Speaker 1: It's kind of funny. I went outside to take the
Speaker 1: dog out this morning and it was two degrees and
Speaker 1: it didn't feel that bad. It's like, oh, it's two
Speaker 1: rather than minus seventeen. And then we're new in the neighborhood.
Speaker 1: We've been there a couple of weeks. I put him
Speaker 1: outside and I let him do his business. I go upstairs.
Speaker 1: I poor coffee and I get things ready and I
Speaker 1: hear who and I'm like, no, no, no, And I
Speaker 1: raced downstairs to the back door because I do not
Speaker 1: want my dog barking at four thirty or four fifty
Speaker 1: or whatever it was in the morning.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you don't want to be that guy, especially now
Speaker 2: new to the neighborhood.
Speaker 1: No, I'm like, no, Bernie, No. And so he's barking.
Speaker 1: I hear the dog next door in the house. He's barking.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, he'sling up the whole neighborhood.
Speaker 1: I don't know who barked first, but oh my god,
Speaker 1: I do not want to be that neighbor.
Speaker 3: I'm thankful Ava was like the silent, most silent puppy
Speaker 3: on the planet. Then I thought, you got I got
Speaker 3: her DNA test back. Yeah, you get doggy DNA. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I did, and I asked you which one of you.
Speaker 3: I don't think I got the same one you did.
Speaker 3: But we were just curious because we, if you don't know,
Speaker 3: have almost one year old puppy, na Avell.
Speaker 2: We adopted her back in June.
Speaker 3: We fostered her at first, and they told us when
Speaker 3: we adopted her that she some type of coonhound mixed.
Speaker 3: But she came from Kentucky, a litter, and they didn't
Speaker 3: know what she was particularly, So I was like, enough
Speaker 3: is enough DNA test.
Speaker 2: We didn't want to sob in the mouth.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: She's seventy five percent American pit bull terrier, oh, which
Speaker 3: I didn't expect, doesn't look like it at all at all,
Speaker 3: and doesn't really have any pit bull you know. Pit
Speaker 3: bulls are stereotypically like aggressive. It was the sweetest puppy
Speaker 3: and I'm not just saying that Ava.
Speaker 2: Really is the sweetest puppy.
Speaker 1: Well, you're gonna get some people who don't think they are. Yes,
Speaker 1: the problem with pit bulls I've had. My friend Nurse
Speaker 1: Wendy had two pit bulls. They were the biggest teddy bears, sloppy, slobbery,
Speaker 1: begging for food, lay their head on your lazy ass
Speaker 1: dogs of all time. The problem with pit bulls is
Speaker 1: some dumb young idiot will buy one to look like
Speaker 1: a bad ass, not train it well, and then want
Speaker 1: an aggressive dog, and that's how they get their reputation.
Speaker 1: Then they turn it back into the humane society because
Speaker 1: it turns out is more dog than they wanted. But
Speaker 1: pit bulls generally are not. Maybe I'm wrong, but I
Speaker 1: don't think very wrong.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's a seventy five percent American Pitbull Terrier, eleven
Speaker 3: point four percent Labrador Retriever ten point six percent super much,
Speaker 3: which I'd never heard of.
Speaker 2: What the heck is a super much? That just means
Speaker 2: I don't know what that is.
Speaker 3: It's like when they say stomach virus, it's like you
Speaker 3: got all the things, this other thing, and three percent
Speaker 3: German Shepherd. That sounds about my grandma because she, you know,
Speaker 3: grandma's know everything. My grandma swore that AVA was like
Speaker 3: more than anything German shepherd. I told her abou the
Speaker 3: DNA results and she was like, send it back, that's
Speaker 3: not right.
Speaker 2: Where'd you get it from? I was like, I swabbed
Speaker 2: their DNA.
Speaker 1: That Where does your grandma call you anyway, she calls
Speaker 1: me boom.
Speaker 2: Where it came from.
Speaker 1: An inside joke here on the Dave Ryan Show.
Speaker 2: You've been listening long enough.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you finally figured it out, because we did
Speaker 1: the same thing with Bernie. We bought him and we
Speaker 1: thought he's got to be some sort of terrier poodle
Speaker 1: doodle something or other, and he came back DNA tests
Speaker 1: one percent poodle. He doesn't act like a poodle. I mean,
Speaker 1: you think a poodle'll be very prissy and very like.
