Speaker 1: Pump gas today.
Speaker 2: Fill your car today, because tomorrow is gonna be vvv cold.
Speaker 2: And there's a little public service for you because if
Speaker 2: you're pumping gas tomorrow or on Friday or Saturday, you're
Speaker 2: gonna be going.
Speaker 3: Daddy Bear told me that I got a pump gas
Speaker 3: and here I am.
Speaker 1: Huh.
Speaker 4: It's so much slower in those temperatures they do.
Speaker 1: Don't think it trickles out. It's like an eye dropper. Yeah,
Speaker 1: come on.
Speaker 2: We have a little debate here between me, and it's
Speaker 2: a friendly debate. Now, Van is twenty four years old,
Speaker 2: so he's got a different worldview on a lot of
Speaker 2: things in different memory than I do. So vaunt and
Speaker 2: I you asked me yesterday a legitimate question.
Speaker 5: We were looking at a video of Bruno Mars when
Speaker 5: he was younger and he was performing and he was great.
Speaker 1: Yeah, in Honeymoon in Vegas.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well he was just on stage killing it at what
Speaker 5: twelve years old, maybe.
Speaker 1: Even younger, like seven, I think.
Speaker 5: And I said to you, I said, I think Bruno
Speaker 5: Mars is comparable to a modern day Michael Jackson, is
Speaker 5: what I said.
Speaker 2: We were talking about whether he was as is iconic,
Speaker 2: as influential, or powerful as Michael Jackson looks back in
Speaker 2: the day. And I understand you don't know because you
Speaker 2: didn't live through Michael Jackson, somebody that your mom or
Speaker 2: your grandparents used to listen to back in the day.
Speaker 5: Yeah, more privy to Michael Jackson than I am, like
Speaker 5: a prince or something. But I and I love Michael Jackson.
Speaker 5: They give him all the credit. But I do think
Speaker 5: Bruno Mars is comparable to like in terms of the talent,
Speaker 5: the range, the influence. I would say we're on a
Speaker 5: worldwide basis. Yeah, okay, go ahead and present your case.
Speaker 5: I just think that Mike Bruno Mars. First of all,
Speaker 5: he's got every ability. He's got the singing right, He's amazing.
Speaker 5: He could hit tons of different notes. He can dance phenomenally.
Speaker 5: His dance in the new music video I just mids trending.
Speaker 5: He plays multiple instruments. He plays guitar, I think the bass,
Speaker 5: he plays drums. He's just iconic. There's a reason Bruno
Speaker 5: Mars does not typically do tours because he doesn't have to.
Speaker 5: He's Bruno Mars. People are gonna come to where he is.
Speaker 5: That's why I'll do a Vegas residency or just do
Speaker 5: like a one off show in Brazil out of nowhere.
Speaker 5: So I just think he's I think he's up there
Speaker 5: with Michael Jackson. Okay, do you want to play any
Speaker 5: long cliff to illustrate your point. That's my opening statement.
Speaker 5: You give your opening statement, then we'll go verse for verse.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, I mean, aside from not playing instruments, Michael
Speaker 2: Jackson was. He did all of that. He danced. Nobody
Speaker 2: danced like Michael Jackson hashtag moonwalk. He sang talking about
Speaker 2: hit the high notes. He had an amazing falsetto. He
Speaker 2: had an amazing regular voice. He was just a and
Speaker 2: nobody else got the vocal accents that we all used
Speaker 2: to make fun of.
Speaker 1: Like the he he all of that. He invented that.
Speaker 2: And Michael Jackson existed in an era where a lot
Speaker 2: of creative discoveries had not been made yet Michael Jackson existed.
Speaker 2: I'll just go down the list here for you. So
Speaker 2: you know, he was in the Jackson five and that
Speaker 2: was cute, but he wasn't really a standout until he
Speaker 2: came out with the Off the Wall album in about
Speaker 2: nineteen seventy nine, and then one of the saddest songs ever,
Speaker 2: She's out of My Life, which I won't play because
Speaker 2: it makes me cry.
Speaker 3: So good, so good, I know.
Speaker 2: Then nineteen eighty two rolls around he comes out with
Speaker 2: eat It Now. The thing about this era is this
Speaker 2: is when videos on MTV were being were new, and
Speaker 2: when you watch old videos, you like you watch an
Speaker 2: old video like Daryl Hall and John Oates. They stand
Speaker 2: there and they pretend that they're singing at a concert.
Speaker 2: Nobody did theatrics until Michael Jackson did theatrical videos like
Speaker 2: this one or this one, theatrical iconic video because he
Speaker 2: was breaking ground and unfortunately had already been broken, so
Speaker 2: Bruno Mars can't really break any video ground. But then
Speaker 2: Michael Jackson did probably the most famous video.
Speaker 1: Of all times.
Speaker 2: It's like a nine or ten minute video, and they
Speaker 2: used to schedule it on MTV because you didn't have
Speaker 2: YouTube to watch it on. They'd be like, Okay, tonight,
Speaker 2: I'm Mark Goodman, and tonight on MTV at nine pm Central,
Speaker 2: we're gonna play the thriller video and people would stop
Speaker 2: their world to watch the thriller beats.
Speaker 1: And then he followed it up with songs like.
Speaker 2: If You watch the video for another iconic video because
Speaker 2: they used morphing. They would yeah, one phase to another,
Speaker 2: and now that was innovative and groundbreaking back then. So
Speaker 2: Michael lived in a time where innovation was still possible.
