It's Over! 7-12-24 Hour 1 & 2

Is there a silly reason you ended a relationship, romantic or otherwise? And is Seattle a good place to find a job?

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One O two point five Kazy OkaySeattle an iHeart radio station, the exclusive
audio home of NBC's coverage of thetwenty twenty four Paris Olympics. Seattle's Classic
Rock station. One O two pointfive Kazy Okay. No, It's BJ
Shaye and Sarah one O two pointfive kz Okay Classic Rock, Bjshay and

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Sarah Morning Design BJ. I'm Sarahand that guy over there is Waldough.
Look at is y'all dressed up?Yeah? What is going on? Good
morning? And it's semi formal Friday? Their bad? Oh my god,
that is a good looking shirt,though, I said, I have to
say I like that shirt. Idon't put on some weight since the last
time award. I might burst abutton. Oh do you have Do you
have jorts on? No? Idid definitely put some weight on and those

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don't fit anymore, so I gottamake any Oh No, I feel like
that would have been a fun lookthough. I don't know that we need
to see the jorts again. Idid post them to my Instagram at Sarah
kazy Okay Instagram and Facebook. Didyou see it? Picture? Oh?
I saw the jorts for him,a shirt and a tie, in georts.
Yeah, yeah, that was alook. That was a look'd be
shorter. Yeah, they need tobe shorter that I don't think you're talking

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like old school seventies NBA basketball shorter. Is that yeah? Okay? Yeah?
Or in gen Z. Yeah.I don't feel like that's a thing.
It's not appropriate for the workplace.I don't think it's appropriate for any
place. I'm trying to get araise out here, I gotta I don't.
We don't want that kind of raiseout here, sir. You know,
it's funny talking about the trends andthe seventies basketball and how the look

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was completely different. Obviously, everybodyknows that tattoos have taken off like wildfire
in the past. What would yousay twenty years Yeah, I think that's
fair. And now oldest of genZ, who are in their late twenties
now all right, are already havinga little buyers remorse tattoo regrets. Look

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at the zoomers. The boomers aretrying to tell you, don't do it.
You know, you know what,you're too young to make these decisions.
Well, they're regretting tattoos. Theysay, it's Gen Z and millennials
with millennials, they say their regretis what the tattoo is. Oh yeah,
so Harry Potter, for example,Disney, Oh yeah, the Infinity

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sign sort of stuff that is likethey're they're over the phase or it's like
ka passe. Yeah, so there'stattoo regret. They say. For gen
X, it's the tattoo you havebj Oh, which one is that it's
a tramp stamp. Oh yeah,that's right, my tramp stamp. So
gen X regrets the tramp stamp.Yeah. Millennials are regretting Harry Potter mm

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hmmm. And gen Z is justregretting them full stop. Oh so they're
just like, I don't I don'twant any of these. Yeah, and
I guess I've been kind of waitingfor the generation that didn't want to be
like their parents. Yeah, andyou're right, because pretty much now their
parents they've got tattoos. Yeah.It's so wild to think they are like
the old fashioned ones, like,no, I don't want to have my

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body inked up like gramps. He'san idiot. Yeah. So I'm wondering
if the Alphas are going to beanti tattoo ooh yeah, if it follows
the trend I mean, the trendseems to be going from X all the
way down to zoomers that it's gettingless and less, to the point where
alphas might just have a zero tolerancepolicy altogether. They'll be like, no,
I'm not gonna put anything on it, which means I'm gonna be cool

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because I do not have any ink. Yes, I am joking. BJ
does not have a tram stamp.Oddly enough, none of us have tattoos.
That is the weird thing. Like, nobody on this show. Nobody
on the show. Waldo is tattooless. Wow, he wears jorts, but
he's tattooless. That's probably for thebest that he doesn't have tattoos. I
don't have tattoos, and I don'twear jorts. No, so you have
none either. Nothing. Yeah theold show I had almost everybody did.

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Yeah, at least half the showdid. I guess maybe we need to
hire somebody covered in tattoos. Ithink that's an equal opportunity employment thing.
Is that can be an alpha?Yeah? Alphas? No, can alphas
work yet? Uh? Oh?I think they're fourteen ish? Oh so
yes, yeah, I mean,I mean, I think I just had
this conversation I think fifteen is thelast zoomer. Okay, And if you're

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fourteen or under, you're in alpha. At least that's what I was told
by a person that says they knowwhat they're talking about. I don't know
if I believe them, But Idon't know if I believe it either.
But it's not you know, whenyou're in a constant state of I don't
know which is me, you reallycan't argue anything anymore. Well, coming
up in the news next, acrazy story involving a clown hooker. A
clown hooker? All right, now, my Friday is a cool story about

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beer to share. Coming up onthe show, Oh yeah, beer's good.
Ashley Madison has come out with thelist of the professions that cheat the
most. Oh really? And aman in Old Florida is in big trouble?
Is he for? Where he fellasleep? All right? Where?
Okay, Taco Bell? How wouldyou be in trouble? That's like a
great place to wake up? Hewasn't awake, he was asleep. I

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guess that's the problem. Oh yeah, maybe that's it. It is after
Nevada, It's why don't two pointfive k's Okay? Classic rock bj Shay
and Sarah Mornings one O two pointfive. K's okay, it's classic rock.
It's BJA, Shay and Sarah inthe Mornings and now it's time to
check out Sarah's News. News isbrought to you by Speedy Glass to Speedy
Glass to get the job done rightspeedyglass dot com. Huge construction project underway

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this weekend. You are going tosee chaos, chaos streets. Oh what's
happening? Renting is going to beclosed basically, Oh, you gotta close
rentin So that means the four ohfizzle, we got a little problem with
them. That's gonna be what fourh five ninety huge closures over the weekend
for construction. H of course,and if that weren't bad news enough,

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Tolls are set to increase on thefive twenty oh of course they are starting
August fifteenth. Drivers will have toshell out and average ten percent more to
cross the bridge. I saw somebodyon next door taking pictures of it.
Looked like four h five And becauseyou can pay to be in those lanes

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and fifteen bucks, they'll like gofrom exit to exit to exit. It
was just like whoa fifteen dollars?But it's you don't pay that if you
have two people. Correct, No, it's three people. Now it's three
people. Oh h two people ain'tgood enough, no mole' missy, not
in those pay lanes because they wanttheir mummy. Sure, am I sure?