Speaker 2: You know, we actually didn't know.
Speaker 1: This dog loves digging through the litter box. He loves
Speaker 1: eating a cat puke. He was eating cat puke off
Speaker 1: the floor the other day, which is super handy. It's
Speaker 1: super handy when the cat puke's on the carpet. It's like, well,
Speaker 1: you the dog gets most of it. You just have
Speaker 1: to wipe up the rest.
Speaker 2: You don't see it because Bernie will take care of it.
Speaker 2: Actually got it. Actually guilty cleaning service, Yeah, guilty.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm glad you figured out what your little Leva is.
Speaker 3: This text as a one so that I have a
Speaker 3: pit bull. She's the most nicest dog I've ever had.
Speaker 3: Maybe that was my confusion. Like you said, Dave, maybe
Speaker 3: it's people buy pit bulls with the intent of, like,
Speaker 3: I'm going to train it to be a bad ass,
Speaker 3: but then they just don't train it correctly.
Speaker 1: I thought that from what I understand, they're difficult to
Speaker 1: train because they're stubborn. But I've never had a pit
Speaker 1: I wouldn't have one because they're very strong and with
Speaker 1: a little time, But with little girls around the house,
Speaker 1: any dog can decide to lash out. Any any dog
Speaker 1: if you like, you know, take its treat away, or
Speaker 1: you pull its here a little bit too hard. Any
Speaker 1: dog can lash out. Now, a poodle can do a
Speaker 1: lot of damage, but a strong pit bull around little girls.
Speaker 1: I mean, I just I they're they're animals at their core,
Speaker 1: and personally I would not trust a big, strong dog
Speaker 1: around little girls. Yeah, understandably, but I think pit bulls,
Speaker 1: I mean, they're lazy, they're sloppy, they're cuddly, they love you,
Speaker 1: they love peanut butter. If you've never heard, they.
Speaker 2: Look like a little hippot.
Speaker 1: It's so cute, a little hippo face. Good morning, it
Speaker 1: is kd WB. Thanks for being here. Shout out to
Speaker 1: Katie driving from Red Wing into the cities appreciate you. Uh,
Speaker 1: we had an interesting show yesterday, a different kind of
Speaker 1: a show. But I think we're kind of set to
Speaker 1: be more on track with what we usually do this morning,
Speaker 1: at the same time being respectful of all the things
Speaker 1: that are going on and being sensitive to things that
Speaker 1: people are experiencing. But I think that we will kind
Speaker 1: of move toward leaning toward our regular show today, and
Speaker 1: I hope you think that's right, that that's good timing.
Speaker 1: It is also National Chocolate Cake Day. Whoa now, who
Speaker 1: doesn't like a good chocolate cake, layered chocolate cake?
Speaker 3: Is it KFC that has like the Devil's the Chocolate
Speaker 3: Devils Devil's Chocolate Cake?
Speaker 2: Is it KFC, Auston Market.
Speaker 1: Cake anything?
Speaker 2: So don't even act like that Bay Last Food cake.
Speaker 1: I don't know it. Just give me a big, thick,
Speaker 1: layered chocolate cake and I'm happy. All right. We'll be
Speaker 1: back in a second on KTWB. We got the dirt
Speaker 1: coming up in a second. Celebrities in trouble for hanging
Speaker 1: lingerie off the Hollywood sign. What this is a true story?
Speaker 1: Vaught a celebrities in trouble with the Hollywood Chamber of
Speaker 1: Commerce because they didn't get permission, but they hung lingerie
Speaker 1: all over the Hollywood Sign. Who and why? And we'll
Speaker 1: tell you next on Dave's Dirt on KATIEWB.
Speaker 3: Does Celebrity rag Worth reading Dave's Dirt on Katie w B.
Speaker 1: Celebrity climbs up the hills into the Hollywood Sign in
Speaker 1: Hollywood and it's you know, it's right there outside of Hollywood.
