Speaker 1: You all ready for Christmas wish. Now I will give
Speaker 1: a little we'll get it set up here in a second.
Speaker 1: Let's get started and I'll tell you what's going on.
Speaker 1: One one, three, Katy in the morning shows Christmas Wish.
Speaker 2: Today.
Speaker 1: With the roads, it is not the best day to
Speaker 1: have somebody drive in to ask them to talk about
Speaker 1: their Christmas wish.
Speaker 2: So we said you get a pass, no driving.
Speaker 1: You don't have to drive in today because the roads
Speaker 1: are kind of Drive carefully and you'll get there eventually.
Speaker 1: The one person who did have to drive today is
Speaker 1: your buddy Brandon from over at College muscle Movers. Brandon,
Speaker 1: did you drive to the destination today?
Speaker 3: I did, my man?
Speaker 2: Where did you drive to? Yup? Lost? You try it
Speaker 2: one more time near brog Town?
Speaker 1: Okay, gotcha? Okay, Well thanks for driving. How are the roads, Brandon?
Speaker 4: Oh it's a Wincher wonderland that way. Brandon?
Speaker 5: Did you have to get up extra early today knowing
Speaker 5: that to take you a little bit longer?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: I'm still getting there right now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's it's it's pretty battle there.
Speaker 1: Take your time, Brandon. You know what, you get a pass.
Speaker 1: You are Santa's little helper. You are an angel of Christmas.
Speaker 1: You get a pass. Thank you for doing this, and
Speaker 1: thanks to college muscle movers for doing the unloading and
Speaker 1: loading and that type of thing. And there's a big, big,
Speaker 1: big heavy thing today. That's part of Christmas wish. So
Speaker 1: what do we do then if we don't have the
Speaker 1: wishers here? What we got them on the phone? I
Speaker 1: think they're both on the same phone. Christy, are you there?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 4: Good morning?
Speaker 2: Ashley? Are you there?
Speaker 6: Yes, good morning?
Speaker 2: Are you two?
Speaker 1: You're two together in the same phone. Are you like
Speaker 1: at a house or in the car. What are you doing?
Speaker 4: We're in a car together.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, I'm glad you're here to do Christmas wish.
Speaker 1: Let's get started and talk about who is the first
Speaker 1: of all, who is the wish for?
Speaker 2: Without details? Who is the wish for?
Speaker 6: It is for one of our good friends and co
Speaker 6: workers and her daughter.
Speaker 1: Okay, and so they're okay, So let's hear what the
Speaker 1: wish is all about. I know you got the wish
Speaker 1: there in front of you, if you got time. If
Speaker 1: you got time, I'm sure you do. Let us hear
Speaker 1: the wish that Andrea. I'm sorry, Christy and Ashley are
Speaker 1: going to read for Christmas wish. Go ahead when you're ready.
Speaker 7: Well, do you want me to get the person on
Speaker 7: the phone quick?
Speaker 2: Thank you? Yes, thank you? I got all excited.
Speaker 7: Okay, it's a little bit backwards without having them in Okay,
Speaker 7: so I think it gets confusing.
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, for sure.
Speaker 7: So let's dump Brandon.
Speaker 2: Dum Sorry Brandon, Bye bye bye.
Speaker 1: By the way, College Muscle Movers helps out with every wish.
Speaker 1: And if you want to moving anytime soon and you're
Speaker 1: looking for a great local company and you want to
Speaker 1: be Brandon in person, then call College Muscle Movers are online,
Speaker 1: College Muscle Movers. Hello, I'm calling for Mollie. Yeah, Hi, Mollie,
Speaker 1: It's Dave Ryan over at KDWB Radio. Would you have
Speaker 1: any idea why i'd be calling with your friends Christy
Speaker 1: and Ashley today?
Speaker 7: Oh my god?
Speaker 1: No, Well, can you hear your friends on the phone?
Speaker 4: We love you.
Speaker 1: Is she still there, Mollie, He's there.
Speaker 6: She's just crying. I'm just crying.
Speaker 2: Okay, Molly.
Speaker 1: Well let me you might have an idea why we're
Speaker 1: calling Christmas Wish with Katie WB and we're going to
Speaker 1: talk about a tremendous loss in your family and they
Speaker 1: wrote us a letter, and now Christy and Ashley will
Speaker 1: read this letter so you can hear what they wrote
Speaker 1: in Okay.
Speaker 4: Are you ready?
Speaker 8: Molly? Sure? Why not? Okay, here we go.
Speaker 4: When you think of soma Hey family, Molly, Garrett and Sylvie,
Speaker 4: a few things immediately come to mind.
Speaker 6: Joy turned for.
Speaker 4: Others, and love. Whether they were camping, going for a walk,
Speaker 4: playing at the playground, or just relaxing in their backyard,
Speaker 4: you could see and feel the joy radiating from them.
Speaker 4: It was and still is impossible not to smile when
Speaker 4: you're around them. This family cares deeply for each other
Speaker 4: and for everyone in their lives.
Speaker 8: Garrett showed his.
Speaker 4: Love through the daily lunches he made for Molly that
Speaker 4: left her coworkers envious, especially me, His dedications to spending
Speaker 4: time with his family, his hard work as a plumber
Speaker 4: serving our Saint Paul's community, and his unwavering commitment to
Speaker 4: always putting his family first. Mollie will take on any
Speaker 4: challenge to help her family, the students she works with
Speaker 4: in Saint Paul's schools, and countless others. She has an
Speaker 4: incredible gift of making me laugh, making you feel welcome,
Speaker 4: and listing your spirits. And then there's Sylvie, a sweet,
Speaker 4: free year old whose smile and kindness touched the hearts
Speaker 4: of everyone around her.
