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Speaker 1: morning everyone, and welcome to Morning Run. It's Friday, May thirtieth.
Speaker 1: I'm Amy Robock.
Speaker 2: Put a little steak on that Friday, didn't you. You
Speaker 2: are feeling it today, Hey the folks, I'MTJ. Holmes and
Speaker 2: on this Friday Morning Run. So you remember yesterday when
Speaker 2: we said Trump's tariffs were off, Well, yeah, about that
Speaker 2: they are. They're back on now after back to back
Speaker 2: days of court rulings. We'll explain where we are now.
Speaker 1: And a federal judge temporarily allows Harvard to continue enrolling
Speaker 1: international students, just after Trump gives the university a thirty
Speaker 1: day reprieve.
Speaker 2: Also, California makes a major change in its upcoming track
Speaker 2: and field championships this weekend, but it's still allowing a
Speaker 2: transgender athlete to complete compete. Also, President Trump announced as
Speaker 2: a joint press conference with Elon Musk, and it's sounding
Speaker 2: like Musk won't be going anywhere anytime soon.
Speaker 1: Israel has accepted a US proposal for ACSP, the world
Speaker 1: now waits to see what Hummas will do, and New
Speaker 1: Orleans officials are upping the reward money for those two
Speaker 1: remaining escaped inmates.
Speaker 2: Also in the run, this morning, a captivated courtroom heard
Speaker 2: from a critical witness in the Diddy trial, but they
Speaker 2: don't even know the witness's real name. Also the favorite
Speaker 2: to when these scripts, National Spelling Bee delivered last night,
Speaker 2: but he almost blew it? Can you spell over? Confident?
Speaker 1: Nice one there, all right? And the headline say Sydney
Speaker 1: Sweeney is selling her actual bathwater. Turns out it's true.
Speaker 1: We're gonna explain what you get for eight bucks.
Speaker 2: Also this morning, they are two of the funniest dudes
Speaker 2: on the planet and their kids just got married. That
Speaker 2: grand baby already has pressure to be the funniest person
Speaker 2: to ever live. But this is a really cool story,
Speaker 2: So we'll update you on these comedy legends who are
Speaker 2: now family.
Speaker 1: Yes, looking forward to that. But we begin our run
Speaker 1: in Washington, DC, and that was quick. President Trump's tariffs
Speaker 1: are back on for now. A federal appeals court is
Speaker 1: allowing Trump's Liberation Day tariffs to stay in place while
Speaker 1: the administration appeals a federal court's ruling that his tariffs
Speaker 1: are actually unconstitutional.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Trump administration filed an emergency motion arguing that
Speaker 2: the tariffs are critical for the country's national security and
Speaker 2: told the appeals court if it didn't that quickly, it
Speaker 2: would take the case to the Supreme Court. So the
Speaker 2: appeals court responded by issuing a judgment that the lower
Speaker 2: court's ruling to temporarily stayed until further nearnese while the
Speaker 2: court considers the motion papers. Bottom line here, the first
Speaker 2: court came in and said these things are illegal. The
Speaker 2: second court came in and said, we're going to put
Speaker 2: a hold on your ruling. So where we are now
Speaker 2: is that the tariffs are back on, but robes they're
Speaker 2: going to be back off. It sounds like soon anyway.
Speaker 1: I now this is all so head spinning and confusing,
Speaker 1: But basically, if you remember on Wednesday, that lower court,
Speaker 1: comprised of a three judge panel, one of those judges
Speaker 1: Trump appointed blocked his tariffs after there are several lawsuits
Speaker 1: arguing the president exceeded his authority because Congress typically approves tariffs,
Speaker 1: not the president. So while that decision is under appeal,
Speaker 1: Trump officials say if they don't ultimately prevail in this case,
Speaker 1: they have other options, telling reporters this, even if we lose,
Speaker 1: we'll do it another way.
Speaker 2: What do we always say. When he says something, listen.
Speaker 2: So I'm sure they already got a plan for this.
