Speaker 1: Oh it's k dub ub Dave Ryan Show. I was
Speaker 1: gonna mention this again because it is absolutely worth mentioning.
Speaker 1: You may have noticed that we're not spending a lot
Speaker 1: of time talking about the serious things going on with
Speaker 1: the ice shooting in the Twin Cities yesterday, and that's
Speaker 1: very deliberate and it's not out of ignorance or being
Speaker 1: tone deaf. It is I mean absolutely, it's a very
Speaker 1: death deadly literally deadly serious situation and there are places
Speaker 1: that you know, you can go to talk about it,
Speaker 1: to find out more about it, to discuss it. And
Speaker 1: we really we kind of struggled this morning, like well,
Speaker 1: what do we do? What do we do we open
Speaker 1: up the phones and do we talk about this? And
Speaker 1: we thought, well, let's fast forward a little bit, and
Speaker 1: if we open up the phones, it'll immediately become politicized,
Speaker 1: and you know that we just don't. That is not
Speaker 1: our brand. And I said earlier, I think a good
Speaker 1: analogy is like you go into a barber shop and
Speaker 1: you look for groceries. Well, that's not what they do,
Speaker 1: and that's not what we do here at Katie WDB.
Speaker 1: But once in a while we'll check in to see
Speaker 1: if Jenny is kind of following the story to see
Speaker 1: if there's anything new.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the only thing I've been seeing is I know
Speaker 2: that there are people kind of putting up barricades around
Speaker 2: the scene just to make sure that nobody like does
Speaker 2: anything disrespectful to the vigil area that people put up
Speaker 2: like memories, like people put up flowers and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: So people are kind of putting up like trash cans
Speaker 2: around it. But outside of that, just the most recent
Speaker 2: big news is that Minneapolis schools are close for the
Speaker 2: rest of the week because of safety concerns.
Speaker 1: Okay, but that's it, and that is what we are.
Speaker 1: Let me know how you feel. Maybe you're thinking, oh
Speaker 1: my god, you know, you guys are doing this all wrong.
Speaker 1: But from the feedback we're getting, most people are like, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I come to you because I need the levity, I
Speaker 1: need the companionship. I don't want to be mentally bogged
Speaker 1: down with something I want to be. I want to
Speaker 1: have my mood lifted. A lot of people count on
Speaker 1: us for that, so that I think we're head in
Speaker 1: the right direction. Let's see what's on Jenny's mind. Jenny's
Speaker 1: been on Reddit.
Speaker 2: Well, here's some lovity for you because these are insane
Speaker 2: facts that sound fake but are true. And I'm going
Speaker 2: to start with my favorite, which is a blue whales
Speaker 2: fart bubble is large enough to hold a horse.
Speaker 3: We'll think about that.
Speaker 1: I'm picturing. Yes, that's a big old bubble.
Speaker 2: All right, So apparently there. I feel like Dave maybe
Speaker 2: would know this fun fact. But there was a bear
Speaker 2: named voy Tech who enlisted in the Polish Army and
Speaker 2: he would drink and carry weapons on the front line.
Speaker 1: No, I didn't know that.
Speaker 3: What was it? What a bear? A bear? Bullet Tech
Speaker 3: was his name?
Speaker 2: A barcode scanners to scan the white bars, not the
Speaker 2: black ones.
Speaker 4: What.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think.
Speaker 2: I've heard that one before, but even when I hear
Speaker 2: it again, it still like blows my mind because I
Speaker 2: don't retain.
Speaker 1: That here's a board game and there's a bunch of
Speaker 1: black bars there, but when you think about it, it
Speaker 1: could be white bars.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: This is like a zebra situation. Yeah, right, exactly, all right.
Speaker 2: Another one is Philadelphia cream cheese is made in New
Speaker 2: York and has zero ties with Philadelphia. What So these
Speaker 2: are just fun facts that sound fake, but they're actually true.
Speaker 2: We've talked about this one before on the show, and
Speaker 2: I know David Bailey know this. Yoda and Miss Piggy
Speaker 2: are both voiced by the same person.
Speaker 1: When I first saw that episode of Star Wars, I
Speaker 1: think it was like the second one in like seventy
Speaker 1: eight or nine or something like that. I'm like, that's
Speaker 1: Miss Baker's also Bert, it's the same guy that does
Speaker 1: base a ton of voices.
Speaker 2: Yep, another one, just like time is so weird sometimes.
Speaker 2: Rosa Parks was alive long enough to watch Shrek. She
Speaker 2: wore when Shrek was released. No, yeah, wow, let's see
Speaker 2: one last one that I have. That's pretty funny. Sometimes
Speaker 2: when people are a little bit too big for an
Speaker 2: MRI at the hospital, they're taken to the zoo or
Speaker 2: an MRI.
Speaker 1: What got to get an MRI?
Speaker 3: Oh my god. Well I'm glad they get the MRI.
Speaker 5: But I can imagine being like, all right, well, we're
Speaker 5: gonna have to bring you to the zoo.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 1: Well, it's even more embarrassing when they put a bail
Speaker 1: of hay next to you, And that's that's when it
Speaker 1: really gets embarrassing.
Speaker 3: You gotta go into the MRID.
Speaker 1: You have so embarrassing. Then they started pitching hay at me.
Speaker 1: You're gonna finish that?
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, there Judge's bet on redded fun facts that
Speaker 2: sound fake that they're true.
Speaker 1: Okay, thank you very much. It is KD double U B.
Speaker 1: I think we're about to play a little game here.
Speaker 1: We love games on the show. This one is between us.
