Speaker 1: I was so I was worried about the man in line.
Speaker 2: Calm Down with Erin and Carissa is a production of iHeartRadio.
Speaker 1: Hi, everybody, welcome to the Calm Down podcast.
Speaker 2: Freak I go. I love this first question. I didn't
Speaker 2: even read all of it, but I saw the beginning part. Hi,
Speaker 2: Jen Trask. I'm a first generation female rancher who shares
Speaker 2: about my ranch on IG. I receive a lot of
Speaker 2: text messages for male ranchers saying you think you're better
Speaker 2: than us, Ignore them or respond Wait, I'm confused. Why
Speaker 2: are they sending you that? What's the point? Okay, well,
Speaker 2: Jess as someone who's currently at Ruby Ranch, my own ranch,
Speaker 2: which I fully admit that I have no goddamn clue
Speaker 2: what I'm doing at all up here. Admittingly people like
Speaker 2: why a ranch? Because I watched Yellowstone and I was
Speaker 2: the asshole who was like, oh, this will be fun,
Speaker 2: and have since now two years into this project, realized
Speaker 2: these are the hardest working people in America, farmers, ranchers,
Speaker 2: Like I mean, even right before we got on here,
Speaker 2: had to drain the the hoses because there's going to
Speaker 2: be a freeze that's coming, Like, had to put the blanket.
Speaker 1: All these days, there's.
Speaker 2: All these things that like you have to do that
Speaker 2: I had no idea about. So jess if men are
Speaker 2: coming to you and being like you think you're better
Speaker 2: than us, why because then all of a sudden, you're
Speaker 2: like doing something that they think is only male dominated.
Speaker 1: Or male like. I don't understand why they're intimidated, but
Speaker 1: you also are a rancher. I'm confused. But to hopefully
Speaker 1: answer the question ignore them or respond ignore them, there's
Speaker 1: somebody in her to respond yeah, and they're looking for
Speaker 1: you to get upset and defend yourself. And as this
Speaker 1: is related but unrelated, people that try to like poke
Speaker 1: Aaron and I on stuff like every now and then
Speaker 1: we'll respond just because it's like we've had enough. But
Speaker 1: for like for ten bad comments, actually let's go bigger
Speaker 1: on that number. For one hundred bad comments, we might
Speaker 1: respond to maybe one and go for it. Aaron, here
Speaker 1: is my life right now.
Speaker 2: Where there was one yesterday where I somebody said, Aaron, juice,
Speaker 2: you looks so great.
Speaker 1: You have this glow.
Speaker 2: What are you using?
Speaker 1: And I said it's called sweat like we were outside.
Speaker 2: Stop me. If you've heard this about ninety degrees on
Speaker 2: the field for four hours and it was like perfect
Speaker 2: where the sun is just pow hit pelting me. And
Speaker 2: I'm thinking, I know I don't have enough sunscreen on.
Speaker 2: I put sunscreen on, but there this was like a reapply, reapply,
Speaker 2: And you can't do that when you've got all that makeup.
Speaker 2: And I'm thinking, here comes to pigmentation. Oh another field goal,
Speaker 2: here comes the sunburn. Oh another field You know, it's
Speaker 2: like you don't have time for that. But I when
Speaker 2: someone said what do you use? I wrote back and
Speaker 2: I said it's called sweat and I need a shower,
Speaker 2: and some asshole wrote it's hot flashes. Shut the shut up, Yeah,
Speaker 2: shut up, it's every time for five hours. Enough.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so just don't worry about those losers.
Speaker 2: You keep doing you and Jess, I'm very interested in
Speaker 2: your ranch, so please tell us more. Let's just skip
Speaker 2: past all the men who are intimidated by you for
Speaker 2: doing things that they think that they own the landscape.
Speaker 1: On Rhea Leila Riah.
Speaker 2: My BF insists on watching shows with closed captions on.
Speaker 1: It drives me nuts, thoughts.
Speaker 2: I'm so I don't know if this is boyfriend or
Speaker 2: best friend with the BF I'm going to assume boyfriend.
Speaker 2: But I saw Hoda and Jenna talk about this the
Speaker 2: other day and I almost sent it to our group
Speaker 2: chat about podcast topics. I love close captioning.