Speaker 1: This is going to go back and forth.
Speaker 2: For a while. Hey, let's keep talking about federal judges.
Speaker 2: Shall we another one as we continue on our run.
Speaker 2: Now this judge is out of Boston. He has temporarily
Speaker 2: blocked the Trump administration from revoking Harvard University's ability to
Speaker 2: enroll foreign exchange students.
Speaker 1: Last week, the administration sent that letter to the Ivy
Speaker 1: League school, saying it was taking action because Harvard was
Speaker 1: quote perpetuating an unsafe campus environment that was hostile to
Speaker 1: Jewish students, promotes pro Hama sympathies and employees racist diversity,
Speaker 1: equity and inclusion policy.
Speaker 2: So Harvard quickly su Trump. Shortly before yesterday's decision, the
Speaker 2: Trump administration filed a court document saying it would give
Speaker 2: the school a thirty day reprieve to contest its removal
Speaker 2: from the international student program.
Speaker 1: So another back and forth on that one, and we
Speaker 1: will continue to update you on the constantly ever changing
Speaker 1: you can you can't, you can, you can't.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, we got some more Trump back and
Speaker 2: forth for you up next though.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's right, California has responded to Trump's threat of
Speaker 1: taking away all federal funding if it allows a transgender
Speaker 1: girl to compete in this weekend's high school track and
Speaker 1: field championships.
Speaker 2: So what they have done now in California is, instead
Speaker 2: of barring the transgender athlete from competing against girls, it
Speaker 2: announced it's going to allow one extra competitor in the
Speaker 2: three events that the trans athlete will compete in. Those
Speaker 2: events the triple jump, long jump, and high jump.
Speaker 1: This is also kind of interesting, So the California Interscholastic
Speaker 1: Federation said it decided on that rule change before Trump
Speaker 1: made his threat, but it didn't announce it until after
Speaker 1: Trump made his threat.
Speaker 2: Let's take them at their work.
Speaker 1: Yeah, here's how it's supposed to work, according to the federation,
Speaker 1: and we're quoting them here because the language is kind
Speaker 1: of funky. Biological female student athletes who would have earned
Speaker 1: the next qualifying mark are now invited to participate in
Speaker 1: the championships.
Speaker 2: So they go on to explain that if a transgender
Speaker 2: athlete medals, their ranking will not displace a biological female
Speaker 2: student from meddling as well. So a biological female who
Speaker 2: would have earned a spot on the podium will still
Speaker 2: get the medal for that place, and their placement will
Speaker 2: be reflected in the records. They're essentially prepared to give
Speaker 2: out an extra medal in each of the three events.
Speaker 2: And my following this, did everybody follow? Am I doing?
Speaker 2: Am I saying this?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: It took me a while to try to get the
Speaker 1: language succinct because it is very confusing. But basically, if
Speaker 1: the true and gender athlete gets second place, the third
Speaker 1: place person or girl would get this also get second place,
Speaker 1: and then they'd allow the person who placed force to
Speaker 1: get the third.
Speaker 2: They're saying the record is going to reflect that the
Speaker 2: transgender athlete didn't even compete because first, second, and third
Speaker 2: is going to officially go to a biological female.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 2: Even if the transgender girl got first.
Speaker 1: And is on the podium and gets a first place medal,
Speaker 1: it won't be reflected in the records. It's very confusing,
Speaker 1: that is I know. So the Federation released this statement.
Speaker 1: The CIF, which is the abbreviation for the Federation, values
Speaker 1: all of our student athletes and we will continue to
Speaker 1: uphold our mission of providing students with the opportunity to belong,
Speaker 1: connect and compete while complying with California law. So the
Speaker 1: California law is that transgender athletes can compete. So there
Speaker 1: was a recent proposal that failed in the Cali California
Speaker 1: state legislature that would have banned trans athletes from participating
Speaker 1: in girls' sports teams. That failed. So it is the law.
