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Speaker 3: How's things going at the pole?
Speaker 4: I think they're going fine. I don't know time they open.
Speaker 4: I know Christy had to be there at six. So
Speaker 4: those people who work at work the polls today, the
Speaker 4: usual shift is six am to ten pm, a sixteen
Speaker 4: hour shift.
Speaker 1: They expect you to be there now.
Speaker 4: They will they will allow you to do like two
Speaker 4: eight hour shift and if they got somebody else older
Speaker 4: the eight our show, the vast majority of the people
Speaker 4: are there sixteen hours.
Speaker 1: Did they get to eat? They do? They get to
Speaker 1: the bak?
Speaker 4: I think Chrissy gets a half hour for lunch and
Speaker 4: a half hour for supper.
Speaker 1: At some point do they get to use the throne
Speaker 1: de throne?
Speaker 5: Did they have to call it supper because it's Minnesota?
Speaker 1: I have to that's right? You bet you? Yeah? Do
Speaker 1: you get like free? I voted stickers? What are the
Speaker 1: perks if you do? If you vote, I don't think
Speaker 1: you're allowed.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, for instance, Christy is not working at
Speaker 4: our polling place, so she had to vote early. Hm,
Speaker 4: which you remind me, I got to find time today to.
Speaker 1: You may do it for you. You cannot. Why don't
Speaker 1: I just guess who you would have picked, and I'll
Speaker 1: do it for you.
Speaker 3: You're going wig party all the way, right.
Speaker 1: I'm going with your anti Andrew Jackson.
Speaker 4: I want the big ballot please, okay? Yeah, if you
Speaker 4: haven't done it, you go. Then you go in and
Speaker 4: you ask for a ballot for one party or the other,
Speaker 4: and then you uh, then you put down your choices.
Speaker 1: You can't do both. You cannot do both. Been to
Speaker 1: a pham party? Oh party? I'm terrified right now? What
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Speaker 2: I believe that I always thought about going sixteen plus
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Speaker 1: God, how is that legal? God? That's I mean, what
Speaker 1: is a phone party?
Speaker 6: Foam? Oh, foam? I don't know what a phone party is?
Speaker 1: Foam. Actually a m that's the new version of the
Speaker 1: key party.
Speaker 3: I think phone parties. Were you just selling around your
Speaker 3: house and just zone out.
Speaker 1: And look at stuff? Yep?
Speaker 7: Suddenly you wake up and it's like three hours later
Speaker 7: and you haven't done anything, and you're covered.
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Speaker 5: Doing who's doing Who's pitching the field of dream game
Speaker 5: for the Twins.
Speaker 1: I don't even know. I can tell you if you
Speaker 1: don't know. Do you want me tell you? John? Yes,
Speaker 1: I do want you to tell me. It's Thursday for
Speaker 1: the Twins. Yeah, Mary Lewis.
Speaker 4: Todaywether Lewis, Oh for the Twins. To Bradley, Bradley, I
Speaker 4: think to Bradley's turning the rotation last night. I don't
Speaker 4: know that they'd announced it yesterday, but yes, yeah, what.
Speaker 5: Do you think of Kayln Culpeper's weekend, specifically the home run?
Speaker 4: Yeah, to the majors. First hit is a home run
Speaker 4: that was great. Uh, you know, glove work. I think
Speaker 4: he had a welcome to the Major's kind of moment
Speaker 4: in Friday's game where he thought he had more.
Speaker 1: Time than he had.
Speaker 4: It turns out the Brewers are filled with guys who
Speaker 4: can run real fast, and he was at maybe a
Speaker 4: little nonchalant or didn't understand the speed of the game
Speaker 4: and ended up costing the Twins a run with a
Speaker 4: late throat of first base. But I'm excited to see
Speaker 4: what he can do at shortstop. The question about him
Speaker 4: has been he's going to be a below average shortstop
Speaker 4: or an average shortstop or maybe slightly above average shortstop.
Speaker 4: And what he has shown in the miners is the
Speaker 4: question about him when he was drafted was not so
Speaker 4: much offensive. There were two questions. One was, you know,
Speaker 4: will he have enough power? And the second is can
Speaker 4: he handle shortstop at the major league level? And what
Speaker 4: he has shown throughout the miners is it looks like
Speaker 4: he can probably handle shortstop at the major league level.
Speaker 4: That question is still out there. We'll have to see
Speaker 4: how it goes. But he has thrived defensively in the
Speaker 4: miners and he has also hit twenty home runs last year.
Speaker 4: He's up to fourteen home runs this year in the miners.
Speaker 4: So it looks like you have the power and then
Speaker 4: cheer enough. His first hits a home run, So there's
Speaker 4: a lot to be there, and they need they have
Speaker 4: juggle around their defense. They have moved just about everybody
Speaker 4: down the defensive spectrum, and you can do that if
Speaker 4: you actually have a good shortstop, and so they desperately
Speaker 4: need him to become a good shortstop.
Speaker 5: Had a second fly last night in the fourth, but
Speaker 5: the Twins won nine to five over the Baltimore Orioles.
Speaker 5: The Twins had fourteen hits, and Austin Martin had four
Speaker 5: of them. He was four or five three runs, including
Speaker 5: a solo home run in the third.
Speaker 4: Austin Martin has been in about a three month slump,
Speaker 4: and we spent Monday's Leaving to the Geek podcast expressing
Speaker 4: disappointment in Austin Martin's performance over the last three months.
Speaker 4: For about ten to fifteen minutes. Then he went out
Speaker 4: and had his best game of the year good time,
Speaker 4: which is really good to see because because he needs it.
Speaker 4: I mean that if he's going to be a valuable
Speaker 4: bench player, he's got to be able to have to
Speaker 4: bring this sort of game that he had last night
Speaker 4: with some occasional power, some good speed, and being able
Speaker 4: to get on base versus especially versus left handed pitching.
Speaker 1: And that's what he did. It was fantastic.
Speaker 5: The Twins are fifty nine and sixty one. They are
Speaker 5: three and a half games by in Chicago and the
Speaker 5: division one and a half behind the Rangers and the wildcard.
