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Speaker 2: Yes, that's right. The weekendn't quite here yet, but that's okay.
Speaker 2: We'll be Saturday, November fourteenth down at the Armory as
Speaker 2: we have the Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation's Heart three sixty
Speaker 2: concert Cole Swindell, other great performances as well, Priscilla Block
Speaker 2: and Peyton Smith, and then my band Rocket Club is
Speaker 2: going to be opening the whole show at the Armory.
Speaker 2: And he's super excited about that, but even more importantly
Speaker 2: excited to have doctor Cassianus on the phone right now,
Speaker 2: who is with the Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation. And thank
Speaker 2: you for your time, doctor. We appreciate it very very much.
Speaker 3: Oh, thank you, Chris, It's an honor to be here.
Speaker 2: Now, we know you're a Chicago sports fan. We're going
Speaker 2: to ignore that part to start things off, and we're
Speaker 2: just going to dive right into what people need to know,
Speaker 2: not just about this concert but about taking care of
Speaker 2: their heart and making sure that they're doing everything they
Speaker 2: can to have the best quality of life and the
Speaker 2: longest possible life they possibly can. And that's sort of
Speaker 2: your mission, is helping people be kinder to themselves.
Speaker 4: Am I right?
Speaker 3: It sure is, And I think we could both agree
Speaker 3: that Week eight was a beating by the Harbaught brothers
Speaker 3: on both our teams. So yeah, we're looking forward to yeah.
Speaker 4: Nine damaged all about that.
Speaker 3: And my heart, you know, will be much better too.
Speaker 3: And that's the point of the November fourteenth concert at
Speaker 3: the Armory, and we're so lucky to have you there.
Speaker 3: It's to bring attention to heart health and the research
Speaker 3: that we do at the Minneapolis Hartens to Do Foundation.
Speaker 2: So I know, the very first thing that I read
Speaker 2: and when reading your bio here talked about Demor Hamlin
Speaker 2: and what happened on the field there in front of everybody,
Speaker 2: in front of the nation, shocking everybody. We didn't know
Speaker 2: exactly what had happened at the time, but it turns out,
Speaker 2: of course we all know now. I believe you say,
Speaker 2: Comyoto Cortis and other words, for some reason, his heart
Speaker 2: stopped because he was hit at the exact right or
Speaker 2: wrong moment. Tell me, first of all, is that am
Speaker 2: I explaining that correctly? And second of all, how did
Speaker 2: your research help demorw. Hamlin survive?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you nailed it. You got it perfectly. Commodial cordus
Speaker 3: and you know our hearts, and that was shocking for
Speaker 3: all of us, even physicians watching that, you know, when
Speaker 3: the builds were on the field and seeing that happen.
Speaker 3: The heart is a pump and it works on an
Speaker 3: electrical signal to time when it when it pumps, and
Speaker 3: so that signal has a signal that makes it pumped,
Speaker 3: and then a signal an electrical impulse that that helps
Speaker 3: you get ready for the next beat. And if and
Speaker 3: if a strike or a blow to a heart happens
Speaker 3: right in between there, right as you said, the wrong time,
Speaker 3: it can make the heart sibolate or go into this
Speaker 3: very very chaotic rhythm where essentially it stops blood flow
Speaker 3: to your your brain. And thank god, people recognize it
Speaker 3: right on the field and initiated life saving support mainly
Speaker 3: by a defibrill in or shock that shots this heart
Speaker 3: back into rhythm. And so yeah, our group at the
Speaker 3: Minneapolis Hardest two Foundation where some of the earliest to
Speaker 3: describe this in sports, you know, on the baseball field
Speaker 3: a kid gets hit by a pitch in the wrong place,
Speaker 3: or a karate match and somebody gets punched in the
Speaker 3: chest at the wrong time in the wrong place can
Speaker 3: initiate this unfortunate, dangerous rhythm, and if it's not recognized,
Speaker 3: it can be fatal.
Speaker 2: It's interesting because I've heard about this kind of thing
Speaker 2: happening before. Sadly, this actually happened, as you mentioned, in
Speaker 2: my hometown, to a young man who was playing baseball
Speaker 2: and just happened to get hit in the chest by
Speaker 2: a baseball at the wrong moment and passed right there.
Speaker 2: Is there anything regarding your your actual health, your genetic
Speaker 2: anything like that that makes you more likely to have
Speaker 2: this happen to you or is it just, as you said,
Speaker 2: a situation of being hit at the wrong moment.
Speaker 3: Yeah, in this situation with commodial cortis it has nothing
Speaker 3: to do with genetics or anything to do with you
Speaker 3: as being in health or not in good health. It
Speaker 3: is just an absolute fluke timing thing.
Speaker 5: Doctor is the best way to just get an update
Speaker 5: on your heart health by simply just getting a check.
Speaker 3: Up absolutely, you know, and it depends on what we're
Speaker 3: up to as far as you know, exercise and athletics
Speaker 3: and frankly, our age and so we know as we
Speaker 3: get up in a very young age somewhere around forty
Speaker 3: or so, we're going to start a new activity or
Speaker 3: participate in a run or a triathlon or some things
Speaker 3: that we all kind of do at times. At times,
Speaker 3: it's a great idea to get checked out first. And
Speaker 3: usually it's pretty simple, you know, just taking a personal
Speaker 3: history a physician, taking a personal history of you and
Speaker 3: your family history can really help narrow it down just
Speaker 3: in those things. And sometimes that means that we're going
Speaker 3: to do some additional texting. But often those first two things,
Speaker 3: just a personal history and your family history are quite
Speaker 3: a bit of knowledge to.
Speaker 6: Keep you safe.
Speaker 2: What about the situation we read about from time to time, doctor,
Speaker 2: where there's somebody who's a triathlete, they run ten miles
Speaker 2: a day, they're out there, they're in the best shape,
Speaker 2: they're the person everybody in the neighborhood which as they are,
Speaker 2: and then they have the widow maker. Is that something
Speaker 2: that happens because of freak exent or is that a
Speaker 2: family history thing you can look out for as well.
