Speaker 1: Imagine of the hobdays. D Ryan Christmas Wish. Wow.
Speaker 2: Here we are back again Christmas Wish on KDWB. We've
Speaker 2: been doing this for I think we're in year number
Speaker 2: thirty three Wow of Christmas Wish and we've raised millions
Speaker 2: of dollars over the years. We've given out millions of
Speaker 2: dollars and I haven't kept track of the year. Don't
Speaker 2: don't quote me on that, but I'm going to guess
Speaker 2: it's probably right up around a million dollars or more
Speaker 2: if you add it all up. And thanks to the
Speaker 2: generosity of everybody who helps out. There are people who
Speaker 2: don't even get plugs on the radio. They'll be like, hey,
Speaker 2: I work over here. We're gonna send you guys this.
Speaker 2: We're gonna help out with this because people just want
Speaker 2: to find somebody to help. It's like we want to
Speaker 2: want and do good, and here's your opportunity to do good.
Speaker 2: We're gonna do something right now on KTWB. But first
Speaker 2: we had to check in with our boy Brandon. Is
Speaker 2: he on the top line over here? Yes, Brandon?
Speaker 1: Is that you.
Speaker 2: Look who's back in action with College Muscle Movers. How
Speaker 2: how have you been Brandon? In the last twelve months.
Speaker 1: Can't blame overall.
Speaker 2: Yeah, new family members, new pet, powerball win, anything like that.
Speaker 1: Well, I'll just great for overhaul thing vib already. So
Speaker 1: oh Brandon, you are the best.
Speaker 2: Thanks for helping us out College Muscle Movers helps us
Speaker 2: with the delivery of the Christmas wish.
Speaker 1: Yes, and we're we're doing something a little bit different.
Speaker 2: We've actually got the wish e on the phone right now.
Speaker 1: Page. Are you with me?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm here a page.
Speaker 2: It's Dave Ryan over at KTWB. We called you a
Speaker 2: minute ago and said, hey, can we put you on
Speaker 2: the radio.
Speaker 1: Well what for?
Speaker 2: And we said, we'll tell you when we get you
Speaker 2: on the radio. Have you got a few minutes, page, Yeah, okay, good.
Speaker 2: I got an email from your friend Carrie. Who is
Speaker 2: Carrie to you?
Speaker 4: Cherrie is my uh that is my aunt, your aunt Carrie.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: So she wrote in and she told us why you
Speaker 2: might be a good recipient for Christmas wish, And she
Speaker 2: wrote the following letter. If you got a minute, I'm
Speaker 2: going to read this to you page okay. Of course
Speaker 2: I am nominating Page for a special Christmas wish because
Speaker 2: she is an extraordinary eighteen year old who's carried a
Speaker 2: lifetime of responsibility on her shoulders with a heart full
Speaker 2: of love. When I hired her three months ago as
Speaker 2: a shift manager, she immediately showed a rare mix of leadership, maturity,
Speaker 2: and genuine compassion. She lifted her team up, took pride
Speaker 2: in her work, and always stepped into help without hesitation.
Speaker 2: As I got to know her more, she opened up
Speaker 2: about the role she played at home, picking her younger
Speaker 2: siblings up from school, cooking for them, helping her mom,
Speaker 2: bringing them to doctor appointments, doing whatever she could.
Speaker 1: To help out.
Speaker 2: Page has always been the kind of person who gives
Speaker 2: and gives, and gives quietly, humbly, without expecting anything in return.
Speaker 2: The day before her world shattered, Page and her mother
Speaker 2: were excitedly planning Christmas presents for the kids and looking
Speaker 2: forward to Thinks Giving. They were full of hope, talking
Speaker 2: about how special the holidays would be. The very next day,
Speaker 2: while Paige was at work cleaning and preparing the store
Speaker 2: for the dinner rush with her usual positive spirit, she
Speaker 2: received the call that changed her life forever. I washed
Speaker 2: her break into pieces in front of me, her whole
Speaker 2: world collapsing in seconds, Yet even in her pain. The
Speaker 2: very first words out of her mouth were about her siblings.
Speaker 2: Do the kids know? Are they okay? Her instinct was
Speaker 2: still to protect them before herself. She rushed to the hospital,
Speaker 2: only to be told that she was the one who
Speaker 2: had to speak for her mother, make the arrangements, and
Speaker 2: face the unimaginable reality of losing the person she relied
Speaker 2: on most. Beneath her brave face is a young woman
Speaker 2: who is tired, scared, and grieving deeply. You remember that
Speaker 2: phone call? Yes, what was the news? When you answered
Speaker 2: the phone? What was the news?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 5: Id called my grandfather and Kee I heard, Hey, my
Speaker 5: mom's in the hospital. What happened? Is she okay? And
Speaker 5: the first thing he told me was she collapsed, said
Speaker 5: that she was rushed to the hospital and she was on.
Speaker 1: It just kind of out of the blue. Yeah, So
Speaker 1: she had seemed reasonably healthy and then just gone, Yeah, she.