Speaker 2: Now everything's already been invented. So yeah, I mean, you
Speaker 2: know what, you don't have to appreciate him. You don't
Speaker 2: have the same strong memories as I do. But that's
Speaker 2: that's why I think Michael is just far and above
Speaker 2: and will be remembered forever.
Speaker 5: And sure, I do agree that Michael Jackson, especially with
Speaker 5: music videos, had influence. But you're gonna tell me that
Speaker 5: records like this weren't iconic. Bruno Mars didn't jump on
Speaker 5: the scene with this song, but this one was definitely
Speaker 5: one of the ones.
Speaker 3: And then I mean, if we're gonna take it really back.
Speaker 5: We'll play He can do a ballad, he can do
Speaker 5: he can stay that soulful ballad with you know, Lady Gaga.
Speaker 5: It's catchy vibe professing his love and it don't always
Speaker 5: gotta be sad. I mean, he can continue to do
Speaker 5: the thing where he's on songs with people or if
Speaker 5: you want to talk about upbeat, upbeat Let's pump up
Speaker 5: the gems dance song, let me get back in my bag.
Speaker 3: I'm sad. It's sad boy hours really for this one.
Speaker 3: Let's take her on a dance floor. Disco ball comes
Speaker 3: down from.
Speaker 5: The ceiling, serenade her again, not trashing Michael Jackson. The
Speaker 5: man had thirteen number ones, but Bruno Mars has had ten,
Speaker 5: so he's getting up there very comfortable.
Speaker 2: I don't disagree. I think the Bruno Mars is great.
Speaker 2: I just think as far as like an icon groundbreaking legend,
Speaker 2: Michael Jackson broke all of these rules and broke all
Speaker 2: of these you know, I don't know standards that Bruno
Speaker 2: didn't break, because they'd already been broken. Had they not
Speaker 2: been I don't know, had they what had they been broken?
Speaker 2: Had word not for Michael.
Speaker 3: Jackson, because we can't do like what if.
Speaker 5: I like that Bruno Mars is, like I said, he
Speaker 5: can do the ballot, he can do like the pop,
Speaker 5: the funk, he can do just a straight pop disco
Speaker 5: battle like.
Speaker 3: He just does it all.
Speaker 5: And I like that he plays the instruments themselves, which
Speaker 5: Michael Jackson can't say he did well.
Speaker 1: And that's true.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's I feel like that's like one of the
Speaker 6: things he has a step up on is that he
Speaker 6: can play the stuff. And I don't get me wrong,
Speaker 6: I love Bruno Mars, but like Michael Jackson is like
Speaker 6: he is the thing, like well, you know, you don't
Speaker 6: you know what I mean, Like he's the thing that
Speaker 6: we're basing where like comparing Bruno Mars to Michael Jackson.
Speaker 3: Yeah, not Michael Jackson to Bruno Mars.
Speaker 5: With a lot of text messages, somebody said, Michael Jackson's
Speaker 5: way better than that person, Bruno Mars. It's like a
Speaker 5: king versus a jester. Nothing we'll ever touch Michael Jackson,
Speaker 5: king of pop. Sit down, vont sure? Michael Jackson is
Speaker 5: the king of pop. And I I, like I said,
Speaker 5: I'm giving Michael Jackson's credit, but I think Bruno Mars
Speaker 5: is next in line.
Speaker 1: I don't know that.
Speaker 2: I would say Prince would probably be just a hair
Speaker 2: behind Michael Jackson. But then again, I respect the fact
Speaker 2: that you're twenty four years old and you didn't live
Speaker 2: through It's kind of like explaining to somebody like the
Speaker 2: Space Shuttle Challenger explosion and how powerful that was.
Speaker 1: I wasn't alive.
Speaker 2: I don't understand how the world stopped, or a better
Speaker 2: example lately nine to eleven. Try explaining to Carson why
Speaker 2: nine to eleven was earth shattering, and he'll be.
Speaker 1: Like on TV once because you didn't.
Speaker 2: You didn't live through the emotion and the excitement and
Speaker 2: the day to day unfolding of Michael Jackson and him
Speaker 2: coming from you know, a little kid to just iconic.
Speaker 6: I'm in the new era to take over, and like
Speaker 6: I think again, Bruno Mars is great when Dave said,
Speaker 6: when you say, Dave though that like Prince is just
Speaker 6: one step behind Michael Jackson. That's something that I actually
Speaker 6: disagree with, where I actually know more Bruno Mars songs
Speaker 6: than I know Prince songs. Okay, so I'm sure he had, like,
Speaker 6: you know, an influence, but like he wasn't in my life.
Speaker 6: But I feel like Michael Jackson was in everyone's life.
Speaker 1: Everybody bought the Thriller album, right exactly.
Speaker 7: I feel like also like if you grew up in Minnesota,
Speaker 7: Prince was such a big thing here, but it wasn't
Speaker 7: as he wasn't as big in other states.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I disagree, I'm going to disagree.
Speaker 4: Well, I know you grew up in Colorado so.
Speaker 2: Well, when Prince was big, maybe because I've in radio
Speaker 2: and I also watched a lot of MTV back then,
Speaker 2: and Prince did great videos, but his songs were just
Speaker 2: there was no songs like Prince music. Really, oh absolutely,
Speaker 2: when Dove's cry was like, what was that? Because that's amazing.
Speaker 3: I know I'm young, but.
Speaker 5: I grew up and Michael Jackson obviously died. I don't
Speaker 5: know how many years before twenty ten or something, but
Speaker 5: I still knew so much.
Speaker 3: Michael Jackson.