Speaker 1: Love it.
Speaker 2: I had Steve at our house for Thanksgiving and we
Speaker 2: were watching you, and I felt so embarrassed that closed
Speaker 2: captioning was on, but it kept coming on over your heads,
Speaker 2: and I was like, we gotta have we got to
Speaker 2: get this off. Yeah, oh, I'm sorry for Halloween. Did
Speaker 2: I say Thanksgiving? Which, by the way, I need to
Speaker 2: know if can he come to your house for Thanksgiving?
Speaker 2: Because is Jarret going to be home? Oh? Even better,
Speaker 2: he can come to my house because Jareded and Mack
Speaker 2: are going to be alone and I'm in Dallas. They're
Speaker 2: going He already knows the two houses he's going to hit,
Speaker 2: and he's very comfortable there and they'll have a great time.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is will be so happy.
Speaker 2: This was my conundrum, which we can talk about on
Speaker 2: the Big Show because it was scheduling for Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: So this is great.
Speaker 2: This is a Tales in the Basoy Thanksgiving Boys. Thanksgiving
Speaker 2: literally a friend's episode episode. I said, Oh, I was like,
Speaker 2: don't worry about. He has got a real thing. He's
Speaker 2: gonna hate me that I said this. He does not
Speaker 2: want to be alone on Thanksgiving, No, because I'm going
Speaker 2: to be there for like five seconds. Anyways, we'll talk
Speaker 2: about it later. So great, I'll tell you and you
Speaker 2: know where he's going, and they'll be so excited, you know. Yeah,
Speaker 2: look all the things that have so much more fun
Speaker 2: than us. No ship, we're going to be working, which,
Speaker 2: by the way, we're thrilled to be working. So you've
Speaker 2: got the Thanksgiving game, I'll be watching you that night.
Speaker 2: Then I've got the Black Friday Game, which is Kansas
Speaker 2: City Raiders. Who's your Thanksgiving game? Obviously, Boys and the Giants.
Speaker 1: The Giants. Okay, well you know what. Look it's a
Speaker 1: great reason. There we go.
Speaker 2: Let's focus on the positive. So thankful. So I was
Speaker 2: just for my outfit so not wait, I'm sorry. This
Speaker 2: is also why Aaron is like such a planner. I
Speaker 2: am draining the water out of the hoses so it
Speaker 2: doesn't phrase it, and she's planning her outfit for Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what I'm wearing tomorrow. Good for you, No,
Speaker 2: it's not. I love close captioning is my point. I
Speaker 2: do too, and we need it. The problem is, dear
Speaker 2: closed captioners. Can we do it where it's not over
Speaker 2: the scoreboard or over I need it in a better
Speaker 2: area where it's not affecting the visual. You know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying. Great point, it shouldn't be as large and
Speaker 2: why is it always have to be in the bottom
Speaker 2: if you should be able to move it around. I'd
Speaker 2: also like a font change. You know I'm doing an
Speaker 2: instant story. Can we scroll over and have a different
Speaker 2: font change? It depends on your mood. I was facetiming
Speaker 2: a thing the other day and all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: her eye iPad comes up with these thumbs up and
Speaker 2: these weird I'm like.
Speaker 1: What your iPad does?
Speaker 2: That?
Speaker 1: Does anybody else? I don't know what's setting you have
Speaker 1: it on thing?
Speaker 2: Remember when we did this from a zoom and it
Speaker 2: did that you were telling a story or it did
Speaker 2: that I.
Speaker 1: Know, I don't understand, or did fireworks too? AnyWho? I digress.
Speaker 1: I don't close captioning.
Speaker 2: The reason why I love close captioning is because sometimes
Speaker 2: I can't understand what they're saying, or there's like a whisper,
Speaker 2: or maybe my hearing's going bad. I just like to
Speaker 2: follow along for story time. Also great for practicing the
Speaker 2: prompter because you're reading out loud. For those of you
Speaker 2: early broadcast students or twenty years into the business students, Okay,
Speaker 2: love sports. Are you texting each other while on air? Yes,
Speaker 2: the answers yes, the answer yes for a multitude of reasons.
