Speaker 1: From Hollywood to you. Thank you for listening to us.
Speaker 2: Ryan Air on Air with a Ryan Seacrest.
Speaker 3: All right, guys, shoot, I forgot to use the restaurant
Speaker 3: before we start one or two point seven.
Speaker 2: That's the worst.
Speaker 1: Everybody you should know.
Speaker 3: I already disappears like seconds before this show begins to
Speaker 3: finish that, so I don't have to do it in
Speaker 3: the middle of it, and I failed. So Hi, good morning,
Speaker 3: good to see you, guys. We're Thursday, November sixteenth, Today's
Speaker 3: National Fast Food Day. We've all talked about our favorite
Speaker 3: fast food establishments before one week from Thanksgiving. So I
Speaker 3: was reading something about Thanksgiving that came into my feed
Speaker 3: click click click California, New York. So this is about
Speaker 3: Thanksgiving pie preferences broken in my state.
Speaker 1: Okay, why what's wrong.
Speaker 4: So funny that you say that because I am getting
Speaker 4: some pies today?
Speaker 3: Well, then the timing is perfect hilary for California, New York.
Speaker 3: There is I'm it's hysterical.
Speaker 4: Last not a pie eater. So this is very random
Speaker 4: that you're.
Speaker 1: Saying, are you getting pies?
Speaker 4: Because two of Robbie's best friends are inviting us over
Speaker 4: to celebrate our engagement and they and we're bringing pies,
Speaker 4: but we're bringing.
Speaker 1: You're having a hard time answering this question. What's really
Speaker 1: going on.
Speaker 4: We're bringing an oreo pie and a s'mores pie.
Speaker 2: But why are you bringing pies if you're not a
Speaker 2: pie person?
Speaker 4: Because it's like Thanksgiving season. It feels cute.
Speaker 1: Cute anyway.
Speaker 3: So California and New York are their favorite is pumpkin pie.
Speaker 3: Pumpkin pie in Georgia, sweet potato pie. Florida's key lime
Speaker 3: pie for Thanksgiving. Arkansas, Indiana peanut butter pie, peanut butter pie.
Speaker 1: Where you getting the oreo pie? That sounds great?
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: They are vegan and gluten free, thank you very much.
Speaker 4: It's called Winston and it's on Third Street by Jones.
Speaker 3: Sounds really good. Feel free to get a few extra pie.
Speaker 3: I'm not a pie person either, I know, I'm like
Speaker 3: an unconventional pie guy. Yes, I have a cheesecake. I'm
Speaker 3: not a cheesecake guy either, but cheese cake factory cheese.
Speaker 4: There's a peanut butter pie. There's a peanut butter pie too.
Speaker 3: So in Kansas their favorite pie is a Freedo chili pie.
Speaker 1: What I might like that? Oh yeah, it is, but
Speaker 1: it's a savory pie.
Speaker 4: Kind of like a chili billy.
Speaker 2: I'll have a bite.
Speaker 1: Do you do a pecan? Or a pecan or a
Speaker 1: what do you do?
Speaker 5: Sis?
Speaker 2: That's what we do. That's my go to if I
Speaker 2: was going to pick out a pie, because there's all
Speaker 2: they're always there, they're always available.
Speaker 3: I eat the pie crust forward, so start with the
Speaker 3: back and eat to the point.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I would never do that.
Speaker 1: It's the best stuff. You want to get the best
Speaker 1: stuff first.
Speaker 2: I want to have. I want to save. I want
Speaker 2: to save that for the end.
Speaker 3: I don't want to eat the whole piece, so or
Speaker 3: rather eat the back, the trunk of the piece for
Speaker 3: it and stop halfway through Seisney, What is this that's
Speaker 3: bothering you?
Speaker 4: Here?
Speaker 2: It's okay, so I guess it is bothering me. The
Speaker 2: other day I was in the conversation with one of
Speaker 2: my friends and we were talking about the Britney Spears
Speaker 2: book and I was like, oh, I just read it,
Speaker 2: and she read it as well. She read a hard copy,
Speaker 2: like actually bought the book of it. And I was like, well,
Speaker 2: I listened to it on audible. She's like, well, that's
Speaker 2: not reading the book. I was like, yes, it is.
Speaker 1: I finished it.
Speaker 2: I got all of the info from it that you
Speaker 2: did by reading it. But the only difference is that
Speaker 2: I had Michelle Williams Arry, I.
Speaker 1: Say, you read the book, well, I read.
Speaker 2: I read the book. But then I sometimes we'll yes,
Speaker 2: listen to it on.
Speaker 3: Audible, like reading the book, it's not what it's what
Speaker 3: it's I listened to that on audio whatever.
Speaker 4: It's the same thing.
Speaker 2: I will say, listen. But then but then even so
Speaker 2: she's saying that it's not considered reading.
Speaker 1: It's not.
Speaker 3: But she's bragging about her reading. And she's one of
Speaker 3: those people that's prove that they're smarter than we are.
Speaker 3: I'll just admit I'm not that smart when it comes
Speaker 3: to reading, Like I have to read sentences twice. It
Speaker 3: takes me forever to finish a book. I carry the
Speaker 3: same one around like for months.
Speaker 2: Uh huh.
Speaker 3: And but if you do listen to a book, I
Speaker 3: do think you say that you listen to it versus
Speaker 3: read it, or you're trying to be something you're not.
Speaker 1: You know, but let's just call who we are who
Speaker 1: we are.
Speaker 2: But she's also saying that you get more out of
Speaker 2: it if you actually read it versus listening.
Speaker 3: That person to be totally yeah, what books are you reading?
Speaker 3: What books are you reading right now?
Speaker 4: So you didn't hand write your card And she's.
Speaker 2: Like, oh, you're when you're listening to it, you're distracted,
Speaker 2: you're driving or doing this. You're not really like she's imagine, well, yes,
Speaker 2: I am. I totally imagined the whole thing. I was
Speaker 2: picturing her like in Louisiana and like actually up as
Speaker 2: a kid, and how troubled her life was and this
Speaker 2: and that.