Speaker 5: The first time I ever heard about Prince was when
Speaker 5: he passed in twenty sixteen. Really, and I still, even
Speaker 5: like living here for almost three years, I could still
Speaker 5: only name you maybe a handful of Prince songs.
Speaker 2: Wow, And that's okay because you know what if you
Speaker 2: go back and how interested are you. Let's say your
Speaker 2: mom and dad used to listen to Fleetwood Mac, Well,
Speaker 2: it's like, okay, you respect him, but do you really
Speaker 2: want to go back and listen to something that you
Speaker 2: know some people do and some people don't. Right, it's
Speaker 2: a generation or two before you, Yeah, So why why bother?
Speaker 6: Some of detextans saying Bruno is Vaunt's generations Michael Jackson totally.
Speaker 1: Oh true. Steve is on the phone.
Speaker 2: Steve, We're having a little debate Michael Jackson versus is
Speaker 2: Bruno Mars, who's more iconic?
Speaker 1: What's up, Steve? Try again? Now you're on go ahead?
Speaker 8: Oh morning, guys. How you doing?
Speaker 3: Good? Ahead?
Speaker 8: Good good. It's rare that I actually agree with bon
Speaker 8: So this is amazing. But I just turned on the
Speaker 8: radio and heard caught up what was going on? And
Speaker 8: I've been in multiple of these debates where I've said
Speaker 8: Bruno Mars is one of the best artists and.
Speaker 3: Can we ask real quick, how old are you? What
Speaker 3: generation you're more Michael.
Speaker 8: No, I'm forty three, buddy, Okay. Yeah, So I grew
Speaker 8: up around Michael and him being little and looking up
Speaker 8: to him in the ABC's and all that awesome stuff.
Speaker 8: But Bruno Mars I saw on concert once, I don't know,
Speaker 8: not even ten years ago at Excel, and I've been
Speaker 8: to Bonnerou ten times over. He put on one of
Speaker 8: the best musical shows I have ever seen, hands down.
Speaker 1: I've never seen it, but I would agree with that.
Speaker 2: I would say, like Michael Jackson was a recording artist
Speaker 2: and not so much of performance.
Speaker 1: Yeah, A recording artist. What Michael moonwall videos?
Speaker 2: You don't really see think of watching Michael Jackson during
Speaker 2: a concert video other than the Motown twenty five special
Speaker 2: when he did the Moonwalk. Nobody ever saw Michael do
Speaker 2: a concert.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 2: All right, we had to take a break, Thanks Steve,
Speaker 2: Thanks for calling in a good day. We'll be right
Speaker 2: back on KTWB when we come back. What are you
Speaker 2: going to the doctor for today? Okay, not to dwell
Speaker 2: on something awful, but if you've got you know, what
Speaker 2: do you go to the doctor for today? Maybe you've
Speaker 2: got strep throw Maybe you're going for your you know,
Speaker 2: three month baby exam. Maybe you're going because you've got
Speaker 2: a tick.
Speaker 3: Don't you get that?
Speaker 1: A tick like a.
Speaker 3: I didn't realize.
Speaker 2: Text me and let me know why you're going to
Speaker 2: the doctor today, or use the talk back feature. I'd
Speaker 2: love to hear you talk about it. You got thirty seconds.
Speaker 2: Tap the red microphone button on the stream on the
Speaker 2: iHeartRadio app. Why are you going to the doctor today,
Speaker 2: kad There's a lot of people are going to the
Speaker 2: doctor today. What are you going to the doctor for today?
Speaker 2: Whether it's like serious or whether it's a baby well,
Speaker 2: what go well, baby check up or whether it's you know,
Speaker 2: you got this thing, you got this rash, you got
Speaker 2: a bump, you go to the doctor for a bump
Speaker 2: on your head, Bailey.
Speaker 3: I did go to that. It was a calcium build up,
Speaker 3: and it's nothing to worry about. I wish it was
Speaker 3: something so I could get it shaved off because I
Speaker 3: hate it.
Speaker 4: I just want to get why all shaved off?
Speaker 1: I do have a belt sand sander at home.
Speaker 3: Do you can you bring it in?
Speaker 1: I'll bring it in tomorrow.
Speaker 8: We'll hear that.
Speaker 2: Okay, so let's do some talk packs. Why are you
Speaker 2: going to the doctor today? Let's find out. Oh okay,
Speaker 2: I thought you were sorry. Stay by me.
Speaker 9: I went to the doctor yesterday, and while I was
Speaker 9: happy that I did not gain anyway, but I also
Speaker 9: did not lose none. I am short, shorter a half
Speaker 9: an inch, Like, what the heck?
Speaker 2: Okay, it happens. It happens. My dad was like five
Speaker 2: ten when he was young. Yes, he's like five six
Speaker 2: yeah when he got old.
Speaker 3: My mom's five to two now, she used to be
Speaker 3: five to five. Wow.
Speaker 2: Seriously, yeah, I got some more. I got fun. Okay,
Speaker 2: why are you going to the doctor today.
Speaker 10: I am going to the doctor today because I am
Speaker 10: starting physical therapy on my ankle, which I sprained ten
Speaker 10: weeks ago on a party bus.
Speaker 1: On a party bus. Yeah, girl, that's my girl.
Speaker 10: I actually just had a virtual doctor's appointment because I
Speaker 10: have been sick with a very bad cold for about
Speaker 10: five days now.
Speaker 1: Not fun, No, it sounds terrible. All right, why are
Speaker 1: you going to the doctor?
Speaker 8: Good morning?
Speaker 7: I have a blood draw or a lap appointment this morning.
Speaker 11: I had a kenney transplant two and a half years ago,
Speaker 11: and I'm just.
