Animal House 6-28-24 Hour 3 & 4

What animal would you most or least like to see in person? And is Seattle the best place to see fireworks?

Episode Transcript

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Well, there is good news inthe news. Two giant Pandas are
on their way to San Diego.Waldo very happy, and Waldo's beside himself
because I know what he's describing.When you go to the zoo, oftentimes
the creature you want to see it'slike taking a nap, or it's hiding.

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I went to the San Diego Zoospecifically to see the Koala bears.
Yeah, except it was closed.Oh that's so I had to go to
Australia. Well, you know what, that's one way to solve that problem.
One thing costs a lot more thanthe other. Yeah. I feel
like God, that might not havebeen most cost effective, but you know,
good for you. You wanted tosee a koala. Well, the
show has a trip planned to SanDiego, and now Waldo is beside himself

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because he's never seen a panda inreal life. Yeah, and you know,
Waldo, you're like a little kidin that respect. He's super excited
to go to the zoo. I'veI love zoos. I've seen the red
pandas came around the corner because I'vebeen to the zoo before, back when
they had him weren't there. Theywere like, I don't know what they
were doing. They were they knewI was coming, and they said,

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this guy's never seen us, ain'tgonna start today. Don't know why pandas
sound like that, but I feellike there are a lot of animals we
would like to see in person,and many we would like to not ever
see in person. Eight hundred twofive two one oh five text us at
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feature on the free iHeartRadio app BJ. You're gonna choose animal you would most
like to or least like to see. Oh, I got too, I
would love I love seeing peacock,always love seeing those. Would love to
see a peacock, like really wayup close. I've seen them slightly at
a distance walking around, But youknow, I want to get up there
and really look at the plumage.But I'm afraid to beat the heck out
of me, you know, youknow, just like they might go listen,

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pal peck off, and that's whatthey might do. It's possible because
those are the males, and theytend to be a bit more aggressive,
that's the thing. And I'm like, I'm not trying to take your mate,
like if I could, somehow someonecan tell them. Look, I'm
not going to try to, youknow, peacock block you. I'm not
going to try to do that atall, sir. I'm just trying to
see your plumage. And so that'ssort of like answering both the one you
want to see and the one youdon't want to see because you're probably a

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little bit nervous. Yeah. Ialso don't like fish that are bigger than
me. My newly found brother talkedabout how he's you know, he lives
in Florida, so he's always likein the water, and he said,
there's fish that when they open theirmouth, it's bigger than your head.
Oh and you know his girlfriend willtalk about how terrified she was. He
goes, oh, they're fine.I forget what the kind of fish,
he said, But they don't evenlike humans. They don't care but sunfish

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maybe, but whatever they are.But you see their mouth open underwater,
and they look like they're going toeat you, because how would you see
their mouth open like that. He'slike, ah, there're nothing. But
I'm like, no, dude,if i'm if I can stick my head
into a fish, I don't wantto see that fish. Yeah, I
mean, I am pretty terrified ofgreat whites. And when you know,
I go visit my family on theEast Coast, they go to Cape Cod

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and the summertime, the water isbathwater. It's like eighty degrees and they've
stopped that you can't hunt seals.So now there are a ton of great
whites that are in there eating theseals. Oh and so there's a chance
you go swimming on Cape Cod andbump into a great white. I do

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thank you want to see that?No way know how, I don't understand.
So they don't want us to huntthe seals. That means there are
more great whites in the area.But if we hunted the seals, they
would not have food. Maybe Ifeel like we should hunt seals again to
get those great whites out of it. A lot of people there do think
that because it's it's scary to thinkabout going in the world. I don't
want to get in there with Jawswhere it was a cute little seal,

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you know, you know, clapin his hands, come on. I
mean, I would, however,like to see in person. Never have
a porcupine. I have a fascinationwith porcupines. Now do they shoot the
quills or they just you touch themand that's how you get hurt. Touch
them. They don't fire them,right, Okay, that would be cartoons.
Okay, yeah, oh it's it'sa Pokemon dude that does it.

