Speaker 1: Kat w B.
Speaker 2: Hey, good morning, It's election day. It is kt w B.
Speaker 2: It is a nice fall Tuesday, some may a little
Speaker 2: like sunny. It's supposed to snow on Saturday. You guys,
Speaker 2: you hear about this, Yes, like a fifty chance of
Speaker 2: snow Saturday. Yeah, totally. You know that time of the
Speaker 2: year is going to be November what seventh by Saturday?
Speaker 2: I have to ten. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I still have beats in my garden that I haven't
Speaker 3: harvested yet.
Speaker 2: Don't roll your eyes at me. I'm not. I did not.
Speaker 2: I thought I thought you were like God Billy's going
Speaker 2: on about our garden again, falsely accused. No, November eighth
Speaker 2: is this Saturday, But that's way behind the curve for
Speaker 2: like a first snow. I believe last year it's snowed
Speaker 2: October thirtieth, like the day before Boo Bash. Yeah, no,
Speaker 2: I totally believe it. Well, then the old timers talk
Speaker 2: about a Halloween blizzard in nineteen ninety one. You know,
Speaker 2: we were up to our next school and snow and
Speaker 2: we had to go treating, and a lot of my
Speaker 2: friends never came back. They never came he came back.
Speaker 2: They started going up here the snow well. They found
Speaker 2: him in the springtime. They were frozen with a touchy
Speaker 2: roll in your hand. I knew the first time, like
Speaker 2: Adam Sandler right now? Can I tell you the worst
Speaker 2: god awful movie? Hugh be Halloween? But he's seen that movie.
Speaker 4: I almost watched it on Friday because it popped up
Speaker 4: on Netflix and I was like, what is this app Sailor?
Speaker 4: And then I got through the minute of the trailer
Speaker 4: and I was like, no.
Speaker 2: It was actually so stupid. It was funny. We watched
Speaker 2: probably forty five minutes of it. It's called hub Halloween.
Speaker 2: Never heard of it, but it was Halloween. So after
Speaker 2: the kids all stopped trick or treating, we're like, uh,
Speaker 2: see what's gone? Like yeah, show anyway? Yeah yeah. My
Speaker 2: name is Jadiam Chander, and I'm playing a exraduated character
Speaker 2: of the character that I played my entire night talking
Speaker 2: to really trick a treat. I don't know why you
Speaker 2: wasted your time. I just don't. It wasn't terrible. I
Speaker 2: just don't think he's funny. You really don't think Adam
Speaker 2: Sander's funny? Did you not watch Happy Gilmore Too?
Speaker 5: The only Adam Saylor movies I've seen were grown ups,
Speaker 5: and then the one he did with Jennifer anis then
Speaker 5: I think murder mystery is what it's called, but.
Speaker 2: A good one. I like that one to me. You
Speaker 2: haven't seen the wedding singer. Maybe I don't know for
Speaker 2: fifty first dates. I remember he's twenty four years old,
Speaker 2: so that was his mom's movies app movies.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't think he's I don't really like Adam
Speaker 3: Sandler either, but if he asked to kiss me, I would,
Speaker 3: but his act.
Speaker 2: Right exactly.
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Speaker 2: It was like a miracle. It is Katie WB. We're
Speaker 2: gonna get an update on Justin and his reuniting with
Speaker 2: his ex Danielle. If you don't remember it from More
Speaker 2: of the Roses, it was a week ago and basically
Speaker 2: they'd split up. Long story short, we got them back together.
Speaker 2: But I want to hear how things are going. So
Speaker 2: Justin's on about another ten minutes or so. Right now,
Speaker 2: we're playing lyric shuffle. Let's get started.
Speaker 4: Jenny first today, but can go first, Okay, Von, here
Speaker 4: you go.
Speaker 2: Roommate, I got one roommate. You have one? Hey, hey
Speaker 2: you you I don't like your roommate, No way, no way,
Speaker 2: think you need a new one? Hey, no, no, So.
Speaker 6: You honestly were gonna come in with.
Speaker 2: The song of them you so not a prayer, not
Speaker 2: a chance.
Speaker 6: You used to sing like that part of the song
Speaker 6: all the time. Your roommate back and bolder.
Speaker 2: Then you know that, all right, No.
Speaker 6: Points for either of you on that one. It is
Speaker 6: Dave's turn.
Speaker 2: Step step by step oo baby, good job?
Speaker 6: All right one for day round two. This is Bon's word.
Speaker 5: Went God with Crazy Windy paineed you the Steady swims.
Speaker 2: Wow, it's such a beautiful song.
Speaker 4: So good Okay, good job Kates had to one to
Speaker 4: one Dave's word.
Speaker 2: Should Should I stay or should I go?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 8: You?
Speaker 2: Should I stay or should I go?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 2: Let's play that one for a boss check. Write it down, Jenny.
Speaker 4: That song a song that every high school band learns
Speaker 4: to play as like a cover.
Speaker 2: That an Island in the Sun or what whatever called.
Speaker 4: Okay, now Dave has Tubon has one, and we're onto
Speaker 4: round three.
Speaker 7: Hugo Van, Damn, damn loving us, damn almost give me
Speaker 7: a rough of my money.
Speaker 2: That's kench glamour. Yes, I know what it is. Good
Speaker 2: job I was gonna do Damn. I wish I was
Speaker 2: your lover. No anybody, No. Sophie B. Hawkins Ah, Yes,
Speaker 2: she came to Star party one time. She smelled really bad.
Speaker 2: She's kind of a hippie like bo and and something
Speaker 2: else Right now I love that performance.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, this word is for David.
Speaker 6: Independent.
Speaker 2: What happened to miss Independent? Good job? Day you one
Speaker 2: of my favorite Kelly Clarkson songs.
Speaker 6: That is a good one.
Speaker 4: Okay, vont round four, final round right now you have two,
Speaker 4: Dave has three. You gotta get some points, okanks, Okay,
Speaker 4: here you go, clear.
Speaker 2: Clean. I'm not gonna making stuff up like over here,
Speaker 2: mister roommate. David, I got nothing, seriously nothing no.
Speaker 6: Oh wow wow, all right, no coins, no coins.
Speaker 4: If it's a hard one, Dave does not get this
Speaker 4: one that can get the steal and we'll go to
Speaker 4: a tie breaker.
Speaker 6: Okay, all right.
Speaker 2: So I was already worried from the get.
Speaker 6: This is Dave's word.
Speaker 2: Real real, real, Yeah, I'm read Jennifer Lopez, thank you.
Speaker 2: How it goes Bailey Real? I mean it sure does.
Speaker 3: Yeah really, I mean it is a song, but I
Speaker 3: mean he's saying it like crap.
Speaker 2: I just would have liked a little more. Yeah of it.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna just see if I can find it. Isn't it?
Speaker 9: Is it?