Speaker 4: Was a little sick.
Speaker 5: But like in the letter, it said, just the night
Speaker 5: before we were talking, she was fine, she was laughing,
Speaker 5: and then I got the call at work. It was random,
Speaker 5: it was unexpected.
Speaker 2: The letter goes on to say, since that heartbreaking moment,
Speaker 2: Paige just carried responsibilities no teenager should ever have to
Speaker 2: face alone. She is planning her mother's services while stepping
Speaker 2: into the role of primary caregiver for your four younger
Speaker 2: sil blings, two of whom are autistic, fighting through overwhelming grief,
Speaker 2: financial strain, and the fear of the unknown. When did
Speaker 2: mom pass?
Speaker 5: She pass on? Excuse me Friday the twenty first, So.
Speaker 2: Just just ten days ago, So a week ago Friday. Yes,
Speaker 2: she is trying to hold her family together with nothing
Speaker 2: but her strength or love and determination. Granting Paige and
Speaker 2: siblings of Christmas wish would bring a ray of hope
Speaker 2: into the darkest time of her life and remind Paige
Speaker 2: that she is not alone, that her strength has not
Speaker 2: gone unnoticed, and that she deserves comfort, support and a
Speaker 2: moment of peace. And that is from caring. So are
Speaker 2: you familiar at all, Paige with Katie WB's Christmas Wish?
Speaker 5: Not at all known?
Speaker 2: Some people are, some people aren't. Christmas Wish is something
Speaker 2: we do every year for thirty This is the thirty
Speaker 2: third year. I believe where we find somebody who threw
Speaker 2: no fault of their own, is just going through something
Speaker 2: really tough. Sometimes it's financial, sometimes it's just heartbreaking. Sometimes
Speaker 2: they just need some good news. What's that shaboozy song?
Speaker 3: Good news? Just need some good news, some good news.
Speaker 2: We've got some good news for you. We've got we've
Speaker 2: got some things for your family that we've got Canaan
Speaker 2: who is four, Cash who is nine, Chase who is
Speaker 2: his twin, also nine, Carmen who is twelve, and then
Speaker 2: there's you that I get all the names right. Yes,
Speaker 2: we have things for you guys, just to kind of
Speaker 2: brighten the spirit a little bit and help out a
Speaker 2: little bit financially. Let's start off with Canaan. Canaan is
Speaker 2: four years old. So we got them some cool stuff.
Speaker 2: We got them a pair of light up Spider Man
Speaker 2: sneakers because kids love those things. Yes, so we got
Speaker 2: them some cool clothes, some different squish mellows. Kids love
Speaker 2: squish mellows because they're squishy.
Speaker 1: They're squishy, love squish mellows. Lie, we got we got
Speaker 1: a bed full of these things. It's gonna be awesome.
Speaker 2: We got a mini places based ball pit and an
Speaker 2: iPad so he can watch whatever he wants to watch.
Speaker 1: What you watching? Bluey Paw Patrol.
Speaker 5: At the moment, it's toy story in Majanah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, great choice.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: Now remember we're talking to an eighteen year old who
Speaker 2: is now taking care of all these people, all these kids.
Speaker 2: Cash is a twin for Cash we've got he's nine.
Speaker 2: We got him, this says, a Nintendo sixty with Super
Speaker 2: Smash Brothers and Mario Kart. I don't know what a
Speaker 2: Nintendo sixty is. I think they might mean a switch.
Speaker 2: I think I don't know what a Nintendo sixty is,
Speaker 2: but we don't think. Well, maybe Nintendo sixty four is
Speaker 2: twenty five year old, so I'm sure we didn't get
Speaker 2: you one of those.
Speaker 1: They probably they probably typed it up wrong.
Speaker 2: Nintendo girl, you're getting a Nintendo for cash, two para Nikes,
Speaker 2: some clothes, and a race car track with toy cars included,
Speaker 2: because we heard he's into that stuff. Uh. For Chase,
Speaker 2: who is his twin, also nine years old. Where are
Speaker 2: the kids right now?
Speaker 1: Anywhere? They they're with you?
Speaker 5: Not at the moment. They are still in bed.
Speaker 4: Okay, one of them are with their grandfathers.
Speaker 2: Okay, gotcha. For Chase, you'r the twin. We got them
Speaker 2: a fifty dollars Rollblocks gift card and a new bike.
Speaker 2: And some clothes and some sneakers. Carmen is your twelve
Speaker 2: year old, right, Yes, Carmen, We've got Nike sneakers, the
Speaker 2: five trendy lounge wear outfits. We got a Fuzzy Fuzzy
Speaker 2: pink blanket and a twelve days of Kylie Cosmetics Advent calendar.
Speaker 2: Twelve days of Kylie. Okay. For Chase and Carmen both
Speaker 2: wanted to PlayStation, so you're you're gonna get a PlayStation
Speaker 2: five with games, So that's pretty dope.
Speaker 1: That's wow.
Speaker 2: Okay, And for you, we got you some stuff too,
Speaker 2: because you've got so much on your plate right now.