Speaker 4: Right now, it looks like there's basically four guys, four
Speaker 4: teams chasing the last wildcard spot. And sure enough, if
Speaker 4: you take a look at like the Sabermetric odds and
Speaker 4: so on, the Twins of about a twenty five percent
Speaker 4: chance of making the postseason. But even that kind of
Speaker 4: I think understates it because there are also two If
Speaker 4: any of those teams gets hot, you'd think, oh, well,
Speaker 4: then they're just going to take it. No, if any
Speaker 4: of those teams gets hot, they probably win their division,
Speaker 4: so still have a chot at their own division, and
Speaker 4: if they win that division, there's a decent chance that
Speaker 4: even get a buy in the first round of the postseason. So, uh,
Speaker 4: you know this is a It's gonna be some real drama.
Speaker 4: If the Twins were a game and a half and
Speaker 4: it got two months to make it up, If they
Speaker 4: were a game and a half back a week before
Speaker 4: the end of the season, I'd be excited about it.
Speaker 4: But to be this close, with still this much time
Speaker 4: to play, and I think they've still got six games
Speaker 4: left versus the White Sox to chase them down, it's
Speaker 4: gonna be a gonna be interesting. They are heading into
Speaker 4: a tough stretch of games right for.
Speaker 6: No reason, just because I stumbled across. And let's try this.
Speaker 5: Let's let's test your baseball knowledge, right, you have a
Speaker 5: baseball empire that you have built? Yes, does on DraftKings
Speaker 5: give me the heavy favorite to win al MVP and
Speaker 5: the slight favorite to win n L m VP.
Speaker 6: The al MVP is a heavy favorite.
Speaker 1: Boy, I'm a blanket. A little hint.
Speaker 5: I barely know this guy exists, and Chris has never
Speaker 5: heard of him.
Speaker 1: Well, Bobby Whit's been hurt her judge has been hurt.
Speaker 6: Wit is fourth. Uh, I have no idea who the
Speaker 6: third guy plays for?
Speaker 5: Never even heard of him.
Speaker 1: My blanket here, help me out. I got it. I'm
Speaker 1: blanking if.
Speaker 5: I give you his initials. That's too obvious to his
Speaker 5: last team charged with an a got a Gleaman's love
Speaker 5: in this segment right now? Ye uh? Jordan Alvarez heavy
Speaker 5: favorite in the AL minus fifteen hundred? What about the
Speaker 5: NL slight slight slight favorite? So it looks like a
Speaker 5: two man race in the NL Schoreber He's third.
Speaker 1: Would he be a good fit in the twins? Showhy
Speaker 1: is second? Okay, just barely behind the favorite another Dodger, Nope,
Speaker 1: Calista Lockhart close.
Speaker 5: Pete crow Armstrong is the just minor favorite, just a
Speaker 5: little sliver ahead of show.
Speaker 4: Hey, he's a hell of a player. He was the
Speaker 4: He was the person who started in front of Byron
Speaker 4: Buxton in centerfield for the for the USA Team USA
Speaker 4: for the World Baseball Classic. So yeah, dude has some skills.
Speaker 5: The Links are at Portland tomorrow at nine o'clock. The
Speaker 5: Links continue to win twenty seven and seven martins. They're
Speaker 5: in the postseason with shocks no one, of course, but
Speaker 5: they have a playoff spot already clinched. They look like
Speaker 5: they're the best team in the WNBA. They what whooped
Speaker 5: the Aces on Saturday? The Wings on Sunday, they whooped
Speaker 5: that Ace.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they are games could be.
Speaker 9: I will I liked the line I used last week.
Speaker 9: I'll use it again. The Links are head and shoulders,
Speaker 9: knees and toes above every other team in the WNBA.
Speaker 9: And Kayla McBride had the game of her life.
Speaker 1: Ten threes WNBA record.
Speaker 9: I was just looking at her quarter scores, her quarterbox
Speaker 9: score in that game against Dallas, where she had forty
Speaker 9: three and set the WNBA record for ten made three
Speaker 9: pointers in the first quarter from three zero for zero,
Speaker 9: so she did not even shoot a three pointer in
Speaker 9: the first quarter. Yet she went on to set the
Speaker 9: record in that game second quarter four for five, third
Speaker 9: quarter two for four, fourth quarter four for five.
Speaker 6: That's pretty good.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: On DraftKings, the Links are even money to win the
Speaker 5: a w NBA title. The next closest is the Aces
Speaker 5: at a little over four to one, So is.
Speaker 9: Even money not a huge favorite.
Speaker 1: At this point?
Speaker 5: That is Yeah, that's basically saying that's just as likely
Speaker 5: as the field, right it's there. They're even money, so yeah,
Speaker 5: they are pretty likely to win this thing here. I
Speaker 5: think injury is the only thing that's going to stop them.
Speaker 1: I really do. They're loaded.
Speaker 5: They're especially again they're starting five is loaded. They don't
Speaker 5: go to their bench much. They don't need to because
Speaker 5: they're starting five so frequent.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 5: A short serious though, Well, especially if the commissioner shows
Speaker 5: up with the skyline of the opposing team on her
Speaker 5: sports code or whatever. I'm never going to be opposed
Speaker 5: to that, though, even if that's showing favoritism. If she's
Speaker 5: got the Vegas skyline on her on her blazer, it's.
Speaker 9: Got like construction over here here like cones over by
Speaker 9: the wind.
Speaker 5: And yeah, it was just like a little light up
Speaker 5: sign this is abbot with an arrow pointing to be
Speaker 5: a construction up there?
Speaker 6: Where are then calmed down? You don't know where the line.
Speaker 9: Is up near her shoulder but a little bit lower
Speaker 9: and she're centered?
Speaker 1: Got it? How does she still have a job? The
Speaker 1: last couple of years is a lot?
Speaker 6: Okay, yeah she is. There's just a lot going on,
Speaker 6: but it's chaos.
Speaker 1: Like I mean, isn't the job of a commissioner to
Speaker 1: reel it in.
