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Speaker 3: Are you ready? Jenny's been unreadit.
Speaker 5: We're talking about psychological cheat codes you can use in
Speaker 5: the social situations that work every time. First one is
Speaker 5: being comfortable in Silence is power, especially in like a
Speaker 5: negotiation or a complaint. So for some reason, when you
Speaker 5: stay quiet, people will break ooh see what I did there?
Speaker 5: I didn't say anything. Just now I'm barely broke already.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, well, I feel like it's part.
Speaker 3: Of my joh. I try to think so too.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's part of your job. So I'm happy for
Speaker 5: the reaction, Thank you very so much. Also, we all
Speaker 5: know someone who talks way too loud. When you are
Speaker 5: talking to them, speak in a lower volume because it
Speaker 5: makes them a little aware that they're talking way too loud.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: See.
Speaker 4: I also do the opposite of that.
Speaker 2: If I'm in an improv show and I know that,
Speaker 2: like someone's not talking loud enough, I'll go up to them,
Speaker 2: like in a scene and be like, hey, buddy, how's
Speaker 2: it going like to give them a subtle sign that
Speaker 2: they need to talk louder.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, it's both ways, both ways. Okay.
Speaker 5: Another one is remember what someone said to you the
Speaker 5: last time you saw them. If you saw them a
Speaker 5: month ago and you remember something that they were going
Speaker 5: to be doing, bring that up.
Speaker 4: How how are you supposed to remember that? That's my thing? No,
Speaker 4: I don't remember anything.
Speaker 5: For instance, these women came up to me at Boo
Speaker 5: Bash and now this is Boo Bash in like an
Speaker 5: hour later, I saw them at the beginning, and they
Speaker 5: told me that they drove here from Rochester and they
Speaker 5: live over there. And then they came up to me
Speaker 5: later and I was talking about them and I was like,
Speaker 5: how you guys getting home tonight? Don't you have to
Speaker 5: go back to Rochester? And they're like, you remembered that,
Speaker 5: and I was like, I mean that was like an
Speaker 5: hour ago. Don't give me too much credit, but yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: So anyways, those little moments do mean a lot, I think,
Speaker 5: all right. Another one is if someone doesn't like you,
Speaker 5: give them a genuine compliment, but the keyword is genuine.
Speaker 5: So like say I don't like Dave, but he got
Speaker 5: a super hot new haircut, and I'm like, Dave, that
Speaker 5: is such a nice hairt woh genuine yeah, And you
Speaker 5: said something nice and that will make that person think
Speaker 5: about it, like all day long and probably start being
Speaker 5: nicer to you.
Speaker 4: Oh maybe they're not that bad of a person. I'm
Speaker 4: start using that one.
Speaker 5: Another one is remember that everyone has an invisible tag
Speaker 5: around their neck that says, what make me feel important,
Speaker 5: So just think about that. You want to make everyone
Speaker 5: else feel important around you, just like you want to
Speaker 5: feel important.
Speaker 1: I've heard somewhere it's nice to be important, but it's
Speaker 1: so important to be nice. I always like that one.
Speaker 1: It's like, okay, it's nice to be Oh, we're a
Speaker 1: big shot radio DJ on a big radio station. We
Speaker 1: don't carry that war off real quick, didn't it, Dailey?
Speaker 4: I don't even know like who I am anymore.
Speaker 3: Off real quick?
Speaker 4: Just regular.
Speaker 1: But it's important to be nice, yeah, because people remember
Speaker 1: how they make you feel, how.
Speaker 3: You made him feel. Right.
Speaker 5: And one last one I'll do is when someone gives
Speaker 5: you a compliment, resist the urge to like compliment them
Speaker 5: back or brush it off, like, yes, thank you, I
Speaker 5: really appreciate you saying that, because I don't know why.
Speaker 5: We're all just it's a mixture probably of imposter syndrome
Speaker 5: and uncomfortableness because you weren't expecting that. But like, at
Speaker 5: the same time, someone's giving you a compliment for a reason,
Speaker 5: say that, like just accept it, right.
Speaker 4: I'll be honest.
Speaker 5: I do get a lot of compliments on my hair
Speaker 5: quite often, and I just say thank you. I don't go, oh,
Speaker 5: I love your hair too, right, you know, I just say, oh,
Speaker 5: thank you.
Speaker 2: I always think if I give someone a compliment and
Speaker 2: they turn around and give me a compliment back that
Speaker 2: it's disingenuous, and they just still obligated to give me
Speaker 2: a compliment because I hate them.