Speaker 4: I think you're smarter when you're listening to it because
Speaker 4: you're multitasking, so it's like you're cramming in more things
Speaker 4: into your day.
Speaker 3: But just admit you listen to it. It's like, if
Speaker 3: you took an uber, do you say you drove there?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's true what you say you drove there?
Speaker 3: If you so, if you meet me for lunch and
Speaker 3: I say, oh, how is it, dravy, you go, well,
Speaker 3: I drove here quickly. No, you took an uber. You
Speaker 3: don't lie about taking an uber or driving, so don't
Speaker 3: I wouldn't.
Speaker 2: Well, it's like, hey, if you needed to have a
Speaker 2: conversation with me and you text me, do you say
Speaker 2: you talk to me or you text me?
Speaker 1: That one confuses me.
Speaker 4: I said I talk to you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I sometimes I like to say we talked, So
Speaker 3: I cheat on that one a little bit. There's a
Speaker 3: another way of saying, I was, I was, I touched
Speaker 3: base with, I was in touch with I touched base
Speaker 3: and she was saying, and she was saying, or she
Speaker 3: was telling me.
Speaker 1: There are ways around that. One.
Speaker 3: Tell your friend that needs to prove that they read
Speaker 3: the book. Good for you, like good for you to
Speaker 3: have all that time.
Speaker 4: Also, I fall asleep when I read, so it's like, well.
Speaker 1: That's good news.
Speaker 2: Well I'll read a page and I won't know what
Speaker 2: I read.
Speaker 3: I got this great new book. It's like a thousand
Speaker 3: pages called Basic Economics.
Speaker 4: Karen Oka Michael writ in that book.
Speaker 3: Wait let me answer this press conference. Yes, Siny Michael
Speaker 3: read that book. Okay, great, Well tell him I'm carrying
Speaker 3: around haven't opened yet, And Tanya.
Speaker 4: Is it white and green the cover?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Great, I'm now.
Speaker 4: Because I feel like Robbie's been holding that around for
Speaker 4: a while too.
Speaker 2: There's nothing worse than going on vacation and bringing this
Speaker 2: big book with you and being like, oh, I'm going
Speaker 2: to read this, and then you didn't read it once
Speaker 2: on vacation and you lugged it around.
Speaker 3: We take your space in your luggage for a big
Speaker 3: hard back book that you never opened. But before you go,
Speaker 3: you're like, you know what, We're gonna have so much
Speaker 3: time to do, nothing to read.
Speaker 1: Exactly.
Speaker 2: I never do read.
Speaker 3: And you know, I see people around the pool that
Speaker 3: just read makes me feel bad because I'm at the bar.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can't do it.
Speaker 2: I can't fuck it.
Speaker 3: I'm like, you know what, they're they're better people than
Speaker 3: I am, because I would, like Margarita, what I want
Speaker 3: to do, keep a hardback book every single morning out
Speaker 3: there ten am with their book. After they save their
Speaker 3: space with their chaise lungs, throw that book down to
Speaker 3: save their chaise lounge.
Speaker 4: You know, I think that you could really get into cards.
Speaker 1: Like playing cards. Yeah, how do you know?
Speaker 2: He's not.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I could just see you, like playing
Speaker 4: like Rummy by the pool with like a drink in
Speaker 4: your hand, because it's like, do.
Speaker 1: You play Rummy? Yes, you played gin Rummy.
Speaker 4: It's not we played Serbian Rummy, but U versus Serbian.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I don't know the rules for gin,
Speaker 4: so I just taught Robbie is Serbian rummy. But we
Speaker 4: play at every vacation that we go on, and it's
Speaker 4: like so fun because you're doing something.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, backcammon, I don't like guy I ever played
Speaker 2: that game? Is that that the ball with the net
Speaker 2: thing attached to it? No, that's.
Speaker 1: That gammut is in that little box. Oh with that
Speaker 1: little Yeah, we move the little coins around.
Speaker 2: So impressed it like you figure out.
Speaker 3: Everything our net and our little birdies in our rackets.
Speaker 3: If you're hosting Thanksgiving this year, I was just talking
Speaker 3: to who was hosting twenty people? Somebody I ran into,
Speaker 3: I don't know, someone somewhere. They're telling me they're hosting
Speaker 3: for twenty people. I said, that sounds like a lot
Speaker 3: of work. Twenty people's a lot.
Speaker 1: Oh we're at forty you're forty.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're about thirty.
Speaker 3: We're having four, four people Thanksgiving because everyone's going different directions.
Speaker 1: We have four people.
Speaker 2: That's why I'm not hosting. My sister's hosting. But we're
Speaker 2: at forty people.
Speaker 1: Forty people's a lot anyway.
Speaker 3: A new study says two thirds of people prefer the
Speaker 3: side dishes to the main entreent and Thanksgiving. We established that, yep,
Speaker 3: these are the three most popular side dishes in case
Speaker 3: you want to bring one of these. One, mashed potatoes
Speaker 3: have a secret recipe. You gotta have a special recipe,
Speaker 3: something makes them special. Two stuffing. People love stuffing. I
Speaker 3: like cornbread stuffing.
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't think I've tried cornbread stuffing.
Speaker 1: It's kind of a Southern thing. It's really good, delicious.
Speaker 1: And the other thing. Top three sides. Mac and cheese.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my brother in law makes a good mac and cheese.
Speaker 1: But do you do a signature mac and cheese?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he does a signature one. It's like his own recipe.
Speaker 3: You can tell cheese mac and cheese crunchy on the
Speaker 3: top exactly.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Mashed potatoes pass stuffing since last year to become number one.
Speaker 3: Sweet potatoes, green bean castroll four and five. There you
Speaker 3: go if you want to have a popular side for
Speaker 3: your Thanksgiving meal. Today's quote when life is sweet, say
Speaker 3: thank you and celebrate. When life is bitter, say thank
Speaker 3: you and grow.
Speaker 1: Just FM headlines.