Speaker 6: The love between them is undeniable. When you see them together,
Speaker 6: you can't help but feel the warmth they share in
Speaker 6: the love that they give those around them to know
Speaker 6: if Molly, Garrett and Sylvie is to truly feel blessed.
Speaker 6: It's with heavy hearts that we share that Molly and
Speaker 6: Sylvie suffered in an unimaginable loss when Garrett passed away
Speaker 6: unexpectedly in August at just thirty eight years old. True
Speaker 6: to form, both Molly and Sylvie have faced this tragedy
Speaker 6: with incredible strength and resilience. Even without Garrett, they continue
Speaker 6: to be a family filled with joy, care, and love
Speaker 6: for each other and everyone around them. As friends, family,
Speaker 6: and coworkers of Molly. This Christmas, we watch to surround
Speaker 6: Molly and Sylvie with love, comfort, and kindness. They have
Speaker 6: given so much to all of us and to so
Speaker 6: many others, Okay, that we want to remind them that
Speaker 6: they are not alone. Listen to Ashley, we will continue
Speaker 6: to hold them close and walk with them on this journey.
Speaker 1: I think I hear somebody, Yeah, there's that might be
Speaker 1: Sylvie making an appearance in the background. Yeah, Molly, I'm
Speaker 1: so sorry about Garrett. I just can't imagine just you know,
Speaker 1: kind of very unexpectedly, just in August, at thirty eight
Speaker 1: years old, he was gone. Yeah, and I can't imagine
Speaker 1: adjusting to life like that when you're expecting the next
Speaker 1: thirty forty fifty years together ever practically. Yeah, I'm so
Speaker 1: sorry about that. So life has been a big adjustment.
Speaker 1: But there are so many people that care about you,
Speaker 1: that care about Sylvie, and I love what they said
Speaker 1: about how you are just one of those people that
Speaker 1: just you know, brings a smile to everybody that you meet.
Speaker 2: Sylvie is very curious. What is Sylvie up to now?
Speaker 8: She's shutting the door on me so that I can
Speaker 8: cry in my room by myself.
Speaker 7: Oh okay, I'm very considered to hear her.
Speaker 1: Well with if you just turned the radio on, we're talking.
Speaker 1: Usually we do these, you know, kind of in person
Speaker 1: with one the wisher wishy on the phone, but with
Speaker 1: the roads today we have the wishers on the phone,
Speaker 1: and I want to talk to you a little bit
Speaker 1: about Molly, about what Christmas wish is and we find
Speaker 1: people like you who you.
Speaker 8: Know, listen to you guys for years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, wonderful.
Speaker 1: Well, let me tell you what some of the things
Speaker 1: are that we want to do for you and Sylvie.
Speaker 1: To number one, just make you feel loved and appreciated
Speaker 1: and seen and recognized and maybe kind of make you.
Speaker 1: I think one of the things about pain and grief
Speaker 1: is sometimes it comes in waves and there will be
Speaker 1: times when it's like, oh, it's been fifteen minutes since
Speaker 1: I've thought about anything, and other times it's just very heavy.
Speaker 1: I hope this will bring you one of those times
Speaker 1: where it's just it helps relieve the grief a little bit.
Speaker 2: Talk about Sylvie, she is how old.
Speaker 1: Santa told me she's into bluey.
Speaker 2: Is that true?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Yeah.
Speaker 1: We got a bunch of blue stuff. We got a
Speaker 1: bunch of We got a blue backpack, coloring book, Bluey,
Speaker 1: this Bluey that we for some We came up with
Speaker 1: a kinetic sand soft serve station, which is hard to describe,
Speaker 1: but it's really cool. Okay, good, I'm glad you found that.
Speaker 1: Guys like that, a Bluey tent, a life size kitchen
Speaker 1: play set, bluey squish bellows, and a shopping cart there's
Speaker 1: so much blue all over the house.
Speaker 2: Yes, exactly.
Speaker 1: Sneakers and we got a couple of sleds and a
Speaker 1: winter coat, mittens and a beanie an Our Generation dress
Speaker 1: up doll which you've heard if you've heard of those,
Speaker 1: those were super cool. And then for mom, we got
Speaker 1: a bunch of stuff for mom, some fun, some practical.
Speaker 1: We hear you're a runner, is that right? Yeah? Okay,
Speaker 1: We've got you a two hundred dollars Hoka gift card
Speaker 1: for new shoes. We're going to send you down to
Speaker 1: Target with a five hundred dollars Target gift card. Now
Speaker 1: that can be for anything. That can be for Coldgate, toothpaste,
Speaker 1: that can be for tide pods, that can be for
Speaker 1: you know, running stuff, whatever you want. We got a
Speaker 1: just some fun little things. A Starbucks tumbler and mug.
Speaker 1: We hear you're a Starbucks person. Yeah, okay, good, very
Speaker 1: what's your order over at Starbucks?
Speaker 7: I like express one that's very good.
Speaker 1: And they found something called Eos Vanilla Cashmeir body oil
Speaker 1: body wash and body missed is great, So something you'll enjoy. Uh,
Speaker 1: for you and Sylvie and some friends or whatever you want.