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You're bumming me out, man,I'm sorry, dead, there's doubter.
Listen. It's the HOV where youcan ride and pay even if you're
one person. It's those lanes thatI think I've seen three plus. Now
it's three plus for those HOV lanes. Okay, we drove in those the
other day. I got to checkmy good to go. Oh you are
not good to go, missy.I'm gonna be mad to go because fifteen
bucks just to drive out in mosthigh peak days and it's like they'll go,

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like, you know, northeast eightyfifth Street fifteen dollars and then the
next exit after that another fifteen dollars. So it's just like fifteen fifteen,
fifteen if you want to drive withoutany trap. Yeah. Okay, so
you're doubly blowing my mind because Ithought it was just the one fifteen,
No miss so you could pay accidentallyeven one hundred dollars to travel. Yeah.
If you want to go this.Let's say you want to white where

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it starts in Bellevue, and youwant to go all the way to the
end up until you get to thefive twenty something. You can pay probably
forty five bone to sixty something boneit depending on how much fifteens are charging.
Bones involved. Now I know bones, and they were nothing left me
nothing but bones. Talk about cloudhookers cloud hookers. Prosecutors have charged a

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Pennsylvania man who works as a professionalclown with attempting to moonlight as a hooker.
Oh you said a clown hooker.What do you think? I said?
I think he said a cloud hooker. I have no idea what that
means, but I thought, nowa company the main stage cloud. Okay,
yeah, so clown hookers. Soit with the with the balloon is
not trying to kill me but chryayes, okay. Then Francis Bowie,

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age twenty eight, is professionally knowsknown as the Amazing Franco. Okay.
Oh, he performs at state fairs, schools, anywhere where a creepy clown
might be needed, and your mom'sbedroom, eh eh, no, okay,
Well he had posted wherever you postsuch things that he oh, like

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the back of the Stranger, theSeattle Weekly, those old those old great
you know, too much publications maybe, And he was part of a sting.
So the cops put together a sting. Oh man, he was offering
h I don't really want to saywhat. Oh he was offering some services,
offering services that are not healthy.It's okay, oh, oh not

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healthy. So they're not protected.Oh I see what you mean. Oh,
so that that was his thing.He's like, hey, you know
what with me, don't worry aboutit. So the cops busted him.
They did the sting. He goesthere and they said, well, they're
actually police, and he's like,oh man, oh come on. He
said, I'm a professional clown.This is the first time I've never tried
to be a hooker. He saidthe money was too low from being a

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clown, that he needed a sidehustle. Yeah, I have that disorder
wldough you could look it up.What is it called when you're afraid of
clowns? Ah? Oh, Ithought it was when you're afraid of hookers.
I would be afraid of those twoclowns. Yeah, chlorophobia, it's
not called the red nosophobia. It'snot a phobia. Barnum and Bailey aphobia.
That's it. That's the one,and I can't pronounce it. But

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Cole Laura phobia. Phobia. Ohchlorophobia. That sounds like you're afraid of
plants, yeah, or colors?Ceo U l r O phobia. Oh
chlorophobia. I'm afraid of calories.Yeah, so am I So now I'm
kinda like that's that's a fascinating thing. I think he should have said,
hey man, I'm sorry. Uh, you know, I'm a professional hooker.

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This is my first time trying tobe a clown. I think that
might have been a better defense.Professionals at Ashley Madison, the dating website
for married people, Yeah, theysay cheaters tend to have jobs make less
than seventy five thousand dollars a year. Oh really, And they have revealed
the professions who are most likely tocheat. Wow, Bill Gates, I
think made more than seventy five thousands. Survey says men who are more likely

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to cheat are traders, tech workers, engineers, sales managers, and construction
workers. We have a lot ofsales managers running around our office. You
don't know what they're Now I'm goingto start asking questions. I have bad
news, bjay. What's that?Women who tend to cheat? What do
they do? They're in caregiving roles? Oh, and hey, I'm at

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the age of being given care.Not that kind of care, well some
of it nurses, nurses, teachers. Oh, I am not a teacher
in my life. Now you do. Oh and she's a cheater. Wait
a minute, that means she's cheat. Stay at home moms and hospitality workers,
where has your girlfriend been for thepast two weeks? Apparently cheating all
over the bus with a bunch ofcloud prostitutes. Now that's terrifying. That

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is very terrifying. Imagine if youwalked into that, Like, it's one
thing to walk in on somebody likehaving a business with your spouse, But
what if they're dressed up like youknow, like you know, JP patches?
Is that even more embarrassing? Youknow, it's just like, you
know JP is like that, I'dbe like, ah, I used to
like you as a kid. JP. I'm not rest his soul, but

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I mean, you know, butif JP is like, you know,
just basically having a circus, youknow, riding the merry go round,
that's not fun. I don't wantto walk into that. Okay, well
you know what. Good morning everyone, It's time for today's things or not?
Right in Florida Story of the day. Yay, I'm in fell asleep
with the drive through. You can'tdo that, even in old Florida.