Speaker 4: That's true, because you're wondering like, oh did they only
Speaker 4: say that? Because there you go.
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Speaker 4: Check that out. We'll love you. Psychological cheat code. Wow Holiday, Thank.
Speaker 1: You, Jenny. All Right, we're coming back in a second.
Speaker 1: On KDWB. We have more cat side tickets coming up
Speaker 1: in probably twenty ish minutes or so. I love how
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Speaker 3: I want to take my daughter, my girlfriend, my.
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Speaker 1: don't miss it. It's coming up on KDWB. It is
Speaker 1: about or about ten minutes away from your CASSI tickets,
Speaker 1: So hang on for that. On Katiel Tob we love
Speaker 1: playing games and there are different generations that work on
Speaker 1: the show.
Speaker 3: And listen to the show.
Speaker 1: We're gonna play one called mind the Gap, as in
Speaker 1: Generation Gap, and then I will answer questions about a
Speaker 1: certain generation. Vant will try to answer questions about another
Speaker 1: generation and we'll see how you do as well.
Speaker 4: Okay, we're starting with Von today. Vant.
Speaker 5: What African American actress became the first to win a
Speaker 5: Best Actress oscar for her work in two thousand and
Speaker 5: one's Monster.
Speaker 6: Ball two thousand and one. Octavia Spencer. No, Angela Bassett. No,
Speaker 6: I don't know who is it?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: I sure do? Halle Berry?
Speaker 6: Yes, good job, all right?
Speaker 5: David Geez an American con created for the US fourst Service.
Speaker 5: This character had a song, books and advertising spots.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, Smokey the Bear or Smoky Bear.
Speaker 4: Smokey Bear.
Speaker 1: He was huge when I was a little kid, and
Speaker 1: we used to sing a little Smoky the Bear song
Speaker 1: which I'm not going to no, Smoky the Bear, Smoky
Speaker 1: the Bear, Helen and a ground and sniff in the
Speaker 1: air and it had about he is sure he is
Speaker 1: to shouts Smokey the bear, I like your hair.
Speaker 4: My favorite part was the I don't remember the.
Speaker 3: Worst exactly, but he was very popular back in the day.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, all right, BoNT.
Speaker 5: After September eleventh, multiple letters were mailed to US senators
Speaker 5: and members of the media containing this deadly substance Jenny.
Speaker 7: You know I was I turned one month old day
Speaker 7: after nine eleven.
Speaker 2: Half.
Speaker 5: I know, but this is a big thing. We had
Speaker 5: threats of this in our school. We'd have to like
Speaker 5: go out of the school and stuff, like a fire drill.
Speaker 6: Do you repeat it one more time?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 5: After September eleventh, multiple letters were mailed to US senators
Speaker 5: and members of the media hanging this deadly substance cyanide.
Speaker 6: I don't know, okay, I mean it's.
Speaker 4: The answer.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Anthrax.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh, look at you very good.
Speaker 4: I just remember we had to do like school drills.
Speaker 5: But also like they thought it was real, you know how,
Speaker 5: like chocolate's kind of powdery when it's old.
Speaker 2: Kids would always say it's anthrax. They're like, that's the anthrax.
Speaker 2: You can't eat that piece of chocolate.
Speaker 3: Good bit, Good bit.
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right, Daved the name the famous acting duo
Speaker 5: considered one of the greatest on screen pairings who thrilled
Speaker 5: the audiences in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and
Speaker 5: The Sting.
Speaker 3: Uh Drake and Josh on Deck? Is that what it
Speaker 3: was called?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: I know it's Paul Newman and Robert Redford.
Speaker 4: Yeah, good, okay, I always like drinking.
Speaker 5: But there's what product was often featured in the faux
Speaker 5: commercials during WREN and Stimpy?
Speaker 6: What about say it again about Ryan?
Speaker 5: What product was often featured in the faux commercials during
Speaker 5: ren and Stimpy? A?
Speaker 6: I know this one. I know this one it was?
Speaker 6: I don't know it?
Speaker 4: No, yeah, I don't know either, Dave.
Speaker 6: I'm I'm familiar with ren and Stimpy.
Speaker 1: It says log Log They did a commercial for Log. Yes,
Speaker 1: they did a jingle for Log.