Speaker 1: To break it up, We've got a one hundred dollars
Speaker 1: Broadway Pizza gift card, and I will thank every person
Speaker 1: who donated, every business that donated, I will plug them
Speaker 1: shamelessly because they didn't have to do this. They're taking
Speaker 1: it out of their own pockets. Broadway Pizza, Sarah and
Speaker 1: everybody at Broadway donated two thousand dollars in Broadway Pizza
Speaker 1: gift cards. They didn't ask for anything in exchange. Everybody
Speaker 1: at Valveeling instant oil Change. They donated two free oil
Speaker 1: changes from Valveling this year. I know it's not the
Speaker 1: most Christmasy thing of all time, but you might need
Speaker 1: an oil change necessary no change. I V three hundred
Speaker 1: dollars high V gift card shop high V this holiday season.
Speaker 1: Don't forget to sign up for high V Perks to
Speaker 1: get even more discounts and deals. So thanks to Hive,
Speaker 1: they heard about wish and they said, what can we
Speaker 1: do to help out? A two hundred dollars gift card
Speaker 1: to Saint Paul Tap that's on Jefferson Avenue over in
Speaker 1: Saint Paul's.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's a cool place, good food.
Speaker 1: Check out Saint Paul Tap MN dot com. One hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty dollars gift card to Woodhouse Spas and Eden Prairie.
Speaker 1: You know it's a little bit of a dry but
Speaker 1: it's worth it to Woodhouse Spas, thanks Megan and everybody
Speaker 1: over there in Eaton Prairie. And you can get a
Speaker 1: Woodhouse Spat gift card for the perfect holiday gift woodhouse
Speaker 1: Spas dot.
Speaker 4: Com for the fact that I threw out my back
Speaker 4: a few days ago.
Speaker 2: How'd you throw out your back? What were you doing.
Speaker 8: Between you know, a three year old crawling all over
Speaker 8: you and shoveling snow.
Speaker 7: You know, it's classic. It is what it is.
Speaker 2: This is perfect.
Speaker 1: Okay, good a little relaxing massage. But there's more for
Speaker 1: your Christmas wish pot. And all of these people just
Speaker 1: heard about this. No wait, my favorite one is the
Speaker 1: last one, and we're gonna get to that in a second. Okay,
Speaker 1: I've got a two hundred dollars vis a gift card
Speaker 1: to spend on whatever you want, donated by Plugs Electric
Speaker 1: and floor Forest like plug Z safe Home started Plugs
Speaker 1: Electric dot Com.
Speaker 2: We got one.
Speaker 1: Hundred and one dollar holiday gas card so you won't
Speaker 1: have to worry about getting a couple of tanks of
Speaker 1: gas that's on holiday for every fuel purchase now through
Speaker 1: December seventeenth, Holidays, donating a portion of sales to Christmas wish.
Speaker 1: I love this one. I was talking to Wedding Day
Speaker 1: Diamonds yesterday. We've got you a pair of half carrot
Speaker 1: diamond stud ear rings from Wedding Day. Yep, what, well,
Speaker 1: not everything needs yeah, not everything needs to be practical,
Speaker 1: but this one is just a beautiful gift from Wedding Day.
Speaker 1: Wedding Day studs start at one and every pair is
Speaker 1: on sale through December twenty fourth. Come in and pick
Speaker 1: out a gorgeous pair of shop online with three two
Speaker 1: day shipping or super easy in store pickup. But you
Speaker 1: want to hear my favorite You want to hear my
Speaker 1: favorite thing?
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 8: How is that not your mail? Okay?
Speaker 1: That's my That is a tie. But I love this
Speaker 1: one because it's so different. What is your dog's.
Speaker 8: Name, Cash Cash Money, as Philbe called them.
Speaker 2: Okay, and then you got two cats too? What are
Speaker 2: their names?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Lucy and Millie?
Speaker 2: Lucy Millie. How big of a dog is cash?
Speaker 8: Cash is like freaking almost ninety pounds?
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: I was talking to our friends at Fido's Pantry, shout
Speaker 1: out Sarah and Andrew over in excelsior, chan Hassen. They
Speaker 1: donated so much stuff. Three giant bags of dog food,
Speaker 1: three bags of kitty litter, forty pounds apiece. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: dog toys, cat toys, cat treats, dog treats and that's
Speaker 1: all from Fido's Pantry and nutris Source dog food donated
Speaker 1: to of those bags. I want to give a shout
Speaker 1: out at those gags as well, so we can't forget
Speaker 1: the fuzzy friends, A healthy pet, happy pet. Check them
Speaker 1: out at fidospantry dot com.
Speaker 8: Yeah, going up here right now. He'll be so happy.
Speaker 1: I am so glad that we got to hold of
Speaker 1: you for Christmas, but I'm so sorry about your loss.
Speaker 1: Just such a hard thing and the first Christmas to
Speaker 1: go through this. It's gotta be. It feels different this year,
Speaker 1: doesn't it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's just oh yeah, like you just
Speaker 8: it was kind of out of camped and worked that
Speaker 8: weekend and he was gone by Wednesday. And yeah, so
Speaker 8: I mean, you guys are amazing. And obviously Ashton Christine
Speaker 8: obviously my brother who convinced me to stay home for
Speaker 8: a delivery from seven to nine. Yeah, getting delivered at
Speaker 8: my high up.
Speaker 4: Thanks Ki.
Speaker 1: Well your deliveries outside that is going to be Brandon
Speaker 1: from College muscle movers. And let me tell you that
Speaker 1: there's a lot of dog food out there. Yeah, a
Speaker 1: lot of dog food and cat litter and other stuff too.