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Oh really, So the line startsbacking up. They're like, what's going
on? We need to get ourdelicious taco bell. Well, of course
we do it. Well, theguy was waiting for his delicious taco bell
and fell asleep in the drive throughline. All right, now, is
it his fault if it took along time to get his food? I
don't think it took a long time. Believe it or not. He was
under the influence. Oh come on, not in Florida. Shocking, So

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they said. In his vehicle hehad an open bottle of Crown Royal.
Yes, this guy, this guyis my hero. Next to that is
the weed inventanyl. Oh we hadthe big three, Big three. So
he was covering every base. He'slike, you know what, a little
bit of weed, a little bitof crown, a little bit of fentanyl.
There was some meth and the coke. That's you know what. He's
like, He's like, just whathe's four layer shy of a seven layer

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burrito with that combo. Oh Florida, Oh Florida. Well news is brought
to you by Speedy Glass. ChooseSpeedy Glass to get the job done right.
Speedy glass dot com coming up inunder four minutes. Bj Yes,
you are going to be forced togive out this hour's keyword. I didn't
want to. I have to,you know, as a strong interrogation.

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There was a clown, there wasa hooker, so I, yeah,
I'm gonna have to give out thekeyword. Yeah, someone's about to win
a thousand bucks. They can spendit on whatever you want. Oh,
I can't even that clown hooker.Oh oh man, rock the bank.
This hour's keywords after Hendricks and whatare two point five kz okay? One
of two point five casey okay ClassicRock BJHA and Sarah Mornings and now we've

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got Sarah's news. Well, somethingvery cool is about to get underway,
and that would be east Side BeerWeek. Oh that's a good beer week.
It's always super fun. And hereto tell us about it are the
people putting on east Side Beer Week. Welcome James and Chuck, Hey boys,
Welcome to the studio and James,you can get right on that microphone
and hellos we can do for youin that one. I think there we

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go. Mics are not for tallpeople. No, we we need to
talk to somebody about that. Idon't know who's supposed to be sitting on
that microphone, but yeah, that'sdefinitely somebody who's like, you know,
oh yeah mic. Yes, it'sfor people. Sorry, that's for Waldo,
for you know, Kevin Hart,you know, lots of the lots

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of those kind of folks, thevertically challenged folks. All right, you
guys, tell us what's going onfor east Side Beer Week? When does
it get underway? What breweries areinvolved this year? Well, it starts
tomorrow and it's breweries all the wayfrom Botheltown to Renton and ken Moore to
North Bend. So our kickof isgonna be at Watts Brewing. Yeah,

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it's gonna have our our tapping ofour our east Side Beer Week collaborative beer.
There's a bunch of breweries that we'reinvolved in that one. So we
have At'll see if I can rememberthem off the top of my head.
We have Watts and we have oh, thank you, thank you, James,
James and Chuck from east Side BeerWeek brought us in the beer.
So this year we're gonna have someof it maybe later. So yeah,

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Watson for Stitch, Bickerson, ValleyHouse, Formula, Dubtown Hopson Seed,
Postdoc, and Bellevue Brewing. We'reall involved in this collaboration. This year
we have all of our Thank youJames are It's called the car Full Lane.
I p A, yeah, it'suh. It's it's good. I

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had I had my my first tasteof it last night. It's it's came
out very good. It's an Ip A yeah. So it's it's uh.
We'll fit in the Northwest pretty well, I feel like absolutely. Is
it a Hazier regular regular West WestCoast? I pa so all right,
I think I'd like to try it. I prefer yes. So where can

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people go to take part in eastSide Beer Week? Are they going to
the breweries that you just mentioned?There's a whole bunch. When we have
all of our events posted on Facebook, Instagram and our website sidebeerweek dot com,
and they're all they're all over theplace, so you can find them
anywhere, really, and and thepoint of it's not necessarily the events.
It's to go and support the eastSide beers. You know east Side breweries.

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Uh, you know, get themsome love, get them some some
attention, and you know, enjoytheir beer. Yeah. These are all
small businesses and this is the fifthyear, so please come out and support
these small breweries and awesome joy pluseast Side represent as far as I'm concerned.
You know, it's about the eastSide represent people. Okay, it's

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time for the you know, it'stime for the four to fizzle, to
really get something. This is true. And I mean there are so many
breweries here in western Washington, andpeople talk about Ballard all the time.
You know you're going to Ballard.You go into Fremont, and there are
so many breweries over on the eastSide, and everybody knows that. I
think Bellevue Brewing Company, but allthe other ones you mentioned, people might
not be that familiar with them.A couple of these are brand new,

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they just opened up within the lastyear or so. And said, I
didn't know some of the Forestitchop Andsee, boy, if you don't know
those, you'll have to try them, Sarah, I guess I will terrible
problem to have. I can't believeyou're gonna make me try beer bj unbelievable.
Someone's kind of doing. They're alldoing really good things. So it's,
you know, good thing is supportawesome. We can find Sara's beaver

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over there. Oh maybe you neverknow, Yeah, you never know.
You guys brought us t shirts togot and sweet hats. By the way,
Richardson hooks up with some really coolhats this year. The nice tan
and green one here and the blackone with the pink it's you know,
I love that tanna green one.Actually, both of them look really good.
That tanned green one, though,has got a nice National Parks vibe

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to it. Yeah. Ok,so VJ is on a quest to visit
all the national parks. Yeah metoo. Seriously. Yeah, I've gotten
to about eleven of them. Sooh you are so beating me because I've
only been to one. I've beento a couple. But I'm like,
it's you need time, you know, and and money and resources, or
at least time if you know,you don't have to have money, if
you have time to get there bycar or whatever. But it's a great