Speaker 1: It's called Think Fast and Vonn's is gonna host Think
Speaker 1: Fast today. Bons is gonna give us, the two of us,
Speaker 1: a little category. Then we're gonna come up with something
Speaker 1: before our opponent comes up with something. So let's get started.
Speaker 1: Here we go.
Speaker 6: All right, grab your shopping cards at your bagscuse we're
Speaker 6: going a cub. Every single category today is grocery store theme.
Speaker 3: What do you want to play? You can pick a fallon.
Speaker 6: Oh wait, what we'll do David Bailey because I already
Speaker 6: know Jenny's gonna blowhim out the park with the grocery store,
Speaker 6: so it wouldn't be fair. All right, We're gonna go
Speaker 6: aisle by aisle, right, guys, and listen closely because not
Speaker 6: every single one of these has a letter attached to it.
Speaker 3: Oh geez, ready, guys, give me something in a produce
Speaker 3: aisle that start right. Listen closely, David, produce isle.
Speaker 6: But I swear to you it says something in the
Speaker 6: produce aisle that starts with L.
Speaker 3: Let Us says, I'll give it to Bailey. I don't
Speaker 3: think they are day. They're in a bag.
Speaker 1: An's fine, I'll give it they're in a can, but
Speaker 1: I'm not sure they're in a can.
Speaker 3: They're definitely not all right.
Speaker 6: For one Dave, Jenny, keepscore, please, yep, thanks, give me
Speaker 6: produce aisle. Still a vegetable that starts with cne ebage,
Speaker 6: something in the produce isle that is sold by the pound.
Speaker 3: Beans in those little apples. I'm not giving a tie
Speaker 3: that one of you.
Speaker 5: Hand.
Speaker 3: David too late, and I don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 4: Bailey.
Speaker 3: Put a little bag underneath.
Speaker 6: Last one in the produce aisle, a green produce item
Speaker 6: that starts with S spinach.
Speaker 3: Yes, nice. How's your voice there, David? How's puberty?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 6: Let's all move on over. It's a little cold. We're
Speaker 6: in the dairy in the refrigerated aisle. Give me a
Speaker 6: seafood that starts with salmon, thank you, Bailey.
Speaker 3: That starts with the full thing seed?
Speaker 1: So what was the quest? Repeat the question again that
Speaker 1: starts with the egg to the category again, Oh, this
Speaker 1: is dairy and refrigerated. Dairy and refrigerated, and you're saying seafood. Okay,
Speaker 1: fair enough.
Speaker 5: Cottage cheese is my favorite sea.
Speaker 1: That starts food.
Speaker 3: Dairy and refrigerated. Okay. Meats that you'd grill that starts
Speaker 3: with H.
Speaker 6: Hamburger, Oh nice, Give me frozen meat that comes in.
Speaker 1: A bag Hamburger sausage.
Speaker 3: No, it's Hamburgers kind of comes in a bag, the
Speaker 3: frozen ones.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I feel like that's the unfairness steal.
Speaker 5: But just nobody gets that pointssage would work because I
Speaker 5: get like those bag sausages all the time that you
Speaker 5: just pop them in the micro for two minutes.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but no points for that. All right, last one
Speaker 6: that's in either dairy refrigerator. Give me a meat that
Speaker 6: starts with B.
Speaker 3: Bone and chicken.
Speaker 5: No, bone and chicken before bacon or brisket.
Speaker 3: Never been in a cub before chickens meat.
Speaker 6: All right, let's get to the pantry aisle or like
Speaker 6: the center aisles of cub. Give me a condiment that
Speaker 6: starts with MS. Mustard, but David must have on at
Speaker 6: Give me a hand food that starts with tea tomatoes. Yes,
Speaker 6: what's the scourge toy pantry and center isles snack food
Speaker 6: that starts with C.
Speaker 1: Chips Yes, same point for Dave.
Speaker 3: Right, this could be it.
Speaker 6: This could be a great comeback after cottage cheese. Give
Speaker 6: me something the cereal isle that starts with fin.
Speaker 1: I think I do a little more shopping maybe than
Speaker 1: you probably don't go shopping. Yeah, I love shopping, Girl Dinner,
Speaker 1: Thank you, VAT appreciate that I'm coming up on Katie
Speaker 1: w B. We're gonna do something just like a kind
Speaker 1: of a flip flop with all the negativity that's going
Speaker 1: on right now. We're gonna do a little feature we
Speaker 1: call people are So Kind, And this is where you
Speaker 1: call in and you can use the talk back feature
Speaker 1: as well, and you can even text in. But I'd
Speaker 1: really like I love to hear the expression of your voice.
Speaker 1: I haven't talked in a long time. You call in
Speaker 1: and you say people are so kind, for example, and
Speaker 1: then you'd be like, okay, I was. You know, I
Speaker 1: was at the gas station the other day and I
Speaker 1: went to pay and I didn't have my credit cards.
Speaker 1: So somebody said, let me let me get that for you.
Speaker 1: That's a bad example. That would never happen that one. Okay.
Speaker 1: People are so kind.
Speaker 2: So I was out back in the alley working on
Speaker 2: my van the other day and my neighbor saw me
Speaker 2: and he came over and he's like, what do you
Speaker 2: need help with? Then I was like, that was so
Speaker 2: nice of him, even though I figured it out on
Speaker 2: my own. But he was like, I've got this, I
Speaker 2: got that whatever kind of equipment you need, and so
Speaker 2: he was there to help me even though I didn't
Speaker 2: necessarily need it.
Speaker 3: People are so kind.
Speaker 1: I like that. I'll give you one. We were looking
Speaker 1: out when it was snowy a couple of weeks ago
Speaker 1: and my snowblowers not starting, and I'm like, oh god,
Speaker 1: I look out and there is a frosty, snow covered
Speaker 1: figure that is snow blowing my driveway. It was neighbor Eric.