Speaker 1: I think it's called Griffith Park and Carson goes hiking
Speaker 1: there quite a bit. But what they did is they
Speaker 1: hung a bunch of lingerie and underwear bras and undies
Speaker 1: on the famed Hollywood Sign. It was the illegal trespassing
Speaker 1: and vandalism. The Hollywood Chamber of Commerces investigating how and
Speaker 1: under what authority this person had to access the site
Speaker 1: of the sign because you can't just hike up to it.
Speaker 1: I think there's a big fence around it to keep like,
Speaker 1: you know, yah who's from Lexington, or Yah who's from
Speaker 1: Pueblo to go climbing up there. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Sidney Sweeney was the one who did this. And here's
Speaker 1: the reason why she got a new line of lingerie
Speaker 1: called Siren, and this was to get people to talk
Speaker 1: about it. So basically you think of like launch ray
Speaker 1: on strings. So it strung all over the Hollywood Sign.
Speaker 1: Looks like somebody put Christmas lights on strings all over
Speaker 1: the Hollywood Sign. And she brought up a couple of
Speaker 1: Duffel bags of her lingerie And here we are talking
Speaker 1: about her lingerie siren as. Why are in?
Speaker 4: I want to know what they're doing with all of
Speaker 4: it once they clean it up. I hope that doesn't
Speaker 4: just get thrown away. Like yeah, I mean, I doubt
Speaker 4: any of her bras would fit me, but others different size.
Speaker 5: They're all just her size size alumptious if you don't
Speaker 5: know who.
Speaker 1: She was, not blumptuous.
Speaker 2: Really, yeah, I could wear her bras A hat.
Speaker 5: Could all right, banks probably a little too late, but
Speaker 5: here's some audio of her omitting. She went a little
Speaker 5: too far once she did America's Next Top Model back
Speaker 5: in the day.
Speaker 4: On America's Next Top Model, the only reason the door
Speaker 4: was opened to me was because of Tyra.
Speaker 2: Sort of one hundred million people. Oh my god, I
Speaker 2: think we built a monster. I realized Tyro would do
Speaker 2: anything for the success of her show. I knew I
Speaker 2: went too far, but you guys were demanding.
Speaker 1: What did she do? She never says what she did. Well.
Speaker 3: This is from the trailer for the there's a new
Speaker 3: American Nextop Model documentary coming out.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I think what she means is she went too far
Speaker 5: because she was awful to these women. She you know,
Speaker 5: was like, you're not good enough, You're not skinny enough,
Speaker 5: your hair looks awful.
Speaker 2: Like we live in a.
Speaker 5: Different day and age where like someone who you know,
Speaker 5: can be any size is still beautiful. And like Tyra
Speaker 5: really went on on these women who were tiny, like
Speaker 5: they were tiny women and she you know, and then
Speaker 5: like Tyra gained some weight herself after all of that,
Speaker 5: and it was like, you know, I don't know. So
Speaker 5: I think that's what she meant by she went too
Speaker 5: far of how evil she was to these women back
Speaker 5: on the old season.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and like pushing them too hard in things that
Speaker 4: they had to do, like photo shoots and challenges and stuff.
Speaker 4: The trailer actually looks fascinating and I'm really excited to
Speaker 4: watch this documentary because I loved that show when I
Speaker 4: was like, you know, a teenager in my early twenties.
Speaker 2: Yeah, loved it. So can't wait.
Speaker 4: So the Grammys are this Sunday, which is wild. It's
Speaker 4: already coming up here. Harry Styles will be presenting at
Speaker 4: the Grammys. And speaking of Harry Styles, he announced that
Speaker 4: he was going on tour. It's called the Together Together
Speaker 4: Tour and right now general tickets are becoming available on Friday,
Speaker 4: but fans are already upset because the cheapest seats for
Speaker 4: his tour start at two hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: That sounds about right though for Harry Styles, right.
Speaker 4: And I felt the same way when vont and I
Speaker 4: were trying to buy Bruno Mars tickets and like the
Speaker 4: most expensive or the cheapest ticket was like ninety five
Speaker 4: dollars for the nosebleed like top row in US Bank Stadium.
Speaker 2: Set before taxes, fees and all that stuff. It was
Speaker 2: like eighty dollars before taxes.
