never allowed to drive the truck because I
Speaker 6: wasn't ensured.
Speaker 3: I think that was the point of the story was
Speaker 3: that I don't think I would drive it around town,
Speaker 3: but we thought that he could get it from like
Speaker 3: point a tot.
Speaker 5: A.
Speaker 6: I'm not doubting your source, but I don't think that
Speaker 6: ever happened.
Speaker 3: I would remember that he blocked it out and if.
Speaker 6: I did something like that, A I would bring it
Speaker 6: up because be it's about me, and see that would
Speaker 6: be a story I'd be probably.
Speaker 3: I don't remember when he told me. I don't remember that.
Speaker 3: I don't think i've ever heard this story before. I
Speaker 3: have to lost in the shuffle.
Speaker 2: He did about two minutes ago say it was fun
Speaker 2: to throw stuff in there.
Speaker 3: It was that would be fun for me.
Speaker 4: I got didn't drive it.
Speaker 6: Job because obviously my dad, but I wanted to be
Speaker 6: I didn't want to be known as the guy who
Speaker 6: got the job because of a day. So I worked
Speaker 6: really hard at that and I would have been devastated
Speaker 6: it I ruined any of that equipment because all those
Speaker 6: guys there that worked there were awesome. The first couple
Speaker 6: of months, they were not too fond of me, but
Speaker 6: after they got to know.
Speaker 3: Me, and you know, I started playing the hill. This
Speaker 3: guy you only worked there a couple of months. Now,
Speaker 3: I worked there for like four or five. It was
Speaker 3: like a summer thing I got.
Speaker 6: I got let go because of the I was like
Speaker 6: a seasonal worker. Right, I don't remember that. I would
Speaker 6: remember that. How old was I probably twenty one, twenty two?
Speaker 3: Maybe? Yeah, it's the hardest I've ever worked in my life?
Speaker 3: How much did you do? Not there?
Speaker 6: I didn't because I know because I was. I took
Speaker 6: it to parate belief. I take something seriously, What did
Speaker 6: you do? What were your I was just like we
Speaker 6: would like mow lawns and like pick up the city of Wisetta.
Speaker 3: What did you throw in the wood? Chipper? Would big
Speaker 3: logs anything? It was fun.
Speaker 2: You made it sound like you threw random stuff in there.
Speaker 2: Throwing chipper is exactly what you're supposed to I.
Speaker 3: Wasn't like throwing garbage into it. But yeah, I remember.
Speaker 6: Specifically, there was this cord you could pull if it's
Speaker 6: sucked you in, and I always thought was a cool
Speaker 6: thing because that happens, right, yeah, yeah, yeah, But I'm.
Speaker 3: Pretty sure I don't think that ever happened. I think
Speaker 3: there was another lunch. Should ever do this? But I'm
Speaker 3: gonna do this.
Speaker 2: I'm siding with Sauce because that is a story Sauce
Speaker 2: would have told us a thousand times.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I ruined the woman.
Speaker 2: I think you would have remembered that, and this guy
Speaker 2: might be remembering my old man.
Speaker 3: Well, the city would have to pay for it. It'd
Speaker 3: be probably fall under their insurance. The thing that I
Speaker 3: am confused on. Hey, I do think that you would
Speaker 3: have remembered something. I would remember that. Yeah, b this
Speaker 3: was over twenty some years ago, and this gentleman is
Speaker 3: still walking around telling people that you specifically caused the city.
Speaker 3: Was that at like twenty thousand dollars worth of damage
Speaker 3: because you drove the wood chipper through the garage door?
Speaker 4: You need to get your PR team on this.
Speaker 3: I don't think. I don't think I did that well.
Speaker 2: But also the fact that nobody doesn't believe it when
Speaker 2: they like, yeah, Sauce ruined the tupe?
Speaker 3: Ever, like that checks out. Nobody, nobody's gonna fact you
Speaker 3: told me the story. I'm like, well, that makes that
Speaker 3: sounds right, Yeah.
Speaker 6: That sounds like something I would didn't wait for the
Speaker 6: door to be all the way open.
Speaker 4: He was backed into it. Yeah, that's exactly what.
Speaker 3: He did, forward through it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's what he's probably high, throwing wood in the shaper.
Speaker 6: I would never show up to that job high, I
Speaker 6: promise you god.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 6: They had this thing that was like a It was
Speaker 6: like it was like this big and it was like
Speaker 6: something you'd sit on to like milk a cow. But
Speaker 6: they do no, no, no, like if you feel like
Speaker 6: a like a milk thing that you'd put the milk in.
Speaker 3: There's no, no, no, this is a dairy queen. I
Speaker 3: remember I was so hesitantbody have any idea where we
Speaker 3: are That queen did what? Now, Sary Queen milks their
Speaker 3: own cows relaxed? Is that why ice cream is so fresh?
Speaker 6: Dairy queen has these things that It was this big
Speaker 6: silver container that had like milk a barrel handles on it.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, like a keg, and then.
Speaker 3: Had like a top on it. Right, they looked like whatever.
Speaker 6: Well, I would use that whenever they had me do
Speaker 6: stuff in the back because it was the only chair
Speaker 6: I could and I was so heavy that they after
Speaker 6: I sat on it, they couldn't get the.
Speaker 3: Top of it off.
Speaker 6: And that's what they put all like the mister Misty.
Speaker 6: So I am been known to cut a few corners,
Speaker 6: but I would have remember that I run into I
Speaker 6: think you.
Speaker 3: Would remember that. Yeah, this is a mystery I've never had.
Speaker 11: Miss Yeah you broke it.
Speaker 2: Yeah I missed. Don't they call him Arctic Rush. We
Speaker 2: all grew up on mister Mister Missy's were the best anyway.
Speaker 3: Man, We just need you talk to your dad, the lawyer,
Speaker 3: because you find out all around.
Speaker 6: I'm sure he's not the only one. I don't remember
Speaker 6: doing that. I would remember that. I would have felt
Speaker 6: terrible about it, contrary to what a lot of people think.
Speaker 3: I'm I feel bad when I do some things, sure
Speaker 3: not all things. I would have remembered that.
Speaker 11: This person, I know, it's been telling it for twenty years.
Speaker 3: He's been telling it for twenty years. Everybody that he meets, like, oh,
Speaker 3: you know Sauce on the radio, I got ado when
Speaker 3: he worked at the Citio Wisetta. I mean it could
Speaker 3: be I we'll talk.
Speaker 7: Off air, okay, yeah, because if it's that guy he hated,
Speaker 7: makes sense?
Speaker 2: All right, Alexis is here, Ben is here, Muss is here,
Speaker 2: Max is here, Blinda is here. Those five square off
Speaker 2: in about fifteen minutes. If Alexis isn't tired of asking
Speaker 2: or being asked pregnancy questions, and we have some of
Speaker 2: those when we get back.
Speaker 4: I'm ready six months in.
Speaker 9: I'm twenty seven weeks today, almost seven monks.
Speaker 3: Look at you.
Speaker 4: You're getting there. I'm getting there, super excited.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, man, initials in fifteen minutes, one hundred and
Speaker 2: twenty thousand dollars potentially up for grabs.
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