Speaker 1: Thank you, neighbor Eric. People are so kind. And then
Speaker 1: I look out later it was neighbor Mark, and then
Speaker 1: later it was neighbor Mark Son John See. And I'm like,
Speaker 1: I'm going to sit in here, have a couple of
Speaker 1: hot chocolate. I watch people be kind. People are so kind.
Speaker 1: So you call us and you let us know the
Speaker 1: story and then people are so kind just to put
Speaker 1: a little positivity into the world. We'll do that when
Speaker 1: we come back on Katie Will. You can call now
Speaker 1: or use the talk back feature or text.
Speaker 3: One on one point three Katie w B.
Speaker 1: We do this once in a while. People are so kind.
Speaker 1: We try to sign something positive. Like I looked out
Speaker 1: the front window during the snowstorm a few weeks ago,
Speaker 1: and there was my neighbor Eric, and then later my
Speaker 1: neighbor Mark, and then later Mark's son John doing my
Speaker 1: driveway and I'm watching him. I'm like, oh, that's so nute.
Speaker 1: People are so kind. Let's get some people on the
Speaker 1: phone here, Maya, let me hear your story. And then
Speaker 1: of course you got to finish it up with people
Speaker 1: are start I think you started off started off with
Speaker 1: people are so kind. Yeah, there you go. What's up, Maya?
Speaker 4: Oh just called to say I was the kind person
Speaker 4: the other night. I just happened to go to the
Speaker 4: grocery store and I got behind a mom and her
Speaker 4: kid who was no older than like six years old,
Speaker 4: and just say their groceries because she Lily was like
Speaker 4: pulling out quarters and nickels and dimes like I don't
Speaker 4: know if I have enoughing, so I just told her
Speaker 4: quietly so like other people wouldn't hear. And she didn't
Speaker 4: feel embarrassed or anything, just like her. No, I guess
Speaker 4: you don't mind. I don't mind paying for your food
Speaker 4: because it was their dinner. It was seven o'clock at night.
Speaker 1: Thank you. People are so kind. Appreciate that. Thank you,
Speaker 1: Samantha on the phone, Samantha, people are so kind. Tell
Speaker 1: me your story.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so I was headed into holiday station stores just
Speaker 7: right before I heard you guys were doing this, and
Speaker 7: my son really wanted to treat before school, so we
Speaker 7: went in. I noticed I forgot my wallet and I
Speaker 7: only had ten dollars and the total was twelve, and
Speaker 7: the I just told them, oh, I'll put my protein
Speaker 7: shake back so he can get his snack, and the
Speaker 7: guy behind me was like, no, here you go, and
Speaker 7: then paid for the rest of it. So that was
Speaker 7: so cool.
Speaker 1: So kind. I mean, you hear you stuff all the time.
Speaker 1: But I hate people by people shock. I hate people,
Speaker 1: but you don't really as people for the most part
Speaker 1: are kind. We got some text messages. We've got some
Speaker 1: talkbacks on the talkback feature.
Speaker 3: Text message says people are so kind.
Speaker 5: Yesterday I had my son with me at the grocery store,
Speaker 5: and the cash register lady gave me the senior discount.
Speaker 5: I'm very obviously young, so it was very nice. That's
Speaker 5: from Jess. This one says people are Oh, here we go,
Speaker 5: people are so kind. I'm going through a breakup after
Speaker 5: twelve years, and my brother jumped right in and offered
Speaker 5: his basement.
Speaker 3: For me to live in.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, okay, all right.
Speaker 3: People are so kind.
Speaker 5: My manager helped jump start my car and helped figure.
Speaker 3: Out how to jump it.
Speaker 1: Nice.
Speaker 3: People are so kind.
Speaker 5: I hit ice driving, so I had to drive into
Speaker 5: a snowbank instead of hit the car in front of me,
Speaker 5: but my vehicle got stuck as a result. Three different
Speaker 5: people stopped traffic and got out of their cars to
Speaker 5: dig me out and push me back onto the road.
Speaker 1: Isn't that great? I'm glad that that's still the whether
Speaker 1: it's Minnesota nice or just nice, whether that still exists.
Speaker 1: I get some talkbacks here on the talk back feature.
Speaker 1: That's the red herophone. You can use it anytime on
Speaker 1: the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 8: Good Morning, Dave Ryan in the morning show. People are
Speaker 8: so kind that one day when I was sitting in
Speaker 8: church during the offering. A woman sitting next to me
Speaker 8: hand to meet one hundred dollars check for myself and
Speaker 8: my children. People are so kind.
Speaker 1: Oh, wow, you're in the church offering. Wow. I wonder
Speaker 1: how she knew that that could really help you. Interesting,
Speaker 1: Let's do another one.
Speaker 5: My nine year old has been helping his Ukrainian friend
Speaker 5: feel more.
Speaker 8: Confident in his reading by doing chapter books with him
Speaker 8: once a week after school.
Speaker 3: People are so kind, and I'm so proud of my kid.
Speaker 1: Oh, I want to cry love that.
Speaker 3: That's sweet.
Speaker 9: In Northfield, we've got this man we called the Northfield Angel.
Speaker 9: His name is Darryl, and he would go around he
Speaker 9: would bless people. He would meet them at the grocery store.
Speaker 9: You would wait around at the grocery store, at the
Speaker 9: gas stations and he would offer to buy their groceries
Speaker 9: or their gas, or if they had young kids with them,
Speaker 9: he would give them gifts like little stuff toy or
Speaker 9: matchbox cars. And he ended up getting a kidney transplant,
Speaker 9: which is so awesome.