Speaker 4: Episode I knew it was going to be like ninety five, hondo.
Speaker 3: And even that that ninety five dollars fluctuated a little bit,
Speaker 3: like it kept going back and forth. It was very
Speaker 3: very limited.
Speaker 4: So right, and so it's I mean, it's a bummer,
Speaker 4: but oh well, I guess that's how the cookie crumbles.
Speaker 3: Well, I guess was not toy any time soon Ariana Grande.
Speaker 3: She told the Japanese version of Vogue magazine that taking
Speaker 3: a break would be good for her health. She's been
Speaker 3: saying this for a minute because she's been working her
Speaker 3: behind off for the past fifteen years. But she said
Speaker 3: for the next fifteen years, balance is the goal. I
Speaker 3: also think she's a little salty because she didn't get
Speaker 3: any nominations for Wicked for Good this year at the Oscars.
Speaker 2: She hasn't wanted to tour for a while though.
Speaker 1: Yea, touring is grueling, and I mean she's been grinding
Speaker 1: for years, like fifteen years or so, but I think
Speaker 1: a lot. I mean, you look at somebody like Christina Aguilera.
Speaker 1: She just said, I've been grinding for years. I want
Speaker 1: to break. The danger is you stop for a short
Speaker 1: time and the public's memory is so short they'll move
Speaker 1: on to the next thing. I mean, think about Christina Aguilera,
Speaker 1: how big she was, and now it's like if she
Speaker 1: was coming to town, it'd be a big deal, but
Speaker 1: it'd be kind of surprising. So she'll up and take
Speaker 1: a break for a while. She'll be back, but she's
Speaker 1: got a couple.
Speaker 2: She's got a quick tour.
Speaker 3: The Eternal Sunshine tour happened in this summer, and then
Speaker 3: she's in the New Meat the Fokkers. She's doing I
Speaker 3: think something on Broadway. But then after that, I think
Speaker 3: she's gonna slow down.
Speaker 1: Just for fun. Here's Pete Davidson on The Tonight Show
Speaker 1: talking about being a dad.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Her name is Scottie.
Speaker 2: Yes, all right, I love Scotty Scottie Rose.
Speaker 1: Scottie Rose.
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, that's a great name. What does it feel like?
Speaker 1: How is fatherhood going?
Speaker 2: What it's It's all the cliches are true.
Speaker 1: It's so much fun. It's nuts. I would agree with that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it is.
Speaker 1: It's like bo it is so much fun and it's nuts. Yes,
Speaker 1: so much fun and nuts and nuts.
Speaker 2: Would you say that that's what it's like.
Speaker 1: I say that's pretty darn accurate. Yeah, yeah, it's pretty cool.
Speaker 5: Last week, Farrell Williams was knighted in France, apparently in
Speaker 5: a private ceremony. The French President Emanuel Macron granted him
Speaker 5: the Knight of the Legion of Honor, and he said
Speaker 5: the award went to recognize Pharrell's contributions to culture in
Speaker 5: the creative industries. For all had just finished showing his
Speaker 5: designs of the Fall twenty twenty six Men's collection for
Speaker 5: Louis Latone.
Speaker 2: So I guess I don't know. He's not French, right,
Speaker 2: He's American.
Speaker 1: Maybe bigger in France than are sure? Yeah? All right,
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Speaker 1: sing along song of the day? What do you want
Speaker 1: to sing along with? This morning? Boost your mood, get
Speaker 1: that blood flown a little bit, sing along with the radio?
Speaker 1: What song though? What song do you want to sing
Speaker 1: along with? Maybe it's like a power ballad, like something
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Speaker 1: something really upbeat like tub thumping, And what do you
Speaker 1: want to sing along with? Send me a text and
Speaker 1: let me know. Hey, Becky, Hi, Becky is driving right now.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna get your driving into work. What do you
Speaker 1: What kind of work do you do, Becky?
Speaker 4: I'm a restaurant manager.
Speaker 1: Got to get there early, enroll that silverware up and
Speaker 1: the napkins.
Speaker 2: No, I'm gonna say that's.
Speaker 1: A lot of time. When you're the manager, you do everything.