Speaker 2: We got some sneakers, we got some clothes. We got
Speaker 2: a black, boneless slim couch delivered by Amazon and comforter
Speaker 2: set from Amazon that'll be coming. And then for the
Speaker 2: family holiday, Station Storre has heard about you guys, we
Speaker 2: got one hundred and one dollar gas station gift card.
Speaker 2: Broadway Pizza is giving everybody with a Christmas wish this
Speaker 2: year a one hundred dollars Broadway Pizza gift card.
Speaker 3: Broadway.
Speaker 2: You've got five and including you is at five hungry
Speaker 2: mouths to feed. We're gonna give you a three hundred
Speaker 2: dollars cub Foods gift card. We got a bunch of
Speaker 2: other fun stuff. Toilet paper you never have enough toilet
Speaker 2: paper now, toothbrushes, toothpasse, loofahs, just some fun stuff including
Speaker 2: a cookie making kit, just to help out and make
Speaker 2: your Christmas a little bit, a little.
Speaker 1: Bit easier, if I can use that word.
Speaker 2: But I think one of the things is to let
Speaker 2: you know that so many people are rooting for you,
Speaker 2: and so many people are pulling for you, and just
Speaker 2: want you to know that you're loved, appreciated and cared
Speaker 2: for and not alone and not alone, right.
Speaker 4: Thank you. I've definitely had a lot of support at this.
Speaker 4: My mom was a very My mom was really out
Speaker 4: there who once told her she was the life of
Speaker 4: the party. A lot of new faces came around, which
Speaker 4: was really nice, even if it was just for a
Speaker 4: nice little here's our condolences.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I know that you're still The grieving process
Speaker 2: is a long and hard process, and it comes in waves.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you're doing okay and other times you're just you're destroyed,
Speaker 2: and it comes in waves. And I can't imagine losing
Speaker 2: your mom when you're eighteen years old. And what you're
Speaker 2: going through and what you're the struggles that you will face,
Speaker 2: you know, in the years ahead, struggles and joys. It's
Speaker 2: not all going to be struggles. There'll be a lot
Speaker 2: of joys in there too. But we wanted to help
Speaker 2: you out. And there's a guy near your front door.
Speaker 2: He's from College Muscle Movers. His name is Brandon, and
Speaker 2: he's going to come in and all of the deliverables
Speaker 2: he's gotten for you, from the gift cards to the toys,
Speaker 2: he's going to bring him to your door.
Speaker 4: Okay, Page, Okay, I think I see him. We really appreciated.
Speaker 5: Kids are of course bummed, and I feel like this
Speaker 5: is going to make things turn around a little bit.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: You know, sometimes I like to say, no hill goes
Speaker 2: up forever. So here's a plateau for you, maybe a
Speaker 2: little bit of a downhill for you. So enjoy as
Speaker 2: much as you can your Christmas and your holidays and
Speaker 2: all of the things that are coming with your Christmas wish.
Speaker 1: All right, Page, of.
Speaker 4: Course, thank you guys so much. We really appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Thank you, And that is our first Christmas wish on.
Speaker 2: Katie WB text message regarding the first Christmas wish of
Speaker 2: the season.
Speaker 1: That family is so deserving.
Speaker 2: Those children really needed this and I'm sobbing on December first,
Speaker 2: thank you for always doing this, Dave Ryan Show and crew.
Speaker 2: I wish I could hug that sweet girl something fierce
Speaker 2: love that one. Thanks for all the text messages, more
Speaker 2: Christmas wishes every day right up until Christmas, at least
Speaker 2: one a day. We're going to take a break and
Speaker 2: when we come back, here's something we're hanging around for
Speaker 2: Disney on Eyes. Your kids will wet themselves when they
Speaker 2: discovered they're going to go to Disney on ice.
Speaker 7: You think that's what's gonna probably gonna happen, We'll be excited.
Speaker 2: Well maybe we'll do that coming up next on KDWB
Speaker 2: one on one point three KDWB. I just got a
Speaker 2: text message from a friend of mine who lives in
Speaker 2: Arizona and it's fifty degrees and they sent the burr
Speaker 2: blue face cold emoji.
Speaker 3: I hear it shot up. What is that like the
Speaker 3: coldest that gets in Arizona.
Speaker 2: And it can get very cold, and especially northern Arizona,
Speaker 2: but they're in like Fountain Hills.
Speaker 1: It's five here in the Twin Cities.
Speaker 6: Five. I don't want to hear it.
Speaker 3: When I left the house it was ten and then
Speaker 3: by the time I got here and dropped to five,
Speaker 3: or maybe my car got more used to the frigid,
Speaker 3: So I don't want to hear nothing. Don't excite it though,
Speaker 3: because this is my third winter in Minnesota. I pray
Speaker 3: that this is my first real Minnesota winter because the
Speaker 3: past two have been like mid It got.
Speaker 2: Cold real fast. Yeah, a week ago today it was
Speaker 2: fifty and we were all like, this is crazy, what
Speaker 2: a great winter this is going to be.