Speaker 3: But he would go wrong. He would just bless people.
Speaker 1: People are so can a couple more. Amanda is on
Speaker 1: the phone for people are so kind instead of like
Speaker 1: bitching because we and we love to complain, we were
Speaker 1: really really good at it, but this is a more
Speaker 1: positive Amanda telling your story.
Speaker 10: Hey, So I just dropped my daughter off at school
Speaker 10: and their school has adults that help, you know, patrol
Speaker 10: the floor to help kids cross the street and things
Speaker 10: like that. And I just saw two girls brought some
Speaker 10: coffee or hot chocolate and some hot hands to all
Speaker 10: of them, and I feel like that was really sweet
Speaker 10: because they're outside every day to make sure these kids
Speaker 10: cross the streets safely.
Speaker 1: I love that people are so kind. Thank you, Amanda.
Speaker 4: Thank you guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah. You know what, now that we get into this,
Speaker 1: people are going, oh, I want to play too. We're
Speaker 1: going a bunch of phone calls and a bunch of
Speaker 1: text messages too, Katie. Would you be Hi? It's Jen.
Speaker 1: People are so kind. What's your story?
Speaker 4: Jin?
Speaker 11: Hi?
Speaker 10: So I was here.
Speaker 11: I work at a hotel, and my daughter wanted to
Speaker 11: take a Christmas present money that she was getting and
Speaker 11: put it towards helping somebody who needed it, or elderly people.
Speaker 11: So we had a gentleman who is staying and he
Speaker 11: was living in his car prior to at the hotel.
Speaker 11: He got a job, and he never he was. There's
Speaker 11: a story behind him.
Speaker 3: He had a lot of.
Speaker 11: Problems growing up. So we decided to take the money
Speaker 11: and donate.
Speaker 4: We went and got on.
Speaker 11: My Christmas tree, put in his room. We got him,
Speaker 11: you know, helped just don't get him at back on
Speaker 11: his feet things that he needed, just to you know,
Speaker 11: get back up and see he just got a new job,
Speaker 11: so she'll be moving on up in life.
Speaker 1: That is great. That is a wonderful thing you did.
Speaker 1: We got We got time for one more than we're
Speaker 1: going to run out of time. Hello, Vicky, people are
Speaker 1: so kind. Tell me your story, Vicky, Vicky, can you
Speaker 1: hear me?
Speaker 12: It was a couple of years ago. I was a
Speaker 12: target with my daughter and I was getting her all
Speaker 12: excited because she was going to buy her first barbie.
Speaker 12: There there, we're gonna pick it out. And there was
Speaker 12: this guy who was there with his wife. He was
Speaker 12: a big biker guy at tattoos everywhere. But we're walking
Speaker 12: down the aisles and he heard us and he's like,
Speaker 12: you know what, this is a really special moment. I
Speaker 12: want to buy her her first barbie. She can pick
Speaker 12: out whatever one she wants, so he bought her her
Speaker 12: first barbie. It was so sweet.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 1: You know what's so funny about bikers And I'm not
Speaker 1: a biker, but I ride a motorcycle. There's a difference.
Speaker 1: But a lot of those guys that look scary and
Speaker 1: they're covered with tattoos and they get a braided beard.
Speaker 1: That's scary. They're teddy bears. Yeah you look. They could
Speaker 1: kick your ass if they wanted to, but they're teddy bears.
Speaker 1: And you'll meet him in a biker bar and you'll
Speaker 1: be like, excuse me, and you think they're going to
Speaker 1: kick your ass for trying to get a drink at
Speaker 1: the bar, and they're like, oh, how are you let
Speaker 1: me boy you? That's like, oh, okay, very cool. I
Speaker 1: love that story. People are so kind. Thank you for that.
Speaker 1: We'll be back in a second. On KTWB, a guy
Speaker 1: is suing a restaurant because he was hanging out of
Speaker 1: the restaurant and then they started making a video to
Speaker 1: put it on their TikTok. Well, he was doing something
Speaker 1: that he shouldn't have been doing. Now he's in big
Speaker 1: trouble just from hanging out of the restaurant. He's suing
Speaker 1: the restaurant. What was he doing that he didn't want
Speaker 1: to be on TikTok, I'll tell you now. So a
Speaker 1: guy is suing a restaurant. And here is the story.
Speaker 1: He's forty two and he's going to go to a
Speaker 1: business dinner. But he didn't go to a business dinner.
Speaker 1: He went to this restaurant with his side piece. He's married. Yeah,
Speaker 1: takes a side piece to the that's such a disrespectful term. Yeah,
Speaker 1: side action. There we go, Oh, there you go. Takes
Speaker 1: her to this beautiful little restaurant. And it would have
Speaker 1: stayed secret had it not been for the fact that
Speaker 1: the restaurant social media person took a video of the
Speaker 1: dining room and they used the footage in a promotional
Speaker 1: video that they posted on the TikTok. And for some
Speaker 1: strange string of events, the wife happened to see the
Speaker 1: video and said, wait, that's that's that's Charles, that is
Speaker 1: what who is that? Jezebel. I don't know what happened,
Speaker 1: but so she kicked him out of the house. Now
Speaker 1: the husband is now suing the owner of the restaurant
Speaker 1: for using the video of him without his consent. He
Speaker 1: is being represented by a Consumer Protection Group and they
Speaker 1: think it's a clear case of invasion of privacy. I
Speaker 1: don't know what the law says on that, but I
Speaker 1: know when you're in public like this, I'm walking down
Speaker 1: Lake Street, you can film me. I'm in public. In public,
Speaker 1: there is no expectation of privacy, and I could stand
Speaker 1: there and I could film you walking down Lake Street
Speaker 1: and you can be like, I don't consent to be filmed. Well,
Speaker 1: in public, there is no expectation of privacy, But in
Speaker 1: a private restaurant, I don't know whether you give that
Speaker 1: right to privacy up because you're in my establishment. I
Speaker 1: really don't know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know either, but it would be weird
Speaker 5: to me if the only place that you can expect
Speaker 5: privacy is in the privacy of your own home, that's
Speaker 5: the only place you're allowed privacy.