Speaker 1: Because Roy in the back is that having this another
Speaker 1: cigarette break and he's playing on his phone. What tell
Speaker 1: me something fascinating? Tell me something fascinating about yourself, Becky.
Speaker 1: I have a little bit of obsession with Elvis Presley.
Speaker 2: Becky, I know we could have very much conversation.
Speaker 1: What is your favorite Elvis song?
Speaker 3: I have a few, Please tale Helse rock Dead one.
Speaker 2: If I can dream fever.
Speaker 1: Have you listened to Kentucky Rain? That is my favorite
Speaker 1: Elvis song? No, seriously, I mean serious. Kentucky Rain is
Speaker 1: such a beautiful song because he's lost his girlfriend and
Speaker 1: she's gone and she left, so he's driving and walking
Speaker 1: through the cold Kentucky Rain trying to find her like
Speaker 1: she's just gonna pop up out of nowhere.
Speaker 5: You never know.
Speaker 1: It's very sad.
Speaker 2: It is what I like, my boy, and yeah, oh yes,
Speaker 2: my boy said that a lot.
Speaker 1: This generation is kind of forgotten about Elvis, and it's
Speaker 1: a shame. All right, give me the song that you
Speaker 1: want to sing along with this morning, Becky.
Speaker 2: Boom Choice.
Speaker 1: I love this one. Becky drives safe. Have a great
Speaker 1: day day and thanks for listening.
Speaker 4: Bye.
Speaker 1: Shaggy on K d w B. Tend to get a
Speaker 1: cute little story about Shaggy indewing him.
Speaker 5: I got to interview him at the State Fair when
Speaker 5: he was here, I don't know, like five years ago
Speaker 5: or something, and probably five years I that was COVID.
Speaker 5: But I had a quite the stressful day getting into
Speaker 5: the State Fair.
Speaker 4: That day.
Speaker 5: I pinched a nerve in my neck. I called, I
Speaker 5: called the Boss Rich crying because I the traffic was
Speaker 5: so bad. But luckily, as mossa artist star, he was
Speaker 5: late to get into the State Fair boot so I
Speaker 5: was just a few minutes later. He got there, like
Speaker 5: fifteen minutes late. But I did this little you know,
Speaker 5: like when you toss something into a bucket at like
Speaker 5: one of the state Fair games.
Speaker 1: The festival games.
Speaker 2: Okay, so I brought my own tupperware.
Speaker 5: It was the most makeshift State Fair game ever, and
Speaker 5: I gave him like sweetmarth As cookies and told him
Speaker 5: to toss him into buckets and if he got enough,
Speaker 5: he would get a full bucket of Sweet Marthause he
Speaker 5: didn't really win, barely anything, but I gave him the
Speaker 5: bucket anyway.
Speaker 2: I also and was like, what am I gonn sign
Speaker 2: up for these stupid.
Speaker 1: Radio the things that DJs will make you do. Remember
Speaker 1: one of the most shameful things ever did, and I'm
Speaker 1: embarrassed about it now. Heidi Cloone was here, you know,
Speaker 1: Hoidi clone Supermodel, and she was sitting right where you are,
Speaker 1: and I said, Okay, this is years ago, and I'm
Speaker 1: embarrassed about it now. I said, I'll give you a
Speaker 1: one hundred dollars to your favorite charity for every donut
Speaker 1: that you eat. Here is somebody who doesn't eat donuts.
Speaker 1: And she was such a good sport about It's such
Speaker 1: a pro and she probably walked out of here going
Speaker 1: what a tool bag this guy was? She ate one
Speaker 1: bite of a donut. I think I wrote a rich
Speaker 1: check for one hundred dollars or whatever. But now I
Speaker 1: look back at it's like what a toolbag I was.
Speaker 1: You know what, I know, you take a really good
Speaker 1: care of yourself, but I'm going to give you a
Speaker 1: hundred dollars for every donut that.
Speaker 2: You ate, one hundred dollars for her. Also probably just
Speaker 2: was like lunch like lunch money, like I know, one
Speaker 2: hundred dollars alot. But even back then it probably was like, Okay.