Speaker 2: There is feedback on what's happening. There's thoughts, there's input
Speaker 2: so good, there's there's also compliments to one another. You
Speaker 2: have to keep in mind too, like again, having the
Speaker 2: great benefit of a best friend that does the same job,
Speaker 2: different but the same Erin also will send me notes
Speaker 2: on different calls that she's had with players if I
Speaker 2: have them the next week, different storylines, just information, a
Speaker 2: sharing of information, and also encouragement. Maybe there's something like, hey,
Speaker 2: fix your caller, do something that other people won't tell you.
Speaker 1: So it's great. Yes, definitely testing.
Speaker 2: I've messed up before on Airin I've said to her,
Speaker 2: I just messed up so bad, and You're like, stop it.
Speaker 2: I didn't even see it. She's like, have you been
Speaker 2: on I haven't seen you. No. That's Aaron and I
Speaker 2: both get in our heads about things. So it's nice
Speaker 2: to have one another be reassuring or be like, hey, yeah,
Speaker 2: that wasn't your best, but you know what, we're going
Speaker 2: to do. That next HiT's going to freaking crush. Or
Speaker 2: if I'm like I ran the wrong package or said
Speaker 2: the wrong thing. I also don't want to say ran
Speaker 2: the right package or whatever I just said because I'm
Speaker 2: not a director.
Speaker 1: But you know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: Last night, I was on the plane and I had
Speaker 2: YouTube TV on where they had like the three games
Speaker 2: last and it was two CBS is in a Fox
Speaker 2: and you Got You and Julian came on to do postgame,
Speaker 2: and I wrote, this is so fun. You guys are
Speaker 2: on doing postgame. It's like Chris always talks about it
Speaker 2: when we come on. It's like the first time we've
Speaker 2: seen each other and we think we don't know each
Speaker 2: other's on TV, and it's really really fine.
Speaker 1: I have such a great time watching you do it.
Speaker 1: I love you so much, I say, Kelly, oh no, passionally.
Speaker 2: So both your spouses watch all your coverage when you're
Speaker 2: on air or are they over it?
Speaker 1: It's a great question. I would say. Steve's newer to
Speaker 1: this game. I think Steve.
Speaker 2: Steve definitely pays attention on Thursday because it's a game
Speaker 2: pre game. I think on Sunday he doesn't pay as
Speaker 2: much attention to. But what Steve will do is he
Speaker 2: keeps a running list of nicknames from my outfits. So
Speaker 2: would he finds which I find to be veryaining, Like
Speaker 2: he doesn't know what I wear ahead of time, So
Speaker 2: like he'll see me for the first time on TV
Speaker 2: and he'll be like, ooh giving Mafia boss Why like
Speaker 2: Boss White or things like that. He's got a wholess
Speaker 2: in his phone of different like casual Cowboy or what
Speaker 2: was the other one? It was like something cowgirl.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Anyways, I digress two good digresses.
Speaker 2: He watches, but not intently the way that he probably
Speaker 2: would have in the first month of the relationship this year,
Speaker 2: I would agree with that statement or that answer. Yeah, no,
Speaker 2: my husband, I think in me, I don't. He's just
Speaker 2: he watches, but he's just not like living and dying
Speaker 2: off of Yeah, the two My god, what's going on? No,
Speaker 2: Aaron and I do that for each other. Yeah. Nixt
Speaker 2: nix Kelly Hogan. In my competitive rec league tennis match,
Speaker 2: my opponent was making blatantly bad line calls. I let
Speaker 2: a few go before asking are you sure? After a
Speaker 2: third oh, after a third period, I struggle and how
Speaker 2: to handle without causing a scene ideas I'm not the
Speaker 2: right person to ask about this. I found myself to
Speaker 2: be very blunt lately, including like today when I'm on
Speaker 2: the phone with my girlfriend so excited to catch up
Speaker 2: with her and I'm waiting in the Smoothie green Juice
Speaker 2: and coffee line. Sir, I can do two things at once.
Speaker 2: In fact, I can do it with a broken heart.