Speaker 6: The one with Jah rule?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, me. I'm struckting with gat To Burial. Gatta Burial.
Speaker 2: That was way better, not even that, got to be real,
Speaker 2: got to that, Sheryl Lynn, that's a good like seventy
Speaker 2: eight so yeah, I don't.
Speaker 6: Know if what part I'm gonna get here.
Speaker 2: Okay, just give them the point to stop. Yeah, give it.
Speaker 2: I would have given it. Well, of course you're gonna
Speaker 2: give it to me because I got I'm gonna give it.
Speaker 6: Really was was. I'm reel, I needed it. I'm gotta
Speaker 6: use a.
Speaker 2: Little bit more.
Speaker 4: It's okay, more usually up a little bit, Okay, whatever
Speaker 4: you want. Congratulations David. You got four points a day,
Speaker 4: but you got to not really a tight race. But
Speaker 4: that's all right because sometimes.
Speaker 6: It isn't all right.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Jenny. Coming up in a second, we're gonna
Speaker 2: talk to Justin, who was on the show last week.
Speaker 2: He reunited with his ax on War of the Roses,
Speaker 2: and it was an interesting War of the Roses if
Speaker 2: you don't remember it. They had split up and we
Speaker 2: got them back together. But how are things going a
Speaker 2: week later? Is it still magical? Is it wonderful? Is
Speaker 2: it mystical? Magical? Or is it men? Maybe we should
Speaker 2: have stayed apart. We'll talk to Justin coming up next
Speaker 2: on katiewb Oh, you guys are so funny, you know
Speaker 2: the conversations we have here. By the way, the war
Speaker 2: the Roses update is coming up and more sabrine. The
Speaker 2: carpenter keywords to win that trip to La But I
Speaker 2: have a doctor's appointment tomorrow because I've had belly pain
Speaker 2: for like ten twelve years, and I've had every test,
Speaker 2: done everything that you can imagine. I swallowed a camera
Speaker 2: one time, and I'm not making it up. It's a
Speaker 2: pill about the size of your thumb and I swallowed
Speaker 2: that and they're looking around in there and they're like,
Speaker 2: oh no, So I'm going into the doctor tomorrow. And
Speaker 2: Jenny out of the Blue, out of the blue, says.
Speaker 4: I said, what if you go into your doctor and
Speaker 4: he's like, man, you just got one big gas bubble
Speaker 4: in there.
Speaker 3: You just just give me the medicine.
Speaker 2: Give you apart medicine. A fart, like a one half hour,
Speaker 2: solid long fart. They squeeze you and then they start
Speaker 2: ringing you out. At the end. You're like, yeah, I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 3: You come back and you're like thirty pounds later, We're like, hush,
Speaker 3: you're so skinny. Yeah, are so full of gas gas.
Speaker 2: It was crazy. Okay, Now, this is not what people
Speaker 2: come here for. People come here for quality, dignified entertainment.
Speaker 2: Broadway reviews to the speculation on the Nobel Peace Prize.
Speaker 2: That's what they're here for. And then you get the
Speaker 2: fart bubble squeeze joke where it comes from. We have
Speaker 2: a couple of things coming up. First of all, Serena
Speaker 2: Carpenter keyword coming up. This is the last week or that,
Speaker 2: but right now we've got a little follow up, and
Speaker 2: this is a war. It's War of the Roses, which
Speaker 2: we do every Wednesday or Tuesday at this time, brand
Speaker 2: new episode. So it is a War of the Roses,
Speaker 2: but it's not Catti a cheater, one fake bouquet of
Speaker 2: roses at a time. Four of the Roses starts right
Speaker 2: now on KTWB. I love a good love story, so
Speaker 2: I have a good love story. A lot of the
Speaker 2: time on War of the Roses. It doesn't turn out
Speaker 2: to be a love story. It turns out to be
Speaker 2: bitter and resentful and spiteful and ugly. But you might
Speaker 2: remember a couple of weeks or a week ago, we
Speaker 2: had on somebody who wanted to do a War the
Speaker 2: Roses completely different. He said, I want to have Jenny
Speaker 2: call my ex to see whether she will accept flowers
Speaker 2: from me. We've been broken up for a year. I
Speaker 2: can't stop thinking about her. I've tried to get over her.
Speaker 2: I don't want to send her flowers because that way
Speaker 2: I won't know whether it is she rose him in
Speaker 2: the dumpster or whether she's like, oh, these are great.
Speaker 2: I want to have Jenny call and say, hey, I'm
Speaker 2: from the flower company trying to send you flowers. I
Speaker 2: got the what you say, the wrong address, yeah.
Speaker 4: I said, I'm sorry, this address doesn't exist on Google.
Speaker 2: So here's a clip of what happened when Jenny called.
Speaker 6: But you are happy to get flowers from him?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I really am.
Speaker 9: Hey Danielle, Hi sorry to throw this on you. I
Speaker 9: can't stop thinking about you, and I just wanted you
Speaker 9: to know that I'm sorry. I wasn't fully present.
Speaker 2: Before, but.
Speaker 9: I'm serious.
Speaker 2: Now. How do you feel right now, Adam, after a
Speaker 2: year of missing Danielle, I feel hopeful.
Speaker 9: I'm thrilled that she accepted the flowers. I hope I
Speaker 9: can actually bring our flowers in real life.
Speaker 2: How do you feel, Danielle?
Speaker 10: Yes, I would like the in real life, in person reconnection.
Speaker 10: I've been missing that a lot too.
Speaker 2: So fast forward back to today. We said, let's call this
Speaker 2: guy and find out how things have gone down since
Speaker 2: they had kind of successfully rekindled. Yeah, guess who's on
Speaker 2: the phone right now. Justin is on the phone. Justin
Speaker 2: no surprise.
Speaker 3: You.
Speaker 2: You knew we were gonna call because we had to
Speaker 2: ask you if we could call Justin. I know nothing
Speaker 2: about what happened after that phone call on War of
Speaker 2: the Roses, So fill me in. I'm gonna guess there
Speaker 2: was some sort of rekindling reconnection.
Speaker 11: Hey, yeah, nice to talk to you guys again. Yeah,
Speaker 11: we uh, we.
Speaker 2: Kept texting after the call.
Speaker 11: We we decided to meet up like two days after
Speaker 11: that call, and we went to Nina Nina's coffee. I
Speaker 11: don't know if you've heard of it. It's like yeah, spot, yeah,
Speaker 11: and yeah, we just i mean had a lot of
Speaker 11: catching up to do, and.
Speaker 2: It was just really easy.
Speaker 11: And you know, it was so crazy, like after I
Speaker 11: don't know, like twenty thirty minutes of talking, we were Honestly,
Speaker 11: I didn't even realize we were doing this. We were
Speaker 11: holding hands like talking like just kind of just really
Speaker 11: listening to each other, kind of holding hands across the table.