Speaker 9: Yes, but she can't control every individual player and what
Speaker 9: every individual player does and says and tweets and the
Speaker 9: job interviews and well she can't mute them.
Speaker 5: But can I ask you a question? And I'm not
Speaker 5: even asking this sarcastically, but like, what has she done?
Speaker 5: Because it seems like from afar she's just watching the
Speaker 5: city burn, you know what I'm saying, Like, what what
Speaker 5: has she done to even try to slow the story
Speaker 5: down or stop this narrative? And it just looks like
Speaker 5: it's wild wild West. It looks like it's a headless
Speaker 5: horseman here.
Speaker 9: I don't live behind her closed doors, so I can't
Speaker 9: answer that question. I think she's been reacting to everything
Speaker 9: that has happened, so I know the wheels are turning
Speaker 9: and there are responses that are happening. If I'm guessing,
Speaker 9: if the owners had a real problem with her, she
Speaker 9: would not have been the commissioner going into this season,
Speaker 9: like there would have been a change, But she got
Speaker 9: through the collective bargaining agreement that happened over the summer
Speaker 9: that went into place that set the table for this
Speaker 9: new season and the bigger contracts and the expansion is happening,
Speaker 9: and Cleveland's coming in and Detroit and Connecticut's moving to Houston,
Speaker 9: and all these things are happening, and so the owners
Speaker 9: must be okay working with her strange because she is
Speaker 9: still the commissioner and the league is still thriving, and
Speaker 9: the Links are gonna win a ball. Sing He's serious,
Speaker 9: singing d Champs the Links a Gunno in the Dana.
Speaker 6: Okay, he regrets that.
Speaker 3: What's a tinyle?
Speaker 9: It's when you only hom and you gotta stuff nor Oh.
Speaker 1: My gosh, I'm gonna need some title after that.
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Speaker 7: Arder morning, Shure. We're back and this is our final
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Speaker 7: gone on strike.
Speaker 1: Sad sad story. That's too bad. Yeah, she wants a yacht.
Speaker 1: Well I heard it has one. That's right. That's what
Speaker 1: she said. That's what she said.
Speaker 4: She heard.
Speaker 1: All right, you ready, yeah, I pick are ready, And
Speaker 1: now it's time for headline presented by.
Speaker 5: We get It.
Speaker 10: We do it.
Speaker 1: Like I'm doing that every time we play that what
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Speaker 3: And then Mary's like, what.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 5: I know, we accidentally stumbled across. We were talking about
Speaker 5: the feet picks earlier.
Speaker 3: You were talking about it.
Speaker 5: It's in the news, Chris. This might get your attention
Speaker 5: even though it does relate to feet. But former Baywatch
Speaker 5: star Erica Lenniac is joining only fans and has promised
Speaker 5: naked feet.
Speaker 1: Feet alright, fat, So let's start, I guess bottoms up.
Speaker 5: Maybe Marty seeing the Steven Sagall film Undersea under Siege.
Speaker 1: You know, don't be disgusted by me, Marty, I'm not.
Speaker 9: I'm I just I didn't know where it was going.
Speaker 1: It's not a terrible movie. It's a great movie. And
Speaker 1: that cake a cake is something.
Speaker 5: Under Siege came out in nineteen ninety two. There was
Speaker 5: a young man named Corey Kove who.
Speaker 1: Was twelve years old.
Speaker 5: So let's just say Eric Holleniac was a game changer
Speaker 5: for a lot of twelve year old in nineteen ninety
Speaker 5: What was that rated?
Speaker 1: Oh? It was rated?
Speaker 6: R okay, I mean it almost had to have too. Yeah,
Speaker 6: it was rated.
Speaker 1: Ar let's go right.
Speaker 9: Does she have a nude?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: She jumps out of a cakeless, topless and a cake.
Speaker 3: Without any air support for at least twelve hours.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it makes no sense because she gets like drunk
Speaker 5: because she was like sea sick or something, so she
Speaker 5: like took some medication to kind of calmer nerves, and
Speaker 5: she falls asleep slash passes out in a giant cake
Speaker 5: that she eventually was going to perform in.
Speaker 1: Well, she doesn't know that while she's out.
Speaker 5: Cold, the entire the entire ship gets taken over and
Speaker 5: they're all held hostage.
Speaker 1: So she doesn't know and they don't know that she's
Speaker 1: in the cake.
Speaker 5: So then Steven Sagall is wandering around looking for bad
Speaker 5: guys bumps the cake and that wakes her up and
Speaker 5: she immediately starts performing and the world has never been
Speaker 5: the same.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let me tell you.
Speaker 1: I love cake.
Speaker 9: Oh my, okay, I love it.
Speaker 3: Even more now.
Speaker 9: Yes, doing a video maybe inappropriate. I'm gonna close the appropriate.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean she's the tap.
Speaker 3: I mean, if if you don't mind the female form.
Speaker 1: That was she was, I don't, I don't mind.
Speaker 6: She was not on Baywatch at that point. She was
Speaker 6: on Baywatch later.
Speaker 1: Right, correct, Yes, this was her debut.
Speaker 5: Then we learn the last time we talked about Erica,
Speaker 5: and then't we learned she was in e t when
Speaker 5: she was like ten. Correct, I believe she was. I
Speaker 5: thought we talked about that. Yeah, because obviously Drew Barry
Speaker 5: much to start. But I'm almost positive a very Eric
Speaker 5: Oleniac was also in e it was wow, was she et?
Speaker 1: I don't believe.
Speaker 5: So she's pretty much the opposite looks wise, I kind
Speaker 5: of hot. Okay, I don't know what you're into.
Speaker 3: You like the fact that his neck grows, don't you?
Speaker 1: I like that finger? Okay, wet up. We did set
Speaker 1: him up. She's I mean we saw that ten minutes ago.
Speaker 1: Her credit in uh in Et is pretty girl. Yeah,
Speaker 1: which is a creepy way to do that. Yeah, because
Speaker 1: that means some casting director was like, let's call her
Speaker 1: pretty girl.