Speaker 8: Perfect.
Speaker 1: Have have the best holiday you can with little Sylvie
Speaker 1: under the circumstances. And thanks for taking the call with
Speaker 1: Christmas wish. And I'll let you say your goodbyes to
Speaker 1: Christy and Ashley.
Speaker 8: Well, I love you guys so much. Is that why
Speaker 8: Tom came and shoveled me aut at six a m.
Speaker 4: This morning like yad of helper.
Speaker 6: So thank you Tom, Thank you, hih a, thank you everyone,
Speaker 6: but everyone here guys so much.
Speaker 2: Thank you Christy and Ashley for doing this. We really
Speaker 2: appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Merry Christmas and thanks for listening, uh to Katie w
Speaker 1: B and you never thought you'd be recipating them a
Speaker 1: Chris mus wish, No Molly, but but here you are
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 2: You take care.
Speaker 8: Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Thank you Christmas wish on KDWB. We'll be back in
Speaker 1: a second on the Dave Ryan in the Morning Show.
Speaker 1: More Christmas wishes every day, all the rest of this week,
Speaker 1: all next week, and if we're lucky and we keep
Speaker 1: doing well the donations, we'll do two more right before
Speaker 1: Christmas as well.
Speaker 7: One point three KDWB I.
Speaker 2: Got a couple of things for you.
Speaker 1: Vikings tickets actually one, two, three four Vikings tickets. See
Speaker 1: the Vikings play Green Bay. It's into early January. I
Speaker 1: know the exact date, but it is five hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: Also in game day cash. It's all from Aquarius Home Services.
Speaker 1: Go to KDWB dot com slash furnace. Yep, we have
Speaker 1: got an extension called Furnace KWB dot com slash furnace
Speaker 1: and you can sign up on their hecket's Green Bay.
Speaker 5: It's on January fourth, by the way. But yeah, it's
Speaker 5: the big game against the Packers here.
Speaker 1: Who I wonder how it is if you like you're
Speaker 1: a Packers fan and your partner is a Vikings fan.
Speaker 7: That's how my sister and her husband are are.
Speaker 2: They did they get along okay with that? Do they
Speaker 2: make fun of each other for it?
Speaker 5: So they try to have the kids pick which team
Speaker 5: they want, and so sometimes the kids will pick out
Speaker 5: Vikings gear in the morning on the day of like
Speaker 5: a Vikings Packers game.
Speaker 7: And then my sister's like, that's not my kid anymore.
Speaker 2: You know, they have fun.
Speaker 5: I didn't see my friends Carrie and Freddy. They just
Speaker 5: had a baby or maybe no, it wasn't carrying Freddy.
Speaker 5: It was Meat Sauce down the hall Mead Sauce has
Speaker 5: a new baby, Louie. Yeah, little Louis. So his wife
Speaker 5: is a Packers fan. Obviously, mean Sauce is a Vikings fan.
Speaker 5: And they let Louie crawl to which gear he wanted
Speaker 5: for the game. Pick the Vikings, Joyce, Louie, just kidding.
Speaker 7: I don't hate the Vikings. I just love the Packers.
Speaker 2: I get it, I get it. Let's do the daily daily.
Speaker 2: I'm Katie w B.
Speaker 3: Yesterday I watched them up Christmas Carol, and I was
Speaker 3: soaking up all of that Scrooge energy. So my question
Speaker 3: for y'all today is it's time to release your inner Scrooge.
Speaker 7: What do you hate about the holidays?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: By, but I.
Speaker 1: Don't really hate anything, but I will dig up an
Speaker 1: inner Scrooge.
Speaker 7: First, you say, okay, yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 2: Go ahead.
Speaker 5: Well, I luckily won't have to deal with it this year.
Speaker 5: But for me, it's personally going to a million different
Speaker 5: holidays when you have a partner, it's exhausting. It is
Speaker 5: really like I don't feel like you get to thoroughly
Speaker 5: enjoy anything, especially for me because I have family in Wisconsin,
Speaker 5: and like it was just a lot of like going
Speaker 5: all over the place that eventually you do sort of
Speaker 5: have to just like pick one family and like do
Speaker 5: holidays with that family, and then I just feel bad
Speaker 5: for the other family, like it sucks. And so I
Speaker 5: would say that's my scrooge thing, is like when you
Speaker 5: have to go to a million different ones. There was
Speaker 5: I think two years ago or something we had just
Speaker 5: decided to not.
Speaker 7: Do almost anything. We just kind of like, well I.
Speaker 5: Don't want to trip, yeah, because it just it gets
Speaker 5: to be too exhausted.
Speaker 7: And that's my scrooge moment line.
Speaker 3: Okay, my scrooge moment, I think is being expected to
Speaker 3: find the perfect gift for everyone in your family and
Speaker 3: your friends, because I like being inspired. If I'm at
Speaker 3: a store in June and I see something that I'm like,
Speaker 3: my sister would love this, I'm going to buy it
Speaker 3: for her and give it to her in June when
Speaker 3: I see it, I don't want to buy it and
Speaker 3: then put it in my closet and forget it's there
Speaker 3: until Christmas. But Christmas itself, like the whole holiday season,
Speaker 3: you have to just like, oh, I have to go
Speaker 3: Christmas shopping, So now I'm going to go to a
Speaker 3: store and then have to think, Okay, what would my
Speaker 3: sister want? What would my sister's spouse want? And I
Speaker 3: hate that. That's my scrooge moment about the holidays.