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man mission. Man. How manyare there? Do you know? Thirty
something? I think yeah, youcould do this, BJ. Well,
I know, but i'd have toyou know, they got a buddy to
do it with an east Side beerweek. Yeah, yeah, he's probably
got a recent beer with you.Oh, there's nothing wrong with that.
And look, all those national parksare probably around some fine breweries too in
the country. Oh yeah, that'swhat we did. So we did a

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road trip handful of years ago anduh, I went down to Arizona and
did the Oh that's fine. Westopped at brewer along the way. We
can also just get you one ofthose beer holsters, BJ, So instead
of like having a water, youcan have a beer holster. That's a
good idea. Yeah, you knowwhat. You know me, but that's
yeah, man, that's and Ijust I just love the idea that we

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have so many breweries here, Likeit's just it's just amazing. And everybody's
got and there, and everybody's attheir own flair and and and I love
the fact that the east Side isgetting because you're right, because I don't
you don't think you don't think ofthe east Side because of all all the
things you said. But as wefind as we're finding out, there's an
entire festival because of all the greatbreweries are over there. So again east

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Side Beer Week website again, eastSide beer week dot com. That's that's
easy. Remember, yeah, bookInstagram, people can find you and it
gets underway tomorrow. Yeah all right, well, thank you guys for coming
in. Thanks for all the stuff, man, including the beverie for the
beer which yeah, it's Friday,BJ I think we might want to.
I mean, seriously, I havegot plans already for this six pack,

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but this is it involved drinking itat seven Yeah, well, you know
a little later tonight, and that'sseven eight. I was thinking fifteen minutes.
Oh you're thinking fifty. All right, I won't argue cal rally did
it again. We will tell youwhat happened at last night's Mariner's game.
Joe Burrow talking fashion once again,his depressed sweatpants. Oh no, I
haven't seen these. That's pretty hilarious. Sports. After Queen What Ou?

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Two point five K's Okay Classic Rock, Queen on What Out? Two point
five K's ok Classic Rock, Bjshaand Sere Mornings, let's take a look
at sports. Sports Sports brought toyou by Bradley Johnson Lawyers. Facing a
dui call one eight hundred d uyaway one eight hundred away. Oh my
goodness, Becky cal Rally homered fromeach side of the plate for the second

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time in three days. I can'tbelieve it, man, that that is
just insanity. And May and theMariners are going out in style to the
All Star break. I'm digging it, absolutely so. Cal Rally homering again
from each side of the plate,second time in three days. JP Crawford
had a two run home run,three hits, three RBI. What was
it? Thrashing? All right?I have to ask you something, only
because you've done it so many times, I don't know. Is it Raleigh

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or Rally? I call him calRally? Oh, because because we're rally.
Oh, because we're rallying all thetime. Oh, all right,
cal Rally, All right now,I get it, all right now,
I'm with you. It's Raleigh.Well yeah, but Rally Now I get
it, like it's rally time.And I mean he's just a beast.
Yeah, he's uh, he's he'sstarting. You know, he gets those

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moments where he just turns it on. The weather's getting nicer. Oh,
by the way, he's in anotherballpark. That's the other I mean,
you know they do well on theroad because well, you know, our
lovely ballpark, the ball travels likeyou know, it's like just in a
basically traveling through jello. Well,it was a huge win eleven nothing.
If anybody knows about traveling through jello, it is bjh it. So it's

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pretty much what it's like to tryto hit a home run at Semo Park
or kick a field goal at Lumenfield. It's like, you know, you're
just kicking through jelly. Baby.Well angels once again tonight with a six
thirty eight start time, keep itgoing. Yeah, I like this,
I mean going to the All StarBreaks. Strong Baby and the Storm will
be playing the links at seven Sounderstomorrow five thirty. Austin Bill Belichick officially

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has a new gig. Oh Iwas gonna say a new girlfriend. He
has that too. Yeah. Ohso she is of age? Okay,
good? Oh she's dude. Wellthat was the joke because I mean,
he's what one hundred and she's inher twenties she's twenty four. Yeah,
I mean that that's insanity because hersecond boyfriend, who is over sixty.

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Wow, is he in the seventies? I believe he's seventy four. Yeah,
I feel like you know, man, I mean it makes it makes
me feel like, all right,I got a shot at somebody here for
crying out loud, twenty four yearold old Belichick. But she was a
cheerleader, right, yeap, allright, very smart, So she's very
pretty yeah established. Well, Imean, of course she's smart. She's
going for Bill Belichick. I mean, that's that's a good catch. Well,

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his new job is joining inside theNFL as an analyst. Oh NFL
made the announcement yesterday, revealing thathe'll be joining Ryan Clark, Chad Johnson
Chris Long weekly program breaking down allof the league's most compelling stories. It'll
be interesting to hear how he isin that role. I think he is
not a curmudgeon. You know,some people just view him that way because

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he took coaching so seriously, andwhen you're at the press conference, he
was all business. Well, it'slike Marshawn. Like if you said at
the beginning of Marshawn's tenure here inSeattle, with the way he was interacting
with the media, Oh you knowwhat he's gonna be someday, He's gonna
be charming all the shows are gonnawant him. He is going to be
a reality star. People will belike, no, Marshawn doesn't talk.

