Speaker 1: Get your hands together, and we're gonna stop to party start.
Speaker 2: I'm ready to party.
Speaker 3: The Elvis Duran after party.
Speaker 2: You have to show party car pod podcast, party cast.
Speaker 2: What are we gonna they have to show pod, party cast,
Speaker 2: party podcast. We're gonna stick with that. We're gonna stick
Speaker 2: with that party podcast, the after show, party podcast. It
Speaker 2: has a ring to it. Let's use that word. Let's
Speaker 2: talk about it. As we do this, I should lower
Speaker 2: my voice. Gandhi is still making out with the adoption puppy. Seriously,
Speaker 2: he's been on your lap and wrapped around your neck
Speaker 2: for how long today?
Speaker 4: I think we're going on like three hours at this point.
Speaker 4: Here's the thing. If you have dogs, and you know
Speaker 4: dogs at all, this guy's behavior is kind of outrageous
Speaker 4: because he's a little puppy. But he's not trying to
Speaker 4: run around and be rambunctious. He's just snuggling quietly. He
Speaker 4: doesn't even bite hard. He goes to sleep like he's
Speaker 4: so calm and well behaved. I know it could just
Speaker 4: be a good day.
Speaker 3: And then he pats your face. It's so key he does.
Speaker 4: He pets you back. Scotty fell in love with him
Speaker 4: for a second. I mean, he's he's a little gem.
Speaker 4: We love this.
Speaker 2: You don't want to give him back. We want to
Speaker 2: keep them. He should be our Well, okay, you know
Speaker 2: what considering adopting a puppy is. It's a lot to
Speaker 2: think about. But you've had dogs in your life, Gondi,
Speaker 2: so you you have an idea of what's waiting for
Speaker 2: you for sure. Option.
Speaker 4: Had I never had a dog, I would have taken
Speaker 4: him today and then like, yeah, absolutely, you and I
Speaker 4: clearly have bonded.
Speaker 2: You're my buddy.
Speaker 4: Were going home. But having had a dog, I know
Speaker 4: how much work a dog is and the lifestyle I
Speaker 4: currently live, I can't do that. If I had one
Speaker 4: other person living with me, it would be a different story.
Speaker 4: But on your own, Elvis, you know how hard it
Speaker 4: is when you're solo trying to take care of dogs,
Speaker 4: I mean home every four hours.
Speaker 2: It is. It is hard. They had to go out
Speaker 2: so many times a day, and they need to go
Speaker 2: out so many times. They have to be there for them,
Speaker 2: and to leave them at home for several hours. I
Speaker 2: you know, after an hour or two, I get anxious.
Speaker 2: My anxiety life will start to rise. But I tell you,
Speaker 2: you know, there are the things you can do. I
Speaker 2: follow this. These two guys, I forget their names, really
Speaker 2: really really handsome, fun guys. What they do is they
Speaker 2: go to shelters and they'll choose a dog and they'll
Speaker 2: take the dog out for the day. They'll take the
Speaker 2: dog out on just a day. It's either being groomed
Speaker 2: or they go into the beach or you know whatever
Speaker 2: the giving they give a dog an experience for the day,
Speaker 2: and they ended up taking the dog back at the
Speaker 2: end of the day. But they also put you know
Speaker 2: the name of the dog, and where the shelter is located,
Speaker 2: how you can adopt or foster this and that. So
Speaker 2: they're doing great things. Is that time they spend with
Speaker 2: that dog every day reminds me of the time you're
Speaker 2: spending with this little puppy right now.
Speaker 4: That makes me happy. Maybe I should start doing that,
Speaker 4: just take a dog out a day, but I think
Speaker 4: I would still end up with like two hundred and
Speaker 4: fifty dogs.
Speaker 3: My mom does this too. She volunteers with the cats
Speaker 3: at the pet every Monday at like one of these
Speaker 3: pet locations. And the amount of pictures I get, look
Speaker 3: at this, that's what mom, you have three cats already Oh,
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 2: But look at this one.