Speaker 2: You know, when you do that, my heart is melting,
Speaker 2: so you're doing that romantic double handhold.
Speaker 11: But it wasn't it wasn't like a stick like really
Speaker 11: like it's like it was very natural. And it's been
Speaker 11: a year, but we had a lot of like life
Speaker 11: things happening when we were kind of you know, getting
Speaker 11: to know each other before we broke off, and her
Speaker 11: mom was sick and her I was you know, I
Speaker 11: wanted to know about that. And then her dog had
Speaker 11: died while we were broken up, so you know, all
Speaker 11: these things that never reached out because I was scared too.
Speaker 10: I wanted to know, you know, how she was.
Speaker 11: And I think she really, you know, I felt that
Speaker 11: emotion that kind of like reconnecting and wanting to like
Speaker 11: be there for each other. And yeah, we talked for
Speaker 11: like two hours and uh so, would you say, I'm
Speaker 11: sorry I missed that?
Speaker 2: What did you What did you say?
Speaker 11: No, No, we just haven't really stopped talking or texting
Speaker 11: or seen each other since.
Speaker 2: Would you say you're back together?
Speaker 11: Well, I didn't want to waste any more time, so yes, Well.
Speaker 2: I think that's great. I think sometimes you know that
Speaker 2: that is your person, and I think sometimes you break
Speaker 2: up and you go, well, maybe I'll find another person.
Speaker 2: But don't you. Sometimes you break up and there's always
Speaker 2: something in the back of your mind it's like, hmm,
Speaker 2: they're not that.
Speaker 5: You know I have.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I've had that feeling before, but not really like this.
Speaker 11: And this is just like that ache that never went away.
Speaker 11: And I'm just I'm really grateful to you guys for
Speaker 11: having me kind of help reconnect.
Speaker 2: I think that's great. Just so you like talk to
Speaker 2: her and seen her like every day since then.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, I mean we were definitely like integrated in
Speaker 11: each other's lives again. And yeah, it feels good. I
Speaker 11: feel really good, really happy.
Speaker 2: I'm happy to hear that. Yeah, well, thanks for letting
Speaker 2: us catch up. I was it was a great love story.
Speaker 2: You know. Sometimes what is it You got to break
Speaker 2: up to make up, and people do get back together
Speaker 2: all the time when they realize, hey, I had a
Speaker 2: good thing. Oh justin thanks for talking to us, and
Speaker 2: good luck. Say hello to Danielle for us.
Speaker 11: Oh will, Thanks guys.
Speaker 2: I don't know that we've ever had a war of
Speaker 2: the roses that ended that way ever. I mean we've
Speaker 2: had ones that there it's like a turn out that
Speaker 2: it's like, oh, he wasn't cheating, and it was all
Speaker 2: a big misunderstanding or whatever, but never had one quite
Speaker 2: like that in the history of War of the Roses.
Speaker 4: Isn't it exciting to help a couple like get together
Speaker 4: and not breaking one up one for one?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was nice.
Speaker 4: It was It was a nightstand.
Speaker 2: That's what we want, right exactly? All right, it's KATWB.
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Speaker 2: win that trip to Los Angeles. But speaking of couples,
Speaker 2: get a little update here. Vaunt and Alyssa are not
Speaker 2: They're not speaking to each other right now. I'm in
Speaker 2: the doghouse, guy, what's going on?
Speaker 5: What's happened? So Alyssa, my girlfriend, God bless her soul,
Speaker 5: had been talking to me for months because she wanted
Speaker 5: us to go.
Speaker 2: To going to church, right and notither of.
Speaker 5: Us are like overly religious people, but we believe what
Speaker 5: we believe, and she thought it'd be good way for
Speaker 5: us to make friends. Now, I always told Alyssa that
Speaker 5: I'd be down, but I'm not committing to anything like
Speaker 5: going every Sunday or going to this service on Bible study.
Speaker 5: Whatever I grew up in church, I'm not against it,
Speaker 5: but there was a phase in my life where I
Speaker 5: was kind of like forced or coerced to go every
Speaker 5: single week. And I don't like that because church shouldn't
Speaker 5: be like that, right. So well, fast forward to this
Speaker 5: past weekend. She says, Oh, don't forget, you're going to
Speaker 5: church for me on Sunday, and I go.
Speaker 2: We'll see.
Speaker 5: Did that constantly up until this Sunday. So Sunday morning
Speaker 5: she's like, oh, so you're going. Now I'm frustrated because
Speaker 5: I've told you, please, don't make it a thing that
Speaker 5: I have to go, have to go, have to go,
Speaker 5: have to go.
Speaker 2: That's what I don't want.
Speaker 5: And she got upset because she was like, well, this
Speaker 5: is something we've been talking about, and I should have
Speaker 5: just told her I'm not going.
Speaker 2: It is what she said.
Speaker 5: I still think if I said I'm not going, she
Speaker 5: would have been upset. So there was no way for
Speaker 5: me to win in this situation. But now she's mad
Speaker 5: at me.
Speaker 2: You led her on, though I think you led her on.
Speaker 2: I'm kind of on a Lista's side. I love you,
Speaker 2: but I'm kind of on a Lista's side, it sounds
Speaker 2: like you kind of let her on, Yeah, I'm going
Speaker 2: to church, going to church, and then you're like, nah,
Speaker 2: and you didn't go, did you? I did end up going.
Speaker 5: You did because she was upset, and I told her
Speaker 5: that I'd be down, but just don't push push push,
Speaker 5: And because she kept push, push push, that's why eventually
Speaker 5: I was like, eh, probably not because you did exactly
Speaker 5: what I asked you not to do, Like.
Speaker 2: I'm cool to go with you. But I feel like
Speaker 2: that answer should have been enough. Was she pushing you
Speaker 2: or was she just like reminding you? A little bit
Speaker 2: of both.
Speaker 5: I think it was a little bit of both, because,
Speaker 5: like I said, I told her from the beginning, i'd
Speaker 5: be down, but just please don't make it the thing,
Speaker 5: and she kept saying, so you're going, so you're going,
Speaker 5: so you're going. She's just double checking, triple checking. But
Speaker 5: I don't feel like I could have just straight up
Speaker 5: said I think the only answer she would have been
Speaker 5: content with was yes, and I wasn't giving her that.
Speaker 6: I don't know that.
Speaker 4: I don't understand why it's hard to say no just
Speaker 4: your partner sometimes, but I get that. I think that
Speaker 4: it as me personally. I would rather just someone say no,
Speaker 4: I don't want to do this.
Speaker 5: But she wouldn't have been happy with that either. She
Speaker 5: still would have been mad because she wants me to go.
Speaker 2: It sounds like you said yes to play hate her,
Speaker 2: but you didn't really mean it.