Speaker 1: DJ's are the worst interviewers ever because they never listened
Speaker 1: when when like, for example, you're talking to Shaggy and
Speaker 1: he's like, yeah, so I'm in astronaut training. That DJ
Speaker 1: will totally ignore that and going to the next round.
Speaker 1: Who was your early influences because they're not listening? Well,
Speaker 1: you know what, I went back in time and I
Speaker 1: met George Washington. Oh that's great, what's the first album
Speaker 1: you ever bought? So DJs don't listen. There's the worst
Speaker 1: interviewers ever. They shouldn't be on the radio. DJs should
Speaker 1: not be on the radio. Jenny's been on Reddit. What
Speaker 1: do you got on Reddit? Today?
Speaker 4: Too?
Speaker 5: Spicy today? I actually feel like this is more of
Speaker 5: a feel good story. So it says I accidentally invited
Speaker 5: the wrong David to my bachelor party. He showed up
Speaker 5: and he is now my groomsman. Here's how it goes.
Speaker 5: I was organizing a paintball trip for my bachelor party
Speaker 5: and mass added contacts to a group text. I meant
Speaker 5: to added David College in parentheses.
Speaker 2: My old roommate.
Speaker 5: Instead I added David Accounting in parentheses. He was a
Speaker 5: fifty eight year old quiet man from my office who
Speaker 5: I had spoken to maybe twice.
Speaker 2: He never replied to the text.
Speaker 5: I didn't notice the mistake, but on the day of
Speaker 5: we're at the venue and a minivan pulls up.
Speaker 2: Outsteps David from Accounting.
Speaker 5: He's wearing full tactical gear, his own high end paintball mark,
Speaker 5: and carrying a cooler of premium steaks. I tried to
Speaker 5: apologize for the mix up, but he just smiled and said,
Speaker 5: I haven't been invited to a boy's trip in twenty years.
Speaker 4: Let's do this.
Speaker 5: So he proceeded to absolutely destroy us on the field.
Speaker 5: He cook the steaks, He told the wildest stories about
Speaker 5: the eighties.
Speaker 2: The guys loved him.
Speaker 5: I sent the invite by mistake, but I'm sending the
Speaker 5: wedding invite on purpose. David from Accounting is sitting at
Speaker 5: the head table.
Speaker 2: Now that is so like can you imagine? And I
Speaker 2: always think of.
Speaker 5: The story I know, we've all talked about it before,
Speaker 5: about how this woman texted this man and was like, hey,
Speaker 5: Thanksgiving dinners at this time it's grandma. And this guy's like,
Speaker 5: this is grandma and she sent a picture and he's like,
Speaker 5: you're not my grandma, but I'll.
Speaker 2: Be at dinner.
Speaker 5: And now he's been going to her Thanksgiving dinner for
Speaker 5: like five years, ten years now, and we always see
Speaker 5: the picture of the two of them together. I think
Speaker 5: her husband has now passed and like, you know, just
Speaker 5: like good son, yeah sweet. So I think of things
Speaker 5: like that where like you accidentally maybe didn't mean to
Speaker 5: invite someone, but now they're.
Speaker 2: Like you're good friends.
Speaker 4: I feel like that sounds like a movie that you know,
Speaker 4: like seth Rogen would produce. You know.
Speaker 2: The comments are like, this is a Will Ferrell movie. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's definitely playing the accounting Dave.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what like all the comments says. It's just
Speaker 3: funny because of course it's somebody that named David. I
Speaker 3: always find it funny when I find people have me
Speaker 3: and their phone it's vant KATYWB vant iHeart because in
Speaker 3: my head I'm like, do you confuse me with the
Speaker 3: other vaunts in your phone.
Speaker 2: I don't think there's many others. I mean you might.
Speaker 2: All of your last names are Katie w B in
Speaker 2: my phone.
Speaker 4: You're a family, yeah, Jenny katwb vont KAWB.
Speaker 5: Anyways, my phone deleted all my contacts like a week ago.