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Wouldn't that be a great I mean, the wreck those porcupines would like level
up if they could fire projectile weapons. And I think it was like bugs
Bunny or something. It was likean old fashioned cartoon, that's what they
did. Oh I thought so.I always thought porcupines shot at you.
Yeah, and then they're naked likeah they run away. Yeah that's not
the thing. No. Well,I feel a little better about seeing a

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porcupine because I feel like then aslong as I stay in my distance,
you know, if he starts running, I can run but those are the
greatest videos. When you see theporcupine fending off a pack of lions,
it's amazing. And they're like,oh, yeah, we know this is
not a good idea, and hejust kind of waddles around with his needle
thingies up. It's the greatest defensesystem. But you know, for me,
I feel like I would stick myselfa lot. I'd be a clumsy

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porcupine, you know what I mean. Imagine if you had like a bunch
of you know, acupuncture needles thatyou that was your defense system. I
feel like I'd hurt myself a lot. I'd like to see one of those.
And I also would like to seean armadillo. Oh those are yeah,
so you like the weird looking guys? Yeah, yeah, I like
those. A text at nine zerosix two seven says the animal I would
like to see in person would bea sloth. Oh they're they're also,

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don't they have like really like weirdor tough claws. I think like they
seem like they're like whoop, butthen they got these claws they can wreck
you. They do have the crazyclaus, but they're really docile and really
sweet. Like you can go tosome rescue facilities. Hug them, that's
what they say. But they movetoo slow to hurt you. Yeah,
but then you let them hug youand they go ha ha, you fell

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for my trap. Oh and thenthey're like God exactly and they go mom
mom. I'm like, Waldo figures. I feel like could do it.
Gerald in the South but no,Gerald in South Prairie texted a sixteen foot
Amazon crocodile coming face to face witha twelve foot alligator in Florida was bad
enough. Do not need that sixteenfoot Amazon croc oh Man, Yeah,

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When I was in the Amazon doingthe ayahuasca, they had us in a
boat like in the Amazon, andI was just like and I couldn't see
the bottom, like it was likethe water was not very crystal clear.
And I was like, man,I know they got the big boys in
here. This could be bad forme. And they've got the the uh
piranhas, and then have you seenthe ones in the Amazon, And then

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they've got the paku, which arethe base of the pack. Those are
the ones that have human teeth.Oh no, I don't see any of
these first that have human teeth.And they're called the packo. I cannot
wait to show these pictures. Letme see a picture of a fish with
my teeth. It's like a giantpiranha with like a human mouth. Oh
that is no, that shouldn't exist. Why do they need human teeth down

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in the water? Eat you?I'm not wait wait how what is this?
I'm like when you get it?Oh no, no, okay,
no, no, don't do thepack. It's more like wet because they
have fins in there in the water. Okay, I don't. I don't
mean an explanation of a disgusting soundeffect. Thank you. I was gonna
try it, but I don't.No one needs to hear that. Oh,
I don't think anybody needs to hearthat. It is a very disturbing

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show today. Okay it is.It's Friday. But I still think we
should do some life coaching. Oh, I think we should for both of
you. Coach, have you gotyou? Guys should write in I'll tell
you what to do, all right? Eight hundred two five two one O
two five. We also have anemail life Coach at kcok dot com or
have a lexus send a talkback toone O two point five ksey Okay Life

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Coach it is next fee jsh andSarah Mornings, Take it or leave It?
This is Sarah, but can weplease focus anywhere we're here to have
there's still the spensing advice. TheLife Coach is in Okay, He's a
little different On one o two pointfive kzy Okay, Seattle's station, The

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Life Coaches be in Sarah's got aMaster's I've had way too much therapy eight
hundred and two five two one ohtwo five textas in nine zero six two
seven. Send an email to LifeCoach at kazok dot com or have a
lexisend a talkback to one oh twopoint five kz ok. It's find out
what's going on with Paul and Sumner. Hey, Paul, welcome to the
show. What you got buddy?Hey, I have an elderly neighbor.