Speaker 3: Wouldn't it fit great in my house?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 3: Another cat. I'm like, Mom, you are going to be
Speaker 3: the crazy cat lady for real if you keep taking
Speaker 3: home every cat you fall in love with. But she
Speaker 3: loves them all and she just loves playing with them,
Speaker 3: and you know, spending the day with them. So I mean,
Speaker 3: maybe you could do the same thing. Just don't take
Speaker 3: them all home.
Speaker 4: They do such good stuff for us, Like I can
Speaker 4: feel it calming me down, It centers you, it helps
Speaker 4: your heart rhythm. Yeah, you just feel so relaxed when
Speaker 4: you have these little things. Especially this one's just not
Speaker 4: freaking out at all. I asked if you took Benadrul
Speaker 4: or something. They said, no, you just like this.
Speaker 2: Well that's the thing. Though. I will say that there
Speaker 2: have been several people in my life that insisted on
Speaker 2: going out to adopt a dog, and I did my best.
Speaker 2: Please do not do not. You are in no shape
Speaker 2: in your life to ever be responsible for any other living,
Speaker 2: breathing creature. And in both cases I was proven one wrong.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, so scary has a chance. No.
Speaker 5: I want two cats, I really do, but I don't
Speaker 5: have the time for them. I'm going to be unselfish
Speaker 5: here and say that I'm not going to adopt them,
Speaker 5: but for the.
Speaker 2: Right reasons, you know, like yes, Scutty just said no,
Speaker 2: that's being selfish.
Speaker 5: It's unselfish, ple know, because it's selfish. Would be me
Speaker 5: just on a whim saying yes, I want two cats,
Speaker 5: and then they arrive in my house and then I
Speaker 5: don't care.
Speaker 2: For them, but your home all the time.
Speaker 3: You told us that after the show you go home
Speaker 3: and rot all day around.
Speaker 5: Similarly, like similar to Gandhi, I have a lifestyle that
Speaker 5: I'm never home. I rot. Either either I'm zero or
Speaker 5: one hundreds. Either I'm home sleeping, or I'm out somewhere.
Speaker 2: That's me. That's my life. I can't if you want
Speaker 2: to figure it out. The equation is rot time equals
Speaker 2: cat time.
Speaker 3: They love to snuggle up against you, all right.
Speaker 1: I made the mistake of facetiving my family back home,
Speaker 1: so they're all in there like, oh, please, let's adopt.
Speaker 1: Then my dog, Scarlett, who's a Ausseydoodle, looked into the
Speaker 1: camera and then turned her head like don't you.
Speaker 2: Even dare.
Speaker 4: She wouldn't want to be at home.
Speaker 1: Well, at least from her expression of trying to see them.
Speaker 2: No, the world of two puppies versus one is a
Speaker 2: whole different world. But I tell you I love having
Speaker 2: two and if I could have three, I easily easily
Speaker 2: would roll into that. But I yeah, like you kind of.
Speaker 4: See how celebrities get to that point where like, what
Speaker 4: do you mean you had fifteen dogs at your house? Well,
Speaker 4: if you can, why wouldn't you? But it is very
Speaker 4: difficult to take care of a dog. You can't just
Speaker 4: I mean, they're like babies, but they never grow up. No,
Speaker 4: they are they like children, Yeah, they never become independent.
Speaker 2: We all have a really good friend. He and his
Speaker 2: husband have two dogs. They also have live in help
Speaker 2: at the house. There's a great couple. They live in
Speaker 2: the guest house. They're always there, so they're there at
Speaker 2: all times. So yeah, if you have living help, get
Speaker 2: some dogs. Can I get their number? Can I get
Speaker 2: their numbers?
Speaker 1: Please?