Speaker 3: Certainly family history can give tips to that. And also,
Speaker 3: you know, there are certain conditions that can be screened
Speaker 3: for beyond just the history and physical and so sometimes
Speaker 3: an EKG watch your cardiogram of the heart, or an
Speaker 3: ultrasound a heart called an echo cardiogram can be very
Speaker 3: helpful to do additional screening if your background, your history,
Speaker 3: and the sport you're going to do warrants it.
Speaker 7: Hey, doc, listen listening to this stuff sometimes it can
Speaker 7: be kind of daunting and it sounds like, oh my god,
Speaker 7: you have a million different ways to change your life
Speaker 7: to improve heart health. What's something someone can do right
Speaker 7: now today, just a small thing that could help improve
Speaker 7: heart health.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, they're very very simple. Is I'm going
Speaker 3: to give you a couple of things. One is the
Speaker 3: active and you know, active is different for all of us,
Speaker 3: a lot of us to benefit just from about thirty
Speaker 3: minutes of walking. Brisk walking is a great exercise. Brisk walking,
Speaker 3: light jogging. That's really all we need. We don't need
Speaker 3: to go, you know, a full hour on a treadmill
Speaker 3: at a high grade, a nice flat walking thirty minutes
Speaker 3: a day. Another one is all of us every year
Speaker 3: fight you know, diminishing returns at the at the dinner table,
Speaker 3: and so just portion control you're trying to maintain your weight,
Speaker 3: or just going in a different direction than gaining five
Speaker 3: pounds a year. Those two simple things can bring a
Speaker 3: lot of health, not only to your heart, but they
Speaker 3: able to prevent diabetes and other conditions that can creep
Speaker 3: up on us.
Speaker 2: I don't mean to be too specific, but I've got
Speaker 2: a friend who stays in his basement all the time
Speaker 2: and eats nothing but chicken fingers. Is there anything I
Speaker 2: can say to him to talk to him about his heart?
Speaker 2: Anything you would do, Jim?
Speaker 3: He drove by my house and peeped in the window.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I think the best thing to do there
Speaker 3: is eat a Chicago beef sandwich instead, and there you go.
Speaker 2: Actually, one more thing I read from time to time
Speaker 2: about these full body scans. Is that something that if
Speaker 2: somebody can afford, or maybe he's covered by their insurance,
Speaker 2: that you would encourage somebody to do it because is
Speaker 2: that the kind of thing that can give you an
Speaker 2: idea if there's a block of something or other you
Speaker 2: might want to look at.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would I would not reckon than that for
Speaker 3: the general public because oftentimes when we do full body scans,
Speaker 3: we find incidental things, things that don't matter, but that
Speaker 3: create more harm than good. So what is best is
Speaker 3: work with a physician. Again, history and physical your family history,
Speaker 3: and if that warrants more, then we absolutely do more
Speaker 3: based on the activity that you're looking at and in
Speaker 3: your own family and personal history, an exam and again
Speaker 3: at the Minneapols harmste Foundation and the Minneapolis Heart Institute,
Speaker 3: we have you know, scores of doctors and tests and
Speaker 3: things that we can do tailored best for the individual.
Speaker 3: So I think that's the best thing to do, is
Speaker 3: make sure you're getting a tailored approach for you.
Speaker 2: My alarm goes off at three fifteen every day. I
Speaker 2: know we all get up very early. Even worse though,
Speaker 2: we all drink a lot of energy drinks. What do
Speaker 2: you say to those of us who maybe consume two
Speaker 2: or three giant Monster energy drinks a day?
Speaker 4: Is that bad for us?
Speaker 3: Yeah? So a couple of things about the energy drinks.
Speaker 3: One is, you know, caffeine in itself is not bad.
Speaker 3: So you know, your morning cup of coffee or a
Speaker 3: couple of cups a day or a diet coke whatever,
Speaker 3: that's there's no harm from that. But these drinks can
Speaker 3: have a lot of calories and a lot of sugar,
Speaker 3: and so we're talking about portion control, watching your weight.
Speaker 3: Those are the things that can add up. Same with
Speaker 3: going to you know, your local coffee shop and getting
Speaker 3: the trout day latte, you know, special of the day
Speaker 3: that can come with a lot of calories besides the caffeine.
Speaker 4: Corey, We're just gonna dig your grave, right, I do
Speaker 4: the sugar free energy drinks.
Speaker 8: I do Americanos with nothing in it. So yeah, I'm
Speaker 8: drinking pretty You're gonna be fine. I'm gonna be I'm
Speaker 8: going to be the absolute pillar of health.
Speaker 2: Well, I do not this that music is good for
Speaker 2: your heart. Studies show that I think reduce the stress hormones. Sorry,
Speaker 2: we can't help you with that on the Power Trip.
Speaker 2: But also music boost your immune system and increases blood flow.
Speaker 2: So that's what's going to happen at the Armory on
Speaker 2: November fourteenth. It's super excited and honored as a band,
Speaker 2: a rocket club to be playing there along with Cole
Speaker 2: Swindell and Priscilla Block and Peyton Smith. Is this a
Speaker 2: fundraiser as well for the Minneapolis Harden's New Foundation.
Speaker 4: Is that why we're doing this?
Speaker 3: It sure is. It's both a celebration of the work
Speaker 3: that we do at the foundation. You know, the foundation
Speaker 3: is now creeping up on forty five years of doing
Speaker 3: research and heart health, and we published and have about
Speaker 3: two hundred studies ongoing at any given time that puts
Speaker 3: us up in the upper deathcyle in the country. And
Speaker 3: so it's a celebration of that work. But we need help,
Speaker 3: We need support from the community to continue to.
Speaker 6: Do this work.
Speaker 3: So the Armory is both a celebration and an asked
Speaker 3: for support. And we can't thank you Chris enough for
Speaker 3: your band to be I'm excited. I'm not the hugest
Speaker 3: country fan, but your music transcends different genres and I
Speaker 3: can't wait. I just hope I can make it request.
Speaker 3: I don't know how you narrow down your songs, but
Speaker 3: are you going to play self destructive tendency?
Speaker 1: Ah?
Speaker 4: You like that? That's so cool.