Speaker 5: I don't know what happened. And so I like have
Speaker 5: to use context clues when someone texts me lately to
Speaker 5: figure out who someone is. If I don't have their
Speaker 5: numbers saved, this is the history still there, so you
Speaker 5: can scroll up. Okay, so I still have like a
Speaker 5: texting history. But it's like our friend Tony who comes
Speaker 5: into the show sometimes I don't know his number. I
Speaker 5: went to text him the other day and I don't
Speaker 5: don't even have his numbers. I'm not in there, so
Speaker 5: I have to like scroll way back to like try
Speaker 5: to find out.
Speaker 1: Luckily, she's memorized the number for MGM Liquor Warehouse. That's
Speaker 1: good news. You can't make this stuff up. Coming up
Speaker 1: in a second, we'll play a little game of bandle.
Speaker 1: It's all here on kd WB. One day, probably a
Speaker 1: few years down the road, you'll be around a bunch
Speaker 1: of people that you think are all your same age
Speaker 1: and you're vibing with him, and you're like, you know,
Speaker 1: like chit chatting, you're getting along great, and you will
Speaker 1: bring up Sabrina Carpenter and they'll look at you and go,
Speaker 1: hu's that, because twenty years down the road they will
Speaker 1: not have heard of Sabrina Carpenters because like, I'm hanging
Speaker 1: around with you guys, and I'm like, yeah, Fleetwood Mac
Speaker 1: and you're.
Speaker 2: Like, hu's he that's try.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So this is what happens when you get older. One
Speaker 1: day you're like, you're right in the middle, you're vibing
Speaker 1: with the group that you're with, and then all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, one day you will bring up Selena Gomez
Speaker 1: and the people around you who you think are your
Speaker 1: own age and one of you they'll be like hustling
Speaker 1: a GAMEZ or whatever weird accent that we talked to.
Speaker 1: We'll probably all talk with a I don't know an
Speaker 1: Irish accent by then, true, do your best Irish accent.
Speaker 2: Top of the morning to young me, lucky charm.
Speaker 1: And then ask who's Selena?
Speaker 2: Go, Who's Selena Gomez.
Speaker 1: That's what will happen in twenty years. So as you
Speaker 1: get older, you don't notice it until one day you'll
Speaker 1: bring up thirty eight Special and somebody like vat will
Speaker 1: be like, who's he thirty eight?
Speaker 4: Bat?
Speaker 3: Even who that is?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean? Okay, so let's talk for
Speaker 1: a second about this on you can't make this stuff up.
Speaker 1: One on one point three kd WB. Somebody asks the internet,
Speaker 1: what's a middle class luxury from your childhood that now
Speaker 1: considered a basic necessity or is completely obsolete? So they
Speaker 1: asked people like in their forties or fifties or whatever,
Speaker 1: what was a luxury when you were a kid, but
Speaker 1: now as a necessity or is obsolete. Somebody said, having
Speaker 1: a computer in the house felt like rich kid stuff
Speaker 1: back then. Now it's required. You gotta have a computer.
Speaker 2: You had the special room for it, the computer room.
Speaker 1: The computer room.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I remember thinking I'd never live in a home with
Speaker 1: a dishwasher, so dishwashers were one of my first apartments.
Speaker 1: Didn't have a dishwasher. Oh was miserable, you guys.
Speaker 2: I never had a dishwasher in any of my apartments.
Speaker 2: You don't, Yeah, no, not at all.
Speaker 1: We didn't have one growing up. My dad said, I
Speaker 1: got six dishwashers. David Carl, Vivian, Linda, Sharon, and Donna. Yeah, exactly,
Speaker 1: a good bit dad, other things that were considered a luxury.
Speaker 1: But now a car with air conditioning. It's inconceivable for
Speaker 1: a car not to have air conditioning.
Speaker 2: Now, how how is that not possible? Oh, my first
Speaker 2: car didn't have air conditioning.
Speaker 1: It neither.
Speaker 2: My man doesn't. Yeah, I think it just doesn't work.
Speaker 2: I thought you said, my man doesn't.
Speaker 1: I was like, what, my car had two fifty five
Speaker 1: air conditioning, two windows rolled down in fifty five miles
Speaker 1: in air two fifty five. Another luxury that we go
Speaker 1: WHOA that would have been cool. A fridge that makes
Speaker 1: its own ice and water. Yes, my nana used to
Speaker 1: have two refrigerators in her kitchen. I don't know why.