Speaker 1: No, we were wrong.
Speaker 7: There was a prediction, not like the farm Farmer's almanac,
Speaker 7: it was something else. I said that it was It's
Speaker 7: going to be a cold and snowy winter. Is what
Speaker 7: we were here around the country. Right, Yes, So I
Speaker 7: think that this is what we're getting, which I'm excited
Speaker 7: because I feel like last year Christmas didn't feel like
Speaker 7: Christmas because it was brown, it was warm, it just
Speaker 7: like we hadn't had barely any snow.
Speaker 6: So I'm pumped that we already have all the snow
Speaker 6: on the ground.
Speaker 2: They were making the snow like crazy. We drolled by
Speaker 2: buck Hill last night, probably right after dark, and they
Speaker 2: had all of their snowmaking equipment going. It was like
Speaker 2: a blizzard on the hill. It's kind of cool to
Speaker 2: look at all lit up and everything.
Speaker 7: So they opened on Saturday already. Yeah, I think they opened.
Speaker 2: I think they will open somewhere here. What it says,
Speaker 2: I'll look for it later. So kissing, why do we
Speaker 2: love to kiss? Science has not quite figured out why
Speaker 2: we loved kiss, but we do. But there's a new
Speaker 2: study that says the first didn't kiss, didn't happen between humans,
Speaker 2: and it may have actually taken place up to twenty
Speaker 2: one million years ago, long before we were even here.
Speaker 2: Researchers dug into the evolutionary history of kissing and found
Speaker 2: out it probably started among ancient primates. They looked at
Speaker 2: modern age like chimpanzees who kissed today, and trace that
Speaker 2: trait back through their family tree. I don't know how
Speaker 2: they did this, but they said kissing probably evolved in
Speaker 2: our primate ancestors and even showed up in Neanderthals. Not
Speaker 2: only that, but researchers also say they think that humans
Speaker 2: and Neanderthals may have kissed. Scientists are sure why kissing evolved,
Speaker 2: but they say it's not just a human thing. And
Speaker 2: plenty of other animals like to smooch too. Why do
Speaker 2: we like to kiss, Jenny? Why do we like to kiss?
Speaker 7: I think it's like a feeling of connection with someone.
Speaker 7: But then it also makes yelt tingly and press your
Speaker 7: body sometimes, you know.
Speaker 1: You know, when you think about it.
Speaker 2: It's a real weird thing because you're like touching very
Speaker 2: intimate body parts and swapping spit and it's a weird thing,
Speaker 2: but but it is. It's like there's something that we
Speaker 2: just love about it so much.
Speaker 3: You want to have a spit swaping partner everybody.
Speaker 6: I like, well to an extent.
Speaker 7: But Okay, I already know the answer for this for Dave,
Speaker 7: because it's Dave and he's been married for five million years.
Speaker 7: But Vaughn, do you kiss Alissa every time you see her? Like?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, we like coming home from home.
Speaker 6: And she's sitting on the couch, you go and you
Speaker 6: kiss her.
Speaker 3: Yeah, for the most part. Sometimes she'll be like, hey,
Speaker 3: you didn't kiss me before you left for work this morning. Yeah?
Speaker 7: Yeah, Dave, when's the last time you smooched with Susan?
Speaker 2: With Susan, he looked, Susan. Yeah, while it's been a while, yeah,
Speaker 2: what about anybody else? Well, that was yesterday at the
Speaker 2: bus station. What's his name, Brandon?
Speaker 3: It does sound kind of hot to the phone, I said,
Speaker 3: he's got muscles.
Speaker 2: Well, no, it's not that guy. But no, he said
Speaker 2: to me, buy me a cup of coffee, I'll give
Speaker 2: you a kiss. I'm like, okay, deal, Wait, I don't know.
Speaker 6: I am a cup of coffee.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Jenny, I don't know.
Speaker 6: Curious because I feel like every relationship is different.
Speaker 1: But oh it's totally different.
Speaker 7: Yes, I definitely know that, like at some point in
Speaker 7: a relationship, a lot of times you like stop kissing people,
Speaker 7: like after you've seen each other for like twenty years
Speaker 7: and you've seen each other at your worse. I don't
Speaker 7: think bomb Melissa will. They'll definitely always be smooching. I
Speaker 7: can already tell with you guys, but.
Speaker 3: Why because I'm very uh, insecure is not the word,
Speaker 3: but mushy.
Speaker 7: I would say, Yes, you're mushy, and you're romantic. I
Speaker 7: love my girl, yeah okay, And Dave is Dave.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the you know what. You get married and
Speaker 2: after a while it's like do you want to kiss?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: God, go brush your teeth, all right, we'll be back.