Speaker 2: Yes, we'll throw that on the list for you. Doctor
Speaker 2: anything for you, Matt, that's cool. Thank you for asking
Speaker 2: about that. Nobody's ever requested that, So that's the coolest
Speaker 2: I appreciate it. I do have one more question for you, though,
Speaker 2: because everybody's frightened by the possibilities of AI, and I
Speaker 2: understand why is it helping us when it comes to
Speaker 2: what you do in anyway?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it sure is, and that's an emphasis at the
Speaker 3: Minneapolsoarts two Foundation. We're looking at AI helping us. You know,
Speaker 3: there's just not enough doctors to read all the EKGs
Speaker 3: or echoes or cat scans of the heart and to
Speaker 3: read them very accurately and quickly. So we're using AI.
Speaker 3: We've been using it for years, looking at can we
Speaker 3: pick up a heart attack easier and quicker on an
Speaker 3: ek Can we pick up a week in heart muscle
Speaker 3: or a blocked heart artery better and quicker using AI?
Speaker 3: And so it's not going to replace the medical field,
Speaker 3: but it's going to really help us help patients that
Speaker 3: much better.
Speaker 2: Wow, doctor casianis thank you so much. I appreciate We
Speaker 2: can't wait for the show again. It is at the
Speaker 2: Armory November fourteenth, and you can get your tickets now
Speaker 2: a ticketmaster, I believe, at the Minneaples Heart Institute's website
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 4: Tickets are available. It's at the.
Speaker 2: Armory and we're gonna have a great time November fourteenth.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much for your time. And if you
Speaker 2: ever hear us say anything wrong, or you want to
Speaker 2: maybe talk to Corey about his eating habits or anything
Speaker 2: like that, you just call in anytime.
Speaker 4: You got the highline number. Now, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: I sure will. Thank you guys.
Speaker 4: Have a great day you too, Make sure thank you.
Speaker 8: No, it's like every time we read those stories about
Speaker 8: sleep deprivation or diet or exercise, it's always like, well,
Speaker 8: it's over for me, you know, and it's over for us.
Speaker 6: Sure.
Speaker 9: Yeah, this show is not the best example.
Speaker 8: Wanted to ask if a weekend binge in Vegas it
Speaker 8: was probably a good idea for you.
Speaker 6: Good for your health. Good the most steps I get.
Speaker 8: It's the most outside I get it right, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 8: I was outside. I think about a total of two
Speaker 8: hours over the three and a half days, maybe.
Speaker 10: An hour forty five over your average exactly.
Speaker 6: Now it was overcast.
Speaker 8: Do you get a lot of vitamin D?
Speaker 6: I think you still do.
Speaker 9: Think you probably still do in Vegas?
Speaker 6: You did?
Speaker 9: Yes, I think I absorbed it through my skin.
Speaker 2: Well, let's let's doctor Katzianus wanted to hear this song,
Speaker 2: and it's one thing to request North Country, but.
Speaker 4: This is a deep track.
Speaker 6: Thank the doc.
Speaker 4: That's cool.
Speaker 8: It would have been next level if you said, do
Speaker 8: you play this long the song song?
Speaker 6: Yeah, these kind of shows we do. Jonathan Gernard in
Speaker 6: a little bit headlines later. This is the Power Trip
Speaker 6: Morning Show on the van.
Speaker 2: All right, it is the Power Tip Morning Show, Jonathan
Speaker 2: Gernard about five or six.
Speaker 4: Minutes from now.
Speaker 2: But we didn't get a chance to do a little
Speaker 2: fan five and the last thing we should we do
Speaker 2: it there.
Speaker 8: Court yea, let's do it super quick beat on the
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Speaker 8: fire version is as follows. Anthony Edwards is going to
Speaker 8: be out a couple of weeks. But the Wolves lost
Speaker 8: last night to the Nuggets, won twenty seven to one, fourteen.
Speaker 8: They host the Lakers tomorrow night. A couple of weeks.
Speaker 8: Thats right. They said that they're going to evaluate him,
Speaker 8: evaluate him in like a week or so, but they're
Speaker 8: they're thinking it's two ish weeks.
Speaker 9: But with a hamstring, you just do.
Speaker 4: A lot of NBA players.
Speaker 2: Marns had problems with their hammies and stuff like that
Speaker 2: early in the season, because it's early in the season.
Speaker 2: You know, even though you've worked out, you don't play
Speaker 2: in practice like you're doing games, you know what I mean?
Speaker 10: Yeah, no, I don't.
Speaker 11: I don't think it's particularly early in the season. I mean,
Speaker 11: remember in the playoffs last year, Steph Curry had the
Speaker 11: hamstring issue and it was in our series against the Warriors,
Speaker 11: and he don't ye, he was not able to finish
Speaker 11: and that was.
Speaker 10: The end of the season.
Speaker 11: But I do think with soft tissue anything, calf, hamstring, whatever,
Speaker 11: you just use extra extra precausion.
Speaker 6: And when it's your your.
Speaker 11: Franchise player and you're a week end of the season,
Speaker 11: you use extra, extra, extra extra.
Speaker 2: What if your body, like our friend Sauce, was nothing
Speaker 2: but soft issue even as bones.
Speaker 5: It was nice to you issue that large man fell.
Speaker 5: I also fell in Vegas.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 6: I wish they would have that video.
Speaker 4: Yeahs I put in the request.
Speaker 8: He missed a step, I missed a step and yeah,
Speaker 8: yard sailed everything.
Speaker 6: Yeah, are you point dead? Sober? Dead? Sober?
Speaker 10: Even did you get hurt?
Speaker 5: I mean, I don't know. My shoulder kind of hurt
Speaker 5: the next morning, but I don't know what. Maybe that
Speaker 5: was from running into things. I don't know. Friday was
Speaker 5: a wild rat.
Speaker 8: World Series Game three was a record book kind of
Speaker 8: a game. The Dodgers win six to five and eighteen
Speaker 8: innings on a Freddie Freeman walk off home run six hours,
Speaker 8: thirty nine minutes. I believe the Ben Mallor Show. And
Speaker 8: again we had Ben Maller on on Friday.
Speaker 9: What a good game.
Speaker 6: I love that guy at the best.