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He hates everybody. Is that?That was the image and so maybe Bill,
maybe Bill Chick will be similar.Cincinnati quarterback Joe Burrow getting candid about
game day style. All right.This comes after he was totally mocked for
his attire at Paris Fashion Week.Yeah, he had a hole in his
back, he had backless, Yeah, jacket, that was weird. But

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anyway, yes, so what's itgot going on? Now? We know
that when these guys go to thepress conference, a lot of them are
dressed really nice. Oh yeah,Joe Burrow says, if you go to
if you go to the game andyou're dressed to the nines, but you
play a real crappy you can't wearthat outfit to the press conference and be
all hip and stylish and looking likeyou're super dope when you sucked. Oh

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really, So he says, hewears his depressed sweatpants. Oh like when
he's depressed. So he's got apair of sweatpants when he's feeling bad.
Yes, all right, I meanthere might be something to this. I'm
you know, I'm not gonna I'mnot gonna completely take a blank all over
this. Yeah, he said,you can't wear something super fly to the
press or when you played crappy,so you wear depressed sweatpants. That's an

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interesting thing, like he I youknow, like as a fan, I
think I kind of go for that, Yeah, kind of it. Yeah,
you know, it's like, Okay, you can dress up and be
like party time if you had agreat game, But if you had a
bad game, I don't want tosee you looking like you're going to the
club exactly. Okay, all right, you know what, Joe, I'm
coming back to the party. Sportsbrought to you by Bradley Johnson Lawyers facing

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a DUI call one eight hundred duy away. Well, people break up
all the time, right bj Theysurely do. One man broke up with
his date because she was a TaylorSwift fan. Oh well, I can't
argue. We'll discuss and talk aboutways that you've ended relationships. You can
join the conversation after the White stripes. Why don't you point five k's okay

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Classic Rock? Bjha and Sarah Mornings, Why don't you plaint five ks okay
Classic Rock? Bjsha and Sarah Morningseven fourteenth, This morning, you got
a shot to get tickets to JudasPriest at Angel of the Winds Arena and
Everett. But to get those tickets, man, you gotta be Smartacus,
you gotta play some trivia, heylast chance. Yeah. Well, Taylor
Swift has been just the biggest phenomenmonomena but phenomena noma, no, no,

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no, but not everybody shares thelove of Taylor Sweat. Everybody loves
Dayta. A guy went viral forhaving a date with a girl. Everything's
going swimmingly, and then she dropsthe bomb that she's a Taylor Swift fan,
okay, which like, well,I don't want to go out with
you again. Wow, so thatreally was a deal breaker? Yes,
whoa? And I know people breakup romantic or friendships because of maybe some

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silly, petty reasons. Yeah,sometimes that happens. Oh, I know
you got a story. BJ eighthundred and two five two one oh two
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your last chance to play trivia toget tickets to Judas Priest. Yeah

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you can. You can play triviaprobably a whole bunch of times, but
this is the last time to playtrivia for Judas Priest at Angel the Winds
Arena in effett. It's an Octoberninth show. You want those tickets to
be here at seven fourteen this morning, b Smartiacus and you will have those
tickets. That is correct, Fine, sir, thank you. Well,
there's a guy who has gone viralfor breaking up with a girl. He

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really liked her, everything was goingswimmingly, but she liked Taylor Swift.
Oh yeah, that was the dealbreaker. Huh, that was the deal
breaker. And I don't approve really, because when you date somebody, you're
gonna have different musical taste, You'regonna have different interests. But I also
so, no people break up fordumb reasons. Yeah, I do know

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they break up for dumb reasons.Swifty fans, Britney Spears fans, sometimes
the fans of certain performers. Yougo, I think they have a little
mental health issue. I know peoplehave gotten mad at me in the past
for saying I like Nickelback. Ohyeah, because of course they're the band
everybody likes to make fun of andmake fun of people who are their fans.
But it was like Chad Kroeger isa genius, or like I can't

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be friends with you anymore. Yeah, you're out. It's ober. Have
you ever ended a relationship, friendshipor romantic because of something maybe a little
silly? Yeah, so silly.My wife just wanted to live in another
state. It was so silly,So I ended the relationship. I realized
it was petty on me on mypart. Was that really part of it?
Yeah? I really was. Well, I mean, look, it

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was you know, and it's atough one because I was a trooper.
But early on I was like,I really feel like a marriage is to
people living in the same place ifthey can get that long distance relationship sometimes
happens in the military and different reasons, but in this instance, I thought,
there's no reason for this anymore.And you know, a couple of

(28:10):
years, I thought I can dealwith a couple of years, and then
a couple turned to five, fiveturned to ten, and I was just
like, you know, what isgoing on? And so was that a
petty reason? I feel it?You know? And I mean, honestly,
I think if you were to talkto maybe you know, other people

(28:30):
involved, they might have been like, I don't see why this happened.
I mean, there's like shock inpeople's eyes that I'm divorced. Why are
you divorced? I'm like, doyou did you follow my marriage at all?
I go, we weren't living togetherfor ten years. How is that
going to be? I mean,how do you Why are you shocked by
this? But other people are like, well, I don't know, dude,
It's just like, would you dothat? Oh no way, I

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would have been gone after a year. I go, then why are you
shocked that I'm gone? And whatwas her reason for wanting to live outside
of Washington State? Well, itwas supposedly medical at first, but then
it just went down a road thatI thought I could navigate but just couldn'
navigate anymore. And I'm trying tobe I'm trying to be vague because I
did make a promise that I reallywouldn't discuss the personal life of somebody that

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I'm no longer involved with. Like, ILL still talk about my kids because
you know what, hey, youwant you want some money from Daddy every
once in a while, then I'mgoing to talk about your little bestages on
the air. And I used tohave that way about, you know,
my significant other, and but nowthat they're not my significant other, I'm
like, all right, I thinkthey're entitled to their privacy, so enough.
Yeah, so, but just itjust became a situation where I'm like,