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He it seems like he's starting tostruggle to do some thing, you know,
take out the garbage or bring inthe groceries. His kids are all
on the East Coast, so he'skind of alone out here. And I
see him and I want to helphim, but I don't want to insult
him either, Like, hey,you look feeble. What's the best way
to offer him help without making itsound like, oh, it looks like

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you can't take care of yourself.You know, I'm a delicate situation.
I am getting there. You know, there are things that my son in
law, No, I'm being serious. I mean, well, my son
in law is at the high now, and he's a younger dude. He's
a big dude. He can lifta lot of stuff. And I'm you
know, and I'm noticing, like, wow, I with my back issues,

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is like I really have to becareful. And he's just like he
always goes away, hey, man, let me just get that for you,
buddy. Uh. And I youknow, I kinda like pardon Me's
like, oh hey, and Iget but I'm like, oh, this
is great. I wish so hemight just like that if you just sort
of see him and go, hey, let me get that for you,
buddy, no problem kind of thing, and see how he reacts to that,

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because that's kind of how my sonin law said has scooped in and
you know when he sees like,hey, let me load those tires in
the car or whatever, like stuffwhere he thinks maybe you shouldn't be doing
that anymore. Yeah, I feellike Paul, that he's going to appreciate
it. And if he, like, like BJ said, you're gonna go
see him taking the trash out andyou're like, oh, here, hey,
buddy, let me U. Letme help you out with that.

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And then if he reacts poorly,then well, you know, and if
he's like, that's great, nowyou can take care of all my other
stuff. Yeah, I tell youthis, it will make your conscience clear
if he's a jerk. That's theother thing I've liked in my life.
When I've tried to help people andthey treat me like garbage for doing it,
I immediately go, Okay, buddy, you're on your own and I

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feel complete Like I as opposed toPaul. You're probably sitting like should I
do something? Shouldn't I do something? Am I a good human being?
So even a bad reaction will prettymuch end it for you. But he
really might be appreciative, especially likeyou said, he's by himself. You
know, he might also like havingsome interaction with Paul. Oh good call
if you're okay with that. Andthe other thing is, if you do

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this, you're gonna have to keepdoing it. Yeah, And like Sarah
said, you're gonna have interaction Paul. Here's a quick example of how that
says, Oh, how are youPaul? I have to tell you.
You know, back in nineteude fortyseven, garbage cans used to be pink.
Are you ready for those conversations?Yeah, I mean we talk already,

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we're kind of friends that I justto have felt a little weird about
trying to help him in that way. But you do make a good point
that it's kind of win win,you know, if you gets mad and
even fine do yourself. Yeah,and if you are friends, I mean,
you know, maybe you ask himfor some sort of advice that you
maybe you don't need, but you'regoing to go man, no, no,
you know, I was thinking mysocial security I don't know about it.

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Can you give me some info?And then oh, hey, you
know what, thanks for your help. Hey, if you need help,
like taking out the garbage, letme know you help me, I'll help
you. Maybe he'll he'll think,okay, quid pro quo, I'm still
contributing. That might be a wayto approach it, yeah, because sometimes
older people feel invisible. But it'sI mean, Paul's already halfway there.
He already talks with the guy soI mean help him out. Why wouldn't
you help out a neighbor. Yeah, it's funny. You know, in

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society we have really become afraid ofbeing helpful. And I don't know when
that started either A you're afraid you'regoing to get attacked, like I don't
want to stop on the side ofthe road anymore. Yeah, for sure,
I know that, Like, youknow, holding the door for people,
some people get mad when you holdthe door for them. That's which
is so dumb. So we usedto be better where we're like, oh,

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thanks for being helpful, as opposedto get out of my way.
What do you think I can't doit? Well? And that's it's possible
that Paul's neighbor is going to dothe masculine thing we like, I'm a
big, burly man who just happensto be old. I can do it,
or he'll be appreciative. And there'sonly one way to find out.
Yeah, I always be appreciative.I don't want to do anything. I
will let you come in. Paul. Well, you can always reach the

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Life Coach. The email is lifeCoach at kzok dot com. News is
coming up. We're gonna tell youwhat the studies say about the best place
to celebrate the Fourth of July.Oh good, we're on the list.
Spoiler al are we really spoiled itfor you? Oh wow, you're a
jerk. It's easy. Top onkz Okay one to two point five kz
Oka Classic Rock, b Jshay andSarah Mornings and Sarah what we got going

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on in the news. This isbrought to you by Speedy Glass. Chose
speedy Glass to get the job doneright speedy glass dot com. Well,
fourth of July right around the corner. Yeah, and a new report from
wallet hub wants to highlight what placesare better to celebrate than others. So
we know what's at the top,all right, and we know what's at
the bottom. Oh man, guesswhat. Yeah, we're number three.