Speaker 2: We're not going anywhere, but we're gonna do Dave's Dirt
Speaker 2: coming up in a few minutes. On Katie WB. A
Speaker 2: couple of things going on. First of all, a big
Speaker 2: celebrity had a brain scan for some reason. They had
Speaker 2: an MRI and the doctor said the brain is not
Speaker 2: fully functioning. Who and do you believe it? And why
Speaker 2: do they have a brain scan. We'll cover all this
Speaker 2: on Dave's Dirt next on Katie WB. So vont is
Speaker 2: twenty four years old, indeed and has the taste buds
Speaker 2: of a ten year old.
Speaker 1: Excuse me.
Speaker 2: If he could live on chocolate chip cookies and twizzlers,
Speaker 2: he probably would chicken nuggets. Yeah, yes, but then you
Speaker 2: have very very adult taste in sectional furniture. Now, for
Speaker 2: some reason, you have four dollars in your checking account,
Speaker 2: no savings account. Yet you want an expensive you want
Speaker 2: to go to Gabbards. Isn't you want to go Gabbards
Speaker 2: and get a four thousand dollars sectional?
Speaker 3: Well, I'm just I want you to walk into my
Speaker 3: house and then it's just couch. There's no where to walk.
Speaker 3: It's literally like a like a a whole couch.
Speaker 1: Do you want one of the sectionals that curves. You
Speaker 1: know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I went to yes, an L shaped or what I've been,
Speaker 3: but I found is called a stationary sectional. Stationary means
Speaker 3: I don't want it to be like reclining. Oh you don't, No,
Speaker 3: I just want we're looking for a sectional for our
Speaker 3: apartment because if you remember earlier this year, our puppy Ava,
Speaker 3: God bless her, but she ate up part of our couch.
Speaker 3: That couch is still sitting in our apartment, but there's
Speaker 3: a blanket over the part because we're just like, we're
Speaker 3: gonna get rid of it soon, so we just covered
Speaker 3: it up. No reason to get it upholstered. That's one
Speaker 3: of our couches, and the other one it's we had
Speaker 3: another couch issue. I just don't have good luck with couches.
Speaker 6: Oh isn't that imagine set in your apartment?
Speaker 3: Nope, I think it's a different one from the time
Speaker 3: you came to visit. Oh okay, But all that to say,
Speaker 3: we're just over our couches and we want to get
Speaker 3: a new couch. And before I have the couches that
Speaker 3: I have now, since before I live with the before
Speaker 3: my girlfriend lived with me, so it was just me.
Speaker 3: I didn't really care. Now she's there, and our dog's there,
Speaker 3: and Alyssa's dad is coming to visit this weekend. So
Speaker 3: we want to just have, you know, functional and comfortable furniture.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: I'm willing to invest some money in it, but we
Speaker 3: just cannot find a couch that we're in love with.
Speaker 7: I understand wanting comfortable and functional furniture, but von to,
Speaker 7: at twenty four years old, you do not need to
Speaker 7: be spending thousands on the sectional. You can go on
Speaker 7: Facebook marketplace and find something great for like probably four
Speaker 7: hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: Oh no, yeah, And I'm not even a fan of
Speaker 3: the couches I have now, and I spend more than
Speaker 3: four dollars on those. Oh my gosh, mo to you.
Speaker 1: Jenny is misfrugal pants over here? Am she?
Speaker 2: Jenny is the kind of person that would drive by
Speaker 2: somebody's front yard looking for a free couch.
Speaker 6: That's that's what's in my front living room right now.
Speaker 1: Are you serious? A free couch?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I was sitting on the curb.
Speaker 3: Are you serious?
Speaker 6: I got it.
Speaker 7: From by myself, tossed it in my camera van and
Speaker 7: loaded it and everything and brought it into the house
Speaker 7: and then I washed everything deep clean the crap out
Speaker 7: of it.
Speaker 6: And that's what sits in my front living room.
Speaker 1: You're a thirty five year old adult.
Speaker 7: Do you know how expensive it is to furnish a house.
Speaker 7: I had to like refurnish some things in the last year,
Speaker 7: and so I didn't have the money to spend. So yes,
Speaker 7: free couch, free ninety nine.
Speaker 3: Baby.
Speaker 1: You can barely tell where the dog had puppies on it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and that's what you can't.
Speaker 3: That's why I'm not a post to the people that
Speaker 3: do that. That's just not what I want to do,
Speaker 3: and that's not what I list to do.
Speaker 7: You can find quality, Okay, look at I went to marketplace.
Speaker 7: My internet was going slow, but I found something Slumberland couch.
Speaker 7: It looks almost brand new, three hundred dollars send me
Speaker 7: the link.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, see, but we went to a couple
Speaker 3: of different furniture stores, the Slumberland, the Bob's and the Ashley,
Speaker 3: and I know some of those are like discount furniture stores,
Speaker 3: so they're not you know whatever, But I just I've
Speaker 3: found something I was not happy with with each couch.
Speaker 3: I don't know how picky I am or if it's
Speaker 3: just you know, my back has a bunch of issues.
Speaker 3: I do have scoliosis.
Speaker 1: You know you don't. Are you making this up?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 3: I went to a cairo a couple of months ago
Speaker 3: and they said that I in my lower back. I
Speaker 3: have like signed to scoliosis.