Speaker 2: Well, we experienced the first bit of this storm system
Speaker 2: yesterday all over the south Land and it'll continue to
Speaker 2: bring rain fall throughout the weekend. Some light break from
Speaker 2: the wet weather today, but scattered showers. O're going to
Speaker 2: persist with that rainfall back up tomorrow and continue Saturday,
Speaker 2: possibly through Sunday as well. Thousands of workers at more
Speaker 2: than two hundred US Starbucks stores plan to walk off
Speaker 2: the job today in what organizers say is the largest
Speaker 2: strike yet in the two year old effort to unionize
Speaker 2: the company's stores. The Workers United Union chose Starbucks's annual
Speaker 2: Red Cub Day to stage the walkout since it's usually
Speaker 2: one of the busiest days of the year. The union
Speaker 2: said it was expecting more than five thousand workers to
Speaker 2: take part in its Red Cup rebellion. Around thirty stores
Speaker 2: also stage walkouts yesterday. The City of Riverside will usher
Speaker 2: in the holiday season this weekend with the Switch On
Speaker 2: Ceremony for the thirty first annual Festival of Lights. The
Speaker 2: Switch On Ceremony kicks off the popular attraction with free fireworks, show,
Speaker 2: live performances, family friendly activities, and plenty of holiday year.
Speaker 2: The ceremony will take place at Orange Street and Mission
Speaker 2: Inn Avenue, right outside the Mission in Hotel and Spa
Speaker 2: at five pm on Saturday.
Speaker 1: On air with Ryan Seacrest. Ryan Seacrest with you, Sistney
Speaker 1: and Tanya.
Speaker 3: Thanks for listening to us on this Thursday, one week
Speaker 3: away from Thanksgiving. Paying your bills today all day long
Speaker 3: and again tomorrow all day long, plus tomorrow's upfront Friday
Speaker 3: for those Jingle Bowl tickets. Okay, we're commercial free this
Speaker 3: entire hour, Systey. You'll tell you more about that in
Speaker 3: a few but first, let's say hello to one and
Speaker 3: let's play password. Hello one, Here are you in Palmdale
Speaker 3: this morning? One?
Speaker 6: Well, I'm at Burbank this morning. I live in Palmdale.
Speaker 1: So did you start in Palmdale make your way to Burbank?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 7: Sure?
Speaker 1: How long did that take you?
Speaker 6: A fifty minutes?
Speaker 1: Got you?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 1: Thanks for listening to us.
Speaker 3: While you commute, brother, we're going to play password for
Speaker 3: Disneyland tickets.
Speaker 6: You ready, I have been. I haven't heard of this game, but.
Speaker 3: Yet you don't. I'll explain it to you. It's not
Speaker 3: that difficult. Actually, it's one of our easier things here.
Speaker 3: But want tell me about yourself? What do I need
Speaker 3: to know about you?
Speaker 6: Well? I got five kids, I have wine, and I
Speaker 6: work in Burbank.
Speaker 1: All right, what do you do for work.
Speaker 6: It's an arrow space company.
Speaker 1: Got it?
Speaker 2: All?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: Well I don't know what's ask about that? So let's
Speaker 3: play password. Here's how we play. Uh, those of us
Speaker 3: in the room one, okay, those of us here and
Speaker 3: the listeners listening are gonna know the password.
Speaker 1: They will know it, but you will not know it.
Speaker 3: Our job one is to get you to say the
Speaker 3: password by using one word clues.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: So for example, if it were let's see, what's what's
Speaker 3: a good example glasses? Okay, If the password were glasses,
Speaker 3: I might say son and then time will go classes.
Speaker 1: You see. Does that make sense?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Okay, we'll help you along. Here we go. Okay, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna put you on hold so you don't hear the password,
Speaker 1: and here we go. One. The password is gravy. Okay.
Speaker 7: One.
Speaker 1: Everybody knows, but you. Here we go.
Speaker 3: We're gonna start with our panel, sisity turkey. If you
Speaker 3: have any guests there, anything come to mind, any word
Speaker 3: gravy on one, that's correct.
Speaker 1: Just one. One. You never played this game before. One
Speaker 1: You just won in one round.
Speaker 3: One word.
Speaker 6: Oh it was lucky.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 2: One.
Speaker 3: You were intuitive. That's what you work. Congratulations you're going
Speaker 3: to Disneyland one.
Speaker 6: All right, thank you.
Speaker 3: Buddy, thank you for listening to us. Good job, let's
Speaker 3: play again. I'll put okay, okay, I'll.
Speaker 4: Go away by bye bye.
Speaker 1: The password is career.
Speaker 3: Tell me when okay, all right, go ahead, So who starts?
Speaker 3: Sistany working working working.
Speaker 1: Passed? Tanya Host?
Speaker 2: Okay, Ruby, job are you gonna guess?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: These are terrible clues.
Speaker 2: You can't guess with any of these nobs.
Speaker 1: Well, I was gonna say job, I'm gonna think.
Speaker 3: DJ kiss us we myheart radio. Okay, this is born
Speaker 3: for everybody listening.
Speaker 4: A hard one.
Speaker 1: Okay, I give up. What is it?
Speaker 2: Career?
Speaker 1: Okay? That was awful.
Speaker 3: I'm glad one one in one tunny. You don't know
Speaker 3: about this. I just happened to see a little bit
Speaker 3: about it. But I'm not quite sure how it all
Speaker 3: came together. They're saying that people are doing a lot
Speaker 3: more of and that is spading, right, It's an act,
Speaker 3: It's an action.
Speaker 1: It's a verb spaving. Do you spave? Do you cuddle?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: But do you spave?
Speaker 2: She might spave.
Speaker 1: I'm wondering if you so you do cuddle? What is spooning?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: May interesting because like spooning and cuddling are based on
Speaker 4: the same thing.
Speaker 1: What's the difference in a cuddle in a spoon?
Speaker 4: Nothing?
Speaker 2: Well, you can cuddle a bunch of different ways, but
Speaker 2: you can only spoon one way.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, So like, so a spoon is a cuddle,
Speaker 3: but a cuddle could be more than a spoon, right,
Speaker 3: But save has nothing to do with that, OA, Like, I.
Speaker 2: Don't know nothing spoon my kids per se.
Speaker 1: But you spave.