Speaker 6: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Gross.
Speaker 6: But she had to be real young, very young. Yeah,
Speaker 6: she must have been like ten or something.
Speaker 5: But anyway, but the point is is now she's fifty six, yeah,
Speaker 5: and she's already done nudity. But now she's going to
Speaker 5: OnlyFans for feet and she's gonna make a freaking fortune.
Speaker 7: It's incredible. God, guys are gross how humans are different
Speaker 7: because feet do not and for.
Speaker 1: Me the same. I don't get it.
Speaker 6: Not one thing I don't get she's got him, right,
Speaker 6: I mean she.
Speaker 9: Here, okay, and speaking as a lady, if there is
Speaker 9: a body part that I foxlore could show for money,
Speaker 9: I would consider my feet. Sure, I have no problem,
Speaker 9: no shame, right, yeah, no problem with that. And I
Speaker 9: love Zach's theory about feet. You just yeah, exactly.
Speaker 5: I mean that's like that's like Girls Gone Wild without
Speaker 5: signing the agreement to Joe Francis or whatever his name was.
Speaker 3: It like a Costco sample right there.
Speaker 1: Exactly, good morning.
Speaker 5: Zach's theory about feet is correct that if you were
Speaker 5: had any fetish in the world, the best one to
Speaker 5: have would be being in defeat because you could just
Speaker 5: look at him all the time and nobody would know that.
Speaker 1: You're like.
Speaker 6: That guy staring at my feet. I don't know, it's weird.
Speaker 6: He's into them, but.
Speaker 1: You don't know that.
Speaker 5: Go to the beach and see constant naked feed bare
Speaker 5: feet everywhere. You don't have to pay for him a
Speaker 5: locker room stuff that Chris is you have to pay
Speaker 5: a fortune to see.
Speaker 1: It's just making it poor.
Speaker 5: But feed people can just no, no, Probably she just
Speaker 5: moved to San Diego and see what's going on on
Speaker 5: the beach and just go every single day and there's
Speaker 5: just feet all over the place.
Speaker 3: You worked at three different foot lockers.
Speaker 6: There, you shoe store, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, those people. I mean, why would you work at
Speaker 1: a foot locker if he didn't like feeteh Man?
Speaker 3: Right right, So Victoria's secret.
Speaker 5: I do think it's interesting that somebody that's done nudity
Speaker 5: is doing only fans and not perpetuating the nudity, because
Speaker 5: she would make even more if she did that. But
Speaker 5: it has done news well yeah, yeah, she was a
Speaker 5: playboy and and Undersea.
Speaker 1: She's done nudity. It's it's a it's worth seeing. She's
Speaker 1: fifty six.
Speaker 5: Okay, is that ye?
Speaker 1: Brian Oa holding up? Well, I am, I was.
Speaker 4: No, I'm saying My point is I was much more
Speaker 4: willing to be have my body on display when I
Speaker 4: was twenty something.
Speaker 1: That, well, you don't look like Erica Lenniac. Well, no,
Speaker 1: I never did. I hope you did. If you did,
Speaker 1: Chris dated Year, I'd be questioning things. If you did,
Speaker 1: I'll be like, you know, anybody right, anybody got a cake?
Speaker 1: Get in there? Uh?
Speaker 5: The Backstreet Boys are going to do New Year's Eve
Speaker 5: at the Sphere, right, I know, Parker and Taylor. Right,
Speaker 5: just saw Backstreet at the Sphere. Everybody says, it's an
Speaker 5: awesome show. A residency just keeps on rolling on. But
Speaker 5: they're going to do New Year's Eve at the Sphere.
Speaker 3: It's so crazy because like there's so many bands that.
Speaker 7: Like Kenny Chesney surprised me that it went so well
Speaker 7: at the Fear the Sphere because he jumps around the
Speaker 7: stage so much. He's and at the Sphere, there's no
Speaker 7: reason for him to do that, you know what I mean.
Speaker 7: Like seeing the Eagles at the Sphere was perfect because
Speaker 7: they just stand there and you you don't look at
Speaker 7: the band at all while they're playing.
Speaker 3: You're watching everything going on.
Speaker 7: So seeing the Backstreet Boys, they might as well be backstage,
Speaker 7: you know what I mean. Sure, sitting in couches sign.
Speaker 9: It could this be the future of how concerts should
Speaker 9: go in that you eliminate like how you have to
Speaker 9: send eight trailers ahead to get the state and A
Speaker 9: because it's Yeah, everybody says it's an unbelievable experience as
Speaker 9: the concert goer, right, Yeah, And it's all technology for sure.
Speaker 7: I mean it makes all the cincinnaorl especially as an
Speaker 7: aging rocker, you know as a band that has a
Speaker 7: hard time perhaps with the travel.
Speaker 3: As much as possible.
Speaker 7: And if you have people, if you have a big
Speaker 7: enough audience that's willing to fly somewhere to come see,
Speaker 7: why wouldn't you want to do that make them come
Speaker 7: to you.
Speaker 6: I think it's great And what better place in Vegas?
Speaker 1: Exactly a man.
Speaker 9: And if you're the venue, you can go the turnover
Speaker 9: from night to night tonight if you want it, So
Speaker 9: you could have seven different shows in seven different days,
Speaker 9: and the turnover is essentially just hey, where's your memory.
Speaker 1: Card or whatever?
Speaker 9: You have the show on whatever piece of technology. Yeah, yes, yeah,
Speaker 9: because the actual infrastructure does not change.
Speaker 1: Yeah, in Vegas is.
Speaker 5: Going to have to keep thinking of things like this
Speaker 5: as well, because as almost every state in the Union
Speaker 5: exever Minnesota has legalized sports betting, right, and there's casinos
Speaker 5: all over the place. So it's like back in the day,
Speaker 5: the only way you could go bet on sports was
Speaker 5: to flat to Las Vegas.
Speaker 6: Now you can do that anywhere. So you have to
Speaker 6: have more reasons than just gambling.
