Speaker 1: Come on, Yes, Liza, Welcome to Thursday Show. More in
Speaker 1: studio morning. We have Katherine on the phone and Amarillo. Katherine,
Speaker 1: good morning, Welcome.
Speaker 2: Good morning morning studio.
Speaker 1: Hey.
Speaker 3: Well, so I've been.
Speaker 4: Wanting to call in about this. I called a few
Speaker 4: months ago and asked if I could get a tray
Speaker 4: or play a game for a tray and anyway. So
Speaker 4: I got a I want to tray Eddie, and I
Speaker 4: just wanted to say I got it like.
Speaker 3: In a day and a half.
Speaker 4: And I just can't believe, like Abby.
Speaker 2: Gets so much crap from lunchblocks and he couldn't even
Speaker 2: send a toilet seat.
Speaker 3: In six months.
Speaker 5: Great point.
Speaker 1: So for those that aren't an every minute listener, I'll
Speaker 1: explain a little bit what's going on here.
Speaker 5: Thank you Catherine.
Speaker 1: So I'd ordered too many trays. My wife said, like order,
Speaker 1: I think she had to order one or two. I
Speaker 1: think I pushed the button too many times in order.
Speaker 1: There's like eight breakfast trays that showed up, but the
Speaker 1: house like wooden trays that you put on top of
Speaker 1: your lap if like you're in the bed. And SO
Speaker 1: had way too many. So I brought him in and
Speaker 1: I had people sign them that came by the studio
Speaker 1: and we just gave them the listeners if they wanted
Speaker 1: to play a game. Which one did you win?
Speaker 5: Catherine?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 6: It was what tray or what?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Well what was on the tray?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you guys all signed it. It was awesome.
Speaker 4: Yeah, everybody in the studio you signed it.
Speaker 6: Ray.
Speaker 4: It is like less Stress was live and he's here.
Speaker 4: It was so hilarious.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you won the tray. So we had some
Speaker 1: to We had artists signed. So you must have got
Speaker 1: one of the earlier versions before an artist.
Speaker 5: Is that true?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: Okay, Hey even more valuable because Ray wrote an inscription
Speaker 1: on that one exactly.
Speaker 5: So we did these breakfast trays. We signed him. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Abby is like so efficient at every single thing. And
Speaker 1: Lunchbox promised a listener a toilet seat that we got
Speaker 1: in a palette and it took six months minimal to
Speaker 1: get to him.
Speaker 5: So your thoughts, Lunchbox, Oh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because the person that called I didn't have his address. See,
Speaker 2: Abby has the is on the phone and it was
Speaker 2: able to take your address right away. Way me, I'd
Speaker 2: have scuba hunt through voicemails. We had to find his voicemail.
Speaker 2: Leave him a voicemail, send him an email to get
Speaker 2: his address, So it takes a lot of steps. It
Speaker 2: wasn't just clear and cut like he was on the phone. Hey,
Speaker 2: let me get your address and write it down. So
Speaker 2: it was a lot different. There's a lot of inside
Speaker 2: baseball that you don't understand. But thanks for calling. And
Speaker 2: I hope you spilled that momosa on your lap, Catherine.
Speaker 5: So two things.
Speaker 1: One, he's not being completely honest here when we can
Speaker 1: ask Scuba and Abby about it. But there are other
Speaker 1: instances the set list that the listener one the lunchbox had.
Speaker 5: How long take you to send that one out? That
Speaker 5: was a year? That was on my Instagram? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: and you can then when I sent it, I never
Speaker 5: got to thank you. Yeah, but it took you a
Speaker 5: year to send it out.
Speaker 1: Inside Baseball that was a year and a Yeah, Scuba,
Speaker 1: what's up?
Speaker 5: I'm still laughing at I hope you spilled that mimosa
Speaker 5: on your lap. Yeah. I just think the track record
Speaker 5: speaks for itself. I really need to say a whole lot.
Speaker 5: You said. One item took a year, one item took
Speaker 5: six months. I mean, I rest my case.
Speaker 2: No, no, but the toilet seed we had to hunt
Speaker 2: him down.
Speaker 5: We did. It was like it was like maybe over
Speaker 5: like a few weeks exactly.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but guys, it wasn't clear.
Speaker 5: Yeah it.
Speaker 1: Now you're sitting on our seat, Catherine, did you did
Speaker 1: we sign it to you or do we just send
Speaker 1: it to you?
Speaker 5: Like it was? Is your name on it?
Speaker 4: You know you signed it first to me. You even
Speaker 4: asked how to spell my name but still perfectly, And
Speaker 4: then everybody else on the show wrote like a little
Speaker 4: message that's great, the best.
Speaker 1: Then it was inscribed to Catherine. That's what I wanted
Speaker 1: to make sure because if not, you could send it back,
Speaker 1: we could write it to you.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's awesome.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you brought that to light, because yes, when
Speaker 1: Lunchboks promises something, either it doesn't happen or it takes
Speaker 1: six months to a year to happen.
Speaker 5: Not with us, not with Abbey running and the show.
Speaker 5: I'm not a secretary, Abby is okay? Cool? Not accurate.
Speaker 5: It's not a secretary, right, no?
Speaker 1: Not.
Speaker 7: Also, most secretaries aren't secretaries these days. It's called executive
Speaker 7: assistant or something like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was not even that nos a producer Okay, Catherine,
Speaker 1: thank you I'm glad you highlighted the high efficient employee
Speaker 1: we have named Abby.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, thank you, Abby, thank you, show, thank you, thank you, Catherine.
Speaker 5: And now you must go by. Well it's time for
Speaker 5: her to go. Yes.
Speaker 1: By the way, speaking of like memorabilia, there's a pair
Speaker 1: of ruby slippers worn by Judy Garland from the Wizard
Speaker 1: of Oz. They're going up for auction. They're expecting those
Speaker 1: are pretty memorable as far as like in our culture,
Speaker 1: pop culture history. They're expected to fetch up to three
Speaker 1: point five million dollars. Wow, and that's a who whole
Speaker 1: whole lot of money. But that is something that is
Speaker 1: like an iconic part of popular culture.
Speaker 5: These are the rubies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think there's more than one pair. For a while,
Speaker 1: someone say shoes have a story. They were stolen from
Speaker 1: a museum displaying two thousand and five because the guy
Speaker 1: thought they had real rubies on him.
Speaker 5: Idiot.
Speaker 1: The FBI eventually recovered the slippers in twenty eighteen. He
Speaker 1: got him back, took them to the to the pawn shop. Guys, real, now, man,
Speaker 1: this is glitter man. But what it's stupid if he
Speaker 1: would have just kept them and sold them as for
Speaker 1: what they were he could have made a ton of money,
Speaker 1: but now the FBI got them three point five million dollars.