Speaker 2: Oh I spave, and I need to be better at
Speaker 2: not spaving.
Speaker 1: Okay, So what is spaving?
Speaker 4: Somebody help me?
Speaker 2: Is the act of spending money to save money. When
Speaker 2: you think about that, are you really saving money?
Speaker 3: So by spending, meaning like if you buy, it's like
Speaker 3: the deals where you could you buy one, get one,
Speaker 3: buy two, get one.
Speaker 2: Right, you see something on sale, Oh my gosh, Well
Speaker 2: this sweater was only ten dollars, so I.
Speaker 1: Don't really love it.
Speaker 2: But boy, we saved money exactly. But that's still ten
Speaker 2: dollars coming out of your bank account. So were you
Speaker 2: really saving or should you just not bought the sweater
Speaker 2: to begin with?
Speaker 1: But you feel so good if you spaved, don't you?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Really do it's it's weird. Enjoy that like you get
Speaker 2: released from your body. Spavers can't resist a good sale.
Speaker 2: I am right there with all spavers.
Speaker 3: The thing is, if you go back and you look
Speaker 3: at your numbers because you spave, did you end up
Speaker 3: spending more In the long run, you might have gotten
Speaker 3: more right inventory, end up spending more dollars for that inventory.
Speaker 2: And when I come home to a finance guy like Michael,
Speaker 2: and I tell him, oh my gosh, look at this
Speaker 2: new jacket I got. But the original price was this,
Speaker 2: and I got.
Speaker 1: It for this, And let me play the role of
Speaker 1: your husband, why do you need that?
Speaker 2: Well, because it was so cheap.
Speaker 1: But what about this blue one? Here?
Speaker 2: Look how much I'm saving because the original price was this.
Speaker 2: And look how much I saved because I got it
Speaker 2: on sale for this amount. It was only fifteen dollars.
Speaker 4: My girlfriend does this all the time, Like she got
Speaker 4: she has a coffee maker, she doesn't need a new one,
Speaker 4: and she's like, but it's on sale. I've never seen
Speaker 4: it this low before, so she like bought a new one,
Speaker 4: and I'm like.
Speaker 1: Hobby maker's break. I break them all the time.
Speaker 4: Was not broken so much it.
Speaker 3: Will break to go. I mean, you don't want to
Speaker 3: go a morning without your coffee machine working. I've been there,
Speaker 3: You've actually lived through it with me.
Speaker 1: It's not fun.
Speaker 2: Another spaving trap that you can see is when they
Speaker 2: offer free shipping online. If you spend up to fifty
Speaker 2: dollars or up to one hundred dollars and you're right
Speaker 2: around sixty.
Speaker 3: Five, or you would have bought one thing and paid
Speaker 3: for shipping and had been much less exactly what.
Speaker 2: They're like, well, maybe I'll just buy a few more things.
Speaker 2: Now you're searching online. Should I get some status like
Speaker 2: I don't even you know exactly like that always happens
Speaker 2: to me. So I don't know what the what, But
Speaker 2: the moral here is like just buy, wait to buy
Speaker 2: something full price when you actually really need it.
Speaker 3: Let's just be aware. I think it's about it. It's
Speaker 3: an awareness campaign, exactly. It is time for Ryan's Roses.
Speaker 3: That's one or two point seventy Kiss FM.
Speaker 1: We are in it.
Speaker 3: Right now with Crystal. So Crystal, tell us a little
Speaker 3: bit about your husband chatting with someone on his laptop
Speaker 3: and what's bothering you?
Speaker 8: Okay, So my husband he's got an office right off
Speaker 8: the kitchen, so it's very close to where I am
Speaker 8: all the time, and when I'm there, I can hear
Speaker 8: him working away like and he just types like crazy
Speaker 8: all day long, type type type, type type, And whenever
Speaker 8: I go in to ask him something, there's like three
Speaker 8: words on the screen and it doesn't add up in
Speaker 8: my head. And this has happened many, many times. And
Speaker 8: then one day he didn't know I was in the
Speaker 8: kitchen and in he was in his office typing away
Speaker 8: and I burst into the room, said hi, and he
Speaker 8: quickly minimized whatever he was doing and it was just
Speaker 8: off the screen, and he said it was and I
Speaker 8: asked him to show me. He said he already closed
Speaker 8: the window and acted all embarrassed. And honestly, it wouldn't
Speaker 8: be that big of a deal if he was looking
Speaker 8: up at four o'clock on a Tuesday afternoon, but I
Speaker 8: don't think he was. I just get this sense that he's.
Speaker 1: Lying, and what you did, the sense he's doing.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 8: I think he's chatting with another woman, but only on
Speaker 8: his laptop because it's locked with a password.
Speaker 5: He's the only one who ever uses it.
Speaker 8: And I checked on his phone and can't find any
Speaker 8: evidence there so I think he's using his laptop to
Speaker 8: talk with someone else.
Speaker 3: Did you ever have a question about his loyalty in
Speaker 3: the past. Is this a new thing, a new feeling?
Speaker 8: It is new.
Speaker 5: And the reason I'm so even more suspicious is he's
Speaker 5: been like happier and chipper lately and it's really bothering me,
Speaker 5: Like it's just not how he normally is. And I've
Speaker 5: never really had any suspicions in the past, but now
Speaker 5: I do.
Speaker 2: I mean, is it possible he's purchasing something for you
Speaker 2: for the holidays or trying to plan a sweet surprise?
Speaker 5: I mean, that's a nice idea. I mean, I've thought
Speaker 5: of that. My birthday is in May and our anniversary
Speaker 5: is in July, so that doesn't make any sense. I
Speaker 5: mean the holidays maybe, but she's never really been that
Speaker 5: good at holiday gift giving.
Speaker 1: Before you know, Crystal's on the line.
Speaker 3: She's concerned that her husband's on his laptop communicating with
Speaker 3: another woman. She just feels it. You know, he's saying
Speaker 3: it was something else. Four pm on a Tuesday. He says,
Speaker 3: look at some other things.
Speaker 2: It's crazy that he said that too, that he said
Speaker 2: that he was looking at adult type sits.