Speaker 5: It's got to be world class restaurants, world class entertainment,
Speaker 5: world class experiences.
Speaker 1: It has all of those things. But let's keep it going, man.
Speaker 1: I mean, look at Mystic Lake. Yeah, that's just what
Speaker 1: they built, you got it? Yeah, I will look at
Speaker 1: Mystic Lake.
Speaker 9: But we weren't. We did a story. I feel like
Speaker 9: I don't know a few months ago that there was
Speaker 9: another severe concept being built in Arlington.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll tell it's a smaller version.
Speaker 9: That was my sort of initial question is is this
Speaker 9: going to be the template.
Speaker 1: For supposed to be?
Speaker 9: I think it's certainly venues in London and the country.
Speaker 1: Or Nashville potentially too.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it certainly could be. And imagine like cold weather cities,
Speaker 7: you know, we're like well like Minneapolis where half the
Speaker 7: year you can't go outside of the mystic like Anthitheater.
Speaker 7: Imagine you could go into a sphere there's a little
Speaker 7: bit smaller and see right, maybe the Rocket Club Chris
Speaker 7: Hockey Tour.
Speaker 1: Go see Rocket Club at the cylinder, that's right.
Speaker 9: Maybe not as grandiose as.
Speaker 1: At the golf balls dust cylinder. I think the dust cylinder.
Speaker 1: Because they're talking shapes. Jesus, crackers, fras are you talking about?
Speaker 5: She's at Crackers are technically not squares, they're rectangles. They're
Speaker 5: about one inch by zero point nine five inches. Now
Speaker 5: here's my question for the cheese it people. If you
Speaker 5: know that your template for your shape of your cheese
Speaker 5: it is one inch byero point nine to five inches.
Speaker 6: Why wouldn't you just make it a square?
Speaker 9: Why don't you go one by one?
Speaker 6: I don't understand.
Speaker 1: There must be a reason for it.
Speaker 4: I'm wondering if during the production process, at some point
Speaker 4: you need them facing a certain direction. Yeah, something like that,
Speaker 4: something to do with the machine that makes something some
Speaker 4: way to Yeah, because there's air in there.
Speaker 1: You're correct.
Speaker 10: The microscopic difference makes them technically rectangles, shape caused by
Speaker 10: slight shifting or shrinking during the industrial cutting, drying, and
Speaker 10: high speed baking process.
Speaker 1: Okay, but.
Speaker 5: Then couldn't you just start with a bigger cheese it
Speaker 5: cracker that during this process it shrinks down to a
Speaker 5: one by one?
Speaker 1: Can't you just ratow it out differently? I mean, come on,
Speaker 1: cheese it people. Because of the movement, it's interesting freaking
Speaker 1: a little more one way.
Speaker 5: In my mind, it does look so close that I
Speaker 5: would have never known that it's not. But I guess
Speaker 5: it technically is not a square. So if you ever
Speaker 5: want to win like a prop it if you want to,
Speaker 5: you know, hustle your friends as one wants to do,
Speaker 5: bat them that it's not a square, and then win
Speaker 5: money and then and the friendship exactly. So that's what
Speaker 5: we call a win win is you're richer, you have
Speaker 5: cheese at crackers and you have fewer friends.
Speaker 4: Pull out your God, I gotta do that for precision
Speaker 4: measuring device, to show them those one twentieth of an inch.
Speaker 1: Yeah, difference.
Speaker 3: I get arrested when I pull my.
Speaker 9: I think the moral of the story of years we
Speaker 9: can all agree shrinkage is a problem.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Is the best cheese it the extra toastyh.
Speaker 6: I go, reduced fat, that's the best one.
Speaker 5: You it's I've been told because I've never had the
Speaker 5: extra toasty ones that it's similar.
Speaker 1: Like it's it's got a different taste.
Speaker 6: I just can't do the regular cheese. It's anymore.
Speaker 4: Well there.
Speaker 5: I actually think the reduced fat taste better, legitimately taste better.
Speaker 5: I'm definitely not eating them because I think I'm being healthier.
Speaker 5: I just think they taste better.
Speaker 1: I like the big ones. Okay, for a.
Speaker 3: Long time, it's not even worth putting big cheese.
Speaker 1: It's a great yeah, bigger the better, but never had them.
Speaker 1: I like the duos. What are those? You got two
Speaker 1: different flavors in the same package.
Speaker 6: But like, what are the options? Which ones do you like?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I can't remember the things. One it's a little smoky
Speaker 4: or maybe a smoky guda or something. And then another one.
Speaker 9: It was like a fancy cheese it fancy cheese its.
Speaker 1: I like the fancy cheese its.
Speaker 3: That's a weird word. Sounds like somebody in the Sopranos.
Speaker 9: And that's monzarella and parmesan, bacon and cheddar.
Speaker 1: Not anything with pestos.
Speaker 5: All right, this is nonsense since we're talking about nitpicking
Speaker 5: products like cheese. It's you got something before we move on.
Speaker 3: I just want to come back to food when you
Speaker 3: get a second.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is preposterous, but let's just stay with me
Speaker 1: for a second. For the first time in.
Speaker 5: Over fifteen years, seven Up is changing its recipe so
Speaker 5: it no longer will be a lemon lime soda.
Speaker 6: Instead it will be a lime lemon soda.
Speaker 5: Who They're going to tweak the formula to be more
Speaker 5: lime forward, and they're doing it across the entire lineup,
Speaker 5: including zero sugar, the cherry seven up and the cherry
Speaker 5: zero sugar.
Speaker 1: This changes everything.
Speaker 9: It makes you sad. Are you a big seven?
Speaker 1: I love? And it will Actually they're going to change
Speaker 1: up the branding.
Speaker 5: It'll actually say lime lemon on the packaging, not lemon lime,
Speaker 5: It'll say lime lemon.
Speaker 1: Big deal. I'm gonna tell you right now, big deal.
Speaker 3: This has nothing to do with the taste of it.
Speaker 7: This is somebody in the marketing office saying, here's how
Speaker 7: we're going to get some people to talk about us again.