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look, I don't know how youcan expect distance to not affect it.
Now. Is that as bad ornot as bad as the Taylor Swift
thing? I don't know. Well, I mean that certainly seems more petty
or somebody not wanting to be friendswith me because I like Chad Krueger and
Nickelback. But people do stop beingfriends or not want to go on another
date with somebody because of silly smallthings. Yeah, and you know it's

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it's it's it's it's a wild thing, like what that's silly or small thing,
because everybody's got their own way ofjudging things, like one person's mole
hill is another person's mountain. Andman, you know, when people are
on both sides of the issue theycan't like and you're the middleman, it's
hard for them to even get tothe middle of go you know, maybe
it's not that big of a deal, or hey, you know what,

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this is kind of a big deal. No, they're on their side going
no way, this is either abig thing or not a big thing,
And that's why they end up,you know, saying too bad. I
know two people who were not romantic. They were friends but found out one
of them was into that whole furrything. Oh that's interesting, and they
stopped being friends. He thought itwas he thought it was too weird.

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I mean, okay, I havefriends that every once in a while you
go, whoa, you're you dothat? Okay, But I mean otherwise
they're regular people. So I'd liketo think that, all right, if
you're into some sort of fetishy thingthat I'm not, and I suspect.
I have friends that into a lotof weird things, but we never go
to that particular category. We never, you know, that's just never.

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But have you ever I feel likeyou must have. Have you ever met
a couple and you're friends with thiscouple, but then you realize they're not
hitting on you or suggesting that you'reswapping or anything, but that's what they're
into. Oh. We had acouple that I wasn't sure they were a
nudist colony couple, but it wasI really like the wife was okay.

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I didn't get the feeling that thewife either A. She really was playing
a good game and made it seemlike, hey, everything's cool, don't
worry about it, and who knows, maybe she would have jumped my bones.
I have no idea, but thehusband really seemed to be into my
wife. As he was trying tosay it wasn't sexual going to a nudist
colony, but the way he saidit was so predatorial that I just both

(31:52):
of us were like, you're notreally making a good sale for nudist colonies,
just being about expressing yourself and it'snot sexual because you really have a
vibe right now dude. But Iknow some people who are into there.
They have an open marriage, rightand no problem with that. Fine,
did, but we stopped hanging outwith them because I just felt like it

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was only a matter of time beforeperhaps they wanted to swap. Well,
let me just ask you this,because it's the same thing like when you
hang out with a gay dude.Yeah, because and gay, and this
is what Especially since obviously now it'sa lot easier, I think for people,
we've had a lot of time tounderstand and integrate into the LGBTQ plus
community, so we understand a littlebit more. But I would say thirty

(32:36):
years ago hanging out with gay people, there were a lot of folks that
weren't sure what that meant. Andeventually gay people had to say, dude,
just because you're a dude, andjust because I'm gay doesn't mean that
I'm going to want to have sexwith you, just like every woman you
encounter is not going to want tohave sex with you, you know,
And you finally accepted that, bejI finally had that not every woman wants

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me, But I think they've acceptedthat. I just can't. I can't
be with all of them and that'sprobably more disappointing. Well, though,
have you ended a friendship or arelationship because of something? Perhaps silly?
High school girlfriend had a dream,a dream that I cheated on her,
so she woke up and went andrevenge cheated. Whoa, so what a
great excuse, I'm gonna try that, and was still blamed it on me

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all the way up until the end. That was my fault, I do
I It makes me wonder did thatperson just want to get out of a
relationship with Waldo? I don't knowbecause when I broke it off, as
soon as I heard she cheated becauseshe canded me said yeah, I cheated,
and it's your fault because I hada dream. She was crying a
lot, So it doesn't seem likeit. Well, sometimes you have those
dreams that they feel so real,you know, you had like a nightmare,

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and then you woke up and you'restill like archery stif in that who
in their right mind thinks that way? Like a dream is one thing and
real life is another thing. Likethat's where I go. I'm sorry,
you're insane. Okay, you arein a same personal premonition Waldo was going
to cheat. Well, Where's Waldogonna go? Ever? But never will.

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He's a loyal man. Yeah.So one thing about Waldo, that's
the one thing that I'll say abouthim. He's never loyal. I just
can't get a girlfriend. What makesyou think I can get a second girl
if I have a girlfriend? Allright, listen, I was trying to
spin it positively, but yes,that is true. All right, you
guys, It is time to playSmartacus always did. Do you want to
call eight hundred two five two oneo two five right now? This is

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chance to be Smartacus. I amSmartacus. The title you win the tickets,
Smartacus. You're going to win ticketsto see Judas Priest. Oh yeah,
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the right one. All Right,we're gonna start with. I say start

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with because they might not get thequestions right. Carrie in Sha hayleis Hello.
Hey Carrie, Hi, how areyou? I'm doing good? On
my way to work? Yeah?Where do you work? Can you tell
us? I work for Green HillSchool for DC? Whyous I work for
the d alright on? All right? Are you going to play trivia?

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Carrie? I am? I am. This is exciting because my fiance is
a diehard Judas fan. Oh lookat you perfect. Hey, we're rooting
for you. Carry here, let'sgo Christian. Okay. Invisible Shield is
the new album just out from JudasPriest. What superhero doesn't have an invisible

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shield but does have an invisible airplane? Oh? What? Okayat that question?
What superhero does have an invisible shieldbut does have an invisible airplane?