Speaker 9: I hate having to go to like, let's say, my
Speaker 9: grandma's house, and there's family members that I see once
Speaker 9: twice a year, and then we have to do the
Speaker 9: catch up because it's like sure, high Aunt, Carol, but
Speaker 9: you don't really care about like, oh, what are you
Speaker 9: got going on? You're just doing it because as we're
Speaker 9: here and you don't speak to me the rest of
Speaker 9: the year, let's just say hi by keep it pushing,
Speaker 9: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: And I really can't come up with anything scroogy. I
Speaker 1: will only say the amount of waste and wrapping paper
Speaker 1: that you ball up and throw into garbage bags. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and cardboard boxes that just gets stuffed into your like
Speaker 1: trash can out in the garage. I just like, I'm
Speaker 1: an environmental guy, but not a freak about it. But
Speaker 1: it's just like that wrapping paper gets used, the cardboard
Speaker 1: boxes gets used, it all gets thrown into your dumpster
Speaker 1: and then it's in a landfill, and I just, you know,
Speaker 1: I can't really think of anything else.
Speaker 2: Because I'm a joyful person.
Speaker 1: Oh I'm a joyful bright light of Christmas to scrooge
Speaker 1: the rest of the year.
Speaker 2: Now we scrooge the rest of the year. Halloween pisses me.
Speaker 2: The hef off.
Speaker 3: A lot of text message, someone says, I hate that
Speaker 3: seemingly everyone gets holidays off and I don't. So I
Speaker 3: get invited to things and I have to tell them
Speaker 3: that I work, and they always say, but it's Christmas Eve,
Speaker 3: and I say, yeah.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 3: A lot of the people are complaining about the amount
Speaker 3: of money they have to spend on gifts. That stresses
Speaker 3: me out, and gift giving is a supposed to be stressful.
Speaker 7: Someone's really scroogey.
Speaker 3: They say, Christmas has just become a commercial holiday. People
Speaker 3: are spending so much money, going broke for a holiday
Speaker 3: that doesn't even align with their belief system.
Speaker 9: There's so many commercial holidays Valentine's Day's another way true.
Speaker 3: But that's the scrooge moment for the Daily Bailey. You're
Speaker 3: allowed to scrooge sometimes I get it coming up next
Speaker 3: to you go to a holiday party, it's time to leave?
Speaker 3: How do you get out gracefully without doing the long? Oh,
Speaker 3: stay a little bit longer?
Speaker 1: Four words to exit a holiday or any party where
Speaker 1: you're ready to leave. And this is four solid words
Speaker 1: that I will fill you in coming up next on
Speaker 1: KDWB one on one point three KDWBO.
Speaker 9: Four.
Speaker 1: When you go to a Christmas party, whether it's a
Speaker 1: work party or a neighborhood party or a family party
Speaker 1: or whatever. Yet, so how do you say goodbye? Do
Speaker 1: you'd be like, well, better be taken off now, you
Speaker 1: slap your knees. You know you're sitting down, slap your knees,
Speaker 1: go well we better get home, better get blah blah.
Speaker 2: And then then the host will be like, oh, what's
Speaker 2: your hurry?
Speaker 1: Or we just do the Irish goodbye. Susan and I
Speaker 1: were just like, okay, the hosts aren't looking. Let you
Speaker 1: dip out. You know you have to go in and interrupt.
Speaker 1: And the hosts are talking to somebody else you have
Speaker 1: to be like, hey, we're gonna take off now, oh
Speaker 1: well great, how's cars to God?
Speaker 2: Leave me alone?
Speaker 1: So here's what you do four words. It is a
Speaker 1: fool proof formula from somebody who is a senior lecturer
Speaker 1: amy arius at a college and so they're real smart.
Speaker 1: They say, you do two words to make it clear
Speaker 1: that you're leaving, head it out or it's time. Those
Speaker 1: are the first two words. Don't over explain, don't use
Speaker 1: qualifiers or like, well, probably time to leave or probably
Speaker 1: should get going, because that's going to open it up
Speaker 1: to no, no, no, no, no no, no, so and
Speaker 1: so is going to make a toast, or wait, we
Speaker 1: haven't brought out the cake yet. You do not need
Speaker 1: to provide any reason for leave.
Speaker 2: Leave leaving.
Speaker 1: You don't have to be like, oh, I gotta go
Speaker 1: hover the babysitter, because if you do, they're going to
Speaker 1: try to convince you to say, pay him a give
Speaker 1: him some extra money. They'll love the money. Next thing
Speaker 1: you know, it's forty five minutes later and you're still there,
Speaker 1: So heading out, it's time. The next two words two
Speaker 1: words of praise amazing party, such fun, headed out, amazing party.
Speaker 1: Now you said I'm leaving, and you've said gracefully, I've
Speaker 1: appreciated your hospitality. We are out gone. Oh there you go.
Speaker 1: I don't heat it out, amazing party.
Speaker 3: I just think that's a weird. That's just would be weird.
Speaker 3: Headed out, amazing party. And then the door slams like, oh, oh, well,
Speaker 3: there goes Dave. I guess a bit passes bye. Yeah,
Speaker 3: what the heck? I'd rather say because a lot of
Speaker 3: people when you said these four words, people are texting
Speaker 3: in saying I have to poop.
Speaker 1: Well that's funny, but you're you're not going to announce
Speaker 1: that at a like a comedy Christmas party.
Speaker 3: Well maybe not at the company one, but a family
Speaker 3: Christmas party.