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We're number three. We're the numberthree place for fourth of July. That
is correct. Los Angeles is atnumber one. Woo. So they looked
at things like celebrations, affordability,attractions, activities, safety, and weather.
Ah, weather's the thing. Sure, but though we can get hot
in LA. But yeah. NewYork City at number two, Seattle at

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number three, Vegas and Minneapolis roundingout the top five in Minnesota. Minneapolis
has been coming up in so manysurveys as a top city. This is
I don't get it because it's likeSnowtown, USA. But summers, I
guess are. Okay. Well,Birmingham, Alabama was voted the worst place
to celebrate Independence Day. Oh well, Birmingham, you know, has a

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lot of crimes. Yeah. Aurora, Colorado and Laredo, Texas don't spend
your really don't spend your Fourth ofJuly there. Sorry, Well, what
do you do when you're mad becauseyou got fired? Oh I know that,
I get reallyly. Do you callhim a bomb threat? Oh?
No, I haven't done that yet. A disgruntled former Jet Blue employee was

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arrested for calling in a phony bombthreat for leaving a cell phone. No,
okay, it was a bomb threat. Waldo, he didn't actually call
him the bomb being set off?My bad. He left a cell phone
with a note that read explosive deviceinside the TWA hotel at JFK Airport.

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Okay. This guy was laid offduring the height of the COVID pandemic and
just wasn't rehired, so he said, all this time, he's been holding
a grudge. Yeah, years afterbeing fired, Wow, and decided to
you know, get his revenge bycalling in a bomb threat. It really
surprises me that they laid him off. I don't know what they would have.

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I mean theirs, surveillance cameras everywhere. Yeah, and like, what
are you doing that You've got thisgrudge going on, Like you haven't done
anything with your life since then,You're just sitting there being all stewid and
his stewed and ticked off. MarilynMonroe's Los Angeles home is now considered a
historical landmark. Oh so this isgood and bad. It's good for people

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who like to preserve pieces of history. Yeah, sure, it's bad for
the people who own the home andwanted to tear it down to build a
new house. Oh no, See, this is where those folks should just
buy it from them. The justbuy it and let them go get to
see Yeah if the city, becauseyou know, I see their point.

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It's like their house, they shouldget to do what they want. Well,
it's tough because they own the propertynext door as well, So they
wanted to tear down the house tobuild one bigger house. Well okay city,
So now yes, like Okay city, but your money, your mouth
is they're suing them. I don'tblame I really don't blame them, because
I mean, they bought both theproperties. I don't think. I mean,

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do you think they knew it wasMelon Morroe's house when they bought it?
I think so she died there?Oh yeah, I see. I'd
want to burn it. I wantto burn it down. But I want
to tear it down too, becausesometimes you get weird vibes and somebody dies
in a place. What if she'sin there, it's her ghost? Well,
her ghost is gonna have to findanother place. You know, she
should be moving on. Come on, ghosty, move on. Inside Out
Too has already become the tenth biggestanimated movie of all time in North America.

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Okay, this week it brought ineven more to have it pass Spider
Man across the Spider Verse for thenumber ten spot. Now it's still gonna
do really big numbers at the boxoffice this weekend, so we'll see what
it bumps up to. It's tennow, but it might get even bigger.
Who are they trying to catch toystory? Oh? I have to

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look and see who is at thetop. But I think that the biggest
is one of the biggest is Frozenand they're excited to pass that soon.
Wow. Okay, man, lookat that. Look at Disney just printing
money. I don't know why thishas surprised me. I didn't think Inside
Out would do these kind of gangbusters. It's crazy numbers. And how will
it do against the weekend's competition?What's coming out? We will find out

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at nine with all those movie reviewsfor today Friday. Gosh, this day
is getting worse. Well, it'sFriday, Yeah, I know what that
means. It's time for the Fridayfun Facts. All right. It's just
a few days away from the fourthof July. Americans will enjoy one hundred
and fifty million hot dogs a miracleon the fourth of July. That's what