(36:16):
A le airplane? Oh gosh,yeah, who I have? Yeah?
You're probably not gonna get this oneif you didn't know. I mean,
I could give a hint, butI don't know if Sarah would like that.
I'll tell you. All right,I'll say it's a super heroine.
How's that? I'm gonna say wonderwoman. There we go. All right,

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here's your second question, Carrie.This superhero was given a disc shaped
shield composed of true adamantium by TonyStark. Later he used a discus shaped
wakandan vibraeme shield you don't even know, given to him by Black Panther.

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Is this who has this shield?Our man? Oh man? It was
part of the clue, Carrie.Yeah, oh well, oh all right
then, well now it's question three, and this one might be a little
hard. Okay, Well I'll tryto get I'll try to get clues if
I can. Played by Benedict Cumberbatch. Oh, this superhero isn't known for

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practicing medicine, instead for his capeand the ability to bend time and go
invisible. Can you name this superheroman? That is a very bizarre question.
I might have to go to amedical professional for that bizarre question.
No, I think I got it. Yeah, you know what it's going
to be, cumber Batch. Theladies love cumber Batch. You did it?

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Carry Yeah, that is so cool? All right? The one you
didn't get upon reflection and do youfigure out when it's not Tony Stark and
Captain? I mean, okay,nice job. What's his name? Well,
Tony iron Man, iron Man?Did you figure out who it is?

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And she gave you a part ofthe answer. Yeah, very patriotic
person, a patriot Captain America.There we go. Congratulations, Carrie,
you have won the tickets. Youare going to Angel of the Winds Arena
in Everett taking her fiance to thebig show. It is Judas Priest.

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Tickets are on sale now. Well, coming up after music from the Scorpions,
you get a chance to rock thebank, a chance on a grand
Yeah. Oh, I just figuredout the theme the Invisible Shields. All
right, look at you in theshield Jewish Priest album. That's not man
getting geek. You don't even knowthe words you're reading. I don't rock
the bank on thousand bucks. Somebodyis about to win it. You certainly

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hope it is you. You justgot the keyword for you after the Scorpions
like hes okay BJ and Sarah onone oh two point five, CAZy ok
whoa big dealer have big news ofthe day. Sarah's big News of the
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as I said, bad news forCostco fans, all right, come on,
it's gonna cost you more, bjWhy why? What news? Is
the hot dogs only a buck fifty? Oh that's not changing, they're still
killing that. But they are raisingmembership fees by five bucks to sixty five
dollars a year. Oh, youknow, it doesn't I think that's fair.

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Do you have the executive membership orjust the regular Joe? I think
I'm an executive. Thank you?Yours is going up ten dollars a month.
Never mind, it's time to bea regular Joe thirty. Well,
you know they go to Costco allthe time. I know, and it's
hard to I don't. I mean, it's hard to fault anybody for having

(40:07):
to raise costs because things. Imean, that's inflation, and it isn't
that what's happening. I mean,I'm mad about just all kinds of inflation,
but I think that's kind of what'shappening. I don't know if that's
the cause or not, or theyjust want to make more money. I
honestly don't know. Well, Ithink that's why anyone raises their prices to
make more money, and it's notit is a knee jerk reaction to inflation.

(40:30):
It could just be that's like it'stime. Yeah, I mean,
I'd like to believe that people.Here's what I would like to believe about
Costco. I have no idea howthey run their operation, but I like
to believe they have the blue chipmentality, which is the blue chip mentality
is you just make a profit.You make a nice profit. You're not
trying to make an insanely ridiculously exorbitantprofit. And sometimes you have to raise
your prices to continue to make thatsame profit you were making. So let's

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just say your profit is ten percentand you go, I'd like to make
ten percent to be a healthy business. Sometimes you'll have to raise your prices
because things got more expensive. Whereasother companies like we want you to make
one hundred percent profit and then nextyear make another one hundred percent profit.
You're like, that's impossible. InWall Street, I can't do that.
Well, I mean, every singletime Amazon has raised prices, I don't

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do anything. I'm like, okay, whatever kind of have like you.
I know, Bja, you're goingto keep going to Costco the same?
Yeah, And I don't know.I feel like five or ten dollars doesn't
seem it doesn't seem over the topto my brain. I know maybe to
other people it might. But youknow, I'm maybe I'm just too loyal.
Maybe I just like Costco too much. Mike is not strong enough of

(41:35):
a word. Yeah, love youthink you think I have an affair with
that. I have a tryst withCostco. Well, big cities and the
big paychecks that often come with jobsis appealing. But new graduates want to
hear about the places that are thebest and worst to live when you're looking
for work. Oh yeah, wages, affordability, and hiring rates. The

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ten best cities for new graduates justcame out as well as the worst.
Okay, I don't think you'll guessthe best city for new graduates. Okay,
again, this is wages, affordability, and hiring rates. I think,
because no, I'm not wrong atall. You have forgotten the most
important thing. What's that? Thepoodle dog, which is why Fife is

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the best place to go when yougraduate. The pup room. Okay,
it's got the pup room. Comeon, it's the poodle dog, all
right. Raleigh, North Carolina?Yeah? Is it cal Raley Rally,
North Carolina? Well, is thatfunny because that's where my son's looking at.
Oh seriously, because he's thinking ofrelocating because he's out of work,
and he's like, you know,it's a he was looking at Raleigh.