Speaker 8: Ben Maller noted that the last eighteen inning World Series
Speaker 8: game was I don't know, I forget how many years ago,
Speaker 8: seven years ago, eight years ago, whatever, it was something
Speaker 8: like that, and yeah, six seven.
Speaker 9: Years ago, and it was forty one minutes longer.
Speaker 6: I think. I think forty one was the number. He said.
Speaker 8: It was something like forty one minutes longer. John Bonus, Okay,
Speaker 8: So the point is is the pitch clock with almost
Speaker 8: the exact same length of games shaved forty one minutes
Speaker 8: off of an eighteen inning game.
Speaker 6: So yeah, I like that it stuck very much.
Speaker 8: Yep, that's a ton If you haven't heard, if you're
Speaker 8: just waking up show, hey o Tani, this is just
Speaker 8: an insane stat line. But here's what he did, two
Speaker 8: home runs and two doubles, and those were his first
Speaker 8: four at bats. He was four for four with four
Speaker 8: extra base hits. It's just the second player ever to
Speaker 8: have four extra base hits in a World Series game.
Speaker 8: But then he drew five straight walks. Four of them
Speaker 8: were intentional. You could argue the fifth was pretty much
Speaker 8: intentionally only wasn't getting quote pitched to. So he is
Speaker 8: the first Major League baseball player in eighty three years
Speaker 8: to reach safely nine times in a game, and no
Speaker 8: one had ever reached base seven times safely in a
Speaker 8: World Series game.
Speaker 9: He got there nine times.
Speaker 6: Okay, take it easy, it's easy, nuts.
Speaker 8: That is insane, Dodgers taking a two to one series lead.
Speaker 8: I don't think he's a great fit for the Twins.
Speaker 8: How did you not wins? That's unbelievable. It's unbelievable. You
Speaker 8: even thought that, let along said it. That's one of
Speaker 8: those things you keep to yourself. Did you say that?
Speaker 8: The Joe Mauer stat?
Speaker 1: It was like, basically, the last time a player had
Speaker 1: made our reach base seven times?
Speaker 6: Last time?
Speaker 1: The most recent one was Joe Mauer in twenty seventeen
Speaker 1: against the Dodgers. I don't know if it was against
Speaker 1: the Dodgers, but it was just that was it was.
Speaker 1: It was basically every from we went from Mauer to
Speaker 1: then all time in a couple of bats there.
Speaker 6: That's pretty cool.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure what he just said.
Speaker 6: I don't either.
Speaker 1: So the most recent player that reached space seven times
Speaker 1: was Jill Mauer, the most one?
Speaker 4: Okay? Is that truth?
Speaker 6: What about Jose Miranda last?
Speaker 4: What about him?
Speaker 6: His rights? Yeah? I read this.
Speaker 4: Who is it Jose Miranda's rights?
Speaker 6: Yeah? How many of those?
Speaker 9: Do you know?
Speaker 6: Your Miranda?
Speaker 8: I mean, your dad's a lawyer. The right to remain silent,
Speaker 8: you have the right to an attorney, you have the
Speaker 8: right to super sugar smacks usss man, I haven't had
Speaker 8: sugar smacks and for good, but they make your cares,
Speaker 8: your dad cares.
Speaker 6: I'm not doing a taste testing. This isn't this isn't
Speaker 6: a wedding prap. What are you talking about?
Speaker 9: Who cares?
Speaker 8: If I'm at an airport, somebody goes, God, did you
Speaker 8: have sugar smacks that.
Speaker 6: Go the F? I didn't? I did? Who cares? Why
Speaker 6: are you being on people? People?
Speaker 9: I'm not a urinal?
Speaker 6: Is it a urinal?
Speaker 1: Brother?
Speaker 6: I think just two of it.
Speaker 8: By the way, my eleven year old the other day goes,
Speaker 8: what does a male like bathroom look like? I don't know,
Speaker 8: stalls and urinals? She goes, do you use the urinals?
Speaker 8: I go, yeah, everybody does. She was so grossed out
Speaker 8: that the fact that some of us, in fact, all
Speaker 8: of us stand there and just do that.
Speaker 6: He sits in.
Speaker 9: He does sit in pe Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and listen, I don't. I'm not embarrassed by Yeah.
Speaker 2: On the regular, Yeah, I do if I have time.
Speaker 2: First of all, I find it RESTful. Second of all,
Speaker 2: I've got a heated toilet seat. I love sitting there.
Speaker 2: And third of all, I don't want to have to
Speaker 2: clean my bathroom. And he goes every day.
Speaker 8: But what about in public? And number two, you what's
Speaker 8: up with your aim?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's not my aim, sir, it's the size of
Speaker 4: my enormous wiener.
Speaker 6: Wow, I can speak for that. Listen.
Speaker 4: It's like this core. As you get older, you can't
Speaker 4: trust it.
Speaker 2: It's gonna go where it wants to go. Plus, I
Speaker 2: like sitting down. I've done enough work in this life.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, I'll do what I want with my grim. Yeah,
Speaker 2: if I want to stand on my head and pee.
Speaker 4: I'll do it.
Speaker 8: You bathe with my grim bailing hay oh.
Speaker 11: I think you you fellas have a distinct advantage when
Speaker 11: it comes to your ability to be able to stand
Speaker 11: up and relieve yourselves in a way that like when
Speaker 11: I'm wearing a nice outfit and my shirt is tucked
Speaker 11: in exactly right and my belt is facing forward, and yes,
Speaker 11: when I'm bloused out and I'll put together. Every single
Speaker 11: time I have to use the restroom, I have to
Speaker 11: redo all of that. And you guys can just talk
Speaker 11: one time. You got that, leave the house and go
Speaker 11: all day.
Speaker 8: And you know, if you're wearing jeans or shorts with
Speaker 8: a zipper, we have a direct access point.
Speaker 10: Yeah, this is what I'm talking about. Do you need
Speaker 10: to rustle anything.
Speaker 8: No, there's no rustling. No, unless you want to rustle
Speaker 8: you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna I'm gonna start standing up to be there whatever.
Speaker 9: Good for you, Yeah, good for you.
Speaker 11: Gives me some mechanisms that help with uh yes, splash.
Speaker 6: Or hands here, what's the deal?