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we do. Some fun facts foryou about the date. Only two men
signed the declaration of Independence on Julyfourth? Where was everybody else sleeping?
Like Waldo? The fifty four otherdelegates just signed over the course of a
month because traveling wasn't all that easyback then. Oh, they didn't have
fax machines or anything. They justthey're just gonna scan it. Yeah,

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just Charles Thompson and John Hancock signedit on the fourth of July. Another
did John Hancock? Did he pulla cool he pulled a ball? Or
move? He signed it huge?Oh yes, well I'm the only one
here. He took up half thespace. Yeah, all right. Thomas
Jefferson a eighty two, John Adamsage ninety. Both died on the fourth
of July within hours of each other. Oh that's weird. And according to

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the American Pyrotechnics Association, Americans spendmore than a billion dollars on fireworks each
year. Only ten percent of fireworksare set off professionally, which probably accounts
for the estimated thirteen thousand work fireworks related injuries. Yeah, only ten
percent. Oh, and we'll lookat Waldo. Waldo's going to be what
do you mean one of the injuries. You're definitely one of the amateurs.

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What are we doing here? Both? Man? Yeah, let's go.
Who needs these fingers? Seventy percentof those emergency room visits due to fireworks
related injury? Yeah, seventy percent. Man, walthough, are you a
fireworks of course? Seventy percent?Many Seriously, if you only you really
show the level of our intelligence.Every July fourth, yep, this is
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Well, Michael has a beef witha very very popular sport. Oh,
and his friends are calling him ajerk? What will you call him?
We're gonna hear what's really going onhere? Jerk or justified is right
after Zeppelin on five k's okay,sassa crock be Sarah Morning one O two
five z okay, jerk or justified. It's your time to weigh in and

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decide eight hundred two fine two oneoh two five now BJC and Sarah jerk
or justified. You guys are goingto decide after you hear what's going on
with Michael and Burien. Hey Michael, Hey, what's going on? All
right? What you got man?Uh? My friends are all about playing

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this game called pickle ball. Yeswe know it. Yeah, And I'm
I'm really athletic. I gotta say, like I played college sports, but
I gotta tell you I I findthis sport really dumb, and I'd rather

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go to the gym. I'd rathergo play tennis, I'd rather go swimming.
I I'd rather do anything, andmy friends will just call me a
snobby jerk so what you say,BJ, Sarah, Yeah, and anybody
else listening. Am I a jerk? Or? Am I justified? Really?
That's a good question. I like. I like this one. Yeah,

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one of two point five Zy okay, jerk or justified? It's your time
to weigh in and decide. Eighthundred two fine two one oh two five
Now BJC and Sarah jerk or justified? All right, Michael im Bery and
tell everybody what's going on with youagain? Yeah, Basically, my friends

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started playing pickleball, like I feellike the whole world has. And I'm
pretty athletic and I play college sports, and I don't like it. I
don't like pickleball, so I'd rathergo to the gym. So they're calling
me a snob jerk, and Idon't know. Uh, am I a
jerker? Am? I? Ithink I'm justified. I think everybody's gonna

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say I'm justified that. I don'twant to say that. Well, I
gotta tell you, Michael, Ihate pickleball. Oh I'm sure you thought
he was he'd be a jerk.No, I think Michael's justified. I
think pickleball is for people who areout of shape and just want to pretend
that they're out there again. Exercisereally too, those are fighting words.

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I know that's strong words. Peopleare probably gonna call me a jerk.
I will say, Michael, wegot a text it says, Michael,
try singles pickleball. You'll have morefun than doubles because it's constant running and
a much better workout than doubles.Pickleball doubles is boring. Oh interesting,
So I guess it's easier. Yeah, I don't know if that's yeah.