Speaker 5: That's from k R E eleven.
Speaker 3: Of sin by.
Speaker 5: Nanamous sin Barrow. There's a question to be.
Speaker 1: Hello, Bobby Bones, I have a friend who borrows clothes
Speaker 1: from me time to time. Recently we met up and
Speaker 1: another friend of hers was wearing a shirt and jacket
Speaker 1: that I had let them borrow. I did not know
Speaker 1: this person. They were wearing my clothes because my friend
Speaker 1: let them borrow my clothes.
Speaker 5: She told me that.
Speaker 1: Her friend didn't have proper attire when she showed up,
Speaker 1: so she let them borrow the outfit. It got worse
Speaker 1: when this person ended up getting wine stains all over
Speaker 1: my clothes. My question is who has to pay to
Speaker 1: replace it or get it cleaned, my friend who borrowed
Speaker 1: it or the person who borrowed it from her signed
Speaker 1: clothes lender offended. So that's not cool of your friend
Speaker 1: to give away your clothes.
Speaker 5: Not cool at all?
Speaker 3: If yeah, she could ask you beforehand.
Speaker 5: Yeah, not cool? Cool said you don't give her any
Speaker 5: more clothes? First of all, you don't.
Speaker 1: You can still be your friend, and we don't know
Speaker 1: how die or the situation was, but still she shouldn't
Speaker 1: given your clothes, shouldn' given some of her clothes that
Speaker 1: fit the vacasion. So if we'll call her level three,
Speaker 1: the friend that the person you don't know. If level
Speaker 1: three doesn't pay to have it fixed, level two must
Speaker 1: either get you a new one or pay for it,
Speaker 1: because that's all on her. So the girl that spilled
Speaker 1: it on it, she should be nice to level two
Speaker 1: and get it cleaned or get a new one. But
Speaker 1: if she doesn't, it's all on level two's fault because
Speaker 1: that's who you loaned it to. So don't own her
Speaker 1: any more clothes, but it is her responsibility to get
Speaker 1: it back to you new or cleaned, however that happens.
Speaker 7: Amy, Yeah, that's exactly what needs to happen. She definitely
Speaker 7: needs to get paid back. I mean, the original news
Speaker 7: come from whoever spilt the wine, you would think, But
Speaker 7: just in case she doesn't, then the friend that linded
Speaker 7: and then also a little club soda.
Speaker 5: Well one to three. Three doesn't know you and you
Speaker 5: don't know three.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the person that did it is two to loan
Speaker 1: the clothes, So everything that happened is her fault. She
Speaker 1: should have never loaned the clothes, So three spilling stuff
Speaker 1: on it, that's two's fault. So two either gets three
Speaker 1: to pay four it has to pay for it themself.
Speaker 1: Two's not out of the out of that doghouse here,
Speaker 1: level two, your friend you give it to it's all
Speaker 1: their fault.
Speaker 5: You're saying. The ball is on two's court.
Speaker 1: Two all two's core. Now three can be nice enough
Speaker 1: to get it fixed because three is the one that
Speaker 1: did it. But three doesn't know one.
Speaker 3: Oh see, I feel like it starts in the three, but.
Speaker 1: Three doesn't know one, So why would three care about one?
Speaker 1: Doesn't I don't even know them?
Speaker 7: Good good point, because does three even know she was wearing?
Speaker 5: Who knows?
Speaker 1: We don't know. So it's all person two. Never give
Speaker 1: them clothes again, that's what we say. And it's up
Speaker 1: to person number two to get them cleaned or get
Speaker 1: them new. That's how we stand on that. All right,
Speaker 1: thank you, that's an easy one. There's Sandy. It's a
Speaker 1: guy from Richmond, Virginia.
Speaker 8: I get married in less than two weeks and can't
Speaker 8: dance sulm lack of rich I need help from the
Speaker 8: mirror ball winner himself.
Speaker 1: I feel like he needs help from me because he
Speaker 1: thinks I also have lack of rhythmat I don't have lack,
Speaker 1: but compared to other great dancers I do. Here's what
Speaker 1: you do. First of all, you just don't care. It's
Speaker 1: your wedding. A lot of bad dancers who cares. Just
Speaker 1: have a good time. Number one dance. It doesn't matter
Speaker 1: if you're on rhythm too. If you're really worried about it,
Speaker 1: it's a simple head and shoulders up and down. That's
Speaker 1: the move. You can just do your arms too. You
Speaker 1: don't have to go like legs and hips. You literally
Speaker 1: can just snap your fingers and bounce your head and
Speaker 1: that's it.
Speaker 5: So you got it. Snappy fingers bounce you. Less is more.
Speaker 1: If you're worried about what you look like, I would
Speaker 1: encourage you not to worry about what you look like
Speaker 1: and just go go to town because nobody cares. Actually, people
Speaker 1: are gonna like it when you see somebody dancing badly,
Speaker 1: but just like not caring an enjoying life, aren't you
Speaker 1: like I wish I could be more like that.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, of.
Speaker 1: Course be that person. So but if you're not that person,
Speaker 1: snappy fingers move your head. You know, you gotta move
Speaker 1: your hips to your body. If you can snap, good
Speaker 1: and if you can't snap, just move your head. And
Speaker 1: if you can't move your head, move your guys. Blink yeah,
Speaker 1: blink under You got it, buddy. You're worrying about it
Speaker 1: so much. It's going to affect your dancing in your rhythm.
Speaker 1: Don't worry about it. Have a good time and congratulations.
Speaker 5: Cool as pile of stories.
Speaker 7: Starbucks is bringing back handwriting customers' names on the cups.
Speaker 7: This is something that got rid of when they went digital,
Speaker 7: and so when you get your cup, it's like a
Speaker 7: printed out thing and it says your name. But they
Speaker 7: feel like they're missing that connection that made it special
Speaker 7: with customers back in the day. They're also going to
Speaker 7: be adding creamer and sugar out for people to just
Speaker 7: make themselves that went away during the pandemic. But they
Speaker 7: want more of a coffee shop vibe that they feel
Speaker 7: like they've lost.
Speaker 1: They want to be able to misspell everybody's name of
Speaker 1: cursive now with their own head right right.
Speaker 7: And also they are looking for something like two hundred
Speaker 7: thousand sharpies.
Speaker 3: So if anybody has.
Speaker 5: Me, we got a lot around here. I live by
Speaker 5: them all right, what else.
Speaker 7: A mom was shocked when she got a phone call
Speaker 7: from her kids' school saying, hey, you.