Speaker 1: Great time, head it out, good luck, saya nara two words,
Speaker 1: saya nara, Okay, peace out.
Speaker 2: But there It is.
Speaker 5: The hardest thing for me is not leaving a company
Speaker 5: party or something like that.
Speaker 7: It is leaving my mother's home.
Speaker 5: When I am home for the holidays and I say, hey, Mom,
Speaker 5: I'm probably gonna head out like early afternoon, get back
Speaker 5: before it gets dark. Whatever she knows, I'm usually heading
Speaker 5: out by Newnish. All of a sudden, you know, it's
Speaker 5: like eleven thirty, I'm packing up.
Speaker 7: You're going, well, I have a.
Speaker 5: Lag in the oven for you, and I'm baking cookies,
Speaker 5: and all of a sudden, it's like, you need to
Speaker 5: take this, you need to do this, bla blah blah.
Speaker 7: And it's a whole ordeal for me.
Speaker 5: To get out of the house without my mom packing
Speaker 5: up an entire life for me.
Speaker 7: And I feel like a lot of other.
Speaker 5: Millennials have experiences, at least my algorithm shows it where
Speaker 5: it's like, you can't just leave your mom's house and
Speaker 5: she's got a million things for you.
Speaker 7: That's my dad.
Speaker 3: He's like, here's this bag of stuff that I've got
Speaker 3: for you. I'm like, I don't want this, but he
Speaker 3: always says, well, I don't want to keep you. And
Speaker 3: that's how that's how he like throws me out. If
Speaker 3: he doesn't want me around anymore, he'll be like, well,
Speaker 3: I don't want to keep you. Then hands me the
Speaker 3: plastic bag of stuff.
Speaker 1: And that's another thing. How do you get rid of
Speaker 1: the guests that stay until two o'clock? You know what, Florence,
Speaker 1: let's go ahead and get one more drink. Somebody once said,
Speaker 1: you're supposed to slap your knees and go, well, we
Speaker 1: better go to bed so these nice people can go home.
Speaker 5: Yeah, our friend Tony of the show, he hosted a
Speaker 5: friends giving for us last year, and we finish up
Speaker 5: dinner and we play a few games. He goes, well,
Speaker 5: I don't know about you, guys, but I'm about to
Speaker 5: go to bed. So you guys can ever stay here
Speaker 5: and entertain yourselves or leave.
Speaker 7: All right, We're gonna be.
Speaker 1: There is a time, you know, there is a time
Speaker 1: where it's like, you know what, I got to clean
Speaker 1: this mess up. When you leave, I get to get
Speaker 1: up and go to work tomorrow, or I'm just tired.
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Speaker 1: I saw this on the Instagram last night, and it's
Speaker 1: if the Beach Boys saying about winter rather than summer.
Speaker 2: Here we go. It does get dark by about four thirty.
Speaker 1: The good news is in another couple of weeks it'll
Speaker 1: start getting a little lighter and staying lighter longer.
Speaker 5: If you need energy to keep yourself awake when its
Speaker 5: stark at four, you can go to holiday station stores
Speaker 5: because they've got great deals, especially with Red Bull. Right
Speaker 5: now it's buy two, get one free and they are
Speaker 5: featuring their new winter edition frosted Apple flavor. So this
Speaker 5: is not necessarily a celebrity, but it is a celebrity
Speaker 5: in my mind. Someone texted in saying we haven't heard
Speaker 5: from Jenny's mom lately. Is she's still dating cool? And
Speaker 5: the update on that is that, yeah, she is still
Speaker 5: talking to the person that she was going on on
Speaker 5: dates with. However, that person has like some personal stuff
Speaker 5: going on in their life and they both work all
Speaker 5: the time and so it's been hard for them to
Speaker 5: get together.
Speaker 7: But she's hoping to maybe see him this weekend, so
Speaker 7: we'll see.
Speaker 5: But her and I did have a little chat about
Speaker 5: men and accountability recently.
Speaker 7: There's that I have a question. This is going to
Speaker 7: be a dumb question. I know your mom works in landscaping.
Speaker 7: What do you do in landscaping in the winter time?
Speaker 5: So she actually has taken up a winter landscaping sports.
Speaker 7: She does holidipods.
Speaker 5: She actually turned her entire basement into like a what
Speaker 5: looks like a Santa's workshop because she has ribbons. She
Speaker 5: built out like all of this stuff to be able
Speaker 5: to have ribbons on these I don't know, scroll things cool.
Speaker 7: And so she does that for people.
Speaker 5: And I mean she does do like clean up and stuff,
Speaker 5: but obviously now with the snow, she's not doing that.
Speaker 5: But she works almost every of the year somehow, even
Speaker 5: though she is a landscape.
Speaker 3: Get it siny, get it nice. There is an ESPN personality.
Speaker 3: His name is Stephen A. Smith, and he told people
Speaker 3: that he believes Travis Kelcey is going to retire from
Speaker 3: the NFL so he can enjoy married life with Taylor Swift.
Speaker 7: A pretty hefty prediction. Yeah, he's so young, I know,
Speaker 7: I know. Well, actually, wow, he's like thirty something.
Speaker 5: No, he's like thirty seven or thirty for the end
Speaker 5: of the career.
Speaker 2: That's not young anymore. That's old, La, How old? What's
Speaker 2: like retirement age for the.
Speaker 7: NFL on five.
Speaker 2: Yeah, seriously, like early thirties. Yes, there is.