Speaker 6: Doing routine lamps this morning before I head off to
Speaker 6: my job at the same hospital.
Speaker 12: Have a great Wednesday.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Blood draws are the worst, and you always get if
Speaker 2: you get the nurse that's one hundred and seventeen years old,
Speaker 2: are the phlebotomus, And then they come in and they're
Speaker 2: they're done. It's painless, and you're like, oh, and they're
Speaker 2: nice to you and they're nice yeah yeah, And then
Speaker 2: sometimes you get the new one who's like okay, who
Speaker 2: They're looking at your neck and you're going, you got
Speaker 2: some good veins there. You're like, can you try my
Speaker 2: arm instead?
Speaker 3: And they're like, I'm sorry. I can't find a vein,
Speaker 3: all right?
Speaker 1: Why going to the doctor.
Speaker 10: Hey, guys, the reason I'm going to the doctor today
Speaker 10: is to get stitches out of my hip. I had
Speaker 10: my third hip surgery at the age of twenty six
Speaker 10: last Friday, and I'm finally getting the stitches out, so
Speaker 10: I'm excited. Hopefully I'll get off crutches soon because it
Speaker 10: is not fun with the ice and crutches.
Speaker 1: Oh God, sure, Why going to the doctor?
Speaker 12: Good Morning, Day Ryan Show. Apparently I need to go
Speaker 12: to the doctor because standing at the counter while looking
Speaker 12: at my sour dough I'm trying to make, I threw
Speaker 12: out my hip and my lower back and now can
Speaker 12: barely walk, so I have.
Speaker 4: To go get that checked out.
Speaker 1: Just standing there. Peez, that's funny.
Speaker 3: One.
Speaker 13: I actually am going to the doctor yesterday and tomorrow
Speaker 13: because I was on a quick little trip for four days.
Speaker 13: And you know how your dog's miss you oh so much.
Speaker 13: My dogs were all up under my feet when I
Speaker 13: was trying to get ready and showered and went into
Speaker 13: my bathroom with blowder in my hair, and next thing
Speaker 13: i know, I'm coming to and there's blood everywhere, and
Speaker 13: I had tripped over my dog. Smoked my head, went
Speaker 13: to the hospital major concussion, ended up having a seizure
Speaker 13: and get checked out.
Speaker 2: Oh geez, this is amazing how you can do your
Speaker 2: dog like, will you move this way?
Speaker 1: And the dog moves that way too? The dog get out.
Speaker 3: Some text messages I can read.
Speaker 1: What do you got?
Speaker 6: This one says I have a mammogram appointment today. Yay
Speaker 6: to squeezing the boobies.
Speaker 4: They really squeeze on my mammogra I do in need luck?
Speaker 6: Someone says I'm going to the doctor today for a
Speaker 6: sleep injury. I slept wrong on my arm and shoulder
Speaker 6: and now I can't turn my head.
Speaker 3: To the right.
Speaker 1: Oh out.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 6: Next week I have to go to the doctor for
Speaker 6: an anal manum tree test manometry test. They put a
Speaker 6: catherine in your butt with a balloon to test pressures
Speaker 6: and you have to squeeze and push during the procedure.
Speaker 3: A cousin aenel. Uh, this one's bod.
Speaker 6: My husband has a one centimeter kidney stone that's too
Speaker 6: big to pass. At noon, he goes in to talk
Speaker 6: about options to how to get that meteor out of
Speaker 6: his body.
Speaker 2: Does he they use ultrasound or something to like explode
Speaker 2: it into tiny little particles and you can expel it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think so.
Speaker 6: Speaking of on my way to the doctor right now
Speaker 6: for my ten week ultrasound, hopefully going to hear the
Speaker 6: heartbeat baby. Someone says three month cortizone shot today with
Speaker 6: my hot doctor.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah yeah.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 6: This one says, going to see the dermatologist today for
Speaker 6: my daughter.
Speaker 3: She's got this boil and oozing and cottage.
Speaker 6: Cheesy JK, that's Dave's bit, but truly going to the
Speaker 6: dermatologists my daughter does have a rash.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, yeah, God.
Speaker 6: This one says I'm going to the doctor to get
Speaker 6: stitches out of the palm of my hand after carpal
Speaker 6: tunnel seargery. How this one says, my four year old
Speaker 6: is covered in red dots everywhere chicken pox or something else,
Speaker 6: red sharpen who.
Speaker 3: Knows red sharpie good?
Speaker 1: Be all right?
Speaker 2: Coming up with ludwar in a second, coming up, and
Speaker 2: you can't make this stuff. Forty seven percent of parents
Speaker 2: let their kids do this. Forty seven percent say no.
Speaker 2: Apparently the other six percent are undecided. Do you let
Speaker 2: your kids do this? I did not, but some parents do,
Speaker 2: and I find it in very bad taste.
Speaker 1: What is it? We'll tell you next.
Speaker 2: But then but first, oh first, yeah, sorry, I just
Speaker 2: check it out. The Old Bond commercial that she spoke
Speaker 2: of a classic on Katie WB.
Speaker 14: Mister Ivan Glotsky of New Haven, Connecticut explains why he
Speaker 14: uses Old Bond medicated powder.
Speaker 11: There was a tingling, like a bad wish, like a
Speaker 11: prickly heat, and then the tingling ted into an oozing.
Speaker 11: And the tingling kind of turned into an oozing which
Speaker 11: was kind of a mucasy blood kind of a crack
Speaker 11: with a dry flakiness all over. That came out of
Speaker 11: my pcocta thing. And that's when I tried the old bond.