Speaker 3: Know your five year old, we just found a condom
Speaker 3: in his pocket.
Speaker 5: A five year old, so obviously somebody put it in
Speaker 5: the five.
Speaker 3: And his jeans pocket.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the five year old had no idea what it
Speaker 7: even was, and the mom she personally she had her
Speaker 7: tubes tied a long time ago, so they don't have
Speaker 7: anything like that in the house.
Speaker 3: This is a story in People.
Speaker 7: Magazine, and there's a working theory that maybe as a
Speaker 7: prank someone at a kid's clothing store, the jeans had
Speaker 7: were new, they hadn't been washed or anything, so he
Speaker 7: was wearing them. That maybe at a kid's clothing store,
Speaker 7: some people thought it'd be funny if they went around
Speaker 7: and stuck condoms in kids clothing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the dad, great theory, hug, The dad created a
Speaker 1: heck of a theory on the spot over there.
Speaker 7: But the son didn't even know where it came from,
Speaker 7: or the son would have said, oh, I got it
Speaker 7: out of daddy's.
Speaker 5: Got it and hit it in there.
Speaker 3: Why would you do that?
Speaker 7: Why is it out later in your kid's pants and
Speaker 7: he's gonna wear to school.
Speaker 3: You never know there are better places.
Speaker 1: Well, we're not argue in that, but necessity, right, guys,
Speaker 1: you do what you gotta do.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you guys don't have sort of that passion, right.
Speaker 1: I mean?
Speaker 5: Amy, go ahead.
Speaker 7: Ninety one year old Willing Nelson just released his one
Speaker 7: hundred and fifty third album and he did an interview
Speaker 7: with the AP and he said he's not going anywhere. Quote,
Speaker 7: I'm not worried about dying. I don't feel bad, I
Speaker 7: don't hurt anywhere, and I don't have any reason to
Speaker 7: worry about it.
Speaker 1: I am the opposite of all of those I worry
Speaker 1: about dying. I heard everywhere. I feel bad, and I
Speaker 1: have reasons to worry about it.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 3: But isn't this a great way to live?
Speaker 7: Because he's ninety one, he doesn't add that stress of
Speaker 7: what if I die?
Speaker 5: Well, but the stress is taken care of. Yeah, that
Speaker 5: correct stressed out whenever you're high? All right? Is that it?
Speaker 3: I'm Amy, that's my pile.
Speaker 5: That was Amy's pile of stories. It's time for the good.
Speaker 3: News produce already.
Speaker 6: Claudie Wilson has been the custodian at Swedenborg Elementary in.
Speaker 5: Missouri for thirty years.
Speaker 6: Not only was she the custodian, she was also a
Speaker 6: bus driver, a plumber, and a lunch server. So the
Speaker 6: school is like, how do we celebrate her? How do
Speaker 6: we honor her for her thirty years? So what did
Speaker 6: they do? They named one of the buildings in the
Speaker 6: school after her. Wow building, It's called the Claudine Wilson
Speaker 6: Learning Center.
Speaker 1: Dang to have a building. It's risky, I feel, and
Speaker 1: I love for Claudine. Maybe she breaks the rule in
Speaker 1: my mind. I feel like you should never make a
Speaker 1: statue or name a building after a living person, because
Speaker 1: we are flawed humans, and eventually they take those statues down.
Speaker 5: You do something bad.
Speaker 1: But hopefully Claudine, no, she sounds a plus and mostly
Speaker 1: you know what I'm talking about men. I think it
Speaker 1: should just be you should name it after men or
Speaker 1: build statues of men.
Speaker 3: Occasionally women's stats.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, I know, but there's a whole I feel
Speaker 1: pretty solid about Claudian though. That's an awesome story. A
Speaker 1: building that's crazy, all right, there you go, that's what
Speaker 1: it's all about.
Speaker 5: That was telling me something good. What do you have
Speaker 5: over there?
Speaker 3: I have the workplace, this or that and what are
Speaker 3: we doing here?
Speaker 7: Well, you're going to say, would you like this at
Speaker 7: your workplace or that at your workplace?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I see a lot of coworkers playing this on Instagram
Speaker 7: and it's would you like a high salary or flexible hours?
Speaker 5: Hi? Salary? Okay, high salary for sure? Hi salary. I
Speaker 5: love money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I work all hours?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 7: Would you like work from home flexibility? Or you have
Speaker 7: to go into the office with those perks like catered
Speaker 7: lunch every day?
Speaker 1: Oh that's interesting because I could just eat at home,
Speaker 1: but you catered catered?
Speaker 5: What job does that? Well?
Speaker 3: Remember they used to do it here, not really, not
Speaker 3: every day.
Speaker 5: That's snacks in there, but they didn't cater lunch every day.
Speaker 5: They had lunch here two times a week. This new
Speaker 5: building not every day lunchboks.
Speaker 3: Are in it now, Yes, would you like?
Speaker 5: I would hold on? I would rather.
Speaker 1: I don't really like working from home because we had
Speaker 1: the opportunity to do that during COVID, and I just
Speaker 1: it was I was too much in my own So
Speaker 1: I don't even care about the catered lunch. I'd like it,
Speaker 1: but that always put like mayonnaise on sandwiches, and I
Speaker 1: hate that.
Speaker 3: Okay, movie, there's other office perks.
Speaker 5: Okay, I would rather work.
Speaker 1: I'd rather work and have actual parking, and I hit
Speaker 1: curbs in our building like I do now because I
Speaker 1: stu parking.
Speaker 7: All right, Next, would you like unlimited vacation or a
Speaker 7: four day work week indefinitely?
Speaker 6: Wait, unlimited vacation that's like every day, right, yeah, unlimited vaca.
Speaker 1: Unlimited vacations, and that means you get money for free
Speaker 1: for doing nothing.
Speaker 3: Doesn't mean you take the whole year office job.
Speaker 5: Set this differently, then, how about.
Speaker 1: Six weeks vacation or four day work weeks?
Speaker 5: Oh, six weeks vacation gotta be amazing. Oh six weeks.
Speaker 1: But if you do four day work week, you still
Speaker 1: get like your two I'm gonna go four day work week?
Speaker 3: Yeah too? Last one?
Speaker 7: Closing your computer at five pm? Your totally done, or
Speaker 7: you get a two hour lunch break.
Speaker 5: Oh, be done at five? I kind of hate them
Speaker 5: both hate How do you hate both of those?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 3: What's being done at five? And what's a lunch break?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: No, there are things like I want to do, Like,
Speaker 1: there are things that I want to get done so
Speaker 1: I can like be ahead. It's not about me swimming
Speaker 1: to survive. It's about me wanting to swim past everybody. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so both of those sound miserable to me. I'm sure
Speaker 1: you'd sneak it. I mean, it says, close your computer
Speaker 1: at five. But but if I take it to our
Speaker 1: lunch break, then I'm gonna end up working till eleven.