Speaker 1: They are following it. But President Trump has threatened to
Speaker 1: cut funding.
Speaker 2: It doesn't feel like we've been kind to any of
Speaker 2: the kids.
Speaker 1: Almost something fels like everybody loses with that.
Speaker 2: Back and forth. We've had to find a way to
Speaker 2: have a better conversation about this particular thing. But to
Speaker 2: do this now, to say that the transgender athlete, if
Speaker 2: you win first place is what they're saying, this transgender athlete,
Speaker 2: then fine, here's your first place medal, But the girl
Speaker 2: who got second to you is actually going to be
Speaker 2: moved up and officially shown as the first place winner.
Speaker 2: It's what how was that song?
Speaker 1: They say that everyone who's looking at this saying this
Speaker 1: is california're trying to find a way to make everyone happy.
Speaker 1: This is the first of its kind. They're trying to
Speaker 1: figure out a way to allow transathletes to compete without
Speaker 1: upsetting the biological girls who are competing. It's confusing. And
Speaker 1: I do think when you try to appease everybody and
Speaker 1: they're probably pissing everyone up.
Speaker 2: Everybody off. Fahle's continue on our run now. With President
Speaker 2: Trump announcing he's going to be holding a major joint
Speaker 2: press conference at the Oval Office later today, you might
Speaker 2: want to tune this one into this one. Trump and
Speaker 2: Elon Musk. Earlier this week, the White House and Musk
Speaker 2: announced that Musk is going to be leaving his position
Speaker 2: as head of DOGE. He was limited to just work
Speaker 2: one hundred and thirty days because he was designated as
Speaker 2: a special employee to the government, and officially today marks
Speaker 2: one hundred and thirty days since the beginning of Trump's
Speaker 2: second term.
Speaker 1: So Trump took to social media acknowledging today is Musk's
Speaker 1: last day, and then said, but not really, because he
Speaker 1: will always be with us helping all the way. Elon
Speaker 1: is terrific. Exclamation point, See you tomorrow at the White House.
Speaker 1: Exclamation point. And a White House official also told reporters
Speaker 1: that Musk will continue to serve as the pre serve
Speaker 1: the President as an unofficial advisor, and could potentially continue
Speaker 1: to attend White House meetings, So it doesn't really feel
Speaker 1: like Musk is going anywhere.
Speaker 2: Is there going to be a lawsuit over this? Probably
Speaker 2: room knows everything he does. There's a lawsuit waiting.
Speaker 1: It's true, and then they'll counter sue and then file
Speaker 1: an appeal. Anyway, this all happens at one thirty pm
Speaker 1: Eastern time, in case you'd like to tune in.
Speaker 2: Should be interesting, all right. I'll continue on the run
Speaker 2: here on this Friday morning with a small glimmer of hope,
Speaker 2: and folks will certainly take it. In the Israel Hamas war,
Speaker 2: Israel has now accepted a US proposal for a ceasefire.
Speaker 2: The world is now waiting to see if Hamas will
Speaker 2: accept it as well.
Speaker 1: The plan calls for a sixty day truce which would
Speaker 1: be used by the sides to try to come up
Speaker 1: with a long term peace deal, and according to the plan,
Speaker 1: Hamas would release at least ten hostages who are still
Speaker 1: being held in exchange for more Palestinian prisoners as well
Speaker 1: as humanitarian aid. Hamas responded by saying the plan does
Speaker 1: not meet some of its core demands, but it would
Speaker 1: review the proposal. So we will wait and see.
Speaker 2: Next leg of our run brings us back here to
Speaker 2: Lower Manhattan, where one of the most compelling witnesses so
Speaker 2: far gave some of the most devastating, hard to hear
Speaker 2: testimony so far in the Diddy trial. And we don't
Speaker 2: even know her name. The witness went by the pseudonym
Speaker 2: Mia on the stand yesterday, and the judge gave the
Speaker 2: court room strict instructions that nothing about her appearance was
Speaker 2: to be documented.