(42:45):
Everybody says it's supposed to be afantastic place to live. Yeah, right,
for people to relocate, a lotof people talking about the Carolinas.
Man, I have other people thathave moved there recently. North Carolina is
on the list. Charlotte is atnumber five for the best place. He
was thinking of Charlotte as well.It's really funny. Yeah, that's crazy.
Got some buddies out there. Michelleand Holly work for our fine company
out there in Charlotte. I believeBaltimore at number two, Austin, Texas

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at number three, and Atlanta atnumber four. On the other end of
the spectrum, BJ Yeah, Iwant to guess the worst city for new
graduates. It has a connection toyou. Oh it does? Huh.
Oh you're talking about Rochester, Yes, oh, Rochester. And I'm so
sorry. I picked Rochester because I'velived in a lot of places. But

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I am I'm actually surprised why Rochesterbeing the worst is Like as far as
wag coordability, wages, hiring rates, so Rochester is still expensive to live.
I'm guessing they're not hiring a lotand the wages are low, and
they've lost a lot of stuff.They used to have Xerox as a big
company. Eastman, Kodak. Idon't know if they're all still out there,
Bausch and Lom. I have noidea, like what what Rochester's business

(43:52):
looks like these days? Bad?Yeah, Virginia Beach, Virginia at number
two, New Orleans at number three, Fresno, Portland, Oh, I'm
a city, Hartford, Memphis atnumber nine, Seattle look at us?
Bad? Really oh bad? Ohbad? And Portland's also bet they're they're
Portland's batter than us though, yes, yeah, that's it good we beat

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Portland again for a limited time.Burger King has some new items on the
menu, and I think Waldo willbe first in line. Waldo, let's
go today. You guys need togo check. Oh sorry, BJ you're
not allowed? Why because you sucha sensitive belly? I can't have spicy
food. Oh yeah, you're ona night, Waldo. Can go and

(44:34):
get the new fiery menu. Oh, five spicy items. Are you ready
for this, Waldo? I'm ready. Strawberry sorry, fiery strawberry sprite.
Oh, fiery strawberry sprites sounds.Oh that's a new thing. Okay,
Fiery mazzarella fries. Oh, afiery bacon whopper, okay, fiery chicken

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fries, and a fiery Royal Crispychicken sandwich. All right. So all
of that. I'm very curious aboutthe sprite part because that means you're going
into business with the good old theCoca Cola people. Yeah, and you're
saying, here's what we're gonna dowith your sprite. We're gonna flame it
up. Yes, yes, that'strue. It's only available at Burger King,
I would imagine. Then this isthe sprite. Well, nothing better

(45:16):
is geez? There's nothing better thereyou go than a spicy sprite like the
sprite from like McDonald's. Were justand you're like, oh, that's spicy
nowhere. Wait wait what what that'swhat's called a spicy spray? I don't
understand what Donald's has a spicy asin it's it's just normal sprite, but
it's like very carbonated and it's likespicy. That's not spicy when it's over

(45:38):
carbonated like that, that's what that'swhat it's called. So I'm thinking,
like a hack spy, I havenever heard anybody you are making this up?
Yeah, I know you need toshow me Instagram posts tiktoks where they
call it spe zero six seven spicysprite because because unless is why burger kings

(45:58):
doing this, because the why McDonald'ssprite tastes spicy. He made that up
Google, But this is actual spice, like this is well, he's making
heat like tabasco hot. That's whatI'm thinking too. But he's saying there's
some sort of hot spiciness to thesp hot spicy and it's it's just like
it feels spicy because it like hitsyour tongue with all the carbonation. Yes,

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but I mean I get what he'ssaying. This is sprite, the
only one that does this because Ihave so I have Coca cola. Doesn't
that have carbonation? Doesn't he getslike the lemon lying kind of like,
yes, it's a puckery sprite.Get what he's saying, but it's not
really spicy. Yeah, I don'tsee. That's what that's a problem with
millennials. They're using adjectives that donot properly describe stuff. Okay, boomer,

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Yeah, that's a proper adjective.Actually, that described it perfectly.
All Right, real quick, Igot to tell you about this woman who
was found a drift in the Seaof Japan. All right, she went
swimming and she was out on arubber ring, you know what I'm talking
about, like a tube thing,like a tube thing. Yeah, she
gets swept out to sea. Ohdamn, thirty six hours until she was

(47:08):
rescued on a tube fifty miles away. Oh okay, then at least she
didn't have to tread water. Yeahthat's true. I mean the tube at
least kept her up there. Butman, thirty six hours, you have
no water because you can't drink thatstuff. So she was rescued by a
cargo ship and they said, yeah, she was dehydrated like crazy. Yeah,

(47:28):
and if you try to drink thatwater, it makes it even worse,
like you And so how did shenot do that? Because I think
at some point I wondered, likewould I just drink the water. Oh
yeah, you know what I mean, because I'm just so damn thirsty.
Yep. Yeah. Big News ofthe day is brought to you by Goldbrig
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Studies are showing something very interesting aboutsleep habits. Turns out y'all don't like

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to sleep together in the same bit. Oh we don't. Right then,
details on this story and we'll takeyour calls right after Aerosmith. It's one
of two by five K's Okay ClassicRock Mornings on two point five Kazy Okay
Classic Rock, Vjshay and Sarah Mornings. A new study is showing Americans have
some unusual sleep habits. More thanone third of Americans say they occasionally or

(48:14):
consistently sleep in another room than theirnormal bed partner. So I think that's
a great idea. Actually why asyou get older. I think really like
with with all the problems that happenas we get older, the noises we
make, and the idea that youknow, you kind of would like to
just spread out and do everything youwant to do on your own and not

(48:34):
disturb the other person. I thinkthat separate bedrooms is not a bad idea
at all. May have just gota California king. Yeah, but then
you're still hearing me, and I'mhearing you, and you know, sometimes
there are things I don't want tohear. I don't want to believe that
my delicate little flower is making allof those horrific noises as if someone's being
murdered. Well, do you havea sleep situation or maybe a sleep habit

(48:55):
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