Speaker 4: Well, well maybe he thinks that would.
Speaker 1: Just yet did stop asking?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would be like why?
Speaker 1: But she what about five pm on a Tuesday?
Speaker 2: Still again not great?
Speaker 3: So she was not believing it though. That's the thing, like,
Speaker 3: it didn't help. So Crystal, I need you to say Ryan,
Speaker 3: you my permission to call, and then your husband's name
Speaker 3: on Kiss FM.
Speaker 8: Go ahead, okay, friend, you have my permission to call.
Speaker 3: Where to do that right now? Be very quiet, Let's
Speaker 3: see what we can find out. Okay, hang on, here
Speaker 3: we go.
Speaker 2: Okay, Hello, Hi, can I speak to Josh please?
Speaker 6: This is Josh.
Speaker 2: Hi Josh. My name is Rosie. I'm calling from Unique Flowers.
Speaker 2: How are you doing this morning?
Speaker 7: Wow?
Speaker 6: This is really weird.
Speaker 2: How are you doing? Are you good?
Speaker 9: Good?
Speaker 2: Good?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just you know, I was thinking about picking up.
Speaker 5: Some flowers today and now you called.
Speaker 2: Well this is great. Actually, we deliver in Alhambra and
Speaker 2: surrounding areas and just trying to promote our business and
Speaker 2: offering a promotion for local residents. It's a free dozen
Speaker 2: red roses that you can send to anybody that you like.
Speaker 2: Is that something you'd be interested in?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 5: This is quite the promotion. So it's free roses, not
Speaker 5: like a buy one, get one free thing.
Speaker 2: This one's free. Hopefully. If you like our arrangements, you
Speaker 2: come back as a customer, a paying customer one day.
Speaker 2: But we did this about once a month.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, this is great, Sure, let's do it.
Speaker 2: Who would you like to send them to?
Speaker 6: Can you send them to Sonny?
Speaker 7: S U N N Y.
Speaker 2: Great? And what would you like to put on the card?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 5: Okay, just put see you soon and then my first initial.
Speaker 2: Jay see you soon Jay? And is this like a
Speaker 2: I have like a bunch of different types of cards, birthdays, anniversaries,
Speaker 2: I love you around the border hearts? Is it a
Speaker 2: romantic cardship? But like some hearts around the border?
Speaker 5: Yeah, some hearts sounds good. That sounds like a nice touch.
Speaker 5: Thank you great.
Speaker 1: Josh.
Speaker 3: Your voice is being broadcast on the radio right now,
Speaker 3: and I have your wife Crystal on the line. Josh,
Speaker 3: could you explain to us who Sonny is? I think
Speaker 3: your wife would like to know.
Speaker 5: Well, I really would rather not even right now.
Speaker 3: Sounds very strange your response here, Josh, who are you
Speaker 3: sending roses to named Sonny? Why are you seeing her soon?
Speaker 3: Just explain it, Josh, it's your moment, Josh, Josh.
Speaker 1: This is your husband? Is this your husband, Cristal? Yes, okay, Josh,
Speaker 1: and this is very simple. Yes, go ahead, Crystal, listen, I.
Speaker 8: Do not I.
Speaker 5: Oh, now you can't talk. Sonny is our son's piano teacher.
Speaker 3: Let's just get to this, okay, Josh, you're sending roses
Speaker 3: to your son's piano teacher. Your wife told us you're
Speaker 3: talking to somebody on the computer. Can you just tell
Speaker 3: her now instead of making this worse?
Speaker 1: What's going on?
Speaker 6: I'm not I'm not going to talk about this on
Speaker 6: the radio.
Speaker 3: Well, Josh, by not talking about it pretty much says
Speaker 3: it all. So thank you very much.
Speaker 2: M hmmm hung up?
Speaker 1: Crystal are you there?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm here.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: So so Sonny teaches piano to your kid? Yeah, okay,
Speaker 3: Well look here's the thing. Uh, I think you now
Speaker 3: know what's going on. Clearly is something and you know
Speaker 3: who it is. You know where to find her. Anybody
Speaker 3: have a lesson coming up soon?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Today, he's looking forward to.
Speaker 1: He said, seeing her soon.
Speaker 3: So if he was supposed to take your child to
Speaker 3: the lesson, I think you need to get involved.
Speaker 1: All right, Yeah, Crystal, good luck with this.
Speaker 3: Sorry about that, thank you. Not much to say there,
Speaker 3: that's clearly who Josh was talking to. Yeah, and he
Speaker 3: sent the flowers with that, see you soon, Jay, And
Speaker 3: didn't you ask were they romantic?
Speaker 1: Correct?
Speaker 2: Team wanted the hearts around the border.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 3: So the gist of Crystal and Josh, right, they're married
Speaker 3: in Nahambra. She catches him on the computer talking to somebody.
Speaker 3: She didn't believe his excuse, which was right, she shouldn't have.
Speaker 3: Her intuition was correct on this. I'm pretty strong, and
Speaker 3: so we called Josh and he just italy like so
Speaker 3: merrit fully, like happily, gleefully sends the roses to a
Speaker 3: woman named Sonny, who is their kid's piano teacher.
Speaker 1: Right, not great, So I'm gonna put some chapstick right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't we all need the chapstick these days?
Speaker 1: Dry?
Speaker 3: I found myself as soon as I explained that pulling
Speaker 3: out my chaps out a habit because my lips.
Speaker 1: Are dry right now?
Speaker 2: Really chapped your lips.
Speaker 3: Amelia, This is watermelon flavor. Bird spees think that it
Speaker 3: tastes really good. It tastes like a starburst. But yeah,
Speaker 3: the calories can smell it.
Speaker 1: Amelia, good morning, How are you?
Speaker 5: Good morning? I'm discussed honestly, but I.
Speaker 3: Mean what discussed you the most? This guy is I
Speaker 3: guess that it's the child's piano teacher.
Speaker 1: Yeah, is pretty raw.
Speaker 5: The whole of it's wrong. I mean, this is why
Speaker 5: I'm divorced. Guys can't be trusted.