Speaker 5: True.
Speaker 7: Other countries, though, they take long lunch breaks, and they
Speaker 7: seem to.
Speaker 1: Be well they hear yeah yeah, but and they don't
Speaker 1: live in a world like we do in the United States,
Speaker 1: where the number one thing is capitalism and stress. Yes,
Speaker 1: but that's a part of it. Yes, yes, we like
Speaker 1: stress here. No, but that's a part of our culture.
Speaker 1: Getting ahead, grinding, getting ahead.
Speaker 7: Okay, if everybody collectively just didn't do that, then it
Speaker 7: wouldn't be around.
Speaker 3: I wish.
Speaker 5: Here's what I wish.
Speaker 1: I wish everybody collectively would take a step back and
Speaker 1: I wouldn't dominate everybody.
Speaker 5: That would be the greatest. I love it. Okay, thank you,
Speaker 5: score well.
Speaker 7: Thank you for playing No, I love it.
Speaker 5: Here's a voicemail from Wendy God.
Speaker 8: Bless you for keeping politics out of your show. It
Speaker 8: is a breath of fresh air. We obviously as a
Speaker 8: country are more divided than we have ever been. I
Speaker 8: just want to say hey for being a show that
Speaker 8: I can go to and I don't have to, you know,
Speaker 8: worry about the political end of what is all going on.
Speaker 8: So keep it up, love the show, have a super
Speaker 8: often day.
Speaker 1: Well, this is awkward because I want to announce my
Speaker 1: endorsement for twenty twenty eight presidency. That's the time I
Speaker 1: just commit to four years of it now after just
Speaker 1: making a point to not bring it to this space, Wendy,
Speaker 1: thank you. I appreciate that it is. It's very tough
Speaker 1: to do, especially when a lot of culture is that.
Speaker 1: But you know, I kind of made the decision that
Speaker 1: that is not what you come here for, so I'm
Speaker 1: not going to force it down your throats in any
Speaker 1: direction whatsoever. So thank you for saying that. It is
Speaker 1: an effort, a concerted effort to not do that. Obviously,
Speaker 1: we all feel the ways that we feel, and they're
Speaker 1: all different ways too, but we don't feel like this
Speaker 1: is the place for that, so we try to keep
Speaker 1: it as safe as possible.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Uh, Danny and Virginia, you.
Speaker 3: Guys are said lunchbox selling the Miranda Lambert coffee cup.
Speaker 1: You told him we had like a week or whatever.
Speaker 5: Did that ever happen? I love the show.
Speaker 1: Thanks. Yeah, we didn't have him doing that, like he
Speaker 1: found it and said he was going to sell it.
Speaker 5: Lunchbox updates.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've had offers for one hundred dollars, but I
Speaker 2: was looking for five hundred, so I was hoping i'd
Speaker 2: get a higher bid and I have not got it yet.
Speaker 5: And where do you get those offers? People are sliding
Speaker 5: into the dms on Instagram? Good luck.
Speaker 1: Guys. I don't know that it's authentic. No, it is
Speaker 1: trusting that we've done some investigating. Not sure that it's authentic.
Speaker 1: I just put that out there. I check the footage. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we don't know. Yeah, there's no We had a lot
Speaker 1: of those cups up here and feel like there's some
Speaker 1: funny business. So hey, get it at you're un risks,
Speaker 1: So what we'll say that.
Speaker 5: Takes price down? Why are you trying to hit?
Speaker 1: Why humans are feeling sad for robots? We'll talk about that.
Speaker 1: And if somebody behind you and they honk at you.
Speaker 1: It happened to me and for the first time I
Speaker 1: felt this. I've never felt this way when someone honked
Speaker 1: at me before, but had a low issue. We'll talk
Speaker 1: about that next as well. I think I'm growing as
Speaker 1: a person. I think maybe society is getting a little
Speaker 1: better too. I was at a light this morning. I
Speaker 1: was not on my phone. I was just thinking and
Speaker 1: the light turned from red to green and I was
Speaker 1: just kind of drifting off, not sleeping, but just like lost,
Speaker 1: and the car behind me goes did it, and I
Speaker 1: was like, oh, thank you very much. One year ago
Speaker 1: i'd have been like, screw you. But the double tap,
Speaker 1: the double light tap, I think is starting to catch on.
Speaker 5: It's friendly. Yeah, it's not angry. It's like I'm looking out.
Speaker 3: For you tap, instead of the like what are you
Speaker 3: doing idiot?
Speaker 5: Because I and again I was not on my phone.
Speaker 3: They probably thought you were, though, and even so.
Speaker 1: They were looking out, they didn't go honk. And I
Speaker 1: know we've talked about it. Like the double light tap,
Speaker 1: it's much different than the single hold horn. I wish
Speaker 1: the cars gave us two versions of horns.
Speaker 5: Have two buttons.
Speaker 1: It two to one is like to haunt, like you
Speaker 1: about to hit somebody, Like move out the way, about to.
Speaker 5: Have a wreck.
Speaker 1: You're an idiot, middle finger all that that's that one
Speaker 1: or the other one that's like.
Speaker 5: Like some sort of like joyous noise.
Speaker 1: But I definitely accepted that as hey, I'm looking out
Speaker 1: for you, joyous noise, that lie has turned green, feel
Speaker 1: free to go.
Speaker 5: And I did.
Speaker 1: And I think it's the first time ever in my
Speaker 1: gut wasn't like sorry stupid. So I like to I'd
Speaker 1: like to celebrate me for a second. Good for you, man,
Speaker 1: I like to sell thank you. I'd like to celebrate no.
Speaker 5: Not damage.
Speaker 3: They're the ones they did.
Speaker 5: Yeah, people do that forever, and I didn't. I thought
Speaker 5: it was mean.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So now I want to celebrate mean because I
Speaker 1: thank you because I am, I am having growth and
Speaker 1: that I can actually hear the difference and not just react.
Speaker 5: And so let's that be a lesson to everybody. It's
Speaker 5: a big deal.
Speaker 1: If somebody too, tuots you, that is a joyous noise.
Speaker 1: If I'm looking out for you, maybe you want to
Speaker 1: just proceed. If it had been a long honk yeah,
Speaker 1: out of driven, like fifteen miles an hour, fighting words,
Speaker 1: or just sat there for a little bit longer.
Speaker 5: How do you do the double tap? Do you punch
Speaker 5: it or do you actually push it?