Speaker 3: And what happened as soon as you applied the old bond.
Speaker 11: Well, it's solidified into kind of a chunky mass. It
Speaker 11: was adhering to all the hand I was covered with puzzy,
Speaker 11: mucasy masses of chunky white cheesy like a cream cheesy
Speaker 11: goop substance. It was oozing from the crack.
Speaker 14: Mister Glosky, describe your symptoms after using the Old Bond
Speaker 14: for just one week.
Speaker 11: It was an oozing with a puss with a white
Speaker 11: cakey substance. It was kind of like a cottage cheese
Speaker 11: and would fill up with blood and I would have
Speaker 11: to lance it and drain it. So I put on
Speaker 11: molpata and then what would happen is to begin to
Speaker 11: bubble and stink, and then the cocta wound opened up
Speaker 11: and had this mucus that would dump out of my
Speaker 11: paint leg and small puffs of white, chunky ooze. It
Speaker 11: would hit the ground and dust would fly up everywhere
Speaker 11: when I walked, and I looked like a small railroad engine.
Speaker 14: Mister Glosky, would you recommend old bond to your friends?
Speaker 11: Yes, I would. It was good, and I would recommend
Speaker 11: it for anything except for like a bloody ooze with
Speaker 11: a lot of puffs, because that turned into like a
Speaker 11: boil and I had to have it looked at, and
Speaker 11: it was ingrown and they was plucking hairs and it
Speaker 11: was a horrible smelling thing. But I won't eat in
Speaker 11: that restaurant anymore. Besides, they don't.
Speaker 1: Know me anyway.
Speaker 15: Well, search Dave Ryan TV and.
Speaker 2: Subscribe a lot of people going to the doctor today.
Speaker 2: We just kind of asked randomly, why going to the
Speaker 2: doctor today, and we got a couple of more talk backs.
Speaker 1: What do we got.
Speaker 15: Well, it wasn't this morning, but it was yesterday morning.
Speaker 15: Went to the doctors for my middle child having a
Speaker 15: stomach ache for the last couple of days and really
Speaker 15: really bad smelling gas. All for the doctor to just
Speaker 15: tell me, oh, give her some mir relax a couple
Speaker 15: of days in a row, maybe a week or so.
Speaker 15: If it's not better, then then maybe we'll figure something
Speaker 15: else out.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, are you serious? I took work off
Speaker 3: for this.
Speaker 2: Asked my question did the mir real axe work? Personal question?
Speaker 2: But I'm wondering last one.
Speaker 16: I am currently at the doctor with my father. He
Speaker 16: had to get a colonoscopy and he needed someone to
Speaker 16: escort him, So just waiting for him to get out
Speaker 16: of their recovery they.
Speaker 1: Can't drive home.
Speaker 10: From a.
Speaker 1: Couple of text messages, why going to the doctor today?
Speaker 6: This one says I'm on the way to the doctor,
Speaker 6: but to work. I'll be the for fourteen mammograms. Get
Speaker 6: those boobs check, ladies. Going to the doctor in hopes
Speaker 6: to finally find a doctor who will figure out why
Speaker 6: I keep getting severe allergic reactions.
Speaker 3: Going to get my thumb looked at.
Speaker 6: Hyper extended on my recent cruise, getting off the water
Speaker 6: slide with my kid. I'm going to the doctor today
Speaker 6: because I have hammer toe and the neuroma on my foot.
Speaker 6: It's making my toes look funky and it hearts ouch.
Speaker 3: And a lot of people are getting babies checked out today,
Speaker 3: so they're at a.
Speaker 6: Variety of weeks and they wanted to leave, get out, get.
Speaker 11: Out of there.
Speaker 1: Get Yeah, well they're pregnant.
Speaker 6: Okay, going to my thirty four week pregnancy checkout, ready
Speaker 6: to get this baby out?
Speaker 1: Works? Yeah, all right, thank you, and let's do one.
Speaker 3: On w b U.
Speaker 2: Brought you by the Lee Agency. Do you let your
Speaker 2: kids do this? Basically, half do and half don't. I
Speaker 2: did not let my kids swear, and they never swore
Speaker 2: around me. Carson still doesn't. He used to say, what
Speaker 2: the crap, What the crap, what the crap? He swears occasionally.
Speaker 2: Beth swears like a sailor, and Chase also does, but
Speaker 2: when they were young, they really didn't. Yeah, but some
Speaker 2: parents are totally fine with it. I remember I I
Speaker 2: would say a lot of us swear words when I
Speaker 2: was a kid. My mom would say, where did you
Speaker 2: learn that word from?
Speaker 9: You, mom?
Speaker 1: Which was totally true.
Speaker 2: Most parents claim their kids never forty four percent or
Speaker 2: rarely use profanity, and twenty four percent say their kid
Speaker 2: swears occasionally or frequently. I was over at an old
Speaker 2: girlfriend's house one time, and she was then married, and
Speaker 2: she had a kid about fifteen years old, and he
Speaker 2: swore right in front of me and right in front
Speaker 2: of her.
Speaker 1: I thought that was so.
Speaker 2: Weird and wrong and disrespectful. Yes, and I didn't say anything,
Speaker 2: But it's like, man, I would have if I would
Speaker 2: have ever sworn around my dad's friends, I would have
Speaker 2: caught the back of his hands so fat.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I remember, even when I started saying, like I'm pissed off,
Speaker 5: my Stepmam would be like, you cussing, You cuss.
Speaker 11: It around me.