Speaker 1: Jurors never even heard a last name. The courtroom artist
Speaker 1: even drew images of a faceless person on the stand.
Speaker 1: Mia is a former assistant to Combs and also a
Speaker 1: close friend of his ex Cassi Ventura Fine. Her identity
Speaker 1: is being protected as an alleged sexual assault victim, and
Speaker 1: she testified that the rap mogul raped her at his
Speaker 1: home in La Yeah.
Speaker 2: Some of these details really are difficult to hear, but
Speaker 2: she said that she was woken up by the quote
Speaker 2: weight of a person on top of me. She said
Speaker 2: it was Combs and he told her to be quiet.
Speaker 2: In particular, she said what he told her was sh
Speaker 2: into her ear, and she says she just froze and
Speaker 2: didn't do anything, as he essentially just had his way
Speaker 2: with her. Mia also detailed instances of Ditty throwing a
Speaker 2: laptop at her head because the Wi Fi was out,
Speaker 2: another time that he threw her up against a wall.
Speaker 2: Another time, she says he threw her in a swimming pool.
Speaker 1: She also said she was tasked with cleaning the hotel
Speaker 1: rooms after freakoffs, claiming the rooms looked like a nightmare. Afterwards,
Speaker 1: she said they were just destroyed with a mixture of candlewax,
Speaker 1: wet towels, broken glass, and blood and oil all over
Speaker 1: the furniture. Mia testified to seeing countless instances of Cassie
Speaker 1: being abused by Ditty, and she even said she helped
Speaker 1: her hide or run from him in particular.
Speaker 2: Here bro it was one story we were discussing that
Speaker 2: you can't believe this was happening. But she described the
Speaker 2: time of their own vacation and she and Cassie sprinted
Speaker 2: down the beach to try to get away from Ditty.
Speaker 2: Eventually they chose to get on paddle boards and paddle
Speaker 2: out to sea to escape this man. She said they
Speaker 2: got out so far they could barely see the buildings
Speaker 2: along the shore, said the weather got a little bad
Speaker 2: and rode. She said they had to face that question,
Speaker 2: do we deal with mother nature or do we go
Speaker 2: back and face puff? They had to ask themselves that question.
Speaker 2: She is expected to be back on the stand today
Speaker 2: to resume testimony.
Speaker 1: Yeah. That just one chilling testimonial after another in this trial.
Speaker 1: All right, Next up on the run, we're going to
Speaker 1: head to New Orleans, where the search intensifies for the
Speaker 1: remaining two inmates who escaped from jail along with eight
Speaker 1: others two full weeks ago. Authorities are now upping the
Speaker 1: reward money for the men from twenty thousand each to
Speaker 1: fifty thousand dollars apiece for information leading to their arrests.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Police continue to warn residents that these are very
Speaker 2: dangerous dues. They have been saying that from the very beginning.
Speaker 2: And some of these guys, wasn't it. Some had been
Speaker 2: convicted of crime, some were awaiting, But you has some
Speaker 2: convicted bad dudes.
Speaker 1: Well, speaking of that, one of the escapees who was
Speaker 1: still at large, his name is Derrick Groves. He is, yes,
Speaker 1: a convicted double murderer, and the other is Antoine Massey,
Speaker 1: who has been charged with domestic abuse involving strangulation. Police
Speaker 1: say they believe the men may have escaped Louisiana. They
Speaker 1: may have gone into other states, other cities with help
Speaker 1: from the outside, but they don't believe either inmate had
Speaker 1: the resources to leave the US.
Speaker 2: Sales May sixteen, when the ten men broke out of
Speaker 2: a jail, ripping a toilet off the wall, climbing through
Speaker 2: a hole behind. And at least thirteen people have now
Speaker 2: been charged with helping the inmates, either before, during, or
Speaker 2: after the escape. I didn't see that updated number until
Speaker 2: right now. You got more people actually arrested for helping them,
Speaker 2: but the guys who actually escaped.
Speaker 1: Its true, it's a bigger number, it's true, but it's crazy.