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I mean, I want to Iwould like to disagree with you, but
I just you know, when peopleget onto something and then it turns out
there's all these injuries happening, that'sthe other thing. It's just like all
these It's like lemming behavior is nota thing I'm a fan of, and
I get the people want to gettogether. I feel that way about golf.
It's like the pressure people put onyou or the disdain they look at

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you when you don't play golf isso like I hate it so much that
it makes me hate the whole sport. And really just I have violent I
have violent tendencies towards the people thatplay. It's like it's like they look
at you like there's something wrong withyou, and it's like, look,
dude, not everybody's gonna like everything. Can we find something else to do?
And instead they just walk away.I've had that happen like a lot

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recently, where I've been looked atlike I'm a loser for not playing golf.
Well, Michael's being called a snobbecause he doesn't want to play pickleball.
His friends tell him he's a jerk. He says he's justified. He'd
rather play any other sport. Alanthe driver, What is your opinion?
Is Michael a jerk or is hejustified? No, he's justified. Don't
give into peer pressure. Justifa Yeah, just five yeah, the peer pressure

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thing. Man, I'm so dumbwith that, Like, fine, let's
find something else. If you wantto hang with me, let's find something
we can do. Don't maybe playa stupid sport. I mean, because
I think Michael's right, and it'snot even just me. It's like when
athletes call in and go, look, this sport's dumb. I go,
all right, I'm not the onlyone looking at that thinking that this is
really dumb. Well, it doesseem like everyone in their grandmother is super

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into pickleball, literally their grandmother.We've got drama. And he's not calling
from the range. He's calling fromvacation in Florida. Oh drama. I
love that you still make as partof your daily routine while you're on vacation,
because I wouldn't call Sarah if Iwas on vacation. Free. I
heart radio app Man, you're smart. Yeah, good morning, my beautiful
friends, and happy rich there Friday. Whoa, oh yeah, so this

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is a good one for me tocall in. He's totally justifying. And
I agree with Sarah in her previousstatement where she like, pickleball is just
a sport for people who aren't reallythat athletic. I myself, I train,
and I fight, I do mmA. My friends don't want to
do that with me, understandably,so I adapt and I do something that
they would like to do, orwe compromise. And that's what his friends

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to do. They're being jerks.Perhaps they're too unathletics due to sports he
would like. So wow, he'sjustify. All right, drama enjoy Oh
Florida. Be careful. There's alot that goes wrong there. Yeah,
sure is, Oh Florida. Yeah, all right, let's hear from Tony
in Capausen. Tony is Michael ajerker justified for refusing to play pickleball with

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his friends. I think he's justified. I like your suggesting. I think
it was you try it single style, or somebody said that. My brother
plays pickleball, but he's retired,and for him, it's certainly better than
just sitting around. Yeah, Ican see that. My first thought was

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there was one of the world's greatminds has a quote that goes, if
you're the smartest one in the room, you're in the wrong room. So
I don't know, he might notneed new friends. He might not need
new friends, but certainly they're jerks. For calling him a jerk for not
wanting to play there. I thinkwhat Tony was saying. I think what

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he's saying there, Michael, isthat your friends are dumb. So there
is a text for Tom and Redmondat nine zero sixty seven. I grew
up with a pickleball court in mybackyard in the early eighties. Pickleball is
great, Michael, You're a jerk. Wow. So I didn't realize it
was around that long. It's beenaround that long. I was created here

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in Washington in the sixties. Inthe sixties, I hash idea, why
all of a sudden pickleball is thething. I don't want Washington credited for
this. Can we give it tosomebody else? I think it was Painbridge
Island? Oh was it? Wasit Paula Pickle? Is that who did
it? It was a group ofmen, paula Pickle. Okay, it
was Paul Pickle, Paul Pickle,Pety Pickle, the Pickle family. And

(26:37):
a Texter says BJ does have apoint. Pickleball pushers are pretty rough.
But I would still recommend trying singlesand then you'll know for sure. Yeah,
I you know, I'm with whatI would like people to be able
to realize is that some people justgo now and that should be okay.
Well, another Texter says Don inBellevue, You're just a it's a silly

(27:00):
game. Your friends are jerks,just fed. And then a couple other
people saying you are just one ofthe many tennis knobs that say they don't
like pickleball. They know it's morefun, but they say they don't like
it. You're a jerk. WHOA. So it's now tennis versus pickleball.
That's the way it's been. Andmaybe that's why I have a grudge against
pickleballs, because I like tennis.It's harder. Yeah, I don't want

(27:23):
harder. I think they both are, you know, a waste of my
time. I'll do you that.Lynette in Bremerton always love to hear your
opinion. Is Michael a jerker?Is he justified? I believe he's justified.
Just the game is dumb, thebest dumber. I tell my friends