Speaker 12: Yeah, don't you need to get some sort of like this,
Speaker 12: some sort of equivalent of the top of the world.
Speaker 4: He's down below me.
Speaker 10: Water slide.
Speaker 11: What and then sort of adapt that to where you
Speaker 11: stand versus the toilet is I mean that has to
Speaker 11: be out there somewhere.
Speaker 10: For how to be able to control if indeed you
Speaker 10: have a.
Speaker 11: Problem, and and I do believe as you age, I
Speaker 11: have heard that that.
Speaker 10: I mean, Walgreens must make some kind of.
Speaker 6: If you're going to.
Speaker 10: Have to be contraptions for this.
Speaker 2: Marny, I know you're a lady. You've never been a gentleman.
Speaker 2: Uh So let me describe it the best way I can.
Speaker 2: You ever drove by a used car lot?
Speaker 6: Of course?
Speaker 4: You know those big inflatable things that go like this
Speaker 4: all the.
Speaker 6: Time, wacky waving when I go like a balloon deflating.
Speaker 6: That's why you again, you got to stop going.
Speaker 9: No hands man, don't tell me what to do.
Speaker 4: I mean, I ain't touching that thing.
Speaker 6: I know where it's been, but I'm still thinking.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking water side still, Marny, cute, elaborate.
Speaker 11: What Maybe a hot wheels track would be a better Yeah.
Speaker 11: I'm just trying to reach from where you're standing to
Speaker 11: where you're going and provide a bridge, if you will.
Speaker 9: Yeah, like a catheter, a stand up catheter.
Speaker 4: I'd rather just sit down.
Speaker 6: Yeah, hawk love sitting down to pee.
Speaker 4: I need rest morning.
Speaker 8: Maybe one of those things like a bank where you
Speaker 8: pee into that little container and then it just like
Speaker 8: travels into the toilet. You know what I'm saying. That
Speaker 8: you push a button, that's where. That's where Dwight banks.
Speaker 6: Dwight loves that.
Speaker 4: You see the Mussman gave a his ural.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and I thought it was from all of us,
Speaker 6: but yeah, he got.
Speaker 2: Him one of those little things you use in the
Speaker 2: bathroom when you're in bed, when you're when you're in
Speaker 2: add Yeah, and you put a vikings thing on the
Speaker 2: side of it so he can take it with him
Speaker 2: to you have to be in the trash cans.
Speaker 6: No more he does that.
Speaker 4: Nope.
Speaker 8: I'm just waiting for Jonathan Grenard to call because last
Speaker 8: week we asked him about the cameras and the toilets,
Speaker 8: and now I just want to ask him if he
Speaker 8: would ever use a bedpan on the regular.
Speaker 6: You really need to Yeah, ahead, what do you want
Speaker 6: to talk about that game last Thursday? Let's talk about bedpans. Yeah,
Speaker 6: good point.
Speaker 9: Mm hmmm, Sauce you ever used a bedpan?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 8: No, I don't know. I have not give it time
Speaker 8: just for breakfast? Yeah, do you want to?
Speaker 6: Uh? Probably not?
Speaker 9: Would you do it for the show?
Speaker 6: Sure?
Speaker 8: During during the show, not five minutes after. Who would
Speaker 8: want to empty bedpans?
Speaker 6: Hawks? Dead?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 9: No, wine, You got to give us time.
Speaker 2: Don't say my dad is into that stuff he likes dump.
Speaker 4: No he doesn't. No, he doesn't. Why would you say that? No,
Speaker 4: because he had poop port Yeah, well you've got poop teeth.
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Speaker 4: Yes, Chris dairy Quin's also releasing an eggnog shake.
Speaker 8: Oh there you go, Christmas Shakesparence called it. Yeah, I
Speaker 8: can't believe like that. Well I fell for it. They
Speaker 8: lied to me. They called it Christmas shake BECAUSEY knew
Speaker 8: if they called it eggnog shake I would never drink it.
Speaker 4: And they were not sound delicious.
Speaker 9: I didn't like it, no love it.
Speaker 4: The nog does not sound edible.
Speaker 8: I mean, the egg thing was definitely the thing that
Speaker 8: scared me. I didn't know what was Yeah.
Speaker 6: Huk's sister charges for that. A good nog, sir. I
Speaker 6: love your family sounds like it just like you love mine.
Speaker 4: One of them?
Speaker 6: Which one?
Speaker 4: This one over here under the desk.
Speaker 8: I'll start with trivia based on October twenty eighth. It
Speaker 8: was on this date October twenty eighth. In What year
Speaker 8: did Harvard start? In Cambridge, Massachusetts? What year did Harvard start?
Speaker 6: Marty?
Speaker 9: Let's start with you take a.
Speaker 6: Shot nineteen oh four.
Speaker 8: Nineteen oh four, Sauce seventeen ninety nine, seventeen ninety nine,
Speaker 8: Bonus eighteen thirty two, eighteen thirty two, Hawk, I.
Speaker 4: Do think it's seventeen ninety.
Speaker 9: Something, seventeen nineteen ninety one, ninety.
Speaker 8: One, sixteen sixty nine, sixteen sixty nine.
Speaker 6: I don't know everybody else it's seventeen eighteen.
Speaker 8: You're the Winner sixteen thirty six, No, the oldeen thirty.
Speaker 6: The oldest college books back then in the United States,
Speaker 6: sixteen thirty six. When did Columbus sail the Ocean blue?
Speaker 9: Fourteen ninety two?
Speaker 6: Fourteen? Okay, I thought it was sixteen right, it was
Speaker 6: a mayflower fourteen ninety two is now company.
Speaker 9: I don't know, seventeen something.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I had before before that, sixteen to twenty. Oh damn,
Speaker 8: nice timeline. Sixteen twenty.
Speaker 6: Well, good for.
Speaker 1: Harvard founded in nineteenth thirty or I'm sorry, sixteen thirty
Speaker 1: six as new college.
Speaker 6: Yeah wow, And then that's a terrible name.
Speaker 9: They thought something better.
Speaker 2: And that's they named it the city of Cambridge. I
Speaker 2: believe because of the city of Cambridge and England were
Speaker 2: the college.