Speaker 1: These two guys are still on the loose, and they're
Speaker 1: hoping that extra cash will incentivize folks to call in
Speaker 1: those helpful tips.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll stay with us here on this Friday morning.
Speaker 2: Ron when we come back, Sidney Sweeney, she is so
Speaker 2: fine that people want to buy her bathwater. We'll explain.
Speaker 2: Also coming up, Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence are going
Speaker 2: to have the funniest grand baby to ever walk the earth.
Speaker 2: We'll explain that new family and the script's national spelling
Speaker 2: beee happened last night and boy my favorite speller of
Speaker 2: all time one.
Speaker 3: Why because he's a cocky little dude.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to this Friday edition of Our Morning Ron
Speaker 1: and next up on the run comedy Legends. Eddie Murphy
Speaker 1: and Martin Lawrence our family Officially their kids got married.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Murphrey's son Eric and Lawrence's daughter Jasmine. They've been
Speaker 2: dating the past couple of years and got engaged. I
Speaker 2: think it was last November, and their dads have been
Speaker 2: speaking publicly about the wedding plans and getting ready. They've
Speaker 2: even exchanged a few funny barbes publicly about who was
Speaker 2: going to have to pay for the wedding.
Speaker 1: But Eddie Murphy revealed in an interview yesterday that the
Speaker 1: kids changed their minds and ran off and got married
Speaker 1: during a small ceremony at a church with just the
Speaker 1: kids and the preacher. It probably was just too much,
Speaker 1: like so much pressure, and they just said, you know what,
Speaker 1: we're We're just going to do this by ourselves. Maybe
Speaker 1: will celebrate later the speeches at.
Speaker 2: The at the wedding. Given those two guys, it would
Speaker 2: have been hilarious.
Speaker 1: That would have been an amazing wedding. Maybe they'll have
Speaker 1: a party where that can all happen? They say they
Speaker 1: are okay, good, good good. But interestingly, the kids did
Speaker 1: not meet through their famous dads. They said it was
Speaker 1: actually her uncle that introduced the two.
Speaker 2: That is just I was trying to come up with
Speaker 2: other way. These guys are the funniest guys who've ever
Speaker 2: done it? Like, can you imagine other families coming? I
Speaker 2: use the one Daniel de Lewis and Meryl Street right,
Speaker 2: if they are kids gotten married right kind of.
Speaker 1: A thing, they'd be like the most amazing actors, or
Speaker 1: perhaps would do something completely different because they could never
Speaker 1: possibly live up to those legends.
Speaker 2: You could continue on this Friday morning run with something ropes.
Speaker 2: How many people have you heard this? Saying? Before? She
Speaker 2: so fine? I drink of bathwater? Have you heard that?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: I have heard that, Okay, wildly enough. The first time
Speaker 2: I ever heard that, I was a child standing in
Speaker 2: the living room of my aunt's house in turl Arkansas.
Speaker 2: And you know who said it? My uncle know who?
Speaker 2: He said it about, Paula.
Speaker 1: Abdul Okay, that is hilarious.
Speaker 2: There's a weird memory I have. But my uncle said
Speaker 2: that about her. Well, we're missing it now because this
Speaker 2: really got our attention and not just ours, because we
Speaker 2: read headlines that said actress Sidney Sweeney is now selling
Speaker 2: her bathwater.
Speaker 1: Her actual bathwater. You asked, yes, as TJ tells you,
Speaker 1: but it does require a little bit more explanation. Sweeney
Speaker 1: collaborated with soap maker Doctor Squatch for a campaign last year,
Speaker 1: and it featured her in a tub taking a bubble bath.
Speaker 1: The campaign went viral. You can imagine why why Now
Speaker 1: she is partnering with the same company to create Sydney's
Speaker 1: bathwater Bliss. It's actually an exfoliating soap infused with what
Speaker 1: they say is Sydney Sweeney's actual bathwater.