Speaker 3: That doesn't make sense to me.
Speaker 2: I feel like there's got to be some kind of
Speaker 2: laws or rules, because you know, like here at the
Speaker 2: radio station sometimes we'll do social media collabs and they
Speaker 2: like there will be requirements of like don't have anyone
Speaker 2: in the background or whatever it might be.
Speaker 3: So there is I don't know.
Speaker 2: As a business, I would make sure to not have
Speaker 2: customers in a TikTok or an Instagram unless I got
Speaker 2: prior approval.
Speaker 1: I've done videos over at Snap, and I'm always very
Speaker 1: careful to not like get somebody in the background, or
Speaker 1: if they are, they're facing the other way, because I
Speaker 1: don't want to you know, maybe he's I don't know,
Speaker 1: maybe he took a mental health day and he's like
Speaker 1: lying about it because he can go to Snap and whatever,
Speaker 1: and I don't want to get anybody in trouble.
Speaker 5: Maybe I just don't want to see myself huffing and
Speaker 5: puffing on the on the elliptical. Yeah, see it in
Speaker 5: your video and I'll be like, Oh, is that what
Speaker 5: I look like from the side.
Speaker 1: I have a tip for you next time you get
Speaker 1: on the elliptical. Yeah, move it, don't just stand on
Speaker 1: it right.
Speaker 2: Oh, she's supposed a scroll if she's moving, and then
Speaker 2: like have to be on the handles.
Speaker 5: I just like to pretend like I'm a little giraffe
Speaker 5: because you get so tall.
Speaker 1: You're ridiculous. Here are the things that we lose the most.
Speaker 1: A new survey found the average person misplaces at least
Speaker 1: three physical itea a month, and twenty seven percent that's
Speaker 1: one in four spend about twenty minutes or sometimes an
Speaker 1: hour looking for them. Here are the things that we
Speaker 1: misplace the most. Number one TV remote, I mean all
Speaker 1: the times, like where is it? What is it in
Speaker 1: the couch? Wait? Is it where? Oh? Right there?
Speaker 6: They need to make that thing that you have on
Speaker 6: your phone where it can make a noise loud remote.
Speaker 5: Oh. I have an app on my phone that is
Speaker 5: a TV remote. So if I lose the remote, I
Speaker 5: just have the app.
Speaker 3: I've heard people do that too.
Speaker 1: It's real nice things. Other things glasses and sunglasses. How
Speaker 1: many times have you had them on your head and
Speaker 1: you're looking for your sunglasses?
Speaker 3: Guilty?
Speaker 1: Or you're looking for your car keys? Where are they?
Speaker 1: They're in your hand? Receipts is another one we'd lose
Speaker 1: all the time. Phone is a big one. We set
Speaker 1: it down and most people know that. I don't know
Speaker 1: if the android has it, but not, like Vaughn said,
Speaker 1: on an iPhone, you can Well, if you have an
Speaker 1: Apple Watch, you can watch. I'll show you the location
Speaker 1: right now, here's I pushed the location things to tell
Speaker 1: me not only where it is, but the new app
Speaker 1: has the distance.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Speaker 1: Nothing, we lose all the time. Earbuds and headphones, paperwork,
Speaker 1: car keys. We mentioned your charger and then your debitter
Speaker 1: credit card because you usually leave it. You go into
Speaker 1: a brewery and they're like, okay, do you want to
Speaker 1: keep this open? Yeah, keep it open, and then you
Speaker 1: leave it there and you forget, and then you have
Speaker 1: to call them back at like nine o'clock that night.
Speaker 3: Go chase and it says Dave Ryan on them, never
Speaker 3: heard of them.
Speaker 5: Where you buy gas, buy gas, you put it in
Speaker 5: your pocket and then you forget to take it out
Speaker 5: of your pocket and put it back.
Speaker 3: Into your wallet. That's the world time when you do
Speaker 3: something like that. When you put a card, is it
Speaker 3: in a wish coat? I don't know.
Speaker 5: Really.
Speaker 2: When you buy gas, you usually go to holiday stations
Speaker 2: all the time. Did you know that right now you
Speaker 2: can buy two get one free of the Monster Energy
Speaker 2: drinks and they have an ultra punk punch. It's called
Speaker 2: Wah Flavor Tropical punch Flavor zero sugar.
Speaker 5: You mean I can buy gas and then walk inside
Speaker 5: and get sweet deal.
Speaker 3: You can baily all time?
Speaker 1: Whoa, I'm going to give you one more because we
Speaker 1: have a little extra time here. You know, we've always
Speaker 1: heard the story, the kind of cliche like, the more
Speaker 1: they spend on a wedding, the more likely they are
Speaker 1: to get divorced sooner. Yea, it is true. So here's
Speaker 1: the story and then kind of my own personal theory
Speaker 1: behind it. Spending big on engagement rings and lavish weddings
Speaker 1: might backfire. They did a study and they shows that
Speaker 1: men who spend twenty seven hundred to fifty four hundred,
Speaker 1: that is a lot for some people, is a lot
Speaker 1: for an engagement ring, they're more likely to get divorced
Speaker 1: than people who spend like one thousand dollars or fourteen
Speaker 1: hundred dollars on an engagement ring. By the way, get
Speaker 1: yours a wedding day diamonds, you're going to get an
Speaker 1: amazing deal. Shelling out a bunch of money on the wedding,
Speaker 1: think twenty seven thousand dollars plus increases the risk even more.