Speaker 4: Okay. I was like, I don't remember that at all,
Speaker 4: but like a tree like floating in a river log.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm all right, Okay, this one's for Dave. What
Speaker 5: Country music star and television personality released one hundred albums
Speaker 5: in his career Cool That included charts tapping songs like
Speaker 5: Tennessee stud and make the world go away.
Speaker 3: The world go away?
Speaker 4: Shoulders same, make the.
Speaker 3: Go away, shout out Mamarano, Slim Whitman.
Speaker 1: No, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm gonna say you probably don't know. I mean,
Speaker 4: I've got cover?
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 4: Donnie Osmond?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 4: Oh, well, then mine was a cover that I was singing.
Speaker 4: Eddie Arnold. Oh, okay, Eddie Arnold, all right?
Speaker 5: Vont Julia Roberts famously forgot to thank this person in
Speaker 5: her Oscar acceptance speech for Aaron Brockovich.
Speaker 6: The guy that the person in the movie.
Speaker 7: Don't I don't know, Jenny, I hate this game because
Speaker 7: I never know anything.
Speaker 4: You literally are pretty much right.
Speaker 6: Oh, the guy that started it?
Speaker 5: Then well, she stars as Aaron brock her co star.
Speaker 4: No, I don't know. Okay, then you're not going there.
Speaker 3: I don't use your logic.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know the answer, but logically, deducing as
Speaker 1: a member of MENSA, the answer is Aaron Brockavich.
Speaker 5: Tract you thank the person her movie was about, Okay.
Speaker 5: Dave what Baltimore Colts quarterback was named the NFL's MVP
Speaker 5: in nineteen fifty nine, sixty four, and sixty seven.
Speaker 4: Johnny Unitis, Yeah, how'd you know.
Speaker 1: That he was a legendary. We called this hotel room
Speaker 1: one time years ago, back in like the eighties, and
Speaker 1: we woke him up. We used to do a bit
Speaker 1: called celebrity wake up call, and you would never be
Speaker 1: able to do it now, but people would call from
Speaker 1: a hotel and say, yeah, guess what this big star
Speaker 1: is staying at our hotel and we would call and
Speaker 1: be like, yeah, can you ring ring a ring?
Speaker 3: Like I don't know.
Speaker 1: We called Al Michaels, who does like Monday night football,
Speaker 1: and we're like, hey, Al, good morning, how are you.
Speaker 1: It's a celebrity wake up call. And one of them
Speaker 1: we called was Johnny Unitas.
Speaker 4: That's so funny, all right?
Speaker 5: Start here, avant t bos Left's Eye and Chili comprised
Speaker 5: what popular hip hop group?
Speaker 7: Oh Jenny, finally give me something I know that is
Speaker 7: the legendary TLC.
Speaker 4: Good job on, so legendary? All right?
Speaker 5: Last one for Dave here what nineteen sixty four Disney
Speaker 5: animated movie included famous band leaders Phil Harris and Louis
Speaker 5: or Lewis Prima singing the Bare Necessities I want to
Speaker 5: be like yes.
Speaker 7: Simple forget about yeah man, I meanies that's mother, Nick.
Speaker 4: I don't know the rest. Sorry, I don't be hanging
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 3: I appreciate you.
Speaker 4: All right, there you go, mind the gap job.
Speaker 1: Well, if you think I'm not going to play bare necessities,
Speaker 1: you long could not be more wrong. One of the
Speaker 1: greatest Disney songs of all time, and of course.
Speaker 8: They'll come to you.
Speaker 1: Look, Okay, that's probably so good one that we should
Speaker 1: do the greatest Disney songs ever from different Disney movies
Speaker 1: and that would probably get does Disney Pixar count.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know how much you love when somebody loved me.
Speaker 3: Don't get crying.
Speaker 4: Here we are.
Speaker 1: Oh no, write that down, Jenny. I think that could
Speaker 1: be a fun bit, all right. I know we've probably
Speaker 1: done it before now that I think about it. Bood,
Speaker 1: we don't care. We've done War of the Roses before
Speaker 1: two and that certainly as it stopped.
Speaker 5: Does hot topics and breaking news every hour on Dayster
Speaker 5: on Katie w B.
Speaker 3: It's kind of a fun story.
Speaker 1: It's that time of the year when you're seeing Christmas
Speaker 1: ads and like Honda will use like you know, half.
Speaker 3: Behind to Day hat Behind to.
Speaker 1: Day's Audi is using a Christmas sellout song step aside
Speaker 1: jingle bells Audi has cars to sell.