Speaker 2: I can do five things at once. The I mean,
Speaker 2: I have a guy behind me who's basically like, are
Speaker 2: you in line for your order? Because I'm talking on
Speaker 2: the phone, and I'm like, it's clearly annoying him. I'm
Speaker 2: on the phone and I'm like, yeah, I am. The
Speaker 2: person in front of me pays, but I can see
Speaker 2: the cashier as I'm talking to Chrissa isn't done bringing
Speaker 2: it up. He's like, go ahead, and I'm like, she's
Speaker 2: not done. And I'm having a fight in front of
Speaker 2: Carissa on the phone with a guy in the line.
Speaker 2: So then I get up there. I order chrisa hang
Speaker 2: on order, order order and then I go, hey, hold on,
Speaker 2: one's that Chris. I turn around.
Speaker 1: I go go ahead, it's your turn.
Speaker 2: Like I wasn't done, so I'm not the best person
Speaker 2: to ask about candy coating.
Speaker 1: Chris, you take this one candy coated rainbows.
Speaker 2: I so to god, this was such a I've been
Speaker 2: there conversation that I was privy to based just stuff
Speaker 2: of being on the other end that Aaron was dealing with.
Speaker 2: I was so I was worried about the man in line.
Speaker 2: It's a Monday morning, sir. I flew back from Tampa.
Speaker 2: I was in ninety degree weather. I sat in my
Speaker 2: own sweat for eight hours. It was very funny, and
Speaker 2: everyone knows that person that's in line, to which I
Speaker 2: then told Anon the story of like you know, when
Speaker 2: you're on the jet bridge and you've now, okay, so
Speaker 2: we're boarding.
Speaker 1: We always talked about all this podcast.
Speaker 2: Is boarding zones. Okay, so now we've boarded, we're in
Speaker 2: the right zone. We're in the jet bridge. There's a
Speaker 2: backup because person, you know, number one in line can't
Speaker 2: get their bag overhead. That's fine, we're all waiting, but
Speaker 2: there's that small little space between like the person in
Speaker 2: front of you, and where everybody else is like pile up?
Speaker 2: Where are you going to go? They're like, can you
Speaker 2: move forward? And I'm like, where am I going to go?
Speaker 2: There's all these people in front of me. There's nowhere
Speaker 2: for us to go, Like, don't worry about that small
Speaker 2: little gap that isn't filled. So that's my annoyance when
Speaker 2: people tell you to move forward to that move ahead,
Speaker 2: moving ahead in the questions, Kelly, here's my answer to this.
Speaker 2: Who is this person? Like you say, an opponent? Do
Speaker 2: you have to see her again? Or see him again
Speaker 2: in this situation? Because I always like to use a
Speaker 2: little bit of well, so does Aaron sarcasm with this,
Speaker 2: be like oh we're going to get another free call,
Speaker 2: Oh we're doing this today, or just use some John
Speaker 2: McEnroe lines, just do like yeah, like kind of be
Speaker 2: over the top of like but clearly sarcastic of like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, looks like someone really wants to win today.
Speaker 2: And then let them respond to that, because if they're
Speaker 2: going to keep doing that like yeah, she goes, I
Speaker 2: let a few go before asking are you sure that's good?
Speaker 1: Kelly? That's good?
Speaker 2: That was good? Keep doing things like that and then
Speaker 2: at some point you got to just be like, not
Speaker 2: gonna knock it off. Yeah, and because my husband, my
Speaker 2: husband and I are from the Northeast but moved south
Speaker 2: for his job. We're expecting our first child congratulations this
Speaker 2: spring and feeling family guilt about being away from them
Speaker 2: with their first grandchild. We're happy down here, but no,
Speaker 2: being near family can be a big help.
Speaker 1: Advice take it away, sister, You got to do you.
Speaker 2: I was trying to reread it and be like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: you're down south for a job. You have to do you.
Speaker 2: If that's where the job is. It's I know, it's difficult.
Speaker 2: I mean, I wish my mom was around right now.
Speaker 2: She is a former art teacher. She's so great with
Speaker 2: arts and crafts. Max at an age where he's like
Speaker 2: kind of trying to draw, and my mom would just
Speaker 2: be so amazing to have around. But yeah, it sucks,
Speaker 2: like it does. But we FaceTime with them all the time,
Speaker 2: and we're so excited for Christmas. Like I just saw
Speaker 2: my parents in Tampa this weekend and they're just everybody's
Speaker 2: so excited about how bananas he's going to be.