Speaker 1: They say that women with weddings that price he worth
Speaker 1: three and a half times more likely to get divorced
Speaker 1: than those who spent six thousand to thirteen thousand. Interestingly,
Speaker 1: spending too little on the ring under six high undred
Speaker 1: also is not great for marriage stability, so it seems
Speaker 1: like with most things in life, moderation is the key.
Speaker 1: My theory on people who have the abundance of wealth
Speaker 1: to spend like a fifty eight thousand dollars wedding or
Speaker 1: a two hundred thousand dollars wedding or something crazy, right,
Speaker 1: they'll look at an unhappy marriage and they have no
Speaker 1: financial obligation. They don't they have the financial freedom. So,
Speaker 1: in other words, if you've got the money to spend
Speaker 1: eighty four thousand dollars on a wedding and then three
Speaker 1: years down the road you're like, I'm not very happy
Speaker 1: with this, you have more chances more likely to have
Speaker 1: the financial freedom to leave, because a lot of people
Speaker 1: stay married because they don't have the financial freedom to.
Speaker 5: Leave a more wedding, and then you can't leave your
Speaker 5: boy your poor wedding or your poor marriage. Oh so
Speaker 5: I just want to have a poor wedding just to
Speaker 5: have a poor wedding.
Speaker 6: I wonder how many men care to have the more
Speaker 6: prizy wedding, you know, compared to women, because the clean question,
Speaker 6: the cliche is that women, you know, they it's it's
Speaker 6: technically their day, but low key whenever that day comes
Speaker 6: with me and Tate McCrae finally tie the knye.
Speaker 3: I would love to, you know, spend a little bit
Speaker 3: of money. It's me and take fine.
Speaker 1: What about Alyssa though you can just spend a lot
Speaker 1: of money with Lissa who who fine?
Speaker 2: You do seem like the type of person that wants
Speaker 2: to throw like a big elaborate party for a while.
Speaker 6: I just feel like I see TikTok. No, it doesn't
Speaker 6: have to be like boogie boogie. But people always say
Speaker 6: it's just one day. No, it is literally just one day.
Speaker 6: So you go crazy do the things that you want
Speaker 6: to do. You'll probably never be able to have all
Speaker 6: these people in the same room, that's true. Ever again,
Speaker 6: you will hopefully probably never get married again and be
Speaker 6: able to do this, So go crazy.
Speaker 2: I'm honestly kind of jealous of your mindset on that,
Speaker 2: because like for me, it just sounds like one big
Speaker 2: day of anxiety. That's why I've always said if I
Speaker 2: get married, I just want to do something.
Speaker 6: Small, which is so interesting because I feel like I
Speaker 6: feel like I have your state of mind in it
Speaker 6: because you're always trying to find the optimistic thing, my
Speaker 6: optimistic trying to way of looking at that is like, no,
Speaker 6: go crazy, it's your one day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what do you think? I mean? Maybe you know
Speaker 1: somebody who spent eighty four thousand dollars on a wedding
Speaker 1: and it lasted like three years. Or maybe somebody who
Speaker 1: spent that and they are still together and happy. And
Speaker 1: let me know, simmey attacks, We'll do Dave's dirt next.
Speaker 1: Bailey asked me a really good question. Just fifteen seconds ago.
Speaker 3: I was wondering why he's not wearing his wedding ring.
Speaker 3: Aren't you married? Or can I come over there and
Speaker 3: hit on you?
Speaker 1: It's very trendy for a guy my age to have
Speaker 1: a little trophy bride that's you know, half his age.
Speaker 3: I am a trophy Bailey's looking for a sugar daddy
Speaker 3: for me.
Speaker 1: You would be.
Speaker 3: Get out of the same studio.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: There's been you know, some issues, and you know, I
Speaker 1: just thought I would give it a break for a while.
Speaker 1: Oh no, I didn't. I know exactly where it is.
Speaker 1: It's on my bathroom SAYNK, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Was it turning your fingers? Why isn't on your finger?
Speaker 1: Well? You remember that I told you this story. I
Speaker 1: was carrying boxes while not looking where I was going
Speaker 1: and I tripped over a bunch of boxes because I'm
Speaker 1: moving and I tripped over them and I fell, and
Speaker 1: I landed so hard on my fingers. I don't know
Speaker 1: I reached out to brace myself or what I think
Speaker 1: I reached out to brace myself. And my Apple Watch
Speaker 1: went off where it's like, you know, you just took
Speaker 1: a hard fall, or you okay? Should we call my
Speaker 1: nine to one? One?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: And I said the first thing. Carson jumps up, Susan
Speaker 1: jumps up, and I said, I think I broke my finger,
Speaker 1: and I hold my finger up. My pinky finger was
Speaker 1: literally bent in an angle that I wish I'd taken
Speaker 1: a picture of it. It was awful, awful looking, and
Speaker 1: and Susan said, maybe it's just dislocated. Try to pop
Speaker 1: it back into place. And I said, I've seen TV
Speaker 1: shows where they do that and the guy has a
Speaker 1: stick in his mouth biting down on it and they
Speaker 1: pull on it and he screams no. So I thought, well,
Speaker 1: I might as well try, because I I really my
Speaker 1: first My second thought was first thought was I broke it.
Speaker 1: Second thought was I don't want to go spend my
Speaker 1: Friday night in the emergency room is four hours in
Speaker 1: the emergency, right, So she's like trying to pop it
Speaker 1: back into place. I'm like, okay, So I took my
Speaker 1: my pinky finger, which was bent backwards and out clearly
Speaker 1: out of location. I squeezed and I pulled it and
Speaker 1: I felt it slide back into.