Speaker 1: It's kind of interesting for the just kind of a sidebar,
Speaker 1: forty four year old grandfather of one may be the
Speaker 1: starting quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts because they, I guess
Speaker 1: the Colts quarterback had an injury and they don't have
Speaker 1: a big deep bench, so they got this guy who
Speaker 1: is forty four years old. He's played one season a
Speaker 1: couple of years ago, but he may be starting for
Speaker 1: the Colts this weekend. Forty four years old and the grandfather.
Speaker 1: It's kind of cool though.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, this guy just believes that Kelsey's going to
Speaker 3: retire and then pivot to television and do commentary, which
Speaker 3: is what a lot of you know, retired sports people do, right.
Speaker 9: Michael Stran Yeah, we all know the Frosty the Snowman
Speaker 9: classic Christmas movie.
Speaker 2: We love it. We watch it every single year.
Speaker 9: So the guy who voiced Frosty in that he died
Speaker 9: back in the eighties.
Speaker 5: But what's his name, Oh, Frosty Dave voice Frosty.
Speaker 2: We I don't know, but we looked it up yesterday.
Speaker 2: It's a name.
Speaker 1: It's not a name. That's commonly known Jackie Vernon. Jackie
Speaker 1: Vernon was like Mery Chris, that's what he said, Happy Birthday.
Speaker 9: Well, he died back in the eighties, but his son
Speaker 9: was doing an interview recently and apparently he revealed that
Speaker 9: his dad had three secret families on the side, which
Speaker 9: is nuts. And I guess you could afford that back then,
Speaker 9: because two families is a lot.
Speaker 2: One family is a lot, I'm sure.
Speaker 9: But the funniest part of the whole story is that
Speaker 9: he had so and all the different families and he
Speaker 9: named every single son.
Speaker 2: I think at least five, Ralph had five different name
Speaker 2: what all right?
Speaker 1: They came up with a list of the most annoying
Speaker 1: Christmas songs and I'm gonna count them down for you.
Speaker 1: Here we go, number nine. We're start at number nine.
Speaker 1: Paul McCartney Wonderful Christmas Time.
Speaker 7: Hate that song.
Speaker 1: I like that song, but it is kind of annoying
Speaker 1: because it just has about five words in the whole song.
Speaker 1: Every version of White Christmas, Happy Christmas by John Lennon
Speaker 1: and le Yoko Ono whoa isver and you canna hear
Speaker 1: her wailing in the background. I don't know who told
Speaker 1: Yoko she could sing, but oh my god, it's horror.
Speaker 1: I don't dislike it. Every version of Deck the Halls,
Speaker 1: every version of Baby It's Cold Outside, Burl Lives Holly
Speaker 1: Jolly Christmas the fourth most annoying Christmas song, and now
Speaker 1: we're into the top three most annoying Christmas songs of
Speaker 1: fall tame number two and the number one most annoying
Speaker 1: Christmas song of all time, at least according to this research,
Speaker 1: is I would say, probably arguably one of the most
Speaker 1: requested Christmas songs of all time too.
Speaker 7: It's annoying. I think it's great.
Speaker 2: It's catchy. Shoot up to number one every year.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Kim Kardashian has been cast in a comedy called The
Speaker 5: Fifth Wheel, and it's gonna be directed by Eva Longoria
Speaker 5: and Kim's gonna play the quote hot outsider who crashes
Speaker 5: a Vegas get together of old friends. And if she's
Speaker 5: the fifth wheel, I can already debunk that this is
Speaker 5: going to be a flop of a movie, because someone
Speaker 5: who's as hot as Kim Kardashian is never going to
Speaker 5: be the fifth wheel. She is most likely going to
Speaker 5: be the one who has a partner. She's the driver
Speaker 5: right in the group of friends and there's gonna be
Speaker 5: some other friend because isn't there wasn't there a movie
Speaker 5: that was called like the or something.
Speaker 7: Oh yes, like something like that.
Speaker 5: So it's like, you can't put Kim Kardashi in that position.
Speaker 5: But we'll see. I don't know, I'll probably watch it.
Speaker 5: It's gonna be on Netflix.
Speaker 7: I've been the fifth Wheel and multiplications. That's okay.
Speaker 3: Gwen Tefani and Blake Shelton shut down. They're split rumors
Speaker 3: with a shopping outing. So everyone in their mom was
Speaker 3: talking about them that they're getting divorced.
Speaker 7: They're splitting up after a long, long run.
Speaker 3: But now they're out grocery shopping, and so people are like,
Speaker 3: wait a second, I thought you guys were going to
Speaker 3: break up, and I guess it's never mind.
Speaker 7: They're not.
Speaker 3: They've been completely baffled by the divorce rumors, and say baffled.
Speaker 7: Baffled.
Speaker 9: Wendy Williams might be ganni at her conservatorship or I
Speaker 9: think her guardianship really soon. Here's her attorney telling you
Speaker 9: whenhen is this.
Speaker 2: There are guardianship attorneys and we're watching and waiting. They
Speaker 2: have a short Wendy by years then she'll be out
Speaker 2: of guardianship. No guardianship should feel like a sentence, and honestly,
Speaker 2: Wendy's does.
Speaker 9: Speaking of guardianships, you know what I did the other day?
Speaker 9: I went and looked up a picture of Britney Spears
Speaker 9: back in her prime or I think it was one
Speaker 9: of those things that shows you heard through the years,
Speaker 9: and man, Britney Spears through the years, it's just such
Speaker 9: a shame just to see the light in her eyes
Speaker 9: just dwindles slowly, ever so slowly, but surely, just because
Speaker 9: I'm probably her conservativeship and all the things she went through.