Speaker 1: So it's thanks.
Speaker 2: But if you're there, if you're there for a job.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure what else you can do. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: I think there's also an Again I speak from not
Speaker 2: having a child, but I've been away from my family
Speaker 2: since I was eighteen years old, and every you know,
Speaker 2: my brother and sisters still live close to my parents
Speaker 2: and they have all the birthdays and family gatherings together.
Speaker 2: And I always think about, like, just try to put
Speaker 2: it on the schedule, look for Thanksgiving and Christmas. That's
Speaker 2: never an option for us because of work, which is fry.
Speaker 2: But then like Fourth of July, like put things on
Speaker 2: the schedule where you know you can at least or
Speaker 2: they can come to you or you can go to them.
Speaker 2: So it's something to look forward to. But don't feel guilty,
Speaker 2: especially if it's for a job and you're supporting your
Speaker 2: soon to be child, which again, congratulations exactly.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 2: Alyssa two two one two not a question, but a
Speaker 2: tip for getting changed in airport bathrooms. Yes, bring a
Speaker 2: pack of puppy pea pads to stand on and then
Speaker 2: you can toss them.
Speaker 1: That's a good idea. Wow, that's a really good idea.
Speaker 1: I love it. Alisa two to twelve.
Speaker 2: That's a good little stocking stuffer for Kevin Burkhardt and
Speaker 2: myself because we're on a text chain together where it
Speaker 2: always gets brought up. There we're in the bathroom changing
Speaker 2: and nothing is worse than the automatic toilets where any
Speaker 2: sudden movement when you're changing, it's splashing the water up.
Speaker 2: Or the person Aaron had won, the person next to
Speaker 2: her that had whatever, like had a stomach ache, and
Speaker 2: you're working, You're work install three and she's working through
Speaker 2: a lot of things Install four and like, I'm not
Speaker 2: even halfway through getting my outfit off, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean. And they knew it was just gonna be
Speaker 2: a long haul, and so I'm next to it, holding
Speaker 2: my breath and I'm like not wanting to step. I mean,
Speaker 2: I could have died, it was so not because of
Speaker 2: what was happening, but I.
Speaker 1: Was holding my bread. It was just a lot.
Speaker 2: I've also thought too, I mean, I have neck and
Speaker 2: back issues just from stupid shit, and also my posture sucks.
Speaker 2: I've also thought like getting man impression pants on or off,
Speaker 2: or my clothes on and off in a hurry. I'm like,
Speaker 2: is this the way I'm going to throw out my back?
Speaker 2: Or like a disk popping, you know what I mean,
Speaker 2: because you're just like bent over in these stalls. You
Speaker 2: know what another thing is about the bathroom stall change
Speaker 2: is a real bitch or even a pee in the bathroom.
Speaker 2: When we're traveling, I bring a carry on. You bring
Speaker 2: a carry on. keV does too. The stalls that are
Speaker 2: so small that you the only way you can open
Speaker 2: the door with your bag inside is if your suitcase
Speaker 2: literally is touching the bowl of I'm like, so at
Speaker 2: the back of your legs.
Speaker 1: So are the back of your legs? Uh huh yeap.
Speaker 1: But now our suitcases are so nasty, so nasty. Do
Speaker 1: you have a wife from down? I spray it. I'm
Speaker 1: going to actually do that today. I need to.
Speaker 2: I don't I should do that as we're having this conversation. Oh, actually,
Speaker 2: it's that move when you go through TSA and you've
Speaker 2: got to lift the backup and sometimes you got to
Speaker 2: put the hand on the wheel because it's like its
Speaker 2: you or.
Speaker 1: You see the random hair coming off the wheel.
Speaker 2: Oh go ahead, Oh go ahead. No, I was just
Speaker 2: gonna say, it builds up our immunities. That is the
Speaker 2: only way that I can justify the like disgustingness because
Speaker 2: knock on, would you?
Speaker 1: And I do not get sick a lot. We do not.