Speaker 9: You know it was time for seven up to have
Speaker 9: a shake up.
Speaker 1: What are we going to do to to push the
Speaker 1: old seven up? Well, here's what we're gonna say.
Speaker 5: One social media influencer today side by side taste test
Speaker 5: and smell to see if you could smell or taste
Speaker 5: the difference. She said the new version does have a
Speaker 5: limeier smell, and it's slightly more zesty and flavor, but
Speaker 5: she said.
Speaker 6: It's barely noticeable.
Speaker 3: I think it's complete suggestion. I bet it doesn't.
Speaker 1: I bet that. I bet it didn't change at all.
Speaker 6: You know what I mean, just lying to us.
Speaker 7: It's the exact same formula and just the idea that
Speaker 7: you're saying the one word first makes you think of that.
Speaker 4: Got to go around and horde? Whoa you got hold
Speaker 4: of seven up? You do what you like, hold the hord,
Speaker 4: the old seven up.
Speaker 9: I can't say that I've seen anyone with a seven
Speaker 9: up outside of a mixed drink or or sick belly
Speaker 9: or a sick belly.
Speaker 1: Seven up in saltines.
Speaker 6: Right, That's that's it, man, that was Mom's remedy.
Speaker 5: Price is right, seven up in saltines or ginger aile
Speaker 5: on saltines, one of the two mostly seven up.
Speaker 3: I've written two things down? Can I go with these
Speaker 3: two things?
Speaker 7: Ye? Do you guys know, because you just said thinking
Speaker 7: about Mom's remedy? Do they still make vix vapo rub?
Speaker 1: Yes? Oh yeah? Do you guys remember that you still
Speaker 1: use it just for fun though for pleasure, not for purpose.
Speaker 1: He just likes rubbing it on the table. Wakes me
Speaker 1: up in the afternoon. Yeah, it's a little hit.
Speaker 3: I can still smell it, and I didn't even know
Speaker 3: if they whether if they made it or not anymore.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely part of my when I get a bad
Speaker 4: cold routine, I still do vix vapor.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna buy some bringing in here, rub it all
Speaker 3: over Corey.
Speaker 6: That'd be great.
Speaker 7: You're welcome number two. Uh CBS the other day, I
Speaker 7: love CBS. Let me tell you why CBS is like Walmart,
Speaker 7: only not having to go to Walmart.
Speaker 6: Do you go CBS at Target or CBS stand alone?
Speaker 1: Stand alone?
Speaker 6: Stand alone?
Speaker 7: They have all kinds of odd candies, just like out
Speaker 7: of nowhere. They'll have like a yeah, you know what
Speaker 7: I mean. And they had twigs balls.
Speaker 1: Nope, that sounds incredible, are amazing original?
Speaker 7: I said, twigs, by the way, exactly original flavor twicks.
Speaker 6: Sure, that sounds incredible.
Speaker 7: Here's the thing, though, tastes nothing like a twix. And
Speaker 7: and they were so strong, they were strossed so strongly caramel.
Speaker 3: Salty, No, so.
Speaker 7: Strongly caramel that I had to throw them away because
Speaker 7: the smell on the of Kramel in my hands would
Speaker 7: not go away. Had to wash my hands like multiple
Speaker 7: times to get the smell of Kramel off my hands.
Speaker 7: So I think they're experimenting, you know, And they went
Speaker 7: strong on the caramel.
Speaker 8: Man, the chocolate twicks coated on the outside, they looked
Speaker 8: like like like a whopper, sure, exactly like aper, But
Speaker 8: inside where.
Speaker 5: Did your.
Speaker 9: Fingers even into contact with carmel?
Speaker 7: It's a legitimate question. They never did. That was the
Speaker 7: bothersome thing. There was so much caramel inside that the
Speaker 7: chocolate couldn't hold.
Speaker 1: It in and just start seeping out your hand, your hand,
Speaker 1: your hand. They weren't they.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you that it's seeped through the chocolate.
Speaker 9: No, I want to go to CBS just to test this.
Speaker 7: Go ahead and understand, I'll go fish them out of
Speaker 7: the trash at home, bring them in, Tom, that's all.
Speaker 3: Right, okay.
Speaker 1: The fam went to uh and me I was. I
Speaker 1: got dragged along the candy store in Jordan over the weekend, right,
Speaker 1: the giant yellow candy store.
Speaker 5: I would love to see their books. That place must
Speaker 5: absolutely print money. You think it's got so much stuff,
Speaker 5: but the line never stops. And everybody's buying like one
Speaker 5: hundred dollars worth of candy, like nobody's going like I'll
Speaker 5: take one Snickers bar please.
Speaker 6: Everybody's got a haul and.
Speaker 1: It is a traffic hazard. It's nuts.
Speaker 9: They've actually they they reworked one.
Speaker 5: You can't turn off, yeah, turn left now you can't
Speaker 5: turn off anymore. Now you have to exit before and
Speaker 5: then take the front of row. There's no direct turn
Speaker 5: off there much safer.
Speaker 9: How do you think that candy store keeps older? Like
Speaker 9: candy that you you got as a kid or your
Speaker 9: parents got. How is that stuff still in the store? Like,
Speaker 9: who's still making.
Speaker 1: Somebody's still making it. They had for nine dollars.
Speaker 5: And ninety nine cents you could buy a cart in
Speaker 5: of candy cigarettes.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's a confectionery company that makes specifically just makes
Speaker 7: the old candis.
Speaker 9: So it is not an expiration date of nineteen four.
Speaker 6: No, it's not fifty year old candy.
Speaker 7: To be grateful, it was though, you know what I
Speaker 7: miss is And I'm gonna say this, and I know
Speaker 7: Johnny Bones is gonna know one talking about, but you
Speaker 7: guys might too. Do you remember the taste of bubblegum
Speaker 7: that came in bubble and baseball cards?
Speaker 1: Sure?
Speaker 3: Can you taste that in your mouth right now?
Speaker 1: I can.
Speaker 3: I've never been able to find that anywhere else.