Speaker 3: Place everything and we just went yeah.
Speaker 1: And that was two or so weeks ago, and it's
Speaker 1: still swollen, and the ring finger next to it is
Speaker 1: all so swollen. See, it's a little they both hurt
Speaker 1: like the dickens. Still.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Fit your wedding ring won't fit on your hand because
Speaker 5: your fingers are swollen.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I thought you were out here going to be like,
Speaker 3: I'm just so healthy. Now I'm just so skinny. It
Speaker 3: just falls right off, right because then you have another
Speaker 3: ring on your other fingers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that one's so because I'm so thin now,
Speaker 1: that one just slides it does it slides right off?
Speaker 3: Well? Dang well s'ectually talking about your wedding ring.
Speaker 6: You're having a conversation about weddings and if you want
Speaker 6: to spend like a pricier one. Typically the cliches you
Speaker 6: get divorced. And I asked, do men want I see
Speaker 6: weddings as much as women do. We have a lot
Speaker 6: of people texting In five three, nine to one. Somebody said,
Speaker 6: I've been married twice and my eight thousand dollars wedding
Speaker 6: was way more amazing than my thirty thousand dollars wedding.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 6: Another text spent seven thousand on wedding and twelve hundred
Speaker 6: on rings.
Speaker 3: Been married for going on fourteen years. Look at you
Speaker 3: seven thousand. That's like a cheap wedding, right, Yeah, that
Speaker 3: would imagine. Yeah, I watch a lot of pow because
Speaker 3: I've never been married.
Speaker 1: It's it's I mean, it depends on your perspective, or
Speaker 1: it's a frugal wedding, it's a it's a more affordable wedding.
Speaker 1: You seven thousand dollars still gets you a pretty nice wedding.
Speaker 1: I've been to a seven thousand dollars wedding. There's pretty
Speaker 1: nice wedding.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 3: Here's a good text.
Speaker 6: My boyfriend and I have been together for thirteen years
Speaker 6: and have talked marriage and weddings many times. He wants
Speaker 6: a huge, fancy wedding, and I'd prefer something small and
Speaker 6: not stressful. Goes against the cliche, but the thought of
Speaker 6: a huge wedding gives me anxiety, and that's what Jenny said. Yeah,
Speaker 6: and I totally understand that because there's so much planning
Speaker 6: and coordinating and trying to please other people. But I
Speaker 6: just wonder how often the men also want, you know,
Speaker 6: the boogie or maybe upscale just spend more money than
Speaker 6: the women.
Speaker 1: I think there are guys that still want that one.
Speaker 1: Here's it. I don't know if you saw this text
Speaker 1: bant men want spendy two. I'm a man and I
Speaker 1: told my fiance my wedding band needs diamonds in it.
Speaker 1: Two men deserve some bling once in a while.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they do. Does your wedding ring have diamonds in
Speaker 3: a dave?
Speaker 1: Mine has one little diamond in it. Yeah. Yeah, it's
Speaker 1: kind of understated.
Speaker 5: Yet hovering it now because you're out here trying to prowl.
Speaker 1: How's that work? And here's one more text, and it says,
Speaker 1: my husband's been around fifteen thousand on my engagement ring,
Speaker 1: but we designed it together and I'm obsessed with it.
Speaker 1: He's the love of my life and I feel so
Speaker 1: lucky to be able to afford by dreaming dream ring.
Speaker 1: We are not rich by any means, but dated for
Speaker 1: six years before we got engaged, and we're at our thirties.
Speaker 1: My husband's really good with money. I would have ever
Speaker 1: asked him to spend more than our means, but it
Speaker 1: was what we could comfortably afford, so he went for it.
Speaker 1: And you know what, good for you? You know, if
Speaker 1: he wanted to spend that much, that's great. I love that.
Speaker 1: I mean, you look at somebody's ring, like, who did
Speaker 1: I see the other day? The ring was ridiculous, But
Speaker 1: then again we saw Taylor Swift's ring. Was it?
Speaker 5: Jonah Raig just got engaged in the ring, That's exactly it. Yes,
Speaker 5: it's a gorgeous it says, looks huge. Yeah, it's a
Speaker 5: beautiful ring. Go check out Jonah Mourray on Instagram. That's
Speaker 5: our friend who lives here.
Speaker 1: You know him. Yeah, he was in white, don't we
Speaker 1: and he got engaged. Let's do really quick a soup
Speaker 1: bracket update before we get into Dave's dirt.
Speaker 6: Yes, we narrowed down the sixteen soups that we started
Speaker 6: on Monday down to two soups and it's come between
Speaker 6: chicken Wild Rice and Tomato soup. And right now, chicken
Speaker 6: Wild Rice is blowing tomato out of the park.
Speaker 3: I can see no. But you said you thought tomato
Speaker 3: was gonna win.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you know we're in Minnesota, so chicken wild rice.
Speaker 1: If you brought that up in Colorado or Utah, they'd
Speaker 1: probably be like, well, okay, that sounds okay. But here
Speaker 1: in Minnesota. That's I remember on my first day, they
Speaker 1: gave me a bunch of Minnesota things like how to
Speaker 1: speak Minnesotan.
Speaker 3: That's cute.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then they gave me a bag of wild
Speaker 1: rice soup.
Speaker 5: So the other day and when I said what's your
Speaker 5: soup today and they.