Speaker 6: Really for you when you were a kid.
Speaker 3: No, but a couple of years ago, and this is
Speaker 3: a real story. I went to a Cairo and they
Speaker 3: told me that I this is a real story. I
Speaker 3: swear sprained my back and shifted my pelvis and I
Speaker 3: don't think I ever fully recovered from that. Now, don't
Speaker 3: look at me and ask me, well, how I shifted
Speaker 3: my pelvis. Just know that I shifted my pelvis.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell you, and I hope I don't make
Speaker 2: anybody angry. I know that some chiropractors are super ethical
Speaker 2: and they will tell you the full God's truth. But
Speaker 2: I think that some chiropractors, like anybody who's a mechanic
Speaker 2: or a repair person or what ever, they might exaggerate
Speaker 2: to get you to come back.
Speaker 3: And I do feel like pain in my lower back often.
Speaker 3: I don't know if this particular cairo was doing that,
Speaker 3: but you'll find that. Yeah, everywhere a cairo or a
Speaker 3: mechanic or a doctor or like some type of specialist,
Speaker 3: a dentist. Like when I said that I had think
Speaker 3: my wisdom tee taken out, a lot of people swiped
Speaker 3: up in my story and were like, no, you don't know,
Speaker 3: you don't I was like, but the dentist said, I do.
Speaker 6: I would listen to the dentist.
Speaker 7: But also there's a lot of people texting invont with
Speaker 7: some suggestions for couches. Let me go, Look, you do
Speaker 7: have a Costco membership now because we've got that for
Speaker 7: you for your birthday, so you could go there. They
Speaker 7: do have some great sectionals there, or just look online
Speaker 7: because they might not have them in store right now,
Speaker 7: but look online.
Speaker 3: Other people are saying Ikea. You know, I've only been
Speaker 3: Ikea once. It was the first thing I ever did
Speaker 3: when I moved to Minnesota.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Akia has some great couches and sectionals. You could
Speaker 7: You really could get a new sectional from Ikia for
Speaker 7: way less, honestly than what you're probably saying.
Speaker 6: Interesting and they're comfy.
Speaker 3: Well, if you want to give me some Rex for
Speaker 3: a couch. Somebody said lazy boy has some gun I'm
Speaker 3: not looking for recliner, so if they have, you can't
Speaker 3: believe you don't want to recline.
Speaker 6: Dave has a sectional with like reclinings.
Speaker 2: My side reclines, her side reclines. We both face the TV.
Speaker 2: It's the best. Let me not rule it out. Let
Speaker 2: me if I could find a nice one, maybe somebody else.
Speaker 2: Textas said Vaughn, do not buy a new couch to
Speaker 2: fit your apartment now. If you don't plan on staying
Speaker 2: there for a long time, it may not fit where
Speaker 2: you move to New'll.
Speaker 3: Be it for a minute.
Speaker 2: That could be, But I can't believe you didn't buy
Speaker 2: another couch and let Ava chew up the new couch.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you this weekend we bought a rug spontaneously,
Speaker 3: and I was nervous because the last we got rid
Speaker 3: of the rug we had because Ava. It was like
Speaker 3: an area rug because Ava pooped and peede and threw
Speaker 3: up and all the and it was just too much
Speaker 3: to call zero res. I've thought about it, but I
Speaker 3: was like, no, she did hell to this this rug.
Speaker 1: See, so let me just bought.
Speaker 3: A new one this weekend. And me and a listen
Speaker 3: are like, Ava, don't chew do it.
Speaker 2: So when he says, vaant get leather is so much
Speaker 2: better with dog hair and so comfy.
Speaker 3: I have seen that it's better with leather or better
Speaker 3: than dog Here.
Speaker 6: Is she gonna scratch that up easily?
Speaker 3: Man, I don't know. It's so tough having like a
Speaker 3: dog in the house and then just try to find
Speaker 3: new furniture, new things. She remember she put up my
Speaker 3: dining room table when we first got her, like the
Speaker 3: bottom of it. The leg is messed up. Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Man, here's a recommendation. Get the one with a USB
Speaker 2: port in it so you can charge your phone while
Speaker 2: you're laying on the couch to watch my Seriously, I
Speaker 2: will tell you this. They start They stopped working after
Speaker 2: a year or so. But the first Yeah, you buy
Speaker 2: a couch or a chair with a USB plug in it.
Speaker 2: After a while, it's like it's not working anymore. But
Speaker 2: something to think about, all right, good luck, vant it
Speaker 2: is one. At one point three KDWB, let's get into
Speaker 2: Dave's dirt now the news that has Hollywood talking Dave's
Speaker 2: dirt on KDWB and Kim Kardashian went in for an MRI.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure what brought it on. I don't have
Speaker 2: the details on that one, but the doctor took a
Speaker 2: look at her MRI and said that the frontal part
Speaker 2: of your brain is less active than it should be. Now,
Speaker 2: we don't know what that means, but she said that
Speaker 2: cat just can't be.
Speaker 1: It just can't. I'm not accepting it.