Speaker 6: Chalky right of powder powder.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and the taste has gone in about three seconds.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it tasted like the wrapper.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and the smell of the rapper.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure it tasted good, but I love it.
Speaker 1: Well and you guys have all gone through this, you
Speaker 1: know this too.
Speaker 5: But how about taking like your kids to that candy
Speaker 5: store in Jordan when I was or when Harper was
Speaker 5: probably let's say four, right, so Bailey's like twelve at
Speaker 5: this point, and you say like, basically, have at it,
Speaker 5: go for it.
Speaker 1: Here's a here's a basket, and just go for it
Speaker 1: and fill it.
Speaker 5: And they would basically supermarket sweep it right, like just
Speaker 5: for everything they could grab. And I'm like, this is
Speaker 5: going to be three months mortgage now over the weekend.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 5: Bailey's twenty, Harper's twelve, and I'm like, no, nuts, do
Speaker 5: whatever you want. And they're like they both got like
Speaker 5: four things.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I'm like, well, man, childhood when they're just like I
Speaker 5: want that and I want this, and I want seven
Speaker 5: of those.
Speaker 3: Now it's like now it's violet, you're turning violet violet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and now it's just.
Speaker 5: Like I just I'll try a couple of things and
Speaker 5: we'll call it a day. I'm like, man, that's you
Speaker 5: guys are getting boring. You know, it's no fun anymore?
Speaker 3: Is all the different pops?
Speaker 1: I love all all the different pops.
Speaker 6: Man, they got everything. Yeah, yeah, good times.
Speaker 3: Can I give you a sports thing real quick?
Speaker 1: Sure?
Speaker 7: NFL head coaches will now be able to designate an
Speaker 7: assistant who's going to handle the task of throwing the
Speaker 7: red flag to challenge a call through insta.
Speaker 5: Replay, so additionally, right, so they both can do it. Yep,
Speaker 5: I'm surprised that it hasn't been the case in the past.
Speaker 1: It makes perfect sense. Why not?
Speaker 5: Yeah, right, as long as obviously that would be one
Speaker 5: of those like the head coach better be one hundred
Speaker 5: percent cool with your choices.
Speaker 1: But that's you just put somebody in charge of that
Speaker 1: that you trust.
Speaker 5: Yeah right, that's like every you know, all the teams
Speaker 5: that have the quote replay guy up in the booth
Speaker 5: that has to signal down and say challenge, challenge, challenge,
Speaker 5: It's the same thing, right, It's if you have a
Speaker 5: guy on the sidelines that is capable of throwing the flag,
Speaker 5: it's just maybe one less thing for the coach to
Speaker 5: worry about.
Speaker 7: Can you imagine like if if zimmer had designated one
Speaker 7: of the other coaches.
Speaker 1: Do that would have killed them by the end of
Speaker 1: the year.
Speaker 7: He would have killed them, right, Yes, I was listening
Speaker 7: to the that's in Quotes podcast. I have no memory
Speaker 7: of this, but I told a story when Zimmer had
Speaker 7: been the coach for the Vikings for four months of
Speaker 7: being at a practice this time of year, and they
Speaker 7: played this on the bets and Courtse podcast this week,
Speaker 7: and I have it was me talking. I have no
Speaker 7: memory of this of one of the first practices, and
Speaker 7: we're and and Greg Coleman is is no, I'm sorry,
Speaker 7: first pregames and Greg Coleman is interviewing coach in the
Speaker 7: locker room, and I'm with him in the locker room,
Speaker 7: and Pa walked by and good game. Zimmer slapped him
Speaker 7: on the butt as he walked by. And again I
Speaker 7: have no memory of that, tell the story and apparently
Speaker 7: Zimmer looked at him like he wanted to kill him.
Speaker 1: I told the story.
Speaker 3: That was my voice, Yeah, what.
Speaker 1: Does everybody around here? I think that's okay. Let's stop
Speaker 1: slapping asses.
Speaker 5: There's the State Fair t shirt we promised in twenty
Speaker 5: seven we'll stop slapping asses.
Speaker 7: By the way, I think it was Betser Quotes or
Speaker 7: somebody sent me a picture of a State Fair T shirt.
Speaker 1: Idea just said the fan.
Speaker 3: That we'd have to be capital D words to do
Speaker 3: that thing anyway back to you.
Speaker 5: Uh, Cornell University is banning students from from preparing wild
Speaker 5: game in communal kitchens, and the reason why they're doing
Speaker 5: that is because last year two students skinned and butchered
Speaker 5: a black bear at a communal kitchen.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'd keep wild game at Grand Casino Arena.
Speaker 7: Okay, I'm sorry, wild game wild widow.
Speaker 3: Tomorrow.
Speaker 9: I like that he just lays in the weeds like
Speaker 9: it's always.
Speaker 1: It's always.
Speaker 5: You know how now we have like protein coffees right
Speaker 5: there's they're injecting protein into everything.
Speaker 1: Sure, scientists have.
Speaker 6: Now created protein lettuce.
Speaker 5: So if you want protein and vegetables together, bad timing
Speaker 5: protein lettuce, Yeah, not great timing protein lettuce roll out. Yeah,
Speaker 5: because Taylor Farms is now expanding their recall to include
Speaker 5: salsa and guacamole products.
Speaker 1: You know, we should do We should f with lettuce.
Speaker 6: More mess around with that, Pendergrey Moore.
Speaker 5: Do you guys believe in general that the youngest sibling
Speaker 5: is often the most spoiled?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 6: That was That was almost unanimous, and that was instantaneous.
Speaker 1: I am. What's crazy, though, is.
Speaker 5: Experts say that many youngest siblings don't feel spoiled at all.
Speaker 3: Of course, I think they they're spoiled.
Speaker 5: Because they don't any different, right, they don't want it
Speaker 5: to end. While some may have experienced more freedom or
Speaker 5: less strict parenting, many also report feeling underestimated, dismissed, or
Speaker 5: treated like the family baby longing into adulthood. Therapists say
Speaker 5: the label can create pressure.