Speaker 3: One of them was just the regular just the doors
Speaker 3: you open, and the other one was you get.
Speaker 2: To press pressed the cubes. I still think that's fancy.
Speaker 2: I don't have I've never had one of those fridges either.
Speaker 1: Old of my goods a microwave. They used to be
Speaker 1: really big and expensive, and now they're pretty much in
Speaker 1: every kitchen. Bailey microwave.
Speaker 4: I have a microwave as her main cooking of applying
Speaker 4: literally the only way I eat.
Speaker 1: Another one, cordless phones. Wait a second, you can walk
Speaker 1: around the house and even out into the yard.
Speaker 2: A luxury.
Speaker 1: We considered a luxury back in things like a TV
Speaker 1: in your bedroom. Now everybody's got at least one personal
Speaker 1: screen and probably a flat screen in your bedroom. Politibly
Speaker 1: another one. Flying. I remember in the seventies this person
Speaker 1: said flying was mostly for business people and rich people,
Speaker 1: and now everybody flies.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean I would still say that. There's still
Speaker 4: I still think flying is for rich people if you
Speaker 4: fly all the time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but I have been on a plane, all right, Yeah,
Speaker 6: I have been on a ragging and finally, high speed internet.
Speaker 6: In the nineties and early two thousands, having a fast
Speaker 6: connection like cable or DSL was an expensive perk for
Speaker 6: tech savvy families. What was the noise that they dial
Speaker 6: up internet used to make?
Speaker 2: Buck stay, don't do.
Speaker 4: Back.
Speaker 1: You're amazing.
Speaker 2: I learned it even less after Bailey did it. You
Speaker 2: have heard it like once or twice. I never had
Speaker 2: to do a dial up though.
Speaker 4: When we got DSL in the house, we're walking on sunshine, baby,
Speaker 4: Then things.
Speaker 2: Would actually load with dial up. It's the same as uh, like,
Speaker 2: you can't be on the same line upstairs and downstairs, right, okay.
Speaker 5: Cool, yeah, period, not upstairs and downstairs. You just can't
Speaker 5: be on the phone and have your internet working.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, I'm thinking about my name.
Speaker 1: I used to have true yeah, because somebody'd be like,
Speaker 1: get off the internet, I need to make a phone call.
Speaker 1: It's true, And.
Speaker 2: Then you'd be like, but if I get off now,
Speaker 2: and it's gonna take forever for me to get back.
Speaker 1: Downloading porn took forever back then. One picture at a time.
Speaker 1: There was no movies, there was no red Hub or
Speaker 1: it just.
Speaker 2: Like does like one bar at a time. You're watching
Speaker 2: her eyes, her nose.
Speaker 1: Getting wait, she's got a bra. How do you know
Speaker 1: so much about that?
Speaker 4: Because I had a computer when I was growing up,
Speaker 4: and every thing took forever to load, and it was
Speaker 4: one line at a time.
Speaker 5: My question, not for you, Bailey, but for Dave is
Speaker 5: how did you know what picture you wanted to look at?
Speaker 5: Did you at least get a preview clip before it's okay?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: No, nail ye thumb, nail baby.
Speaker 5: Yepjez I had never heard of that, so I was
Speaker 5: too young at that time.
Speaker 1: We were gonna do bandle, but you guys got me side.
Speaker 1: You did. Yeah, we're going to do that. Coming up
Speaker 1: in a little bit on KATWB. Lyric shuffle comes up
Speaker 1: on the way. We got Conan Gray tickets. Like I said,
Speaker 1: we're kind of getting back to more of a normal
Speaker 1: show today, and I hope it feels right to you.
Speaker 1: As you listened. We had a lot of very very
Speaker 1: positive comments about the show yesterday, so thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Even some radio people. We're talking about our show yesterday,
Speaker 1: and that's how you know when you've done something that's notable.
Speaker 1: When radio people who are the biggest critics of all time,
Speaker 1: critics like a DJ's critic, You guys suck. You're nothing
Speaker 1: like Weenie in the Bun out of Cleveland.
Speaker 2: Oh I love Weaning in the Bud.
Speaker 1: It's a radio show right there, so funny. Okay, we'll
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