Speaker 7: I'm like, no, no, I'd swear a lot around my
Speaker 7: parents now, but I did not growing up. I got
Speaker 7: my mouth washed with soap when I said but when
Speaker 7: I was Oh, that's how it was. But now as adults,
Speaker 7: we do swear sometimes, and even our parents are like
Speaker 7: kind of like okay with swearing sometimes because they never
Speaker 7: swore around us either.
Speaker 2: Really, Yeah, okay, Yeah, I swore around my kids all
Speaker 2: the time. Yeah, I were good enough to not do
Speaker 2: it around me.
Speaker 6: My Mom would only really swear if like she was driving,
Speaker 6: so then she would swear and we'd be like, but
Speaker 6: I even now today, I am thirty five, and if
Speaker 6: I do like squeak out a swear word and in
Speaker 6: front of my mom, I'll be like, like everything inside
Speaker 6: me goes, oh good, Yeah, because I would never swear
Speaker 6: in front of my mom.
Speaker 2: Oh you you're polite and you don't swear that much
Speaker 2: around Jenny and I swear a lot. Yeah, I swears
Speaker 2: a little bit, like maybe close does, but not that much.
Speaker 2: But Bailey is not really You're not you don't swear
Speaker 2: that much.
Speaker 5: I even feel like Jenny's a little bit lighter than
Speaker 5: you and I a.
Speaker 3: You're not in here all.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I swear quite a bit.
Speaker 3: My studio is in another city.
Speaker 2: That is you can't make this stuff up. Brought to
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Speaker 3: We could dance. We could dance on that.
Speaker 2: Just a priline reminder. Is going to get very cold
Speaker 2: this weekend. I think tomorrow's load, like the overnight load
Speaker 2: tonight is going to be twenty one.
Speaker 4: It's a high of eight tomorrow. I'm on a high
Speaker 4: of negative eight on Friday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like, this is what you need to do.
Speaker 2: You need to get at your crock pot. And I
Speaker 2: plan on Saturday to stay home and make something to
Speaker 2: run down to cub and buy something delicious to throw
Speaker 2: in the crock pop pot roast for example. Yea pot
Speaker 2: roast in.
Speaker 3: There sound so good.
Speaker 7: There's some chicken in there yesterday, also yesterday. So I
Speaker 7: am back in therapy because I just think I need
Speaker 7: therapy every once a while all the time.
Speaker 4: But I'm backing it.
Speaker 7: Good for you and finding a therapist everyone knows kind
Speaker 7: of like finding a good partner.
Speaker 4: It's it's kind of a journey.
Speaker 3: I say, it's harder.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it is pretty hard. And I'm just like a
Speaker 7: little bit bummed because it's not that this new person.
Speaker 7: I started going to a new person because the last
Speaker 7: person kind of invaded my privacy of being in radio
Speaker 7: and I didn't appreciate that. And so this new person,
Speaker 7: like she's a very kind human. However, our sessions are
Speaker 7: literally me just like telling her something that's going on
Speaker 7: in my life and her being like yeah, uh huh
Speaker 7: oh oh yeah. And then I'll finish, and she just
Speaker 7: looks at me and I do it over zoom because
Speaker 7: I'm not really I don't really want to go into
Speaker 7: an office honestly, and she just looks at me, and
Speaker 7: I'm like, isn't it your job now to like therapy me?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Please?
Speaker 4: Please?
Speaker 3: Something I can to.
Speaker 2: Back up your statement, because that's been I've been to
Speaker 2: therapy maybe three or four times, and I get the
Speaker 2: same thing. So I can tell your story, uh huh
Speaker 2: uh huh how do you feel about that? Uh huh huh.
Speaker 4: It's not even like how do you feel about it?
Speaker 4: It's usually just like, yeah, well.
Speaker 1: That's a weird I could be that therapist.
Speaker 4: I like, I feel like.
Speaker 7: The things that she's gotten into that it's like therapy
Speaker 7: talk are things that I have said, Like I've talked
Speaker 7: about attachment issues I have, and she'll bring some of
Speaker 7: that stuff up, but not from her perspective, her being like, well,
Speaker 7: you've mentioned that you have this before, and there's no solutions,
Speaker 7: there's no guidance, there's no advice of like do this
Speaker 7: or do that, And so I'm just I'm bummed to obviously,
Speaker 7: because like I really want to have someone who I
Speaker 7: feel like I can talk to and get help from.
Speaker 7: And once again, this person's very nice. It's just that like,
Speaker 7: I'm kind of like I could be a therapist. If
Speaker 7: this is all that you give to someone.
Speaker 2: Well, I've heard that's called I think reflective therapy. I
Speaker 2: think when they go how do you feel about that?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: How does that make you feel? And then you kind
Speaker 2: of explored a little bit. Yeah, But I'm like I
Speaker 2: can do that myself. I want someone like you. I
Speaker 2: want solutions. I want to like, UK, you need to
Speaker 2: do this, or you need to whatever. And that's not
Speaker 2: really what therapists do.
Speaker 1: From what I understand. They don't give you a solution.
Speaker 1: I don't know, I don't know how it works.
Speaker 7: But you know they do because the first person I
Speaker 7: ever saw, and now we go through a company with
Speaker 7: iHeartRadio where they give you free sessions.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's the same person that pierces your ears
Speaker 2: down to the mall.
Speaker 8: Ye.
Speaker 7: They're not that good, it might mean, but the first
Speaker 7: person I ever went to, she was so so great.
Speaker 7: She gave me so many solutions for my anxiety. I
Speaker 7: was dealing with some really major anxiety as she's back then,
Speaker 7: and she gave me so many solutions and kind of.