Speaker 1: Some youngest siblings feel they have to be the fun,
Speaker 1: easygoing peace maker, even when they're dealing with their own stuff,
Speaker 1: so they're they're not feeling spoiled. That's me, that's right.
Speaker 3: So I go, He'll billy on it. And then I
Speaker 3: don't want peace. I want the world to burn.
Speaker 1: The researchers.
Speaker 5: Researchers also suggest that birth order is obviously only a
Speaker 5: small piece of the puzzle. It suggests it's not nearly
Speaker 5: as predictive of your adult personality as many people.
Speaker 1: My god, that's true. Where's where's sauce.
Speaker 6: In the sauce is oldest? He's first?
Speaker 1: He wait, no, Kelly, Kelly was first. Kelly.
Speaker 6: You're right, Kelly. I think Kelly was first. You're right,
Speaker 6: Kelly was.
Speaker 5: First, clearly the most spoiled Kelly Sauce and then dobve,
Speaker 5: you're right.
Speaker 1: Can we try something real quick?
Speaker 7: Corey?
Speaker 3: Calista Fleheart ended her boycott. There's a story about Anthony
Speaker 3: Edwards in The Athletic Today and there's some quotes. I
Speaker 3: want to see how she does with his quotes.
Speaker 1: Here we go m.
Speaker 11: On a recent night in Paris, Rudy Gobert was taking
Speaker 11: a video of a shimmering Eiffel Tower, one of the
Speaker 11: world's most recognizable cultural symbols, with the lights reflecting off
Speaker 11: the Sane River. A familiar Georgia drawl interrupts the tranquility.
Speaker 11: That looks like Walt Disney, the voice says, as the
Speaker 11: camera pans to Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards.
Speaker 9: That Walt Disney. Rudy, I've seen the video, and if
Speaker 9: you know how Ant talks, he's like that on Disney.
Speaker 9: Rudy and Calista.
Speaker 1: I think she did really well.
Speaker 9: It was a very endearing video of and sort of encapsulating,
Speaker 9: like what Rudy. It was the Eiffel Tower, the actual
Speaker 9: Eiffel Tower. It was adorable.
Speaker 7: Imagine how much fun it would be to be those
Speaker 7: young people with that amount of money rolling around Paris
Speaker 7: just being kids, but being rich kids. That are superstars,
Speaker 7: How much fun, what a life? I hope it does
Speaker 7: build some chemistry because LaMelo, Yeah.
Speaker 9: Most of the team is there, which I think says
Speaker 9: a lot about the team.
Speaker 3: They're in Paris.
Speaker 5: Yep, Paris is beautiful. And the Eiffel Tower gets crapped on,
Speaker 5: and I don't mean in a d white hockey kind
Speaker 5: of a way. Right, everybody says it's overrated. I thought
Speaker 5: it was the exact opposite. I thought it was spectacular.
Speaker 5: I don't know, but like getting halfway up that thing
Speaker 5: because hartburn I did the stairs totally.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's a lot of stairs the elevator.
Speaker 5: Like, if you don't book tickets for the elevator, like
Speaker 5: a long time in advance, you ain't going up the elevator.
Speaker 5: You got to do the stairs. So you have to
Speaker 5: pay to go up the stairs. But it's freaking worth it. Yep,
Speaker 5: it's awesome. Who thinks that's overrated.
Speaker 3: Well, it's sort of.
Speaker 7: I don't mean, I can see why people would say
Speaker 7: it's like the Saint Los Arch. It's just a thing
Speaker 7: standing there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's just I think.
Speaker 5: I think that is one of the most overrated things
Speaker 5: in this country. The arches once you see it for
Speaker 5: about ten seconds, You're like, Okay, cool. And I know
Speaker 5: engineers think it's cool, architects think it's cool, but I'm like,
Speaker 5: but what am I supposed.
Speaker 1: To do with it?
Speaker 5: I'll set of looking at it. But man, getting halfway
Speaker 5: up the Eiffel Tower. Seeing the Eiffel Tower is awesome,
Speaker 5: but being halfway up and then looking out all over
Speaker 5: Paris is a spectacular view.
Speaker 1: And then see seeing it at night. Sure that adds
Speaker 1: a whole new dimension in the history.
Speaker 5: But I just I walked away going like I'm blown
Speaker 5: away being halfway up this thing. If I ever go
Speaker 5: back to Paris, I'm going to book the elevator tickets
Speaker 5: way ahead because I want to see what that looks
Speaker 5: like from the top. Because half not even halfway up,
Speaker 5: I guess that viewing deck isn't probably short of halfway right,
Speaker 5: it's got to be less than halfway and it's still sat.
Speaker 1: Viewing decks up as you go up the stairs.
Speaker 7: The first one is still was still Jilly and I
Speaker 7: got up there to that first one, and you know
Speaker 7: how you it's a great so you can see the
Speaker 7: green Sea. We had to talk to each other. We
Speaker 7: might we thought we might have to live there forever.
Speaker 7: We were both scared.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, spectacular, good news, real quick on the way out. Okay.
Speaker 7: One of the most vexing problems caused by the pandemic
Speaker 7: was the toll it was taking on mental health of
Speaker 7: young people. After years of focus on behavioral health, it
Speaker 7: appears that North Carolina high school students are doing better.
Speaker 7: They're doing something right in North Carolina for the kids
Speaker 7: who went through so much we all did during the pandemic.
Speaker 1: And so more on that.
Speaker 7: I'll read this story more, but looks like we're making
Speaker 7: some steps in the right direction mental health with the kids.
Speaker 1: That's good.
Speaker 6: Sounds good.
Speaker 5: Johnny Bones, have fun at Field of Dreams. Mars you
Speaker 5: coming in Friday. Sure got your distant cousin Adam feelin
Speaker 5: playing initials on Friday and sauce and many others.
Speaker 9: Okay, so see you Friday, all right, I'll be here.
Speaker 5: On then nine to noon is next potup returns tomorrow
Speaker 5: sauces back tomorrow five thirty to nine, See tomorrow sundaesus.
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