Speaker 2: Exactly? Can you having someone living at the house? Okay,
Speaker 2: we go whatever you How would your life be different
Speaker 2: if you had live in help? What would that be?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 3: A lot different?
Speaker 4: I need that for me, I say all the time.
Speaker 4: I need a nanny for me. Yeah, to remind me
Speaker 4: when to eat, wake me up, take care of me,
Speaker 4: walk my dog, walk me. Maybe I don't know, just
Speaker 4: a thought, all right.
Speaker 2: Pet adoptions. As you know, our friends at North Store
Speaker 2: Animal League were on our show of the Day that
Speaker 2: we recorded this, and uh, they're still here. We have
Speaker 2: a big adoption day going on outside in our living room.
Speaker 2: The whole iHeart family is rolling through on all of
Speaker 2: our iHeart floors, coming down to play with the puppies.
Speaker 2: If we can get one adopted today, we'll be happy. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and maybe who knows, it'll be this one right here.
Speaker 4: I think I'm close to getting Scott to take this one.
Speaker 5: I'm close.
Speaker 6: It really is the sweetest puppy I've ever seen.
Speaker 2: I don't understand it. I love him.
Speaker 3: You could bring him in here all the time every
Speaker 3: day because Ghani will keep taking care of him all
Speaker 3: day long.
Speaker 4: Absolutely.
Speaker 6: My only issue is just like if I'm ever not
Speaker 6: around for a week, it's really hard to get people
Speaker 6: to watch your animals without having to pay for it,
Speaker 6: and you know, I don't want to pay for anything.
Speaker 6: So like, I'm trying to get my parents to watch
Speaker 6: Sawyer this weekend because we're going away, and it's just
Speaker 6: not easy.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, these are things you are smartly considering.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you need to, Yes, I mean I will. I'm
Speaker 6: going to get another puppy at some point. The time
Speaker 6: just has to be right.
Speaker 2: And me too, Me too, I agree and thinks things
Speaker 2: reference at PetMeds dot Com. By the way, because of them,
Speaker 2: we have these puppy adoption days. Are we doing these
Speaker 2: once a month?
Speaker 5: Now? Is it?
Speaker 2: Is it on schedule?
Speaker 1: I thinks I don't believe.
Speaker 2: So it's about that. And they put on such a
Speaker 2: great party here, it's lovely PetMeds dot Com. I'm going
Speaker 2: there now. I'm gonna buy them out, love them.
Speaker 6: Do you know I've been I've been using pet meds
Speaker 6: since way before there was even a website.
Speaker 2: Website.
Speaker 6: I used to have to call one eight hundred pet mets. Really, yes,
Speaker 6: that's a long time. Yes, I started using them when
Speaker 6: I lived in Iowa, like twenty five thirty thirty two years.
Speaker 2: In Really, yes, I think they have been as far
Speaker 2: as prescription goes, they've been around longer than any other
Speaker 2: online or ordering company for pet means what do you call?
Speaker 2: I used them before AOL was even a thing.
Speaker 4: Pharmacy.
Speaker 3: That's crazy.
Speaker 2: Wow, I can see Scotty, I need to order some
Speaker 2: more pet meds. Hold on pretty much. Then someone picks
Speaker 2: on the phone. All right, there's always ways to adopt,
Speaker 2: there's always ways to foster, there's always way to don
Speaker 2: ways to donate time and money. So if it's if
Speaker 2: it's not North sor Animal League, it's it's a it's
Speaker 2: a shelter in your town you can donate to. We
Speaker 2: appreciate that. And good luck with your puppy over there, Gandhi.
Speaker 2: I think he's going to miss you very much.
Speaker 4: Maybe I can foster him for a little while.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I bet you good.
Speaker 4: Let's figure it out.
Speaker 1: Beans.
Speaker 3: We'll do this Beans, Beans, Beans is never leaving.
Speaker 2: Beans is now officially beans. I think.
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 2: Are we good?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Yeah?
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