Speaker 1: My arms used to do this and some stations.
Speaker 5: Well, in my experience and in this lady's experience, and
Speaker 5: I think in a lot of women's experience. My ex
Speaker 5: he would flirt with everybody, trainers, cashiers, a girl who's
Speaker 5: cut his hair, and I thought it was harmless. Really,
Speaker 5: I gave him the benefit of the doubt. But what
Speaker 5: he was waiting for was for someone to actually respond,
Speaker 5: like in this circumstance, the piano teacher, I guess responded.
Speaker 5: And it looks like this guy can't be faithful. So
Speaker 5: I think she's better off without him.
Speaker 3: I think you're right there. I mean, if she can
Speaker 3: get through the heart ache here, which she will definitely
Speaker 3: better off without this guy. And how are you doing so, Melia,
Speaker 3: you go through all of that with your ex, how
Speaker 3: do you heal that wound for your future relationships?
Speaker 5: I don't. I guess I'm not thinking of a future relationship,
Speaker 5: to be honest, but you can't.
Speaker 3: I don't have that guy ruin it for the rest
Speaker 3: of your life and not be in a loving relationship.
Speaker 3: I don't think it's fair to yourself.
Speaker 5: Maybe not. Then I guess I haven't worked it.
Speaker 1: How recently did you guys break up?
Speaker 5: It was two years ago.
Speaker 1: You still haven't gotten passed it?
Speaker 5: Huh. I think I have some I have issues with trust,
Speaker 5: you know.
Speaker 1: As as anybody would.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but then you're going to meet the right guy,
Speaker 2: and I feel like a lot of those issues are
Speaker 2: going to go away because he will make you feel
Speaker 2: so secure.
Speaker 1: She's got to be ready to let them go away
Speaker 1: before they go away, that's true.
Speaker 5: I don't know I'm quite ready for that yet.
Speaker 1: That's okay, I understand that.
Speaker 2: Thank you for calling it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, thank you, that was nice.
Speaker 1: Thanks for listening to It's okay.
Speaker 7: You take care, Okay, I love you too.
Speaker 2: Sessions for everybody.
Speaker 3: Hey, everybody's got some issues. Right for the rest of
Speaker 3: her life, she can't write, or she's never going to
Speaker 3: feel what she deserves to feel.
Speaker 2: Is just my yes, because at the beginning of that
Speaker 2: phone call. She's very angry towards all men.
Speaker 1: Yes, and I think we got to the it's really
Speaker 1: upset with you.
Speaker 3: I felt, I don't know, just something about it made
Speaker 3: me feel like she was pointing that at you are
Speaker 3: with Ryan Seacrest. All right, So Taylor Lautner did not
Speaker 3: marry Taylor Latner. Taylor Lautner married Taylor Dome Dome and
Speaker 3: now they're Taylor's Lautner.
Speaker 4: They are Taylor's Laughner and think cute story. It's so cute.
Speaker 1: And Taylor Laughner famous from Famous.
Speaker 4: From Twilight, and he was Jacob Black and he and
Speaker 4: Taylor his wife. They had their one year wedding anniversary
Speaker 4: and they celebrated it by having a gala for the
Speaker 4: Lemon's Foundation. And actually I attended it. It was Sunday night,
Speaker 4: and the Lemon's Foundation is it's to advocate for people
Speaker 4: that are struggling with mental health. It's a really amazing foundation.
Speaker 4: But on the carpet, they were talking about the biggest
Speaker 4: lesson that they learned in their first year of marriage,
Speaker 4: and that is that communication is key. So everybody says this,
Speaker 4: we know it, but the two of them communicate very differently.
Speaker 4: So Taylor girl Taylor said, when we do get in
Speaker 4: a conversation or disagreement, he knows that I go mute
Speaker 4: and I don't really speak. Boy Taylor said, it is
Speaker 4: frustrating because it's like I want to talk about everything
Speaker 4: right then and there and get it over with. And
Speaker 4: so I found those very interesting because I think that
Speaker 4: I'm also in a relationship that's very much like this.
Speaker 4: And I think that when you're newly in a relationship
Speaker 4: learning how your partner communicates, if they need time and
Speaker 4: space to process or if they want to handle it
Speaker 4: right then and there, I feel like finding that fine
Speaker 4: line where you both feel like you're being seen and
Speaker 4: heard is such a hard thing to do.
Speaker 1: Can I say something?
Speaker 3: Sisnany do you find I find it that there's never
Speaker 3: time or a good time to have any of these
Speaker 3: hear me communication conversation Never like it's never a good time, right.
Speaker 3: I feel like there's always something moving along or you know,
Speaker 3: with everybody's schedule, that it's hard to find a good
Speaker 3: time to have these conversations. Is not like any time
Speaker 3: an issue comes up, it's the perfect time to have
Speaker 3: a communication conversation.
Speaker 4: I know. But the thing is, if you don't have
Speaker 4: these conversations. That's how you build resentment.
Speaker 1: But I hope it goes away by morning.
Speaker 2: Yeah, sometimes it does. Sometimes I just skip it.
Speaker 1: Right, and it's nice. I don't know, do I have
Speaker 1: the energy?
Speaker 2: You don't have the energy every single time, because sometimes
Speaker 2: it's happening as you're rushing or trying to get out
Speaker 2: the door for whatever reason, and you're already late, and
Speaker 2: that's probably why you're arguing, and.
Speaker 3: It's and you figure, if I take a deep breath
Speaker 3: and we go to sleep, maybe tomorrow things are better,
Speaker 3: the sun will come up.
Speaker 2: Sometimes they are, But.
Speaker 3: You don't want to build resentment. Resentment, it's a bad
Speaker 3: thing to build, Tony. I think that like you and
Speaker 3: a relationship would be like being with a life coach.
Speaker 3: In a relationship, like you would bring it out of Robbie.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: I'm sure Robbie's a great communicator, but you probably have
Speaker 3: to more often than he say, let's just talk this down.