Speaker 5: No, not necessarily. Originally I said yes, I'm down, just
Speaker 5: please don't push it on me. And then, as you know,
Speaker 5: actual appointment was getting ready to be set this past Sunday,
Speaker 5: I said, we'll see, we'll see, we'll see.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I never concrete said yes or no. Well that's annoying.
Speaker 2: I say, concrete, when you got the church, did you
Speaker 2: pout and did.
Speaker 7: You like, you know, like I'm not standing to pray?
Speaker 2: No, that wasn't me.
Speaker 5: You didn't, Okay, I went because I In some cases
Speaker 5: I'm learning that it's do you want to be right
Speaker 5: or do you want to be happy?
Speaker 2: Is what I'm learning. Are you a debtors or a trespass?
Speaker 2: Is kind of a guy. I don't even know what
Speaker 2: that means. Oh, we're debtors in mind? Yeah, what does
Speaker 2: that mean? Forgive our debtors as we forgive those who
Speaker 2: debt against as we forgive our debtors, or trespassers, trespass
Speaker 2: against this as a mouthful. See that whenever I always said,
Speaker 2: forgive our debtors, and we forget the debt or debt
Speaker 2: or whatever it is, okay. And then so I went
Speaker 2: to Catholic church. In the Catholics, you know, they're first
Speaker 2: of all, they're standing up and down the whole time.
Speaker 2: I got bad knees. Yeah, and they're like, they say trespasses.
Speaker 2: I said, what they say, uh huh. And the girl
Speaker 2: next to me is Mary, because every Catholic is named
Speaker 2: some form of Mary, Mary, Kay, Mary, Ann, Mary Lynn, Mary, Sue, Mary, Mary, Mary,
Speaker 2: Mary Mary so and she's like, oh, they said trespasses,
Speaker 2: And I'm like, what is that? Anyway, what were you saying?
Speaker 2: I just if you feel like I let her on,
Speaker 2: that's fine.
Speaker 5: But I also feel like she wouldn't have been content
Speaker 5: with any answer except for yes, I'm going. And again
Speaker 5: that was what I didn't want in the beginning.
Speaker 2: So now I'm in the dog house, even though I
Speaker 2: still ended up going. Let me ask you a question.
Speaker 2: Let me say, if you guys decided to go to
Speaker 2: Sneaker Khan, you want to go to Sneaker Khan, it's
Speaker 2: coming to Minneapolis on whatever, ye and so here it
Speaker 2: is and she's like, yeah, I'll go, but just don't
Speaker 2: pressure me to go. And now it's like the morning
Speaker 2: the Sneaker Con and you're like, are you going to
Speaker 2: Sneaker Khan? You said you would, and she's like, boh
Speaker 2: not if you pressure me to. How would you feel
Speaker 2: if she didn't end up going?
Speaker 5: Probably pissed, but then she I still went to church
Speaker 5: with her, though, so you have something that can still
Speaker 5: be upset about.
Speaker 2: You did it cranky though, I feel like I get
Speaker 2: what you're saying.
Speaker 3: My ex would He did not like to go do anything,
Speaker 3: and so when I would convince him to come with
Speaker 3: me to something, he would.
Speaker 2: Pout the entire time, and then I would regret.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So then I would stop asking him to do
Speaker 3: anything with me, and then he'd be like, you're never here.
Speaker 2: I'm fine with.
Speaker 5: Everything that I was wrong in like, and I guess
Speaker 5: leading her on. I just want her to also understand
Speaker 5: that the same way that I said, sure, I'm down,
Speaker 5: but don't pressure me, she kept pressuring me. So the
Speaker 5: same way you want me to be straight up and
Speaker 5: say yes or no, also listen to what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I think she was just reminding you. She was saying, Hey,
Speaker 3: you've got a plan for Sunday morning. Don't forget your
Speaker 3: plan for Sunday morning. I have to do that with
Speaker 3: my sister, shout out Madison. I'll be like, hey, you've
Speaker 3: got this thing on your calendar. Please don't forget it. Hello,
Speaker 3: don't forget this thing that you have. Hello me again,
Speaker 3: don't forget this thing. So, I don't know if she
Speaker 3: was pressuring you, she was just reminding you that you
Speaker 3: said you would go.
Speaker 2: Well, let me read this text message. Somebody says, uh oh.
Speaker 5: If she was going to be mad either way, then
Speaker 5: you could have at least heard on the air on
Speaker 5: the side of being honest earlier on and not stringing
Speaker 5: her along and hopefulness all week out of respect. Imagine
Speaker 5: her thoughts and her anxiety. Is he gonna come? Is
Speaker 5: he gonna come?
Speaker 2: Look at that? I think he's great. You're going to church.
Speaker 2: Number one. I love that for a young couple to
Speaker 2: go to church. I think that's awesome. Number two, Are
Speaker 2: you gonna go on Sunday this Sunday? Yeah, we'll see.
Speaker 2: I can imagine you walking in and your pastor like
Speaker 2: looking like young people. Oh, churches love young people. You know,
Speaker 2: my god good piece of communion brand.
Speaker 5: Yeah, text messages On the other side, Why does it
Speaker 5: need to be a concrete yes or no. Why can't
Speaker 5: you just say yes, I'll go and go on your
Speaker 5: own terms. And that's kind of how I looked at it.
Speaker 5: Maybe I should have been more direct, but I said yes,
Speaker 5: just don't pressure me, meaning like, I will go, but
Speaker 5: that doesn't have to be every Sunday.
Speaker 2: I don't know. But now I'm in the doghouse for it,
Speaker 2: so can't go during Viking season because the Vikings are on.
Speaker 5: I was so happy that they won. The other day
Speaker 5: I was looking for my dad and he was watching
Speaker 5: it and he was like. I was like, they're losing, right,
Speaker 5: He was like no. I was like, you're kidding, right,
Speaker 5: He was like no, you yeah.
Speaker 2: I remember we would go to church every Sunday and
Speaker 2: then one year we were on way to the church
Speaker 2: and I remember I had bets on the Vikings game,
Speaker 2: or I hadn't placed bets on the Vikings game, so
Speaker 2: I had to turn around to come home, and then
Speaker 2: we decided not to go. And that is Vont's church stories.
Speaker 2: Sorry Dave, Ryan show one on one point three kd WB.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get on with the dirt before we
Speaker 2: do group therapy. We've got a group therapy coming up
Speaker 2: in a second that is like really like dicey and scandalous,
Speaker 2: and it's I'm honestly amazed that she would go be
Speaker 2: on the radio because it is one of those things
Speaker 2: where it's like, I don't know if that was my
Speaker 2: story that I would want it on the radio. So
Speaker 2: let's get on with Dave's dirt on kd WB. Sexiest
Speaker 2: Man Alive was announced last night on the Jimmy Fallon Show.
Speaker 2: Here's the announcement, Sexiest not a lot Jonathan in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five.