Speaker 1: You talk about somebody who was just a bright light
Speaker 1: when she was seventeen and just looks so happy and joyful,
Speaker 1: and you talk about a business that took her, sexualized her,
Speaker 1: used her, sexualized her, used her, and then wrung her out.
Speaker 1: I mean that is what showbiz can do to some people.
Speaker 1: I mean, I look at Ariana Grande and I don't
Speaker 1: care if it's not PC or not. Something's wrong with her.
Speaker 1: She is really struggling with something and I don't know what,
Speaker 1: but that business will take you and wring you out,
Speaker 1: especially if you're sexualized. And Ariana Grande wasn't really, but
Speaker 1: there's something amiss with Ariana.
Speaker 9: But I feel like Brittany, I don't know because I
Speaker 9: was very young. Britney seems like she kind of got
Speaker 9: forced or coerced into it. Correct me if I'm wrong
Speaker 9: on that. Arianna seems like she's this is part of
Speaker 9: her plan.
Speaker 1: I mean, I mean, who really knows the secret? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 7: I think anyone in Hollywood, you don't hit ever.
Speaker 2: Know that's true. Have you heard this term yet?
Speaker 1: A psychiatrist coined it in a new book that came
Speaker 1: out this year. If you're not an extrovert or an introvert,
Speaker 1: you might be an outrovert. A what an ultrovert, and
Speaker 1: it's not a mix of the two. The term for
Speaker 1: that is an ambivert, where you're one or the other
Speaker 1: or both in certain ways, that's an ambivert, but outroverts
Speaker 1: are different. That means other. And the top sign is
Speaker 1: you're constantly feeling like an outsider, like you don't feel in,
Speaker 1: like an utrovert. So you're not an introvert or an
Speaker 1: extrovert or an ambrovert. You just don't feel like you
Speaker 1: fit in the guy who came up with it thinks
Speaker 1: he is one, and he's seen some of it in
Speaker 1: his patients too. He says ultraverts can be extremely social
Speaker 1: and well liked, they're just more about the one on
Speaker 1: one and they don't really connect with groups. He says
Speaker 1: ultroverts can be independent thinkers who are not emotionally dependent
Speaker 1: on what others think, so they're kind of renegades. He
Speaker 1: says that it might be the default setting that we're
Speaker 1: born with and we are learning through our lives to
Speaker 1: be introverts or extroverts. I think I know some people
Speaker 1: like that, and I think I know I actually good
Speaker 1: name of you that they're very outgoing, they're well loved,
Speaker 1: but they always always always worry about what people think
Speaker 1: about them. And I think if you worry too much
Speaker 1: about what people think about you, just don't.
Speaker 5: Well, I don't worry about what people think about you
Speaker 5: if you don't care what you think about them, Like
Speaker 5: I don't know if you don't like respect someone. And
Speaker 5: I think about like the trolls that we get sometimes
Speaker 5: from being in radio. It doesn't bother me because why
Speaker 5: do I care about an anonymous person saying that I'm
Speaker 5: a whore or something? I don't care?
Speaker 9: True?
Speaker 2: But I think I think that this is kind of
Speaker 2: a bold statement.
Speaker 1: I don't feel I don't care what other people think
Speaker 1: about me because I know I'm a good person. I
Speaker 1: don't worry if somebody spreading rumors like is a chronic
Speaker 1: you know whatever, or Dave is a whatever.
Speaker 2: I don't worry about it because I know I'm a
Speaker 2: good person.
Speaker 1: And I think sometimes it's a Sometimes you know that
Speaker 1: you're hiding an aspect of your personality and you're worried
Speaker 1: that other people are onto you, and that sometimes makes
Speaker 1: you feel like you're left out. And I don't care
Speaker 1: because I'm not really that I'm a good person, and
Speaker 1: I don't worry about what other people.
Speaker 5: Think if I'MONEA asked us, I think, Dave, you were
Speaker 5: like signing one of your children's books at the live podcast.
Speaker 5: They asked us after the live podcast if there was
Speaker 5: like anything that where we don't really like show on
Speaker 5: the show about ourselves, and I say that I feel
Speaker 5: like we all do a pretty good job representing who
Speaker 5: we are as people we don't like come on, turn
Speaker 5: the mice on and pretend to be someone that we're not.
Speaker 1: Like there's a lot of radio people that pretend to
Speaker 1: be wonderful people and they're really not. But they're really
Speaker 1: It's like not even radio people. There's probably people at
Speaker 1: your work. It's like Sarah gets away with everything because
Speaker 1: she's so good at pretending she's an angel, but then
Speaker 1: she's a narcissistic, backstabber, manipulator who you know.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I do wonder, like what if I just moved
Speaker 3: to you know, Austria, I could be whoever I wanted
Speaker 3: to be, because no one there knows who I am.
Speaker 2: So I figured you out, then they'll figure you out.
Speaker 7: Figure me out. But at least for like a year,
Speaker 7: they want to know. I could do whatever I want.
Speaker 7: I just have to act out whatever you would do.
Speaker 2: It though you'd be like, yes, I'm the queen of Montana.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, well yeah, you don't hear about it a
Speaker 1: lot because we are a very elite.
Speaker 2: Group of queens.
Speaker 7: They don't know, they don't know.
Speaker 2: You would screw it up that way.
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