Speaker 1: Twice that kind of give a little Well, some horns
Speaker 1: are significant, so it's very hard to do the If
Speaker 1: it's a significant if you have to push hard on.
Speaker 3: Is, it could come across as holy if you.
Speaker 5: Don't punch it. I do think.
Speaker 1: Let's just state this rule for all of our audience here.
Speaker 1: If you hear two horn honks, that is a joyous honk.
Speaker 1: A joy is like I got your back, honk.
Speaker 3: But quick.
Speaker 1: But sometimes they can't be that quick because the horn
Speaker 1: is so substantial. If you if you know, but if
Speaker 1: you just hear too broken up, that eliminates any horn size. Okay, okay,
Speaker 1: that's the rule. Took even too, ha ha. That's that's
Speaker 1: we got your buddy. And no one can be mad
Speaker 1: and go no, because nobody does that. If you're mad,
Speaker 1: you just.
Speaker 7: Go I've gotten followed by the middle finger.
Speaker 1: Oh well, if it's followed by the middle finger, that
Speaker 1: is a difference. Yes. According to a new study, people
Speaker 1: can feel empathy for robots, especially when they show signs
Speaker 1: of distress like sad sounds or trembling arms. Researchers had
Speaker 1: people shake a robot that made sad noises, and people
Speaker 1: ended up feeling emotional distress because they were mistreating the
Speaker 1: robot Earth dot Com.
Speaker 5: I felt this, Uh, what do you mean?
Speaker 7: Well, I don't have a robot myself, but my ex
Speaker 7: husband he has one of those dog robots at his business.
Speaker 7: Like their company they have one of those big dog
Speaker 7: that can go in, like if there's a bomb or war,
Speaker 7: they send the dog robot in. And it was at
Speaker 7: our house once and I started.
Speaker 3: To have feelings for it, like I was.
Speaker 7: I get worried about it and like, I don't know what,
Speaker 7: like I think about it sometimes still, like when it's
Speaker 7: at work, like where are they sending it and what
Speaker 7: is it doing?
Speaker 3: And what's going to happen to it?
Speaker 5: Because we relate it to a real dog, right.
Speaker 7: Yes, and it like makes little movements and you just
Speaker 7: you're like, oh, this is so cute and yeah, so
Speaker 7: I feel that. And also if I'm talking to AI
Speaker 7: or chat GBT, I say please and thank you.
Speaker 1: And it's because we're related to the human version that
Speaker 1: we know. It's not because we're like we feel sad
Speaker 1: or mad at a computer program.
Speaker 5: It's because what it does.
Speaker 1: It makes us feel what we would feel if the
Speaker 1: thing that we loved and we're around actually had that
Speaker 1: right in a related story. When I play Madden, if
Speaker 1: I have to like mention my quarterback like I feel
Speaker 1: bad or I have.
Speaker 5: To cut the I'm like kidding.
Speaker 1: I'm like, like, I know we've spent two seasons together,
Speaker 1: but I got to cut you, buddy. And I know
Speaker 1: it's just a computer, but in my heart a little bit,
Speaker 1: I'm like, it feels like I'm actually cutting somebody from
Speaker 1: the team.
Speaker 3: Isn't that weird?
Speaker 7: And this is only going to get worse because we're
Speaker 7: only going to be around more and more robots.
Speaker 5: It's weird because la weird because we're saying a robot.
Speaker 1: But what it's not weird is that we actually have
Speaker 1: empathy for actually these human experiences and that's why they're
Speaker 1: making us feel this way because we've had so many
Speaker 1: human experiences that we feel this way. So look at
Speaker 1: it like that is that what's happening is these experience
Speaker 1: we're having robot dogs, robot football players. We've had so
Speaker 1: many experiences with humans, and what it does is remind
Speaker 1: us of those and make us you feel those again
Speaker 1: more than it does ones and zeros, and we're like,
Speaker 1: I feel bad for.
Speaker 5: This computer program. Okay, So peta doggy, give it a treat.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't see it anymore.
Speaker 5: That's a service dog. Hey, wait to take a service
Speaker 5: dog like that one was real.
Speaker 3: It was technically called like a drone dog.
Speaker 5: But it is weird. It is weird.
Speaker 7: It doesn't I don't see it anymore.
Speaker 1: Blake Mirror did a whole episode of those things Mirror. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was awesome. Those things gonna kill us all. I'm
Speaker 1: good anyway that everybody's here, Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'll give
Speaker 1: you one note of the song you tell me the
Speaker 1: song give me a note.
Speaker 5: I got that one.
Speaker 1: It's Mark Morrison, Return of the Mac. I'm not gonna play.
Speaker 1: I played yesterday and it was it was carnage.
Speaker 5: That's the return of the man. The song. Yeah, Mac
Speaker 5: Mac like Mac daddy, dude. That's cool.
Speaker 1: It's like me so yes and you. That is the
Speaker 1: appropriate timing for the words you still use. Yes, okay,
Speaker 1: give me give me another one, got it?
Speaker 5: That's green day, time of your life? What good riddance? Yeah,
Speaker 5: green Day?
Speaker 1: Go ahead, give another one at base the sign that's easy.
Speaker 5: Say, let's kick it. Yeah, I put belt to your
Speaker 5: a belt to a No, I don't like that. That's
Speaker 5: I don't like that. I'll stay out of it. You
Speaker 5: guys can play. We'll play it next another round.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna give you one note of a famous song
Speaker 1: from the nineties. Name that song, Ray, give me an
Speaker 1: example here, Okay, we know that one that's brings.
Speaker 5: All right, We're gonna do five of these. Write your
Speaker 5: answer down. You just gotta get the first note.
Speaker 1: Let's go, come on, go, come on, that's a strong one.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna play it again. Here we go. I'm in.
Speaker 5: Is it too confident ends? Oh yeah, Let's give it
Speaker 5: one more run here, I'm in for the win. Confident
Speaker 5: un What do you have? That is Gangster's Paradise?
Speaker 1: Cool?
Speaker 3: Okay, Gangster Paradise.
Speaker 5: By the way, you don't have to say the artist.
Speaker 5: But if you do say the artist and you're wrong,
Speaker 5: you miss it and the movie was dangerous minds. That's
Speaker 5: three Eddie, Okay, Gangster's Paradise. I'm in. Are you going
Speaker 5: back to it or are you really in? I'm in? Okay,
Speaker 5: then again, I'm in for the women one more time. Okay.
Speaker 5: Lunchbox Mambo number five.
Speaker 1: I guess wrong. It's don't argue it because that is wrong.