Speaker 3: You just think I'm sort of thrilled that People magazine
Speaker 3: have invited someone in the study this honor on someone who.
Speaker 2: Can Yeah, yeah, yeah. So he was in Bridgerton, he
Speaker 2: was in Wicked for Good, and he was in some
Speaker 2: of the things right, Jurassic Park. He's in a lot
Speaker 2: of stuff and he is really hot.
Speaker 3: And if you don't know who Jonathan Bailey is, then
Speaker 3: you're doing a disservice to yourself.
Speaker 2: So look him up. And he's great, and I'm so
Speaker 2: glad that he won.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, yeah, if Carli ray Jebsen is pregnant.
Speaker 2: She got married like a week ago and now she's pregnant.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just had a secret wedding. She married music producer
Speaker 4: Cole mgn and they exchange vows one month ago in
Speaker 4: New York City. And then yesterday the couple of posts
Speaker 4: for their pregnancy announcement, and Carly is doing well.
Speaker 6: She's showing.
Speaker 4: She was obviously showing at their wedding. I guess is
Speaker 4: what they said. Yep, yeah, yeah she So she posted
Speaker 4: this phohoto and just said, oh hi baby.
Speaker 2: Apparently was the announcement. That's cute.
Speaker 3: Kelly Clarkson is feeling well enough to reschedule her Las
Speaker 3: Vegas residency. She had canceled a bunch of her summer
Speaker 3: shows after her ex husband died, and so now tickets
Speaker 3: are going on sale for the new dates, which are
Speaker 3: in August of next year. So August something eighth at
Speaker 3: fourteenth and fifteenth at Caesar's Palace for her studio sessions
Speaker 3: that she had canceled before. So I'm glad that she
Speaker 3: feels better to at least reschedule those.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Dick Cheney died. He was the Vice president. I
Speaker 2: believe under Bush. I'm sorry that I've kind of forgotten,
Speaker 2: but he was eighty four years old and he died.
Speaker 2: Just in the last twenty four hours or so. We
Speaker 2: just heard about that. One federal judge granted the request
Speaker 2: of Diddy for a fast track appeal, so he could
Speaker 2: be back in court as early as April to see
Speaker 2: whether he can get out on an appeal.
Speaker 4: So, Dakota Johnson and Chris Martin from Coldplay have been
Speaker 4: dating for quite a while, and apparently they're saying that
Speaker 4: Dakota Johnson is feeling a little bit jealous after reports
Speaker 4: of Chris Martin rebounded with Sophie Turner and I do
Speaker 4: want to correct myself.
Speaker 6: They were engaged, by.
Speaker 4: The way, So Dakota said that she or a rep
Speaker 4: for her so that she seems lighter and more at
Speaker 4: peace now. And Dakota has been slowly dating again and
Speaker 4: she's happy.
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Speaker 10: Show.
Speaker 2: We had an email just yesterday and we actually pushed
Speaker 2: this one to the front of the stack because we
Speaker 2: thought you might want to have some answers sooner rather
Speaker 2: than later. And so we call Bethany not her real name,
Speaker 2: and said, will you be on the show? And I'll
Speaker 2: be honest with you, I was surprised that she would
Speaker 2: be on the show. And it's not that you've done
Speaker 2: anything wrong. It's just a kind of an awkward email. Bethany,
Speaker 2: not your real name. The email is long ish, so
Speaker 2: if I can ask you to kind of shorten her
Speaker 2: up a little bit so we can help you out.
Speaker 2: Thanks for being on Bethany. What's going on?
Speaker 10: Hi, guys, good morning. Can you hear me? Okay, I
Speaker 10: hear you?
Speaker 2: Fine, beautiful, Okay, great.
Speaker 10: So long story shorts. I have two sisters. I'm the middle,
Speaker 10: and recently my older sister contacted me to tell me
Speaker 10: that she suspected that our father was not her biological father.
Speaker 2: What suspicion? What brought that on?
Speaker 10: So she did an online Dunite test. I won't say
Speaker 10: the company name, but just out of curiosity. I think
Speaker 10: she'd gotten it as a gift. And so online you
Speaker 10: can build a family tree and you can find relatives
Speaker 10: and things like that.
Speaker 2: So cutting to the chase, and I'm not trying to
Speaker 2: rush you along, but to keep it simple. You then
Speaker 2: took a test and found out she is not your
Speaker 2: full sister, which you've grown up and you're forty something
Speaker 2: years old or so. She is half sister, oh, meaning
Speaker 2: your dad is not her dad, which she'd spent forty
Speaker 2: years of her life thinking you have the all three
Speaker 2: you had the same dad.
Speaker 6: That's right, that's right shocking.
Speaker 10: So yeah, I mean it's it's been a couple of
Speaker 10: weeks now and we're still reeling from it. She of
Speaker 10: course is devastated. There's no question myself and my younger
Speaker 10: sister are my father's daughters. We look so much like him. Yeah,
Speaker 10: so we're just kind of just you know, the three
Speaker 10: of us know nobody else really does. And she's just
Speaker 10: going through it.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 10: I'm checking on every day and you know, trying to
Speaker 10: be encouraging and supportive.
Speaker 2: And I'm not going to be devastating to think that
Speaker 2: this guy who took you on camp outs and taught
Speaker 2: you how to put a worm on a fish hook
Speaker 2: and ride a bike and was there for you on
Speaker 2: chrisp whatever, that this guy as it was a great dad,
Speaker 2: but he's not your body. That's just got to be
Speaker 2: a weird thing. Yeah, and she probably feels does she's
Speaker 2: a mess? Does she feel deceived after forty two years
Speaker 2: of deception?
Speaker 10: I think so. I mean I certainly do. But we
Speaker 10: also wonder if they don't know.
Speaker 3: Right, That's what I was thinking, doesn't know if her
Speaker 3: parents don't my parents, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well mom would have to have an inkling, wouldn't Mom
Speaker 2: has to have an inkling. She might think like, well
Speaker 2: it could be this guy, this guy, Sure it could, right,
Speaker 2: but she would have an inkling.
Speaker 10: Yeah, so running running through the scenarios. I mean, my
Speaker 10: parents were they dated in high school and they got
Speaker 10: pregnant around seventeen, and then got married at eighteen and
Speaker 10: had my sister shortly after. So now knowing that, you know,
Speaker 10: we've known this all of our lives. My mom got
Speaker 10: out of high school, my dad, you know, dropped out
Speaker 10: of college in order to start a family and raise
Speaker 10: my older sister. So, and this was in the early eighties.
Speaker 10: It's what you did. And I know that their parents
Speaker 10: were like, no, you're getting married.
Speaker 2: Yeah. That was kind of a thing back then. If
Speaker 2: you got somebody pregnant a lot of the time, it's like, oh,
Speaker 2: get married.