Speaker 3: Said wild rice, I was like, yeah, I'll take that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, everyone likes wild and put chick in there. It's
Speaker 1: even better. So go vote on the soup brackets because
Speaker 1: this is important. Also important. Dave's dirt, Taylor Swift, nor
Speaker 1: stranger things made the dirt today, which is frame there
Speaker 1: is one. I think there's one Tailor Swift story, and
Speaker 1: I'll get to that in just a couple of seconds.
Speaker 1: But here's something interesting you're thinking about. Maybe you're doing
Speaker 1: dry January and you're not drinking, or damp January I
Speaker 1: think is where you drink, maybe just on the weekends
Speaker 1: or maybe one drink a week or whatever. Doctor Oz
Speaker 1: says that we should not drink alcohol at all.
Speaker 13: Alcohol is a social lubricit that brings people together. In
Speaker 13: the best case scenario, I don't think you should drink alcohol,
Speaker 13: but it does allow people an excuse to bond and
Speaker 13: socialize and there's probably nothing healthier. They're having a good
Speaker 13: time with friends in a safe way. If you look
Speaker 13: at the blue zones, for example, around the world where
Speaker 13: people live the longest, alcohol is sometimes part of their diet. Again,
Speaker 13: small amounts, but the implication is don't have it for breakfast.
Speaker 13: There should be something done small amounts with hopefully some
Speaker 13: kind of an event that may have alcohol at it,
Speaker 13: but they generally move away from two glasses of men
Speaker 13: one glass of wind. There was never really good data
Speaker 13: the support that that quantity of alcohol consumption.
Speaker 1: M Well, there goes my bloody Mary from Floyd with
Speaker 1: a beefstick and a couple of carrots in there.
Speaker 3: Pickles.
Speaker 2: Members of Ashley Tisdale's Toxic Mom group and people adjacent
Speaker 2: to the group can't help but chiming in. So the
Speaker 2: most recent is Ashley's husband had posted to his Instagram,
Speaker 2: but then he deleted it. Of course, it says it's
Speaker 2: your choice whether or not to engage, but apparently he
Speaker 2: decided to engage and then disengage since he deleted that
Speaker 2: right away. But then another thing that came out recently
Speaker 2: is that Haley Duff, who is kind of estranged from
Speaker 2: Hillary Duff, her sister, she went and liked what Ashley
Speaker 2: had posted in her essay and stuff, and so it's
Speaker 2: kind of sounding like, potentially Hillary is not a good person.
Speaker 3: But it depends on whose side you weigh on.
Speaker 2: I'm still I think I'm on the side of Hillary
Speaker 2: Duff and everyone else who was part of the group,
Speaker 2: and Ashley seems to be sort of the issue because
Speaker 2: see that way, Yeah, Ashley was the one who said
Speaker 2: that she was just getting excluded, and it's like, well,
Speaker 2: there might be a reason why you were excluded.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Travis Kelcey joked that co hosting the podcast for New
Speaker 5: Heights was his only job in his first post NFL
Speaker 5: season episode. He's not made any kind of official decision
Speaker 5: regarding retiring from the Kansas City Chiefs, but he says
Speaker 5: he'd love to see how his body recovers from the
Speaker 5: season before making a call, so maybe he's done, du
Speaker 5: Ain done?
Speaker 2: He is I think thirty six now maybe thirty five?
Speaker 1: Actually, oh, I could.
Speaker 3: Be right right. His bones probably hurt at this point.
Speaker 3: He just keeps saying ages.
Speaker 6: I'm like, damn, big concert announcement May thirteenth, which I'm
Speaker 6: a little impartial about. It's a Wins Day and I'm
Speaker 6: tired of these weekday concerts. But Bruno Mars is coming
Speaker 6: to us Bank Stadium with Anderson Pack and Leon Thomas
Speaker 6: a guilt. I love this song and pre sale starts
Speaker 6: next Wednesday at noon. You can go to one oh
Speaker 6: one three KDWB on Instagram right now for your chance
Speaker 6: to win tickets before you can buy them. I mean,
Speaker 6: it's Bruno Mars. Why would you not want to? He
Speaker 6: probably won't go on to it for another couple of years.
Speaker 2: Yesterday, we have a post on Instagram pract and I'm
Speaker 2: assuming there's like rules of the.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's a contest that you have to do a
Speaker 6: couple of steps, but you I can't tell you what
Speaker 6: it is.
Speaker 3: You have to go look at it on Instagram? Did
Speaker 3: you have to?
Speaker 5: I've already texted Von saying are we going to Bruno?
Speaker 5: And then he ignores that text. And then text me
Speaker 5: about something else. I'm like, hello, are we going to Bruno?
Speaker 3: Anything else? Innother?
Speaker 1: Dave, Yeah, there is actually from reality TV twenty years ago.
Speaker 1: Is running for mayor of Lasines as usual is a
Speaker 1: death sentence for Los Angeles and I'm done waiting for
Speaker 1: someone to take real action.
Speaker 3: That's why I am running for mayor.
Speaker 5: I'm interesting, just he used to apparently saying that's really it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that is the dirt on KDWB. We'll be
Speaker 1: back in case you missed War of the Roses. We
Speaker 1: kicked off twenty twenty six with a brand new War
Speaker 1: of the Roses with a twist at the end the
Speaker 1: nobody Shaw common and we'll do that next on War
Speaker 1: of the Roses. On kd WUB, I thought you were
Speaker 1: holding up a finger like you wanted to say something,
Speaker 1: No the church fingers.
Speaker 5: I just read this text because we were talking about
Speaker 5: you not wearing your wedding ring and someone said, Dave,
Speaker 5: you deserve.
Speaker 3: A trophy wife.
Speaker 5: A participation trophy wife.
Speaker 1: Is anyway I heard? It's okay, we'll be right back