(27:45):
before they leave to go play golf, have fun playing human fetch. Okay,
I am going to steal that fromyour human fetch is my new term
for golf. I love you,that's fantastic. I oh, Hello,

(28:06):
Hi, So do you know howyou say justified? Right? Justified?
Estie? Oh? I love thesekids, all right? Thanks you guys.
They make my day, they reallydo. Is that Lynett's kids?
Yeah's grand kids. They're they're thebest. Well, though, what is

(28:30):
your opinion? Is Michael a jerk? Or is he justified? Sometimes being
a good friend means you do thingsyou don't always want to do. Oh
my god, I'm saying if you'reif you're a good athlete, like you
say, then take advantage of that, go play pickleball with them and make
them feel like less of men bydestroying them and then you get to laugh
at them. That's pretty bally well, I mean, if that's what you

(28:52):
want to do with your friends,Okay, I support this. That's really
funny, all right, Michael,good luck. Looks like ninety percent of
people say you are justified. Yeah. I can't wait to go and play
that new game human Fetch. Yeah. I might take that. That last
bit of advice is actually good.I mean I can go just destroy them
and show them how don't pick aball? Uh yeah? And Michael,

(29:15):
if you call us back and becauseyou got hurt, don't don't let us
know that those people do get hurtplaying that game. Thanks Michael. All
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(31:22):
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to Mary and Auburn. Hi,Marynan, how are you? I'm doing
great. I'm a night shifter,but I'll ask for a little while longer.
Oh wow, I listen to youguys every morning on my drive home.

(31:44):
Oh thank you so much. Canwe ask what's want to work?
Do you do? Mary? I'ma nurse. I take care of Grandma
and grandpa. Oh you're awesome nursing. Well, you know what, Mary,
I'm going I'm gonna need your namebecause you never know what I'm going
to need to be taken care of. I'm getting there, I'm getting there.
I mean, I'm just going movingis Grandma and Grandpa they got to
take care of some point. Mary. Thank you for what you do.

(32:05):
I know that's not an easy job, especially working the hours that you do.
Yeah, those night shifts are tough. Yeah. Well that's thirty years.
Thirty years of night shifting. Wow, Okay, yeah, that's I
mean, that's like us. Imean, even though I still feel like
she's got the worst one. Imean, our early early shift is is
a lot more difficult than our stuff, and I think she works a lot
harder than we do. By Yeah, that's a given. That's a given.

(32:30):
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(32:52):
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to take us to see Jenny Slateat the Neptune Theater on October twenty fourth,
and tickets are on sale now.Okay? Then coming up next is

(33:15):
everybody's favorite thing about Fridays? Isit? Everybody's except bj okay? Then
Waldo's movie reviews are right after thestudio on one two point five k's okay,
glassic Rock bjsha and sere Morning oneO two point five KZ okay the
classic rock station. What's on thebig screen? Why not ask Waldo?

(33:36):
Why? The better thing? Sir, Well, the loves movies. He's
gonna tell us what is fresh andwhat is rotten according to Rotten Tomatoes.
Okay, because we got new moviescoming out and we need to know.
Got some big movies this weekend tobj okay, We'll start off with Daddy
O New York JFK Airport. Ayoung woman jumps into the backseat of a
yellow cab and the Cabby throws thevehicle at a drive and then what happens

(34:00):
next an unexpected conversation resulting in aremarkable journey. Oh. I thought she
was gonna get quizzed by Ben Baileyand maybe Win surprises. No, that's
not what happens. This is SeanPenn and Dakota Johnson. Oh, all
right, they're good actors and it'srated R H rated R is good.
That means there'll be some foul inggulgee. Well let's find out. Waldo.

(34:22):
What other review were saying about DaddyO? Have you ever heard the saying
you have a face only a mothercould love? Yes, well this is
a movie only a critic could love. Critics are saying seventy seventy percent fresh,
but only fifty percent from the audience. Ah, the audience are saying
no to daddy. O, HeiGno daddy, O hate no naanddy oo

(34:43):
that sounds boring. Well here's thesad thing. I mean. Dakota Johnson
I think is younger than Sean Penn, So I sort of got a creepy
vibe like it was like a daddy, you know, like sugar daddy.
O. Oh, I did notget that impression. The whole thing is
an unexpected conversation. So I thinkthat maybe he's mentoring her because he could
be her probably grandfather at this time. Yeah, well, you know,
I've seen some movies that take placein cars, like it's just for a