Speaker 10: Yeah yeah yeah. So so, you know, and I reminded her,
Speaker 10: you know that all of us, my younger sister and
Speaker 10: I and all of ours, we have beautiful families, and
Speaker 10: we're all very healthy and happy, and we have wonderful lives.
Speaker 10: All of us exist, and all of this is here
Speaker 10: now because of her, I mean, regardless of who her
Speaker 10: biological father is. They decided to get married and raise
Speaker 10: this family and build a family, and we had a
Speaker 10: really great childhood and we're all, you know, we're close.
Speaker 10: I mean everybody. Every family has their things, but so
Speaker 10: we have a great family dynamic. And her first thought was,
Speaker 10: I don't know if I want to bring this to
Speaker 10: them because what if they don't.
Speaker 2: Know what that's the thing. What if dad? There's so
Speaker 2: many possibilities. You mentioned this in your email. Basically you
Speaker 2: just turn your radio one. We're talking to somebody who
Speaker 2: is in her forty She's got three sisters. She's the
Speaker 2: middle sister. DNA test kind of just for fun, turned
Speaker 2: out that the oldest sister, not the caller, but the
Speaker 2: oldest sister's dad is not the dad of the other
Speaker 2: two girls. Nobody's known this. They're all about forty years
Speaker 2: old or so, and it's just kind of devastating, shocking, hurtful.
Speaker 4: Your question is he's not the dad just to clarify
Speaker 4: of the oldest scesster not the two girls.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I probably said it wrong. So so your question
Speaker 2: is do what is your question? Do you approach mom?
Speaker 2: What do you want to ask?
Speaker 10: So so you know, my younger sister and my older sister,
Speaker 10: you know, they're like, how do we how do I
Speaker 10: how do I go to Mom with this? And my
Speaker 10: first thought was, I don't know that we should my parents,
Speaker 10: You know, they had a rough go of it the
Speaker 10: first few you know, first dozen years of marriage. You know,
Speaker 10: they were children themselves, raising a young family, and my
Speaker 10: dad worked three jobs, and you know, it was just
Speaker 10: it was tough. And you know, so now they're retired,
Speaker 10: they have these grandkids that they love so much. They're
Speaker 10: you know, living life. They're traveling and they're very happy. Yeah,
Speaker 10: and I worry that if you know, to mom cheated
Speaker 10: on my dad at seventeen, or went to a party
Speaker 10: and got dronger, something happened and she got pregnant by
Speaker 10: somebody else, and my dad doesn't.
Speaker 2: Know or well, And that's kind of what I'm thinking,
Speaker 2: is like your dad, there's so many scenarios. Your dad
Speaker 2: might know. He might know and decided, you know what,
Speaker 2: I love her. It might be mine. I don't know
Speaker 2: that they had DNA testing back then, so maybe he's like,
Speaker 2: I know, it could be this other guys, but it
Speaker 2: might be mine, and I love her. She could have
Speaker 2: been deceitful, she could have been made a big mistake.
Speaker 2: There's so many different things. The question is, I think,
Speaker 2: if I'm getting this right, is should you ask them
Speaker 2: or tell them that you know, right, Yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, And so you know, and it's not my This
Speaker 10: isn't my dilemma. I'm trying to be as supportive to
Speaker 10: my sister as possible. What does she want to be
Speaker 10: my mind? Well, she she's it's eating her up. And
Speaker 10: that's the part where I feel this heartbroken for her,
Speaker 10: you know, like you said, Dave, she's having this existential
Speaker 10: moment of like, well, everything that I thought, you know
Speaker 10: isn't isn't right?
Speaker 2: Right? And side note, didn't you say her biological dad?
Speaker 2: You looked him up and he died years ago, a
Speaker 2: few years ago.
Speaker 10: Yeah, the man who we suspect is a biological father.
Speaker 10: Through this, you know, she had contacted some people in
Speaker 10: this family tree that she built online who she was
Speaker 10: a first cousin left. So this guy that they suspect
Speaker 10: is the guy. He died a few years ago.
Speaker 2: So there's no going back to this guy and kind
Speaker 2: of rekindling or whatever. So there's so much more we
Speaker 2: could talk about. But I think that my opinion is,
Speaker 2: because I'll be honest with you, I've talked about this before,
Speaker 2: there's always been a little bit of doubt because I
Speaker 2: did a deest it turned out that I'm twenty percent Asian,
Speaker 2: and I'd look nothing like my sisters and brother nothing.
Speaker 2: I look like my mama. But I know mom and
Speaker 2: dad had some troubles back around the time that I
Speaker 2: was around, and so there's always in speculation. Susan is
Speaker 2: certain that I am not my dad's son, very different
Speaker 2: than they have a look that is like no other look,
Speaker 2: and it is a very strong look through my entire
Speaker 2: like extended family. I don't have it. So Susan's like, yeah,
Speaker 2: but I my dad was such a good dad, and
Speaker 2: if he knew, he never treated like anything, I'm almost
Speaker 2: gonna cry. He never treated me like anything less than
Speaker 2: his son. So I know it's not your decision, but
Speaker 2: I would say, just for your sister to kind of
Speaker 2: leave it alone. I don't care to know the guy
Speaker 2: who was Asian that got my mom pregnant. And I'm
Speaker 2: exaggerating a little. I don't care. I don't want to
Speaker 2: know anything about him. He wasn't my dad. Yeah, dad
Speaker 2: was my dad, right, the guy who raised you as
Speaker 2: your dad.
Speaker 10: And I'm so proud of her that she's come to
Speaker 10: those revelations. She's you know, she'll call me, you know,
Speaker 10: because I keep saying if you need me, I'll come down,
Speaker 10: because she's she's about an hour's south of me, and
Speaker 10: you know, I'm like, you know, I'll talk this out
Speaker 10: with you, and she's like, no, I just want to
Speaker 10: be alone and process this, which I completely understand. But
Speaker 10: and I'm not trying to persuade her anyway. I just
Speaker 10: want to be supportive. But I do worry that. I mean,
Speaker 10: my parents, they're sixty five and they're they both are
Speaker 10: in heart beds. Let's be honest. I worry that what
Speaker 10: if she told them and they both dropped dead right there,
Speaker 10: you know?
Speaker 2: Or well what if what if they didn't have a
Speaker 2: lot of life left and they spent the last few
Speaker 2: years of their life kind of agonizing over that? So, okay,
Speaker 2: we and you and I could talk and talk, but
Speaker 2: I want to find out what people think. So let's
Speaker 2: read some text messages and get some phone calls. Let's
Speaker 2: start off with the phone calls. If you got a minute, Danielle, Danielle, Hello,
Speaker 2: I didn't just lose her. Are you still there?
Speaker 6: That's Bethany.
Speaker 10: Bethany.