Speaker 4: Just like I don't know exercises I guess to do.
Speaker 7: And then she kind of broke down what anxiety was.
Speaker 7: Like she did a really good job of breaking down
Speaker 7: what I was going through. And that's one thing that
Speaker 7: I need, is I need to understand why I feel
Speaker 7: a certain way or while why my anxiety.
Speaker 4: Is flaring up or whatever it is.
Speaker 7: Whereas like, I think a lot of people think that
Speaker 7: you just go to therapy to talk, and it's like, no,
Speaker 7: I don't. I have people I can talk to. I know,
Speaker 7: a therapist is supposed to be the person who has
Speaker 7: no opinion, Like they don't know you, they don't know
Speaker 7: who you might be talking about. But like I don't
Speaker 7: need someone to just talk to, I need someone to
Speaker 7: help me, yeah.
Speaker 3: Or like at least articulate.
Speaker 6: Help you articulate what it is that you're feeling and
Speaker 6: what it is that you need.
Speaker 5: And it sucks because I'm in the kind of really
Speaker 5: same boat as you, Jenny. I have my first therapy
Speaker 5: appoint me today actually for my first time in a minute.
Speaker 5: The last therapist that I had through the company that
Speaker 5: you know that we do things with, it was just
Speaker 5: like Okay, all right, so let's tell me about this then,
Speaker 5: and then I'll tell them another story or something else
Speaker 5: I'm feeling, okay, well, then tell me about No, I'm
Speaker 5: not just telling you stories, like right, the he diagnosed
Speaker 5: me isn't the work, but I'm trying to say, but yes,
Speaker 5: help me figure out what to do next, how to proceed.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So yeah, And unfortunately the first therapist I ever want
Speaker 7: to they don't offer her anymore through the company that
Speaker 7: we use, so I don't know, there's a point where
Speaker 7: it's like maybe I need to just start paying or
Speaker 7: seeing if my insurance covers some other form and not
Speaker 7: going through the company that we go through with our
Speaker 7: with iHeart, but yeah, it was just kind of a bummer.
Speaker 7: I was like giving this person one more chance after
Speaker 7: the first session of already not really vibing with it.
Speaker 4: And after yesterday, I was like, yeah, I think I
Speaker 4: gotta find someone.
Speaker 5: And it just sucks because then it turns you off
Speaker 5: from like well, dang, maybe you know I just shouldn't
Speaker 5: do therapy, And that's what happened to me.
Speaker 3: At least, I was just like, never mind, screw it.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of text messages and I can't read
Speaker 2: all of them, but somebody says there is basically, some
Speaker 2: therapists are taught not to offer solutions, but what you're
Speaker 2: looking for is what they call solution focused therapy. So
Speaker 2: you tell them what's on your mind and your stories,
Speaker 2: and they'll be like, well you should do this and
Speaker 2: this and this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what am I paying you for?
Speaker 8: Though?
Speaker 3: If you're not offering solutions just to listen?
Speaker 4: Yeah, And I think, possibly, again, do you want that?
Speaker 7: I'm not saying that there's not an audience who wants that,
Speaker 7: because I think a lot of people do want that. However,
Speaker 7: it's weird when I'm clearly done speaking and it's like
Speaker 7: ten seconds of me of us just staring back and
Speaker 7: forth at each other, and I'm waiting for I'm like,
Speaker 7: I just.
Speaker 4: Spoke for like five minutes. What are you I'm just
Speaker 4: saying now? But yeah, it's like dead it.
Speaker 1: Or isn't it.
Speaker 2: Two times that I've had therapy, there was kind of
Speaker 2: like we'd run out of things to talk about. We
Speaker 2: still had thirty minutes left to go in the session,
Speaker 2: and I'd be like, so, what are you doing this weekend? Oh,
Speaker 2: I'm going ice fishing. I was like okay, tic tick
Speaker 2: tick tick. Yeah, So no, I've never I respect it,
Speaker 2: but I've never been like, Wow, I really been glad
Speaker 2: I went to therapy. I just was like, and I
Speaker 2: even told one therapist I said, I really, I've been
Speaker 2: to some other ones, not a lot, but I want
Speaker 2: some solutions. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure, no solutions.
Speaker 2: So I'm sorry you're going through that, but I mean
Speaker 2: it's okay.
Speaker 7: I just yeah, I feel like a lot of people
Speaker 7: people can probably relate. But good luck want with your
Speaker 7: session today.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 4: The person you have is good.
Speaker 3: Thank you, and good luck to you too.
Speaker 1: I think, okay, let's do the dirt will be the.
Speaker 4: Third wheel to any celebrity couple.
Speaker 7: We just need an invite Dave's Dirt on KADWB.
Speaker 2: All right, Keenan and kel are getting back together for
Speaker 2: it and Kel meet Frankenstein.
Speaker 3: That's not no moment kating to kill me.
Speaker 2: They're gonna start filming this summer. No word on a
Speaker 2: release date.
Speaker 4: Okay, that'll be fun.
Speaker 7: This is kind of crazy in my opinion, because I
Speaker 7: think we all look at Taylor Swift as like this
Speaker 7: sweet little angel. However, she has been involved in the
Speaker 7: legal battle between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni. And there's
Speaker 7: some candid text exchanges between Blake Lively and Taylor Swift
Speaker 7: that have been released, and the messages include Taylor allegedly
Speaker 7: calling Baldoni a bitch who and who had gotten out
Speaker 7: his tiny violin and offering to back Lively's uh push
Speaker 7: for a script revision, and while Blake labeled Baldoni a
Speaker 7: dufist and a clown in it.