Speaker 3: Sir host Quadri clean Racing.
Speaker 1: Wonderful time of the year into a song about holiday
Speaker 1: party guests hanging out in the kitchen.
Speaker 4: Is the season for hosting pig.
Speaker 1: And there are some stolen Holidays songs used for commercials.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this morning on the Hot Ones podcast, their guest
Speaker 5: is Glenn Powell. He's doing a lot of press right
Speaker 5: now because he's going to be in this weekend's movie,
Speaker 5: The Running Man. He's also hosting SNL. Let's hope that
Speaker 5: he does a little bit better than his friend Sidney
Speaker 5: Sweeney's movie of Christy with this new movie coming out.
Speaker 2: I saw that his actual dog is in the movie
Speaker 2: with him in The Running Man, which is cute. So
Speaker 2: we're giving out Cat's Eye tickets very shortly here. But
Speaker 2: I just brand new information the K Pop store that's
Speaker 2: in the Mall of America, it's opening soon ish. They
Speaker 2: are hosting a Cat's Eye pop up before the Kat's
Speaker 2: Eye concert this weekend. So K Pop Nara or Nara,
Speaker 2: It's going to be a two day pop up at
Speaker 2: the Mall of America this weekend on November fourteenth and fifteenth.
Speaker 2: In the Huntington Bank Rotunda if you want some, you know,
Speaker 2: k pop Katsie Goodness cool, which is nice at the
Speaker 2: Mall of America. Goodness Goodness. There's a new doc about
Speaker 2: Eddie Murphy on Netflix. I'm gonna go home and finish watching.
Speaker 2: It's called Being Eddie. Literally him and you're just going
Speaker 2: through his life.
Speaker 7: And I love seeing the testimonies from other big actors
Speaker 7: and comedians like Tracy Morgan, Dave Chappelle, Jerry Seinfeld, truly
Speaker 7: just telling us that Eddie Murphy is and was in
Speaker 7: his prime, one of a kind.
Speaker 6: It's called Being Eddie on Netflix.
Speaker 3: I would love to watch that one.
Speaker 1: Dolly Parton is talking about her legacy and turning eighty
Speaker 1: years old. She's doing great for eighty, but I think
Speaker 1: she had some health problems in the last couple of months.
Speaker 3: And she was like, you know what, I'm fine.
Speaker 1: Don't worry about me, because didn't her assistant imply that
Speaker 1: she was dead.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't like to.
Speaker 5: Sting her friend, but yeah, someone was like, I'm praying
Speaker 5: for Dolly.
Speaker 4: I don't try to.
Speaker 8: Be anything different than who I am, and try to
Speaker 8: be who I am.
Speaker 4: And I've always said the one.
Speaker 8: Thing you could say about me is I'm a very
Speaker 8: professional Dolly Parton. I don't try to tell other people
Speaker 8: how to do, how to be. I just hope that
Speaker 8: everything I've done it will lashed and that we'll do
Speaker 8: some good.
Speaker 1: I got one last story that I thought was worth
Speaker 1: passing along. It's not really celebrity garbage, dirt stuff. It
Speaker 1: is basically one in six parents believe their kid is
Speaker 1: destined for sports stardom. One in six Is that a lot?
Speaker 1: That is a lot, because think of like that means
Speaker 1: of every girl on the girls basketball team, every hockey
Speaker 1: player on the high school hockey team. One in six
Speaker 1: of their parents think that they're going to go on
Speaker 1: to play for the Gophers, to play for Penn State,
Speaker 1: to play for Ohio State, and then have a career
Speaker 1: as a sports athlete. Sure, and they say seventeen percent
Speaker 1: of parents believe their kid is going to become a
Speaker 1: professional athlete. Two thirds believe their kid is going to
Speaker 1: be above average, and the belief results in serious investments
Speaker 1: in time and money. Parents spend about eight hours a
Speaker 1: week and three hundred and thirteen dollars each year on
Speaker 1: equipment alone, and some shelling out well over five hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: All this activity leads to burnout, as coaches report the
Speaker 1: play players burning out three times a year from physical
Speaker 1: exhaustion and growing pressure. We luckily never had that burden
Speaker 1: in my family. We are not an athletic sort of
Speaker 1: a family. Alison played volleyball for Chaska go Hawks, Carson
Speaker 1: played Little league baseball, but we never had that pressure
Speaker 1: in our family. Yeah, but I know that some families
Speaker 1: is like, yeah, you're gonna get on the ice at
Speaker 1: four thirty in the morning. Yeah, Kathleen, you're gonna get
Speaker 1: out there and you're gonna play for the Gophers one day,
Speaker 1: you're gonna play for the Frost or whatever, B B.