Speaker 2: So I'm not sure if it's a serious thing or
Speaker 2: whether it's just an another Kardashian publicity stunt.
Speaker 1: Really not sure.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm not sure that Katy Perry has been an
Speaker 7: illegal battle over her home. She bought it back in
Speaker 7: twenty twenty, and she had sought five million dollars in
Speaker 7: damages and lost income based on Santa Barbara's California rental
Speaker 7: rates for how big the house is. So she paid
Speaker 7: fifteen million for the home. It belonged to someone named
Speaker 7: Karl back in the day, and he tried getting out
Speaker 7: of the real estate contract with her, and his attorney
Speaker 7: argued unsuccessfully. The combination of age, frailty from recent back
Speaker 7: surgery and the.
Speaker 6: Opiate it opiates opiates, opiates, Yeah.
Speaker 7: Opiates he was taking several times a day rendered mister
Speaker 7: Westcott of unsound mind. So there was some weird stuff
Speaker 7: going on, but the court did rule that Katy Perry
Speaker 7: deserved two point eight million for lost rental value.
Speaker 6: However, the judge reduced.
Speaker 7: The award by one million under the belief that Katy
Speaker 7: Perry gained at least that much investing that the fifteen
Speaker 7: million during this lengthy.
Speaker 3: Rich people prone, all right, it must be nice. Are
Speaker 3: at An is calling out body shamers people that have
Speaker 3: been talking about her and Cynthia Rivo from what you're wearing,
Speaker 3: to your body, to your face, to your everything.
Speaker 7: There's a comfortability that people have.
Speaker 3: Commenting on that that I think is really dangerous, and
Speaker 3: I think it's dangerous for all parties.
Speaker 2: And I'll be honest, I'll admit it. I've looked at
Speaker 2: her and said she doesn't look healthy. And I think
Speaker 2: that if you don't admit that you've thought the same thing,
Speaker 2: you're not being honest with yourself. Yeah, because you look
Speaker 2: at like a younger, healthier looking ari on a grande
Speaker 2: and now she's got like the bulging kind of an
Speaker 2: eye thing and she just doesn't look healthy, just like
Speaker 2: you if your sister. You hadn't seen her in a
Speaker 2: couple of years. And she came over and she looked
Speaker 2: that different, you'd be like, are you okay? And I
Speaker 2: don't think there's anything wrong with that. I mean, I
Speaker 2: don't think we're saying she's a terrible person, what an
Speaker 2: awful I just think that she just doesn't look very healthy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's some skeptics, but then there's also people that
Speaker 3: I think we're a little bit of both honestly, that
Speaker 3: are just noting it and ayre like hmm, this is interesting.
Speaker 3: But then there are some people that are like, yo,
Speaker 3: if she don't look well at all.
Speaker 7: So I think the argument a lot of times though,
Speaker 7: is like commenting on somebody's weight, Like what if she
Speaker 7: does have an eating disorder and your triggering something within
Speaker 7: her because she does have any eating disorder by.
Speaker 2: Comment to her, you know what I mean. I don't
Speaker 2: go on her on her Instagram and go, you look
Speaker 2: like you need to eat a sandwich. I don't do that,
Speaker 2: but I will look at it and think, oh, she
Speaker 2: doesn't look her good.
Speaker 3: And also, at the end of the day, are in
Speaker 3: a grande is a celebrity. You are in the public light,
Speaker 3: so anything that you do is kind of open to
Speaker 3: be discussed.
Speaker 2: Real, Okay, So I'm watching the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade,
Speaker 2: and there's a commercial on for Capitol One where John
Speaker 2: Travolta is playing Santa and he's got his sleigh and
Speaker 2: he's decking it out and he sings this song from Grease,
Speaker 2: Grease Lightning. Now listen because you might have noticed this one.
Speaker 2: There's a line in the actual song that's kind of naughty,
Speaker 2: but they leave it out. Let's see if you can
Speaker 2: find it.
Speaker 3: Ooh, honestly, could be prostomatic tinsmatic one point five percent
Speaker 3: cash back on it's Chris Lightning, Please the lights lad.
Speaker 1: Then you're burning up the quarto? Agree?
Speaker 4: Is that?
Speaker 1: And then you coast them through the last jobs.
Speaker 3: You Want Spring?
Speaker 2: Now, the next line says something naughty that is in
Speaker 2: the actual song from the from the movie, but they
Speaker 2: don't sing it in this commercial. So now you hear
Speaker 2: the whole thing.
Speaker 3: Is not in your Father, Man of the Cortis and
Speaker 3: do that he lamb job you want Spring?
Speaker 1: They left out that one little part, and.
Speaker 7: It's so I mean, now that I hear it, Yes,
Speaker 7: it's very obvious that they just skip right to the
Speaker 7: chorus part. But Madame, so I missed this because I
Speaker 7: totally didn't realize that the Packers were playing at noon
Speaker 7: on Thanksgiving.
Speaker 6: But Eminem joined.