Speaker 2: And it's like these people that are so ster like, Look,
Speaker 2: I'm all about hygiene. I am the person that showers
Speaker 2: ten times a day, Like whatever can I.
Speaker 1: Test to that?
Speaker 2: I just think at some point, like you know all
Speaker 2: of this sterilization and you have a child, so it's
Speaker 2: like you have to be careful, like when are you
Speaker 2: going to let him pick up a thing off the
Speaker 2: ground or when are you not going to like, oh,
Speaker 2: today at the playground, he was digging in the sand
Speaker 2: and pulled out a band had I was like, oh God.
Speaker 1: Not in the mouth, not in the mouth, see exactly.
Speaker 1: But you have to build up the immunities and the
Speaker 1: babies because at.
Speaker 2: Some point, like we're not gonna be bubble Boy and
Speaker 2: got into the world and be like any little thing
Speaker 2: sets them off.
Speaker 1: Now, look, I gotta need the weird bathroom moments.
Speaker 2: But yeah, you're gonna love this baby. I save it
Speaker 2: for the big show. Kevin and I went to Tampa
Speaker 2: this weekend and we went on the same flights there
Speaker 2: and we connected. We had this we had this crazy flight.
Speaker 2: Thankfully it was just Atlanta to Tampa. This guy was
Speaker 2: sitting behind me. I couldn't tell it was two things.
Speaker 2: Stomach flew or he was drunk, and he was literally
Speaker 2: like hunched, laying over on his wife girlfriend whoever was
Speaker 2: behind me. But I was thinking to myself, if this
Speaker 2: guy starts barfing the second we take off, I can't
Speaker 2: do this. So Nosy Rosie Rosie name by the way,
Speaker 2: for those of you that looking back. Kevin looks at
Speaker 2: me and goes, oh, no, I give I give eyes
Speaker 2: to the female flight at ten and I'm like, oh no, don't, hey, y,
Speaker 2: Betty Davis. Eyes don't say things. We give eyes. This
Speaker 2: is two things you said already today that are so wild.
Speaker 2: She said, you're a folklore era earlier and I was like,
Speaker 2: we're not even referring to a Taylor Swift song. And
Speaker 2: she said folklore earlier on the call, and now I
Speaker 2: was talking about Terry and Jimmy and Drago. I know
Speaker 2: they're folklore heroes, but wait. So I gave eyes to
Speaker 2: the I was like, we go back here. She's like,
Speaker 2: let me find out. So somebody went. Another flight attendant
Speaker 2: came over.
Speaker 1: I didn't want to take off, and then he starts
Speaker 1: puking or we got to make it the landing, Like,
Speaker 1: let's deal with this situation again. You're so sorry.
Speaker 2: You were my observations, and I had one behind me,
Speaker 2: joined the uber drivers and the flight attendants, like just
Speaker 2: sit in the seat and get them shut out.
Speaker 1: Are we good?
Speaker 2: Back? Here is American Airlines paying you to be an
Speaker 2: air marshal, because you should be paid.
Speaker 1: We got eyes on this.
Speaker 2: Yeah you are, Yeah, you are bridesmaids for those of you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not an There's a woman dressing colonial clothing
Speaker 1: on the way.
Speaker 2: That movie holds up.
Speaker 1: It's so so funny. Good ship.
Speaker 2: Okay, so you made eyes with the flight attendant non sexually,
Speaker 2: but in id she sent someone over there to speak
Speaker 2: with the passenger. And the passenger she said, how's he doing?
Speaker 2: She goes just tired, and I felt a Christian wake
Speaker 2: so tired, so tired. Something's wrong. He's lifeless, life alert?
Speaker 2: Are we okay? We'll talk about it on the big show.
Speaker 2: We're clearly not.
Speaker 1: Prop him up. What does he need? Wake him into?
Speaker 2: Bernie?
Speaker 1: You say, no resting home? Oh that was from Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: Wake her up?
Speaker 2: This saint no resting. That's also another movie. I needed
Speaker 2: to get more familiar with. There have so many lines.
Speaker 1: In Breakfast Club. Who closed that door?
Speaker 2: Sir?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Maybe a screw fell out. The world isn't imperfect place? Oh,
Speaker 2: John Hughes, What a mastermind?
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