Speaker 1: I'm in a pretty good mood today, so I'll not
Speaker 1: give a yellow card. But then I'm giving you a
Speaker 1: light yellow card. The next one will be a yellow card.
Speaker 1: Arguing the answer that is lu bega. That is not
Speaker 1: this single nose Serena though, no, there's not. Actually there isn't.
Speaker 5: There wasn't Wimbledon, Amy, Well.
Speaker 3: I have living Levina Loca.
Speaker 5: Eddie live in La Vida Loca. That is correct. You
Speaker 5: got cocky man? You then you almost got a yellow card.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I didn't because I'm in a good mood today.
Speaker 5: Gosh, right, next one? Oh wow, what a note? What
Speaker 5: That's a heck of a note?
Speaker 1: That one?
Speaker 5: All right, here we go again.
Speaker 3: Wow, what a note? I can't even hear it.
Speaker 1: You heard the note? You heard it, but everybody else
Speaker 1: heard No, I didn't talk over it either. Well go ahead,
Speaker 1: what a note that is?
Speaker 3: But when you yell right after I let.
Speaker 5: The whole note happen, I think I'm in Hey, yellow
Speaker 5: card framing Amy one more time? Now we can do it. Three?
Speaker 5: All right, give it to more nine? What a note
Speaker 5: that is? Would you know that? Bones? I just like yelling?
Speaker 5: What a note? Immediately?
Speaker 1: Wh it's over to throw all you guys off, but
Speaker 1: she gets angry. She doesn't know what chacks out on me.
Speaker 3: I'm not angry.
Speaker 7: I just you're yelling right after it with a high
Speaker 7: note that this counters the note I just heard.
Speaker 5: The notes are counting the juxtaposition of the note. Am
Speaker 5: I yelling? Oh? I didn't realize that. I'm sorry right
Speaker 5: doing more time? Want to know that should be different? Yeah?
Speaker 5: That was like the same. It's perfect. What's funny is
Speaker 5: Amy knows it. She's gonna I really don't be so irritated.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, I know I know it, but I can't.
Speaker 3: We don't know you know it because you know I know,
Speaker 3: you know, I know the artist.
Speaker 5: I believe in you, but you're not. We won't get it. Okay, Okay,
Speaker 5: man Amy, Okay.
Speaker 7: Billy, I haven't run anything I did, Billy Jean, you
Speaker 7: noticed it.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know that it's right. I think it's Michael.
Speaker 5: Eddie's Barbie girl.
Speaker 2: Oh I heard that, now, you lunchbox thunder Rolls.
Speaker 5: That's lightning? That you hear lightning? Do you think that's
Speaker 5: Darth Brooks under Rolls? Yeah, bro, check your ears. Okay, so.
Speaker 1: It's that, that's not it but I appreciate you being
Speaker 1: nice and and really enjoying the game and having amy.
Speaker 5: You said what I said Billy Jean from Michael Jackson.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh okay, so you're you're thinking, I like, there
Speaker 1: is a note that's kind of like that, but yeah, thriller.
Speaker 5: Probably you think it's Barbie girl right, playing more time?
Speaker 3: Oh I'm a Barbie girl.
Speaker 5: No, that's wrong, that's share. Okay, here we go. Next
Speaker 5: one one note? Go, simply get a little drum beat there.
Speaker 7: Oh dang it, what it keeps It's like it's like
Speaker 7: there and then it slips away.
Speaker 5: Why are you so angry?
Speaker 3: Go one more time?
Speaker 1: Oh he gave you a note and a half on
Speaker 1: that one. Wow, you have an extravat Wow. Lunchbox, what
Speaker 1: I know the song? Dude? Hold her headphones off and
Speaker 1: now she's lowered her head. She's singing to herself. Lunchbox
Speaker 1: is praying. I will bet one hundred dollars the lunchbox
Speaker 1: does not have it.
Speaker 5: Little I can sing the song to you. He might
Speaker 5: can do that. I just can't get thunder Rolls. But
Speaker 5: it's good and boogie all. I guess we have five.
Speaker 3: I can't get there if.
Speaker 5: Oh man, but I don't know if I have the name, really, yeah,
Speaker 5: then you probably don't know it. Oh, I know it.
Speaker 1: If you don't have the name, I don't think you
Speaker 1: would know it. I have a name, I just don't
Speaker 1: know if it's the name, I don't know. Okay, lunchbox,
Speaker 1: your answer?
Speaker 5: How do I get back there? And that's wrong? I
Speaker 5: should have been one hundred dollars? That's a song, Amy,
Speaker 5: it is?
Speaker 3: Is it? If you want to buy me flowers?
Speaker 5: You're thinking of like two princess?
Speaker 1: Is it?
Speaker 5: Is?
Speaker 1: It?
Speaker 5: Is it? That's that's chamber.
Speaker 3: I'm not guessing.
Speaker 1: I don't have anything much for you singers, because he
Speaker 1: may get back there.
Speaker 5: I think he has he's so off, but I think
Speaker 5: he has it in his own How do I get
Speaker 5: back there? Yeah, he's there, Eddie, what do you have?
Speaker 5: Semi charmed? That's correct, and that's that is spend doctors.
Speaker 6: He does say sem semi kind charm kind of life.
Speaker 5: It's called semi chum life. See that's where I got confused. Hey,
Speaker 5: next one up. You guys are dead. It's over. I'm
Speaker 5: in Hollywood. Hogan comes out again. No, not Hollywood's the
Speaker 5: villain Hogan. Hey, dark hair no, he did. His beard
Speaker 5: was dark. Okay, just the beard because they have a
Speaker 5: lot of hair. He's bald on topics. Yeah, one time,
Speaker 5: m h first note. I then I think Lunchbox will
Speaker 5: get this one. Possibly Lunchbox closing time. No, no, no, hells.
Speaker 5: Would you have bet money on that one?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 5: Oh, you're pretty confident.
Speaker 2: I felt your confidence was that you're just gonna lose,
Speaker 2: and I felt I felt pretty good.
Speaker 5: But I wouldn't have bet money.
Speaker 2: But I felt like it was, Yeah, you gotta go home,
Speaker 2: but you got it's closing time for you to.
Speaker 5: Go out in the world.
Speaker 3: Champagne Supernova, So close does it go? Does it start
Speaker 3: with said? Maybe? Man?
Speaker 1: Is that not? That's not how it starts because it's wonderful.
Speaker 1: You're right, that's that's the chorus of it. Yeah, Hollywood
Speaker 1: Hogan wins again, man, just like that, Just like that.
Speaker 1: I do believe though, what what what? Whenever you talk garbage?
Speaker 1: Yesterday I came in and whooped your butt at this game.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but you're not playing, so I can be Hollywood Hogan.