Speaker 6: Oh you said it.
Speaker 8: I think they named it after Cambridge, Minnesota. Where the
Speaker 8: hell is that? Next to ice Antie? Sure sandy, next
Speaker 8: to Cambridge circular logic.
Speaker 6: Here we go Christmas time.
Speaker 10: It's, you know, stand on business.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're sitting down on business if you want.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it does. So.
Speaker 8: I got a buddy that's a that's good with architecture,
Speaker 8: understands design, Quit bragging. And a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 8: I said that the Saint Louis arch was one of
Speaker 8: the most overrated things I've ever seen, and he's like, it's.
Speaker 9: An architectural masterpiece.
Speaker 6: Who cares?
Speaker 9: It's boring as hell?
Speaker 8: Yes, I've seen it. I was underwhelmed like crazy. But
Speaker 8: the Saint Louis Gateway arch opened on October twenty eighth.
Speaker 6: In what year?
Speaker 9: How long has it been around?
Speaker 8: Oh, I'll go first, nineteen sixty seven. Why even go
Speaker 8: on nineteen sixty five? You almost nineteen sixty five. It's
Speaker 8: sixty years old today. Wow, steady, thank you, thank you
Speaker 8: very smart.
Speaker 4: Well, I I said, around on the toilet and pee
Speaker 4: and read stuff.
Speaker 6: Yeah, all right, I try this one, arch try this one.
Speaker 9: Genius is sometimes I do. Bill Gates is seventy.
Speaker 8: I wasn't going to ask how old is because I
Speaker 8: just told you he turned seventy today.
Speaker 9: One of the richest guys.
Speaker 3: In the world.
Speaker 8: HBD Bill, Yeah, happy birthday, Bill Gates. Any square feet
Speaker 8: is his home. It's in isn't it in Kirkland, wash Washington,
Speaker 8: where uh Costco was found. That's why they call it Kirkland.
Speaker 4: They discovered it came over a hill.
Speaker 6: There was a large part.
Speaker 9: Look at this place with samples I went through yesterday.
Speaker 6: That place is great.
Speaker 9: Great story that was to me.
Speaker 6: I can share stories.
Speaker 8: Why were you his sister and his dad and you're like,
Speaker 8: why are you mean to me?
Speaker 6: You didn't to Would you just guess how many square
Speaker 6: feet Bill Gates' houses? A hundred? What would you get.
Speaker 8: What do you guys consider a big house in Minnesota?
Speaker 8: How many square feet?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 4: I really don't know.
Speaker 9: Five thousands?
Speaker 8: Okay, so five thousands, five thousands big? How many square
Speaker 8: feet do you think Bill Gates is is one hundred thousand?
Speaker 9: You're going one hundred k Jesus Mark.
Speaker 11: No, he's not going to be a like a Buffett
Speaker 11: guy who lives in a nineteen eighties rambler because he
Speaker 11: doesn't spend any money. Right, this is an actual his
Speaker 11: main residence. Sure, seventy thousand.
Speaker 9: Seventy feet?
Speaker 6: Does it have to be an even number?
Speaker 9: Sure?
Speaker 6: Does it have sixty nine four hundred and twenty?
Speaker 9: Okay, so slightly lesson Mary?
Speaker 6: You need help, all right?
Speaker 8: Whatever you win? Sixty six thousand square feet? Sixty six
Speaker 8: really sixty six thousand?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 11: Are there details of number of bedrooms slash bathrooms?
Speaker 8: He has a handful of bathrooms and he sits down
Speaker 8: to pee twenty four of them.
Speaker 4: I can't wait till you guys get old like.
Speaker 6: B I mean, I'm not making twenty four bathrooms.
Speaker 11: What would you ever, when would you ever put your
Speaker 11: house to full usage?
Speaker 10: If it was sixty six thousand square feet?
Speaker 8: You better throw parties all the time. Yeah, right, because otherwise,
Speaker 8: if you have twenty four bathrooms, my guess is you
Speaker 8: used two or three of them. The other twenty to
Speaker 8: twenty one are just sitting there vacant and just collecting cobwebs.
Speaker 8: Got to pay this, you know, the staff to clean them,
Speaker 8: and nobody's using them.
Speaker 1: I got a question there are Wow, here's seven kitchens,
Speaker 1: seven bedrooms and six kitchens and twenty four bathrooms. Only
Speaker 1: seven bedrooms for twenty four raft.
Speaker 10: That is crazy.
Speaker 6: That's a ratio that I don't like.
Speaker 5: He has three properties in California, three Rancho, Santa Fe,
Speaker 5: del Mar and Indian Wells. Three properties in California.
Speaker 10: Who's keeping those up? Who?
Speaker 9: How often does he visit Airbnb? You can just go
Speaker 9: rent him. Yeah, it's like four hundred a night plus
Speaker 9: cleaning fee.
Speaker 6: He needs the cash.
Speaker 8: Police in Pennsylvania are investigating after a bag supposedly containing
Speaker 8: cocaine was found in a tricker treater's hall last Saturday night.
Speaker 8: Halloween was not last Saturday? Is this like one of
Speaker 8: those trunker treat things? What are we doing giving out
Speaker 8: candy last Saturday? Cocaine? And I mean the candy already
Speaker 8: don't be don't be loose with your drugs, man, keep
Speaker 8: your drugs close. I mean that's really trying to get
Speaker 8: a fan base at an early age. Yeah, first hits free, right, Yeah,
Speaker 8: this one takes a turn. A pair of burglars broke
Speaker 8: into a restaurant in Arizona.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, did a kid send a bunch of traps?
Speaker 5: I'm sorry? I like it, Yeah, Zackson laughing. They're wet bandits. Yeah,
Speaker 5: well played.
Speaker 8: They might be because the suspects were caught on security
Speaker 8: cam breaking in, stealing money, and then engaging in sexual activities.
Speaker 6: Oh that's so hot, jeezy. I mean.
Speaker 8: I should know this. I think it's like ninety seconds.
Speaker 8: What is it from point break there? Basically you had
Speaker 8: ninety seconds to get in and out these guys.
Speaker 6: I followed, would these guys you know?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 8: I shouldn't say guys. Who knows? I mean, I don't
Speaker 8: know what's going on here. Yeah, I just had a pair.