Speaker 7: Jack White during the halftime show, which was like such
Speaker 7: a huge deal because Eminem never performs anymore. He only
Speaker 7: ever just like pops out of nowhere, like I think
Speaker 7: Ed Sheeron was in Detroit within the last year. And
Speaker 7: then Eminem joined them on stage. But Jack White did
Speaker 7: two songs before introducing Eminem and then concluded with the
Speaker 7: unofficial stadium anthem of seven Nation Army.
Speaker 6: And then guess what happened with that game? Oh, the
Speaker 6: Packers won? Whoa go Pack Go?
Speaker 3: And what the Vikings do?
Speaker 2: So the Vikings they they it was rough. They have
Speaker 2: not been shut out since two thousand and seven and
Speaker 2: oh fifteen, maybe something like that.
Speaker 6: That seems.
Speaker 2: So Jaj McCarthy's out, I think for a couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: So Max Brosmer, who was a former gofer, was filling
Speaker 2: his first NFL start, and this poor kid, I just
Speaker 2: felt so bad for him, he just he just I
Speaker 2: listened to a lot of it on the radio, and
Speaker 2: then when I got home, I watched it and it
Speaker 2: was just not good. Justin Jefferson had two receptions for
Speaker 2: a total of two yards.
Speaker 6: That's so yeah, that's sound good. I am seeing an article.
Speaker 7: My internet's going real slow today, but it does say
Speaker 7: that he might be clear JJ McCarthy might be cleared
Speaker 7: from his concussion as soon as today.
Speaker 2: Oh really, yeah, exact he might be to please on
Speaker 2: concussion protocol. Yep, exactly. Dua Lipa is hyping up Team
Speaker 2: USA for the twenty six tier twenty twenty six Winter Olympics.
Speaker 6: On such a cool place and when the Winter Olympics,
Speaker 6: you rid, it'll get even cooler.
Speaker 7: But these incredible women take the well stage.
Speaker 2: The Winter Olympics starts on NBC in February.
Speaker 1: I want to say, you know they're.
Speaker 3: Sending Alicia Lewis from Caro Livin there. Oh course, I
Speaker 3: think that's so good. Cool, that's so cool.
Speaker 2: I want to go to Milan. You know where Carson
Speaker 2: is right now? Whereas the Parson's in Madrid. My son Carson,
Speaker 2: he the tour manager for Thank You, David Kushner, and
Speaker 2: he has been in Zurich, Barcelona, He's in Madrid today.
Speaker 2: Luxembourg is like all these incredibly exotic cities and it's like, wow,
Speaker 2: does he ever.
Speaker 3: Bring you back souvenirs like a keychain, like got the
Speaker 3: the for you dead.
Speaker 2: He brought me something from Thailand. I think, like a
Speaker 2: little statue of a little pyramid from Mexico. But I
Speaker 2: really don't. You know, he didn't have a whole lot
Speaker 2: of money, so it's not like, you know, you don't
Speaker 2: need to buy me a souvenir.
Speaker 7: He's like kind of constantly on the go. So then
Speaker 7: what he goes to one country, then the next, to
Speaker 7: the next, and then he finally sees you a month later, like, oh.
Speaker 6: Here you go.
Speaker 2: Literally, they do the show and then as soon as
Speaker 2: the show's over, around midnight, they tear the stage down,
Speaker 2: load up the tour bus, get on the tour bus,
Speaker 2: drive all night, sleep on the bus, wake up the
Speaker 2: next morning, and they might have a few hours off.
Speaker 2: Then they got to go to the venue at noon,
Speaker 2: and then they get to set up and do the
Speaker 2: whole thing over again. Once in a while, he gets
Speaker 2: a day off, yeah, and he goes out and like
Speaker 2: he was in a church and somewhere in Madrid or
Speaker 2: Barcelona the other day and it was like that's wow,
Speaker 2: that's really cool.
Speaker 7: Can I make a complaint, because yes, I'm bringing up Morocco.
Speaker 7: I get to once a day.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So I was there like a week ago, and I
Speaker 7: bought some souvenirs and I bought a bunch of gifts
Speaker 7: as well. But I got this one mug and I
Speaker 7: made mold wine on Friday night.
Speaker 1: Mold mold wine, not mold mold wine.
Speaker 7: And so it's a warmer drink. So you put it
Speaker 7: in a mug, and I'm drinking out of the mug.
Speaker 7: I hear like like this cracking sound, and I look
Speaker 7: and I'm pretty sure the mug was like cracking because
Speaker 7: of the heat of so immediately we threw the leftover
Speaker 7: mould wine into a different mug. But I'm so salty
Speaker 7: because I got two mugs, imagine like set.
Speaker 6: And now I'm like, should I give those those presents?
Speaker 7: Like should I like keep some of the other stuff
Speaker 7: I got for people and give them the mugs that
Speaker 7: don't actually work as mugs, you know, like here it's
Speaker 7: just for display, you.
Speaker 1: Know, don't put anything hot, don't use it. My crack up, Hi,
Speaker 1: I love it all right.
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