Speaker 3: And then Kathleen is like A maybe she does. I
Speaker 3: don't know.
Speaker 2: That's like when people say like, oh, you have to
Speaker 2: monetize all of your hobbies and like hustle, hustle, hustle.
Speaker 4: And I feel the.
Speaker 2: Same way about this, like why do we have to
Speaker 2: make it into like, Hey, you're gonna play this sport
Speaker 2: so that you can go pro.
Speaker 4: Can't they just play the sport for the love of
Speaker 4: the sports.
Speaker 1: I think nearly all parents feel that way. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: I think that if you we never had a problem
Speaker 1: like in little League or Allison with a parent who
Speaker 1: is like screaming at the coach to put their daughter
Speaker 1: in Moro.
Speaker 3: Come on, she's a star. Put her in more often her.
Speaker 1: Screaming at the ref Yeah, in a basketball game, like
Speaker 1: a fourteen year old referee gets screamed at.
Speaker 3: So I mean I.
Speaker 5: Made me cry like every day of basketball practice in
Speaker 5: eighth grade when he was my coach. Every day he
Speaker 5: like would pick on me, and I would leave that
Speaker 5: practice crying.
Speaker 4: That's wis or you were trying. He wasn't. No, I
Speaker 4: was trying, Trust me. I always tried in sports.
Speaker 5: I like love sports, but no, and same with soccer,
Speaker 5: which was the sport I was the best at. He
Speaker 5: always had a critique. I would have like a pretty
Speaker 5: good game, and he'd always have a critique afterwards. And
Speaker 5: I remember sitting in the car one time, and I
Speaker 5: was probably only in like fifth or sixth grade, and
Speaker 5: I looked at him and I go, can you just
Speaker 5: like say what I did nice?
Speaker 4: For one? Oh?
Speaker 5: I was like so sick of it, and like it's
Speaker 5: not like my dad was some all star athlete. Yeah right,
Speaker 5: that man was drinking beer in high school Okay, he
Speaker 5: was not.
Speaker 4: He was into sports sort of, but not.
Speaker 3: Really as a parent.
Speaker 1: It's it's I guess it would be easy to kind
Speaker 1: of get into that mindset like, hey, they're really good.
Speaker 1: But I think the thing is like, for every kid
Speaker 1: that's really real good, there's another kid that's outstandingly good,
Speaker 1: and those are the ones who go play for the
Speaker 1: Frost or play for the Links, or play for the
Speaker 1: Vikings or the Gophers or whatever.
Speaker 3: You are.
Speaker 1: So here on this show probably the least athletic morning
Speaker 1: show Matt side of Jenny. Jenny, she didn't play organized sports.
Speaker 1: She just goes to the gym a lot.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's an athlete.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm athletic too.
Speaker 1: I've got twenty one inch biceps and a lot of
Speaker 1: people don't right to go about.
Speaker 5: The kickball championships I've won. I am very athletic as well.
Speaker 4: Thank you. But we do need to give away Cat's
Speaker 4: Eye tickets.
Speaker 1: Ah right, all right, Cat's Eye tickets right now, let's
Speaker 1: get you into the show at the Armory in two days.
Speaker 1: It is Saturday night, and we just kind of have
Speaker 1: a rule on the show, and it seems to work
Speaker 1: pretty well.
Speaker 3: We don't take holder number.
Speaker 1: Ten on tickets like this, we just give them to
Speaker 1: somebody who's really excited. So if you're calling right now
Speaker 1: six five one nine eight nine KTWDB, there are no rules.
Speaker 3: We'll just answer the phone.
Speaker 1: If you sound like you're enthusiastic and you know who
Speaker 1: Kat's Eye is, we'll give you the tickets, simple as that.
Speaker 3: But if you answered the phone and you're like, is
Speaker 3: this the current?
Speaker 6: Are you guys giving away.
Speaker 1: Bob Dylan, and then it's like, no, we're gonna pass.
Speaker 1: But if you get it, call me out, we'll get you.
Speaker 1: We'd be happy to set you up with that. All right,
Speaker 1: Tomorrow's Friday. We will see you here on Katie WGB.
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