Speaker 8: I don't know if it's two men, two women, one
Speaker 8: of each, who knows, but either way, they store some money,
Speaker 8: broke in, and then said we got extra time, let's
Speaker 8: go at it. Yeah, that's that is not caring. If
Speaker 8: you get caught. That is not what my kind of
Speaker 8: heist team. Paul, your hands up, Lady Burglars. Would hawk.
Speaker 6: Got a nickname for that duo? Then you can't use
Speaker 6: the one from Home alone? Not appropriate?
Speaker 8: Yeah, well no, I can't think of anything. Come on,
Speaker 8: you're the master of improv.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I do the scissors stealers. Thanks smart, that just came.
Speaker 8: So did they steal scissors? They go to like Michael's
Speaker 8: and Joannas. Where do they go?
Speaker 6: Yeah, they just steal stuff. They get done. No words
Speaker 6: or that's bothersome. That's bothersome. It is a real life
Speaker 6: Bonnie and Clyde.
Speaker 8: Yeah, all right, right on, good for them. Do we
Speaker 8: know which restaurant?
Speaker 6: No, but they don't position.
Speaker 9: Okay, calm down, military.
Speaker 4: Bonnie and Connie.
Speaker 6: Oh that was close. Pull your hands out, Bonnie and Connie.
Speaker 6: I'm all turned on. He's seen videos where people steal.
Speaker 8: Wow, that sentence fell off the face of the earth.
Speaker 8: He has that sentence just Belman louised itself right off
Speaker 8: the edge. Uh, here's a wild rite of a sentence.
Speaker 8: The Pope's new astronomer says he would baptize an alien.
Speaker 6: Oh yep, that's nice.
Speaker 8: The Pope's new astronomer says he would baptize an alien.
Speaker 9: Pull your hands up? Uh Randy.
Speaker 8: Yesterday, oh Boy sent me this footage of somebody.
Speaker 5: It's like the best picture ever taken of what they
Speaker 5: call a gray alien. I didn't watch it because I
Speaker 5: thought it was like one of those spooky things where
Speaker 5: if you got real close to the screen something to
Speaker 5: pop out. So I haven't actually seen it, but he
Speaker 5: sent it to me. Helbal recap. Did he's official prison
Speaker 5: release date? May eighth, twenty twenty eight?
Speaker 9: Geeze May eight?
Speaker 8: Yeah, yep, yep, so three years little less. But I
Speaker 8: mean he's been in there for a while too. Whatever
Speaker 8: May twenty twenty eight, Chris, you references here Laryer, but
Speaker 8: in fact is the case today? I knew it is
Speaker 8: the first season finale of Chad Powers on Hulu.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know. I can't imagine how they're gonna wrap
Speaker 2: this up. I mean, the bottom line is this, he's
Speaker 2: pretending to be somebody's not that doesn't exist.
Speaker 4: Everybody should go to jail, but it's a comedy and
Speaker 4: I would think they will.
Speaker 2: And I love Steve's on He's doing such a great job.
Speaker 2: It's a really good show, and I hope we can
Speaker 2: get misters on on the show. If we have Steve's
Speaker 2: on the show, do you guys think you'll watch it?
Speaker 6: I try sure.
Speaker 9: I liked him in White Lotus. I liked him in
Speaker 9: Saving Silverman.
Speaker 4: I liked him in Mike's On.
Speaker 9: I liked him in That Thing You Do. He's a
Speaker 9: good actor.
Speaker 4: Man, He's one of us.
Speaker 9: He is one of us.
Speaker 8: And we've seen him with a Power Trip T shirt on.
Speaker 8: At one point, right he was wearing the shirt that
Speaker 8: said I'm or your MIC's on miss because one of
Speaker 8: his family members or whatever gave it to him and
Speaker 8: he took a picture of it, and that was awesome.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: God, I can't even tell you how much I can't
Speaker 2: wait to see what they do. How can they get
Speaker 2: out of this?
Speaker 4: There's no way. Everybody's got to go to jail. It's
Speaker 4: the only way for this to end.
Speaker 8: It's like breaking bad. Same thing makes an interesting Season two?
Speaker 10: Is their plan for season two?
Speaker 4: I would think so, because it's wildly successful.
Speaker 6: Is that it is?
Speaker 4: It's real good?
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 4: I'm glad you guys don't like it makes me enjoy more.
Speaker 8: Assuming Johnathan Greenard's not calling because the show's almost over. Okay, well,
Speaker 8: then can we all agree that we need to be
Speaker 8: very careful on the story I'm about to readbra All
Speaker 8: adults here, right, let's just clean it up.
Speaker 6: We're all pros.
Speaker 9: John, I'm looking at you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, obviously you're the trouble man.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm gonna it's I'm gonna use the V word
Speaker 8: because whatever kids might be listening, it's it's the V
Speaker 8: we all know. Courtney Kardashian. Ve Courtney Kardashian. No, hang on,
Speaker 8: you're gonna have to don't. Don't let your mind go
Speaker 8: where it's going. After I finished this first sentence, I'll
Speaker 8: explain he's.
Speaker 6: Looking at you.
Speaker 4: I'm intrigued.
Speaker 8: Courtney Kardashian is now selling lollipops for your V Now,
Speaker 8: hang on, Marns, that was a premature gas because sure
Speaker 8: everybody's mind is in the same spot. Whind what the
Speaker 8: hell did you just say? Here's here's the deal, though,
Speaker 8: it's lollipops that you would eat normally with your face
Speaker 8: MoU yes, with your face mouth. That is the title
Speaker 8: of the podcast, something about face mouth. The lollipops, though,
Speaker 8: come in gummy form. They contain a probiotic that helps
Speaker 8: combat things like bacteria and ya.
Speaker 6: So it's it's for your health down there. You eat
Speaker 6: them like a normal lollipop.
Speaker 9: Anybody want to guess the name?
Speaker 4: I have one, but I'm gonna get fired if I
Speaker 4: say it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, then Mike Grimms have to make another apology.
Speaker 8: It's not guessable. I just want to see if anybody's
Speaker 8: creative enough to.