Speaker 2: Hy In God's name, would anybody do this well? Sweeney
Speaker 2: explained it this way. You kept asking about my bathwater,
Speaker 2: so we kept it. Those are her words, he said
Speaker 2: on social media. This bath stuff, this soap is described
Speaker 2: as very real and very limited addition, exfoliating soap made
Speaker 2: with sand, pine bark extract and a touch of Sydney's
Speaker 2: real bathwater.
Speaker 1: Sweeney wrote this on social media. When your fans start
Speaker 1: asking for your bathwater, you can either ignore it or
Speaker 1: turn it into a bar of Doctor Squatch soap. She says, hopefully,
Speaker 1: this helps guys wake up to the realities of conventional
Speaker 1: personal care products and pushes them towards natural. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I we'll get right on them.
Speaker 1: And that's too natural for me. It will be available
Speaker 1: for eight dollars starting next month. And I love how
Speaker 1: they describe it. It's a perfect combination of the two
Speaker 1: best places on the planet, the outdoors and Sydney's needs bathtob.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, look this clever, it's.
Speaker 1: Fun, an amazing campaign.
Speaker 2: It's awesome.
Speaker 1: Would you buy the bar of so this is the
Speaker 1: dumbest thing ever?
Speaker 2: And it's brilliant of course, And you're marketing to guys.
Speaker 2: When did we start taking baths on the regular?
Speaker 1: True? And when? Like, I don't even know how many
Speaker 1: guys use soap at this point? Wow?
Speaker 2: Really right?
Speaker 1: I mean I know you do you do soap?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Did you hear that? Dove?
Speaker 2: I just love that they are doing it. It's funny.
Speaker 2: A lot of people took issue with it, and so
Speaker 2: it's just ridiculous going to it's just fun. It's hilarious.
Speaker 1: You know what, when you're sexy and young and go ahead,
Speaker 1: use it, have fun with it, enjoy it.
Speaker 2: But isn't it the case? I don't want to sit
Speaker 2: in my own bath water.
Speaker 1: I don't. I'm not a bath person. Obvious reasons.
Speaker 2: You all right, Now that you know about more of
Speaker 2: our hygiene, we're gonna move on to the final leg
Speaker 2: of our run today. A thirteen year old from Alan,
Speaker 2: Texas won these scripts in National Spelling be last night,
Speaker 2: but so much of the talk this morning is how
Speaker 2: he almost blew it because he was just feeling himself
Speaker 2: a little too much. Faison Zaki is his name. He
Speaker 2: was actually runner up last year. He returned this year
Speaker 2: and took the crown by correctly spelling this word claarsis simon.
Speaker 2: We've been practicing, I still messed up. But a clisisamon.
Speaker 2: Now you don't know what it means. I don't either.
Speaker 2: Don't know how to spell it. I did neither.
Speaker 1: In fact, never even heard the word until we woke
Speaker 1: up this morning and found out it. Clai sisamon was
Speaker 1: the winning word, But the biggest drama wasn't on the
Speaker 1: winning word. It actually came earlier when Faison's final two
Speaker 1: competitors had both missed their words back to back, so
Speaker 1: Faison was at that point the only one left on stage.
Speaker 1: All he needed to do was spell two words and
Speaker 1: the title was his.
Speaker 2: So the word that he got was come Alina okay faison. Ever,
Speaker 2: the confident one immediately started spelling the words soon as
Speaker 2: they said it. He just started spelling it. If you
Speaker 2: watch the spelling Bee we all have. Often the competitors,
Speaker 2: even if they know it, they'll still take the moment
Speaker 2: and say could I please have the language of origin?
Speaker 2: Then I'll say can I please have the definition? It
Speaker 2: helps them put it together. He didn't ask for any
Speaker 2: of that. He just kept going Comalina starts with the
Speaker 2: C folks. He jumped in started spelling it with a K.