Speaker 2: Oh, Bethany. Okay, who's Danielle? Oh? That was the reunited Okay,
Speaker 2: I got it. I got it. Okay, Bethany, sit tight,
Speaker 2: here we go. We got some phone calls. Bethany, here
Speaker 2: we go. Let's go to Gabby. Gabby, we've been really
Speaker 2: windy today and it's mostly my fault. So if you
Speaker 2: can keep it kind of short, what would you tell
Speaker 2: Bethany that she should do.
Speaker 8: I did reach out to my father I found out
Speaker 8: at twenty six years old, and I before I did
Speaker 8: the DNA test, I reached out to the man that
Speaker 8: raised me and told him about it. He did have speculation,
Speaker 8: so they both know now. And then I reached out
Speaker 8: to my biological father and wasn't unable to meet him,
Speaker 8: but sibling wise and father wise, it it all. The
Speaker 8: connection still stayed the same. My father is still my
Speaker 8: father who raised me. He's a genuine man, and all
Speaker 8: my siblings still have a very strong connection, so it
Speaker 8: didn't change that way. But deep down, I did really
Speaker 8: want to know who mylogical family is. And I have
Speaker 8: half siblings that live in the same town as me.
Speaker 8: I don't know just yet of even about me, and
Speaker 8: so I'm working on that and working on writing letters
Speaker 8: to them to just let them know I'm here and
Speaker 8: if they want any kind of relationship either way, I'm fine,
Speaker 8: but it definitely was a whirlwind and it put a
Speaker 8: lot of therapy that.
Speaker 2: See, I wouldn't want to know any of my half
Speaker 2: sibling step siblings whatever, I don't. They don't exist to me,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean? If they are, you're right,
Speaker 2: but that's just me for sure, Jordan, you what would
Speaker 2: you suggest to Bethany.
Speaker 12: So this happened to me and my brothers and how
Speaker 12: it all went down as my dad basically got upset
Speaker 12: with my mom and filled the beans they've been divorced
Speaker 12: for years and years. And what my brothers and I
Speaker 12: did is we actually went and spoke to my mom
Speaker 12: about it and just brought the situation up and at
Speaker 12: the end of everything, emotions were high, things were crazy.
Speaker 12: The biggest part throughout the whole experience was to make
Speaker 12: sure that the person who was affected in this case,
Speaker 12: my little brother, knew that no matter what happened, it
Speaker 12: didn't change the way anybody thought of them. And look
Speaker 12: at the weird silver lining in the whole thing that
Speaker 12: although my dad wasn't his biological dad, he still did
Speaker 12: every single thing he did for my older brother and I,
Speaker 12: for my little brother, making him feel that sense of inclusion.
Speaker 2: So that was my experience too, because I got probably
Speaker 2: treated a little bit better than because I was the baby,
Speaker 2: I probably got treated better than some of the siblings.
Speaker 2: So yeah, that was my experience too, Thank you, Jordan.
Speaker 2: So what do we want to wrap up with? What
Speaker 2: should she do? Should she encourage be supportive of whatever
Speaker 2: your sister wants to do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think a lot of the text messages that
Speaker 3: we're getting is to say, if you want to mention
Speaker 3: it to anybody, you have to mention it to mom first.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because if it's the plan, Yeah, if.
Speaker 3: It's eating up your sister, it might be eating up
Speaker 3: your parents or at least the mom. So like talk
Speaker 3: to mom alone before anyone else. And some people do
Speaker 3: make some really good points about like medical reasons that
Speaker 3: you would want to know who your dad is in
Speaker 3: case there is some kind of condition that runs in
Speaker 3: his side of the family.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's My sister actually made that comment as well,
Speaker 10: because she's got an immune disease that she's been dealing with.
Speaker 10: So yeah, it's just yeah, my my biggest concern was,
Speaker 10: you know, if we just if she does go forward
Speaker 10: with it, that she meets with mom alone and you
Speaker 10: know they both have a mental breakdown. But you know,
Speaker 10: because my dad, while my mom you know, can give answers,
Speaker 10: my dad might not be able to right.
Speaker 2: And that's that's the thing is nobody knows for sure.
Speaker 10: You know what, maybe you want to protect my dad
Speaker 10: here because he did do the right thing. I mean,
Speaker 10: he's a wonderful dad and he treated us all the
Speaker 10: same with love, and he's a wonderful man. So I
Speaker 10: would hate for this to, you know, destroy our family.
Speaker 2: I'm glad what I don't think it would. I'm glad
Speaker 2: you called in. I think that there's so many different
Speaker 2: options and none of them is perfect and none of
Speaker 2: them is wrong. So you know what, I'd say, be
Speaker 2: supportive of her sister because it is something you're like, you're,
Speaker 2: you know, secondary dealing with it, but she's the one
Speaker 2: who's really dealing with it. Hey, I hope we helped you, Bethany.
Speaker 2: Thanks for calling in or thanks for letting us put
Speaker 2: you on the radio. Yeah, she wrote in, And like
Speaker 2: I said, I wasn't sure she'd want to be on
Speaker 2: the radio, but she did. I've got a group therapy.
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Speaker 2: friend BoNT with stirring the pot. But are we doing
Speaker 2: our twist today? Yeah, Vannie is stirring nothing. I tap
Speaker 2: passed the baton or the ladle or the whisk over
Speaker 2: to you.
Speaker 3: David.
Speaker 2: You're gonna stir the pot today. I get to stir
Speaker 2: the pot today every day this week, you guys are
Speaker 2: gonna take the start. The teachers should be able to
Speaker 2: spank kids, all right, I said it. This is old
Speaker 2: kids say need I let me tell you something. The
Speaker 2: teachers should be able to spank kids because a lot
Speaker 2: of the time the kids are the little a holes
Speaker 2: at school and the teachers are like, so what does
Speaker 2: a teacher do? She calls little Jimmy's mom and says, yeah,
Speaker 2: old Jimmy brought firecrackers into school and he was throwing
Speaker 2: them at me during class. Be my little Jimmy would
Speaker 2: never do that, he's a little angel. So the parents
Speaker 2: then they get mad because now the teacher is like, oh,
Speaker 2: being accused of harassing little Jimmy. This happened in my family.
Speaker 2: There's one person in my family who is he can
Speaker 2: be a little brat at school. He claims that the
Speaker 2: teacher will just look at him and send him to
Speaker 2: the office for no reason whatsoever the case, and I'm like,
Speaker 2: that is never the case. But I think sometimes the
Speaker 2: mom believes, yeah, that teacher's got a thing out for him,
Speaker 2: so she'll look at him and say, for no reason whatsoever,
Speaker 2: go to the office. I say teachers should be able
Speaker 2: to like say, okay, I got a paddle up here.