Speaker 5: If you're playing, I get tucked away because I get humbled. Okay,
Speaker 5: just make it sure, be humble. Eddie's our winner. It's
Speaker 5: time for the good news by.
Speaker 1: A dentist in Pennsylvania provided a freedental care to twenty
Speaker 1: five veterans, over ten thousand dollars in services for free,
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Speaker 1: And that's from News Nation Now. And a big shout
Speaker 1: out to doctor Dina Newfer. Because it's a dentist. I
Speaker 1: just don't have good thoughts. I have a great dentist.
Speaker 1: And even then I'm like, this is gonna hurt But
Speaker 1: I do think it's gonna hurt less because I have
Speaker 1: a great dentist. But I don't ever think like this
Speaker 1: is gonna feel good, right, So big shout out to
Speaker 1: doctor Dina.
Speaker 5: That's what it's all about.
Speaker 1: That was telling me something good, Let's figure out Amy's morning,
Speaker 1: Corny's We have ninety seconds to get as many as
Speaker 1: we can.
Speaker 5: Ready, let's go the mourning Corny.
Speaker 3: What do you call a pumpkin that lifts weights?
Speaker 1: Bloody Gordon, Gordon, bloody builder, pumpkin that lifts a pumpkin patch, pumpkin, seeds, pumpkin, pumpkin, pumpkin, pumpkin, pumpkin, lumpkin.
Speaker 5: Oh, that's good, that's good. That's good.
Speaker 1: What do you call a pumpkin pumpkin, pumpkin patch, pumpkin
Speaker 1: scary Jackie lannern pump sciron jack o jack O lannern.
Speaker 5: Okay good?
Speaker 3: What do you call it when the cranberry sauce is missing?
Speaker 1: Cranberry sauce is missing, cranberries berryby berry berry very.
Speaker 5: Very erry is using kidnap, kidnapped kran. It's a cran mystery,
Speaker 5: cran cran alert, crand napping cran investigation mm hmm investigation.
Speaker 3: What do you call it when the cranberry sauce.
Speaker 5: Is missberry sauce? That's going to be we're looking for sauce.
Speaker 3: Ranber cranberry sauce.
Speaker 5: Is miss cranberry sauce.
Speaker 1: It's a berry when aries gone Erry very sad because
Speaker 1: you want some ferry side empty cran very very very
Speaker 1: very confusing. Is it we're doing very four?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean getting berry for very is that?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Like it's like very sad, is that it?
Speaker 3: I mean that could work.
Speaker 5: We'll take it letter we should get it next one. Okay,
Speaker 5: what not see we don't like taking it, but if
Speaker 5: very it could work.
Speaker 7: It's like it's it what is it? Everybody needs to
Speaker 7: have that at Thanksgiving? So it's missing.
Speaker 3: It's a very big problem.
Speaker 5: We should get that because the berry was the joke very.
Speaker 3: You'd like it's very sad.
Speaker 5: I still only got two very big problem.
Speaker 7: It's a yeah, cranberry sauce is missing.
Speaker 3: Is a very big problem.
Speaker 5: We'll take to verry sad or it's a very terrible joke.
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Speaker 7: status update from them and everything they protected me from.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, well they said that they searched five different five
Speaker 7: hundred different categories and topics and like scams I guess
Speaker 7: to protect me and I was good to go. And
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Speaker 7: that protects me. And then right after I got that,
Speaker 7: I got a text message from the post Office.
Speaker 5: And I was like, oh, and it was a scam.
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Speaker 1: This is not a sponsored segment or anything. But what
Speaker 1: I want to bring up to you guys is and
Speaker 1: this is from Mike. If you guys, send Mike one
Speaker 1: of these scam alerts and you like like a text
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Speaker 1: the problem. This was the If you send them the
Speaker 1: entire thing, it comes off, tell them what happens. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: but don't send the whole thing, because oh yeah.
Speaker 5: Don't send bad links. It's like, hey, this is a
Speaker 5: bad link. Amy did not send the link. Thank god.
Speaker 5: She was like, here's the whole thing. No, I did,
Speaker 5: Oh you did?
Speaker 3: Yes, I did.
Speaker 5: I know Amy's link.
Speaker 3: I know, like I was also updating Mike.
Speaker 7: I'm like, hey, you know five hundred different categories and
Speaker 7: there was no threat to my identity.
Speaker 3: I was like, but get this.
Speaker 7: I did get this text today one and then I
Speaker 7: copied and pasted the text and.
Speaker 1: I sent it to Mike to show You're said you
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 7: I got an email back and it said your email
Speaker 7: has been denied to Mike d like it wouldn't send,
Speaker 7: And so then I went in and deleted the link
Speaker 7: and then he got it.
Speaker 5: So if Amy does that, as she though, Amy almost.
Speaker 7: Scanned all of us, Mike text me, He goes, please
Speaker 7: don't include those links.
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Speaker 1: This is a great situational story. Husbands and wives. Listen
Speaker 1: to this, amy, you can tell it, and let's see
Speaker 1: how the room fels. Let's see our listeners feel.
Speaker 3: Go ahead, Okay, So we all have a friend and.
Speaker 5: It's a real person, by the way, yeah, that.
Speaker 3: We all know.
Speaker 7: Yes, And I think he said he's like, hey, you
Speaker 7: can be a therapist here on this situation. And he's like,
Speaker 7: tell me what you think. So I guess he's maybe
Speaker 7: leaving your house, Bobby or something. And he was on
Speaker 7: his way home and he called to check in with
Speaker 7: the fam, like, hey, do y'all need anything, and the
Speaker 7: answer was no, we're good. Well, then he decided to
Speaker 7: grab something to eat because he was hungry.
Speaker 3: It's a little bit of a longer drive five minute
Speaker 3: drive from my house.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So then when he got home he had eaten, and
Speaker 7: then I guess the situation was a His wife was, well, wait,
Speaker 7: why didn't you call us if I wanted anything? He
Speaker 7: goes I did call, I said, is there anything y'all need,
Speaker 7: and then just we didn't say that specifically, and so
Speaker 7: he's like, oh, this is just so confusing because at
Speaker 7: the time when he said is there anything y'all need,
Speaker 7: he didn't know he was going to stop. I said, well,
Speaker 7: I guess you when you stopped to get food, you
Speaker 7: should call back and said, hey, I decided to stop.
Speaker 7: Would y'all like anything? And so I think he's just like, God,
Speaker 7: it's this whole dilemma of like, what did I do wrong?
Speaker 7: Because you know, the wife was a little bit annoyed,
Speaker 7: and he's like, but I called to say is there
Speaker 7: anything you need?