Speaker 4: Doesn't the word sticky?
Speaker 6: Nope, it does involve the word lips.
Speaker 9: Nope, sucker, no waterslide type thing?
Speaker 8: Wow, no god, dash, Oh my god, Zach and I
Speaker 8: heard the same, sure because a lot of their things are.
Speaker 9: Didn't a small heart attack called a doctor back.
Speaker 4: Dash.
Speaker 8: I know what you said now, Zach and me and
Speaker 8: everybody in the Twins that he's thought you said something
Speaker 8: else and it was the most aggressive guess of all time.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't say that we weren't sure.
Speaker 6: Good name for it, though, that would have been the
Speaker 6: title of the podcast.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's called l E M M E. So let
Speaker 8: me per p U R R. It's a terrible name
Speaker 8: like that. It makes it even weirder.
Speaker 4: I believe you sang for a motorhead.
Speaker 8: Yeah he's dead now, sauce. What do you like lollipops? Yeah,
Speaker 8: any particular flavor.
Speaker 6: I think the one I just accidentally said.
Speaker 10: Well, I'm gonna guess cherry is at the top of
Speaker 10: the list.
Speaker 8: I mean they almost would have to do that, right.
Speaker 8: Come on, man, I'm asking for a friend. You both
Speaker 8: sent me up.
Speaker 6: You know what it's texting, you know what sucks.
Speaker 9: And this is my honest answer. My favorite one is
Speaker 9: sour apple. That is just not not the play here.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, Can I ask Corney Kardashian to do sour
Speaker 8: apple with the caramel because that.
Speaker 9: Is the best. Those are the best?
Speaker 8: Suckers, sour apple caramel are just freaking at leave the
Speaker 8: green apple bits. I guess it is green apple. Not right,
Speaker 8: sour apple is the best, but those are.
Speaker 9: Technically green apple with caramel. God, those are the best.
Speaker 6: So good. It's got a bag in the target. It's
Speaker 6: that time of season, sure is.
Speaker 11: When all the kids come home and separate their candy
Speaker 11: and throw those suckers.
Speaker 10: In the garbage.
Speaker 8: But I hope not, but uh, maybe I should hand
Speaker 8: out Let me purse lollipops.
Speaker 9: For how wee?
Speaker 6: If somebody call you it's candy, Let me go out
Speaker 6: so many jokes. We'll say one.
Speaker 4: Nope, what I'm about the nineteen seventies.
Speaker 8: Okay, Happy birthday to Joaquin Phoenix. He's fifty one. I
Speaker 8: didn't gamify and ask you for his age, Jack, No kidding,
Speaker 8: Joaquin is fifty one.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 8: When I say the name Joaquin Phoenix, what is the
Speaker 8: first role you think of?
Speaker 4: Joker?
Speaker 6: The Joker?
Speaker 2: Ye?
Speaker 8: No, uh, Gladiators for me too, I think Gladiator first.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that that character and the the disease.
Speaker 4: He had to laugh. That's I'm so creative.
Speaker 2: I've never heard anything like that in my life. And
Speaker 2: I think I laughed, Oh.
Speaker 5: My god, because a lot of people said the movies
Speaker 5: just okay, he's outstanding.
Speaker 4: I would agree, Yeah, Jonathan, and I was gonna have
Speaker 4: to wait till tomorrow. I guess. I'm sorry, but he
Speaker 4: got he got good, So he'll be in tomorrow. He'll
Speaker 4: be calling tomorrow.
Speaker 6: Sounds good.
Speaker 9: Hanking's an interesting dude, he really is.
Speaker 4: Man, he is.
Speaker 2: I can't imagine what his brother's career would have looked like.
Speaker 2: I mean talk about study was on the fast track.
Speaker 2: The river was his older brother, Yeah yeah, okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: and he died at what like twenty one.
Speaker 8: I mean as Zach he basically has his entire Wikipedia
Speaker 8: tattoo in his back.
Speaker 1: Oh and in fact, the anniversary is coming up in
Speaker 1: a few days Fiper Club right October thirty first, nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety because.
Speaker 4: He had already done so many movies, right, I.
Speaker 5: Mean, yeah, he's in stand by Me in Dana Jones three,
Speaker 5: which is outstanding. He's young Indiana, he's in uh a
Speaker 5: league of their own.
Speaker 4: Four. I believe he's in taste this lollipop.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you've seen that.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 8: Now, everybody's going to be thinking that when they see
Speaker 8: like suckers and lollipops for Halloween, They're going to be thinking,
Speaker 8: is this Courtney Kardashians or not?
Speaker 9: Man, I'm just glad going if Pelzrow didn't sell it that.
Speaker 8: Oh, Rosie, that's the phone's ringing. I think Greynard's calling.
Speaker 8: We have thirty seconds left. Ask him if he's used
Speaker 8: a bedpan, and tell us to tell him a call
Speaker 8: back tomorrow.
Speaker 9: It's definitely Grenard. Hey, man, better late than ever.
Speaker 6: We have ten more seconds, Jonathan, and'saw yours?
Speaker 8: Yeah, your thoughts, bad bedpans? Your thoughts.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow?
Speaker 6: Yeah? Did you ask him about bedpans.
Speaker 4: I did okay, he said, don't call me every Yeah
Speaker 4: he was, never mind? Am I gonna say that?
Speaker 6: Martin? See you on Friday for initials? See you Friday,
Speaker 6: all right?
Speaker 8: Game six oh one on Friday, Johnny Bone, See you
Speaker 8: next Tuesday?
Speaker 6: Right, ye, all right?
Speaker 4: You better bring me some lollipops up Friday.
Speaker 6: Happy Halloween.
Speaker 9: Everybody were dressing up on Friday, and damn right we are.
Speaker 9: Should we dress up on Friday?
Speaker 6: Where do you have as.
Speaker 9: A guy with heart problems?
Speaker 6: Oh? That's my bit?
Speaker 9: Next kick a ball?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 6: She gets slapped around it.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 8: We're back tomorrow, five thirty to nine, nine to noon
Speaker 8: is next.
Speaker 9: I already have a wonderful dinner to have a daba.
Speaker 4: I love you. I'm a great dar.