Speaker 1: But he immediately knew he screwed up, and he said
Speaker 1: to the judge, just ring the bell because he knew it,
Speaker 1: which signals that the spelling was wrong. So that brought
Speaker 1: in the other two spellers that came back to the stage,
Speaker 1: and he finally won by yes correctly spelling it at,
Speaker 1: which by the way, is spelled E C L A
Speaker 1: I R C I S S E M E n T.
Speaker 1: Language of origin is French and it means an explanation
Speaker 1: or clearing up of something obscure. I thought it sounded delicious,
Speaker 1: like a croissant and a Claire combined.
Speaker 2: No, it's not that at all. It's not a sexy word.
Speaker 2: It doesn't have a sexy definition nothing, but it sounds great.
Speaker 2: It's al Yeah, I was going to try to use
Speaker 2: it in a sentence here. I got nothing for you,
Speaker 2: but congratulations to him his friend. Even though this we
Speaker 2: these kids are smart and they study and all this.
Speaker 2: They take it so seriously. He qualified as a seven
Speaker 2: year old to be National Spelling Bee. He's been at
Speaker 2: this a while. The kid has three coaches.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: So it's not just like a sharp unless they're smart kids.
Speaker 2: But they study.
Speaker 1: This is it's time job.
Speaker 2: This is other level stuff.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 1: Wow, all right, well congratulations to Faison. All right our
Speaker 1: quote of the day here on this Friday, to get
Speaker 1: your weekend started. Loved this one. It jumped out at
Speaker 1: me and spoke, just spoke to me. Here. It is
Speaker 1: enjoy the little things for one day you may look
Speaker 1: back and realize they were the big things. Isn't that
Speaker 1: so true?
Speaker 2: I always say one of my favorite things about you
Speaker 2: is that you will stop and smell the roses. You
Speaker 2: get a kick out of the little things and little
Speaker 2: joys in life, and that's I think that's special. It's important.
Speaker 2: It's hard to do, but yeah, you look, Bay, I mean,
Speaker 2: how many things can I look back on my life.
Speaker 2: We can all look back and go, wow, I didn't
Speaker 2: think that was a big deal. In low it's playing
Speaker 2: the biggest role in my life.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's even something like the other day when I
Speaker 1: walk by and I just like, you know, touch rubbed
Speaker 1: your back or something you said, you know, thanks. I
Speaker 1: needed that. Like just little things like touching someone, telling
Speaker 1: them you love them, even passing saying I'll miss you
Speaker 1: or see you soon, or you know. You think about
Speaker 1: if someone unexpectedly has an accent, you think, what was
Speaker 1: the last thing I said to them? What was that?
Speaker 1: It's just those little moments where you have an opportunity
Speaker 1: to be kind, to be loving. I think you look
Speaker 1: back and remember that those were actually the big important
Speaker 1: things in your life.
Speaker 2: So take that with you today, folks, on this Friday,
Speaker 2: enjoy the little things. For one day you may look
Speaker 2: back and realize they were the big things. And with that,
Speaker 2: we always appreciate you running with us, and a reminder
Speaker 2: you can keep running with us on the weekend. Of course,
Speaker 2: we do on Saturday morning, we do kind of a
Speaker 2: recap of the stories of the week that we didn't
Speaker 2: get to talk to as much here on the Monday
Speaker 2: through Friday morning run. But the things, you know, we
Speaker 2: kind of thought about later and argued about and went
Speaker 2: at it that we didn't get to talk about. We
Speaker 2: go head to head on Saturday about this. But we
Speaker 2: also do the Sunday Inspiration.
Speaker 1: That's right, So we take all the quotes of the
Speaker 1: day and we talked a little bit about where they
Speaker 1: came from, why we chose them, And last week we
Speaker 1: started doing a bonus quote, so maybe we'll do that
Speaker 1: again on Sunday, So look for that for both of
Speaker 1: those episodes. And for now, though, we want to thank
Speaker 1: you for running with us on this Friday.
Speaker 2: I'm a Robots and I'm DJ Holmes. We'll run again
Speaker 2: with you soon