Speaker 5: Here's the question. Should the wife the first question? Should
Speaker 5: the wife have been annoyed? Has? Should the wife could? Yeah?
Speaker 5: If I saying that right? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Should she have been annoyed that he did not bring
Speaker 1: her any food when he called her to say is
Speaker 1: there anything you need?
Speaker 5: Amy? Just the wife here? Should she have been annoyed?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 7: She should be annoyed? Okay, why because she probably was
Speaker 7: cooking dinner and had this whole thing and he didn't.
Speaker 5: Say that's a great point.
Speaker 3: He didn't say anything about food. He probably meant like,
Speaker 3: you know what home depot?
Speaker 7: Yeah, like, or you you need something from the grocery
Speaker 7: store whatever. When he said that, and that's what she assumed,
Speaker 7: so she's like, no, we're good. She's probably in her
Speaker 7: mind she's like, I got to cover to a dinner
Speaker 7: on the stove. We're good, We're gonna be ready to
Speaker 7: eat when you get here. Instead, when he shows up
Speaker 7: at home, he's eaten.
Speaker 1: I think that is a valid reason for me to
Speaker 1: feel slightly different than I feel okay good because the
Speaker 1: food thing.
Speaker 5: But if he says, hey, do you need anything?
Speaker 1: If she were cooking dinner, though, Like if I call
Speaker 1: my wife and I were like, hey, I'm gout to
Speaker 1: head home, do you need anything, she would let me
Speaker 1: know that she's cooking dinner, not to get food. No,
Speaker 1: I just know that because she would need anything, that
Speaker 1: could mean I'm probably gonna stop and get food or something. Now.
Speaker 1: I do think when he decided specifically he was going
Speaker 1: to get food, he could have called her and say, hey,
Speaker 1: I'm actually stopping by Chipotle.
Speaker 5: Do you want any things?
Speaker 1: But I don't think he did anything wrong, and I
Speaker 1: don't think she should be upset because he did call her.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't think either one of them is it
Speaker 3: is on the wrong. I think that just both of them.
Speaker 7: I guess based on what you're saying, and then how
Speaker 7: I feel about it is they could have just communicated better,
Speaker 7: like she could have been more clear, like, no, I
Speaker 7: don't need anything because I have dinner on the stove
Speaker 7: for good we're waiting for you. Can't wait to see you.
Speaker 7: And then when he decided to stop at wherever Chipotle,
Speaker 7: he should have said, hey, I decided to pull over
Speaker 7: and grab Chipotle?
Speaker 3: Want anything? Or should I not eat because you're cooking?
Speaker 5: That's just a lot.
Speaker 1: I feel like he's not in the wrong. I feel
Speaker 1: like he's not the wrong. I feel like they have
Speaker 1: learned from this experience. But if she was cooking dinner
Speaker 1: and that wasn't the standard and he it wasn't an expectation,
Speaker 1: because it sounds like it wasn't the expectation that she
Speaker 1: had dinner, it was cooking dinner at the house of
Speaker 1: the time, then then it's kind of on her to
Speaker 1: let him know that that's what's happening.
Speaker 3: I don't think so, But okay.
Speaker 7: I feel like that's a quick call, Like if you're like,
Speaker 7: you know, she's like juggling a lot of different things.
Speaker 7: If he calls it you need anything, and she's like, no,
Speaker 7: we're good, and they hang up.
Speaker 1: But if she's cooking dinner and it's normally not dinner
Speaker 1: time and that's not the general expectation of when dinner is,
Speaker 1: he just no. But or if it was, what was
Speaker 1: stan But he would have known that if he was
Speaker 1: used to her making dinner at that time on that day.
Speaker 1: I don't think that he's wrong me neither. He should
Speaker 1: have called back, though, I can say if he's going,
Speaker 1: I'll give you that. He could have called back to say, hey,
Speaker 1: by the way, I'm going to stop and get food, specifically,
Speaker 1: do you want any food? But I do not feel
Speaker 1: like he there should be any anger at him at all. Yeah,
Speaker 1: because he did a call. Listen if you're me, I
Speaker 1: probably got some beating then lied and necked like I wouldn't.
Speaker 1: Full I got home, I was like, oh, crap, when
Speaker 1: you eat again? Yeah, to eat again and like slowly
Speaker 1: give a little bit of the dogs and do that trick.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 5: So what do we learn from this?
Speaker 3: Just more details. The more details, the better I.
Speaker 5: Can agree with that.
Speaker 1: Now, what if he decides in the middle of the
Speaker 1: trip home that he's going to get something to eat,
Speaker 1: and he didn't mean that at first. He was like,
Speaker 1: do you need anything? He's like, you know, I should
Speaker 1: probably get someod to eat because I don't know that
Speaker 1: she's going to have dinner.
Speaker 3: Cause revisit, revisit the conversation.
Speaker 5: Maybe she should let him know that she's have has
Speaker 5: dinner going yeah.
Speaker 7: But I could see getting that phone call and just
Speaker 7: be like, no, we're good, I'll see you when you
Speaker 7: get home, and not giving.
Speaker 5: Every detail and dinner.
Speaker 3: But he didn't call about food. He said do you
Speaker 3: need anything?
Speaker 5: I know, but she also didn't say that she was
Speaker 5: cooking dinner. And then I don't know.
Speaker 3: I just I don't know.
Speaker 1: By the way, it's not Amy or I no, no, no,
Speaker 1: We're fine for people we know right now, as you
Speaker 1: can tell, we're locked into people we know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you're free him and not for her.
Speaker 5: Clearly, I know. I'm for the greater good and justice
Speaker 5: for the marriage, Yes, for the marriage.
Speaker 3: We're for all relationships.
Speaker 7: So in a nutshell, just walk away from this little
Speaker 7: conversation here with like, hey, just share little details.
Speaker 1: If you're He was a bit generic and when he
Speaker 1: decided to stop for food, he should have given her hands.
Speaker 5: I can give you that clear as cond She should
Speaker 5: have also explained it.
Speaker 1: I am cooking dinner, by the way, and I know
Speaker 1: it's not that we don't normally on Sunday nights have
Speaker 1: dinner at this time, I don't get to cook dinner,
Speaker 1: but I'm going to cook dinner.
Speaker 5: They both could have done that. But I give a
Speaker 5: judgment to him. Cool, got it, Thank you, and you
Speaker 5: get the judgment to her. Obviously we're deadline. And that
Speaker 5: is the end of the first half of the podcast.
Speaker 5: That is the end of the first half of the podcast.
Speaker 5: That is the end of the firstep of the podcast.
Speaker 5: That is the end of the first tip of the podcast.
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