Speaker 4: Yes I am. I'm definitely the therapist in the relationship,
Speaker 4: but he also the way he thinks about things. Sometimes
Speaker 4: I'm just like God, I wish I wish I thought
Speaker 4: about things that way. Like I feel like my life
Speaker 4: would be so much easier if I let things roll
Speaker 4: off my back the way he does.
Speaker 2: Try it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what's the problem. I mean, like that doesn't sound
Speaker 1: so tough.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like let things go to the other side.
Speaker 3: If that doesn't sound so complicated.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he goes. You know, as long as I know
Speaker 4: I did nothing wrong, the other people's feelings are their feelings.
Speaker 4: I don't have to like, I don't worry about that.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, wow, what a to live a life
Speaker 4: in those shoes.
Speaker 3: Let's try because having these conversations over and over again
Speaker 3: here and I don't want that resentment. Hello Stephanie, good morning.
Speaker 1: How are you doing. Are you in Glendale?
Speaker 2: I'm in Glendale.
Speaker 3: H thank you for listening in Glendale. What's going down?
Speaker 3: You're calling us about your boyfriend?
Speaker 1: I am what's up? How can we help listen in? Everybody?
Speaker 7: Okay, So me and my boyfriend we've been together for
Speaker 7: about three years now, and we also do live together.
Speaker 7: I want to start off by saying I really love
Speaker 7: him and I for him as much as I can,
Speaker 7: but right now we have a situation. So a few
Speaker 7: months ago he expressed that, you know, he was unhappy
Speaker 7: with work and asked if I would be willing to
Speaker 7: help him if if he were to quit, and I said,
Speaker 7: of course, of course, I care about his mental health
Speaker 7: and as well being. He was starting to lose hair,
Speaker 7: so it was becoming a bigger problem than we both
Speaker 7: could have anticipated for. And now it's been four months
Speaker 7: and he hasn't really been looking, and I've been paying
Speaker 7: all the bills, and I'm just not sure how to
Speaker 7: go about the situation anymore. I don't know if I should.
Speaker 7: I don't know how to tell him like he needs
Speaker 7: to start looking, or if I should just be patient
Speaker 7: with him until he figures out what his next move
Speaker 7: will be.
Speaker 2: Show him the receipts, show him the finances.
Speaker 7: Okay, but I have shown him he knows because we
Speaker 7: work on the finances together. But he hasn't, like, he
Speaker 7: hasn't really budge to do anything.
Speaker 1: So what does he do all day? Now?
Speaker 7: Well, he's been good about like taking care of the
Speaker 7: dogs and cleaning and going and running errands for us,
Speaker 7: so you know, he's taking on a little bit of
Speaker 7: a more traditional woman or all right, now, I would say,
Speaker 7: and he's been great. I mean, I think he's just
Speaker 7: getting too comfortable, And I don't know how to push
Speaker 7: him without him thinking I'm not being supportive or understanding
Speaker 7: of a situation right now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's so tough.
Speaker 3: There's got to be a way to do it. There's
Speaker 3: got to be a way to acknowledge both sides of this.
Speaker 4: Well, I think there's also a way to do it
Speaker 4: without like what you're saying making him feel a certain
Speaker 4: type of way. Maybe saying that you can help him
Speaker 4: look for things. Let's plan a time in a day
Speaker 4: to look for jobs for you and just kind of
Speaker 4: help him organize.
Speaker 2: Right, Or if you have a friend who knows a
Speaker 2: recruiter or anything along those lines, but you pressuring him
Speaker 2: to get a job that he doesn't like or is
Speaker 2: happy with, then he's going to have sent men towards you.
Speaker 1: That's all bad.
Speaker 3: So I like Tanya's idea of encouraging some segmented, full
Speaker 3: court press for looking for that kind of a job
Speaker 3: that would work for him, and you sort of being
Speaker 3: supportive with that search.
Speaker 1: Do you think.
Speaker 7: I to get something we can do together, Well, definitely
Speaker 7: try that route. It's just it's just he's also been
Speaker 7: just everywhere. He doesn't he doesn't know if he wants
Speaker 7: to go back to what he was doing, and he's
Speaker 7: considering going to school, and so there's a lot of.
Speaker 1: That's all okay, it's all okay.
Speaker 3: It's just sort of got to narrow it down to
Speaker 3: what needs to happen and what can happen in these
Speaker 3: next few weeks.
Speaker 2: But you also need to be honest with him, Stephanie.
Speaker 2: You need to tell him that you're you're struggling with
Speaker 2: the finances right now. You're like, I'm carrying the load
Speaker 2: and it's becoming a burden and it's really tough on me,
Speaker 2: and I really need your other half or your support
Speaker 2: or your help with this. And if he sees that,
Speaker 2: you know, frustration in you sort of speak hopefully kind
Speaker 2: of like lights some fire under.
Speaker 7: Him, you know, hopefully, I really hope that. You know,
Speaker 7: he's a sensitive guy, so I just don't I don't
Speaker 7: want to step on his toes too much, or.
Speaker 3: But don't worry so much about that. You can't worry
Speaker 3: so much about that. You've got to like, yes, you
Speaker 3: want to finesse some timing here, but you do have
Speaker 3: to have a nice dose of honesty with thoughtfulness.
Speaker 2: In this cost in four months.
Speaker 1: Come on, Yeah, all right, good luck to you. Thanks
Speaker 1: for listening.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 3: It's hard when you want to tell your partner something
Speaker 3: that's tough and that is sensitive, it's hard.
Speaker 2: Yeah. It's so much easier for us.
Speaker 1: To say to her to go do it than for
Speaker 1: us to actually do it.
Speaker 4: Because you want your partner to be self motivated, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean, Like you want them to get
Speaker 4: up and do it and have a mission and have
Speaker 4: a plan. And so when that, when you don't see that,
Speaker 4: I feel like it can be frustrating.
Speaker 3: Right, So that's the situation she's in. I think it's time.
Speaker 3: All right, take a deep breath. If you're in your
Speaker 3: car by yourself, it's a mindful minute.
Speaker 1: Have it, Enjoy it.
Speaker 6: This is it.