Speaker 2: You see this paddle, it's like a pickleball paddle. They
Speaker 2: should be able to spank kids and get them kids
Speaker 2: in line, so they're paying attention, not worried about whether
Speaker 2: they're like, oh, I don't know this, or that he'd
Speaker 2: turn them over your knee and give him a good paddling. Okay,
Speaker 2: they'll listen because they're fearful. That is exactly right. Yes,
Speaker 2: what a wonderful way. You don't have to paddle every
Speaker 2: kid if the kid is you know. You used one kid,
Speaker 2: Jimmy as an example. You paddle Jimmy and say anybody
Speaker 2: else want this, They'll be like, no, Miss Johnson, you
Speaker 2: said an example as a kid.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna be honest. I just don't think spanking really
Speaker 4: works these days anymore. Mine.
Speaker 6: If you gets spankings all the time, he's numb to it.
Speaker 4: Another one, my sister doesn't even try to spank like whatever.
Speaker 5: See, but I think that's different. It's your parents, so
Speaker 5: you expect your parents to discipline you. Your teacher, you're
Speaker 5: not expecting that. So if miss mss Rogers gives you
Speaker 5: a little you'll probably start acting right.
Speaker 2: Teach you how to count one, No, three, four, five? What?
Speaker 4: We didn't even have spankings when I was growing up,
Speaker 4: did you being No.
Speaker 2: I did not. Of course you did. There was a
Speaker 2: refrigerator box in our classroom in first grade. Because my
Speaker 2: job was to be a little a hole, so I
Speaker 2: figured out if I climbed up on top of a
Speaker 2: chair and then somebody's on their shoulders or something, I
Speaker 2: could get into the top of the refrigerator box. Now,
Speaker 2: the teacher wasn't looking when I did it, but when
Speaker 2: I fell down ten feet into the refrigerator box, she
Speaker 2: heard the big thump ten feet. Oh however, tall refrigerator.
Speaker 3: Oh dunk school you're going to there's a refrigerator box
Speaker 3: in the classroom.
Speaker 2: Good, we were hay seed. So anyway, she hears a
Speaker 2: big her thump. Miss Plumba comes over. She's pissed. I
Speaker 2: knew better than to get and she poured me out
Speaker 2: of the box like a kid being poured out of
Speaker 2: a box of cereal. And she spanked me, and I
Speaker 2: deserved it.
Speaker 5: I love how many people are texting agreeing that teachers, damn,
Speaker 5: teacher should number one, they should wear body cams.
Speaker 2: Number two, they should be able to spank kids earlier
Speaker 2: they were.
Speaker 5: People were pressed texting in that teacher should dress more appropriately,
Speaker 5: but we should just spank kids.
Speaker 2: Where's the way it makes sense?
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Spanked in brats. Spanked in brats, your.
Speaker 6: Political violin solves.
Speaker 2: It's not violence. It's called discipline.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't think it's I don't think they should
Speaker 5: spank all the time, but I do think you said
Speaker 5: one good example.
Speaker 2: I bet you that kid won't act up.
Speaker 4: I don't have fond memories in my gram but because
Speaker 4: all he ever did was threatened to spank us, I
Speaker 4: honestly like, do you.
Speaker 2: I just don't think the way there's a difference between
Speaker 2: having the eternal threat of like, you know, unnecessary. But
Speaker 2: if the kid knows you got a wooden spoon hanging
Speaker 2: on the wall behind you, next to the globe, and
Speaker 2: you're gonna like paddle ass if they act up, that
Speaker 2: kid's gonna be a good kid.
Speaker 10: That kids Johnson.
Speaker 3: I think that's a weird expectation to put on teachers though,
Speaker 3: because like if I was a teacher and my principal
Speaker 3: was like, Okay, when tim decides to act up, you're
Speaker 3: gonna spank them, I'll be like, that's weird because even
Speaker 3: touching a kid now, But.
Speaker 5: It's only weird because because it's not normal right now.
Speaker 5: If we made it normal, teachers would definitely take advantage.
Speaker 4: But like just touching kids in general, like as a tear,
Speaker 4: is not allowed anymore.
Speaker 2: So then can you imagine the problem of the problem.
Speaker 5: I've always said it takes one good ace whooping to
Speaker 5: set somebody straight that don't even that, not even just
Speaker 5: teachers get the bus.
Speaker 4: It's still a little s And he gets lots of
Speaker 4: ace whooping.
Speaker 2: But does he get them from? Like what does he
Speaker 2: get in fights at school?
Speaker 4: No, he's an angel at school, but at home he
Speaker 4: does whatever he wants.
Speaker 2: To go ahead.
Speaker 5: I even think that at school, like you can tell
Speaker 5: which kids get in fights and which kids get ace
Speaker 5: whoopings at home too, because there's some of them are spoiled.
Speaker 9: Bro.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, the mouth off the teacher. A lot
Speaker 2: of teachers listen to the show. Here's a Texas says,
Speaker 2: as a teacher, I love the idea as someone who
Speaker 2: is very again spanking absolutely not. But another one juan
Speaker 2: Nita says, give them kids an ass whooping. Yeah, And
Speaker 2: I'm like you, each teacher should get one spanking they
Speaker 2: can give out per year, just like everybody at work
Speaker 2: should get one punch that they can give somebody per year.
Speaker 4: And I work in HR Okay, I don't disagree with that.
Speaker 4: I actually think I'm all for that. Give give me
Speaker 4: your face punch. Oh we all know who I punched.
Speaker 4: Give me your face, Oh.
Speaker 2: Dave, you wind it up.
Speaker 6: No, it's definitely Dave, because let me tell you something.
Speaker 13: What did I not predict, yes, when we were show
Speaker 13: planning yesterday, that I would get a text from Dave
Speaker 13: asking him to remind him who he was in charge
Speaker 13: of for a political ad bit we're doing later, I said,
Speaker 13: and I ask God forbid. I cover my bases, actually
Speaker 13: said to you, I said, Dave, were you listening? Yeah, okay,
Speaker 13: who are you doing your political ad with?
Speaker 2: I wanted to make sure.
Speaker 4: And then at six thirty pm, Jenny, who am I
Speaker 4: doing my political ad with?
Speaker 2: That's exactly what happened. So, yeah, I want to punch it.
Speaker 2: You look at my face, this very punchable face.
Speaker 9: It is.
Speaker 2: I got one of those faces that just says, you
Speaker 2: know why I need good punching.
Speaker 3: Yeah, your face would like accept my knuckles.
Speaker 2: Wind it up anyway. So there it is. You want
Speaker 2: to stir the pot? There it is? The pot is stirred. Bailey?
Speaker 2: How Bailey and I have to next? Yes?
Speaker 5: So every day this week, Galler reponsible for starting the pot. Okay, Bailey,
Speaker 5: you go next tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Okay, we can go next. Okay, save her for Thursday.
Speaker 2: Sounds good, alright, day Thursday, pot. I love it