Speaker 4: And it's just like kind.
Speaker 7: Of crazy, how you think you're just texting your friend
Speaker 7: about their crappy coworker and now it's in this.
Speaker 3: Like legal battle. Let's be publicize.
Speaker 2: Everywhere, but let's be fair to Taylor. She didn't do
Speaker 2: anything that any other friend wouldn't do. Bailey was complaining about,
Speaker 2: you know, some guy that broke her heart. I would
Speaker 2: text her back and be like, yeah, that little bitch
Speaker 2: in his tiny violin.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's what friends do.
Speaker 3: Said, yeah exactly.
Speaker 6: K Pop Demon Hunters is breaking a new record for Netflix.
Speaker 3: It is now the most.
Speaker 4: Watched title ever.
Speaker 3: Really over a six month period.
Speaker 6: So that's with four hundred and eighty two million views,
Speaker 6: And this is based on Netflix's July to December report,
Speaker 6: which didn't include the first ten days of the movie's release,
Speaker 6: so I can only imagine maybe when it comes back
Speaker 6: to July again, they'll come out with a new number
Speaker 6: and maybe it'll break even more records. So if you
Speaker 6: haven't seen K Pop Demon Hunters yet, get on it.
Speaker 3: It's good, BoNT Leekna.
Speaker 2: If you're resisting, it's fine. Susan and I watched it
Speaker 2: because Bailey's like, watch it, and it was. It was fine,
Speaker 2: It was good, It was cute. I thought it would
Speaker 2: be like, you know, dark and demonic and whatever. It
Speaker 2: was cute and silly.
Speaker 3: Look at snowy.
Speaker 5: I didn't realize it was snowing.
Speaker 4: Oh maybe up to like an end, just a heads up.
Speaker 4: That's report.
Speaker 5: Thanks, thanks Jenny. Yesterday was a big day for nostalgia
Speaker 5: for me and millennials. It was the twentieth anniversary of
Speaker 5: high school musical January twentieth, two thousand and six is
Speaker 5: when zac Efron and all those people came into our lives.
Speaker 5: They all posted they were just like, wow, twenty years
Speaker 5: that was such a baby. Even actually, Tisday all posted
Speaker 5: a video of her wearing some of Sharpay's old outfits
Speaker 5: and she was like, twenty years and two babies later,
Speaker 5: and I still got it.
Speaker 3: I brought this up early. I wonder how.
Speaker 5: Big that movie was for the like clearly it blew
Speaker 5: up their careers. But do you think they look back
Speaker 5: at it now like, eh, whatever, Like Zach Geffron did,
Speaker 5: What's the movie with DUNDEYA?
Speaker 3: Oh, the Greatest Showman?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I think that was also a big movie. You think
Speaker 5: you think it still holds that big of a place
Speaker 5: in their hearts?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I would think so, or just something they.
Speaker 3: Like I did that when I was a kid.
Speaker 6: No, because it made them like Vanessa Hutchins went on
Speaker 6: to do like Broadway, she does musical.
Speaker 7: Stuff all the time, regardless of Zach Efron in high
Speaker 7: school musical was a sexual awakening for me.
Speaker 4: I loved him.
Speaker 7: For a lot of people, such a crush on him
Speaker 7: when he was in that in Summerland.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, speaking of sexual the most promiscuous countries. The
Speaker 2: Winter Olympics still over two weeks away, but Australia has
Speaker 2: already grabbed a gold medal for promiscuity. What I guess
Speaker 2: they do a study and they found out that asses
Speaker 2: are ranked number one for their attitudes and behaviors around
Speaker 2: intimacy adults. Their report an average of thirteen point three
Speaker 2: sexual partners. They looked at forty five countries and used
Speaker 2: six different indicators, including the average number of lifetime partners,
Speaker 2: the typical age of first experience, rates of STDs, the
Speaker 2: legal status of prostitution, and how socially accepted premarital relationships are.
Speaker 2: We were there for the Olympics in two thousand, I
Speaker 2: want to say, and we went to King's Cross, which
Speaker 2: is like the center of prostitution in strip shows. And
Speaker 2: it was the weirdest night. Me and Patt ever's got
Speaker 2: worked on the show, went to a strip club I worked.
Speaker 2: Looked over Angie Taylor, who also worked on the show.
Speaker 2: She was there with a bunch of friends at the
Speaker 2: strip club as well. Yeah, and there's like legal prostitution.
Speaker 2: Pat and I we're so innocent. We're like from you know,
Speaker 2: the Midwest and stupid. And so we're talking to this
Speaker 2: woman and we're sitting there at a table and we're
Speaker 2: having drinks or whatever, and she started to get a
Speaker 2: little bit impatient with us because she was like, I'm
Speaker 2: talking to you guys, when are you gonna ask me
Speaker 2: to go up to one of the rooms I'm.
Speaker 3: Like not not. What if my mom found.
Speaker 2: Out she did gross? Here are the most promiscuous countries.
Speaker 2: Number one Australia, Number two, Brazil, Greece, then Chile. It's
Speaker 2: not Chili, by the way, it's Chile, Chile, New Zealand,
Speaker 2: at Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Thailand, and South Africa. We are
Speaker 2: not in the United States in the top ten, but
Speaker 2: we're working on and no we're not okay, And that
Speaker 2: is the dirt on Katie WB. We'll be back in
Speaker 2: a second. We got more cone and great concert tickets
Speaker 2: and then the most Minnesota phone call we've ever had
Speaker 2: ever coming up in about ten