Speaker 3: Healthy morning routine is critical, right for setting your day
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Speaker 3: thinking about it, just knowing it should happen, is a
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Speaker 2: Isn't that pretty? Immediately after you wake up? No, that's
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: What do you hold your pee for? Like ten?
Speaker 3: I've gone within two hours of when I wake up.
Speaker 3: Usually try to keep your phone out of the bedroom.
Speaker 3: I know that no chance, Like what if someone takes it,
Speaker 3: like we're outside of the room, make it.
Speaker 1: A dog might take I don't know.
Speaker 2: I have it on.
Speaker 3: I feel like that's far away side of the lamp
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Speaker 3: That's impossible with our job.
Speaker 4: Do you know what's not possible? Oh wait no, no,
Speaker 4: the word impossible literally is spelled I'm possible, so nothing
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Speaker 1: And confidence is spelled Con. I got con artist.
Speaker 3: It's with Con, doesn't it on air with Ryan? If
Speaker 3: you were to say to me, Ryan and I love
Speaker 3: to cook, but not under pressure. I love to cook,
Speaker 3: but not for people. I love to cook. You know,
Speaker 3: I'm not good at cooking for a group. I'm not
Speaker 3: I get to I feel too much pressure cooking for
Speaker 3: a group of people. I can do it for myself.
Speaker 3: And one other person slowly.
Speaker 1: I love it. That's sport to me.
Speaker 3: It's fun to me leisurely, But for twenty people and
Speaker 3: for Thanksgiving, it's not my I'm just not good at it.
Speaker 2: And there's never enough time.
Speaker 3: But make time by ordering takeout, and don't feel bad
Speaker 3: about it, right, don't.
Speaker 2: And hide the containers and put them in your own dishes,
Speaker 2: you know, fine.
Speaker 3: Tell everybody this is takeout, take it or leave it.
Speaker 3: Happy Thanksgiving.
Speaker 4: Don't understand people that make their whole Thanksgiving dinner. I'm like,
Speaker 4: what order? How many stoves and ovens do you?
Speaker 2: Our parents did it? We grew up on that.
Speaker 4: No, my parents made like three things for Thanksgiving, and our.
Speaker 1: Parents did do it.
Speaker 2: I'm just not our parents with one oven.
Speaker 1: Ruby. Sorry, we're bickering here in front of the same way.
Speaker 9: Though I don't like I like to cook for like
Speaker 9: six people.
Speaker 1: Max. Yes, that's my cutoff.
Speaker 2: Max.
Speaker 3: All right, So how did you come up with this
Speaker 3: list of the best at a spots for Thanksgiving takeout?
Speaker 9: It's hard because we do have a lot of options,
Speaker 9: but I just had to narrow it down to these three.
Speaker 3: I think the message is, don't feel bad about takeout
Speaker 3: in these times, yes, out right, don't alleviate. Let's have
Speaker 3: a mindful moment, alleviate the things that stress you out
Speaker 3: that you can't alleviate and preparing this stuff for everybody,
Speaker 3: this can happen.
Speaker 1: Sorry, what's on the list?
Speaker 2: Exactly?
Speaker 9: The first one is Little Doms, of course, a classic
Speaker 9: Italian place on Hillhurst. They offer their famous deep fried turkey.
Speaker 9: So if you don't want to do the turkey, which
Speaker 9: a lot of times is the hardest, right cooking the turkey,
Speaker 9: they have a really great option.
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe get the turkey and do the sides, yes, exactly,
Speaker 3: so much easier.
Speaker 9: But they also have really good sides, Brussels sprouts with
Speaker 9: applewood bacon.
Speaker 1: Little Doms makes it better than we.
Speaker 2: Do, Yes they do.
Speaker 9: They do definitely fennel sausage and mushroom stuffing, garnet yampuree
Speaker 9: would oven roasted heirloom carrots, which I love, and of
Speaker 9: course they're brown butter pumpkin pie a good a good holiday.
Speaker 1: Staple, and these are la takeouts for thanks having. What else?
Speaker 9: The second spot is Italy in Century City. So we've
Speaker 9: all been to this, you know, multi level Italian marketplace
Speaker 9: at the Century City Mall. They have roasted turkey breasts
Speaker 9: with fennel pollen, sea salt rub, pushetta stuffing with ficasha,
Speaker 9: baked with pumpkin ravioli. Yes, and Mark is a mouscarpone,
Speaker 9: whipped potatoes, broccoli, big butternut squash.
Speaker 2: So they have a lot of good side dish.
Speaker 1: Options there, okay. And finally the.
Speaker 9: Last one would be a Holy Basil in downtown La.
Speaker 9: So this is good if you want like a different,
Speaker 9: non traditional option.
Speaker 2: If you want to spice it up a.
Speaker 9: Bit, they have a curried local rock crab, river prawns, mussels, squid,
Speaker 9: crispy pork, belly, jadori chicken, and they also have of
Speaker 9: course market salad and rice options as well.
Speaker 1: But yeah, don't be ashamed to take it out for Thanksgiving.
Speaker 3: It's funny. I was talking to my mother. I'm having
Speaker 3: my mom and dad, so Meredith's got to go somewhere.
Speaker 3: It's going to be very small Thanksgiving for us four
Speaker 3: of us, and I'm going to have my mom and
Speaker 3: dad for Thanksgiving dinner. And I said to Mom, you
Speaker 3: know what, let's make it really fun. Let's go back
Speaker 3: to when we were growing up, and let's make some
Speaker 3: of the things ourselves, like the oyster Castle role and
Speaker 3: the green Bean Castle role, and do all the things
Speaker 3: that we used to do.
Speaker 1: Silence, and she's like, nah, silence. She's like I did that.
Speaker 1: I don't really. She's like, you can do that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's the thing.
Speaker 3: I'm like, no, it's fun for all of us. She's like,
Speaker 3: I did that for you guys for a long time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was a great idea.
Speaker 3: I was so excited. I don't know if I'm gonna
Speaker 3: do that. I like Ruby's idea.
Speaker 2: Actually has the great options as well too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't be ashamed to take it out. Thanks for
Speaker 1: listening So on Air with Ryan Seacrest. Make sure to subscribe,
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