(35:05):
whole car ride, and yeah,you know, I mean it's it's you
know, or the one that wasin a phone booth and it was just
like a whole movie is in aphone booth. I mean Superman, you
know Superman. Did you say Supermanwas Well, that would be a very
interesting Superman movie where he just like, oh wow, I forgot I forgot
my suit and he's naked in thephone booth and then it gets stuck in

(35:27):
where yeah, and then he saidand of course they take his glasses and
he can't see, so okay.Then also opening up Horizon and American Saga
chapter one, this is American TreasureKevin Costner, and this is his film
Baby. It costs megabucks to make, including lots of his own money.
Families, friends, and foes discoverthe lore of the Old West as the
Civil War divides the country. Sohe's decided that's gonna be his baby.

(35:52):
That's gonna be his genre. Heis, He's gonna be like the MCU.
But it's gonna be like the thethe OK Corral. You yeah,
Okay, Walda. What other reviewerssaying about this Kevin Costner movie. Kevin
Costner an American treasurer and an Americansaga just can only equal one thing.
What an American tragedy. It's abigger tragedy than when Japan beat US in

(36:15):
American football last week. Rotten,Oh, Kevin Costner, And that's not
good if you want to be theWestern man. We're talking millions and this
is chapter one. Yeah, Ithink it's the last chapter. I wonder
how it's going to do at thebox office unless he's going to be like,
I don't care what I say.I'm doing all ten chapters. I

(36:35):
don't care if I go broke.I don't think that's what he sounds like.
KESI. Well, if he's playinga Western unless is he gonna be
Is he bad with his Western accents? Because I don't I haven't really watched
this stuff. One, Well,if you're playing country western, just like
when he was Robin Hood, rememberhe was, his accent wasn't good.
You know, he's like, Hi, how are you there? You know
there? Sheeff of Nottingham. Whatdo you want to do here? Yeah?

(36:55):
I think that was on purpose,but I'm pretty sure dances with wolves
he had no accent. Well,yeah, and I feel like you have
to have a little bit of anaccent if you're in the Old West,
don't you. You gotta sound likeMarshall Dillon or something. You can't be
out there going hi hawaiiya from thewest, from the East coast, out
west, like Billy Crystal in Bostonaccents. I don't know why. The

(37:17):
only one I could think of thatsound is stupid in the Old West.
Hey, get out of here withyou with your cows and things. All
right, we have one more movieopening up, all right. Quiet Place,
Day one. This is the prequelto A Quiet Place. You can
experience the Day the World Went Quiet. It stars Lapita Nuwango and a Cat.

(37:40):
This is the best bill ever LaptaNuongo and a Cat. A Quiet
Place, Day one, A quietplace? You know, the one place
I wish was quiet? The boardmeeting when they were discussing venom, and
I said, hey, who wantsto make venom? Three? I wish
that was a quiet place. Yes, Yeah, anyways, about the movie

(38:01):
we're talking about, It's really goodeighty five percent fresh, seventy one percent
audience interesting. You know what,I have turned a corner on these Waldo
reviews. I feel like it mightbe the most brilliant thing we've ever done
on this show, as soon asthey start attacking my favorite movie of all
times. All Right, you guys, it's time for Listeners on the loose.

(38:22):
This is where you pick the topicyou guide the show. Eight hundred
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You can also send us a talkback. Just open up the free iHeartRadio
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(38:44):
Sarah Mornings on one O two pointfive kz okay, Seattle's classic rock station.
What do I think? Time tohave your say? This is Listeners
on the loose. Listen. It'sall of those where you picked the topic
you guide the show eighthead or twofive two one o two five textus at

(39:05):
nine zero six two seven can talkabout anything you want, something that's on
your mind, something we talked aboutearlier. Jesse left us a talk back.
I can hardly wait to sieve vandomthree. Yeah, buy it.
I'm gonna buy it. Can wehear that again? Oh no, he
might can hardly wait to achieve Dandomthree. I'm gonna buy it. He
must need he must need coasters.That's what's going on. That's what I

(39:28):
mean by it. I can't believeyou're trying to set up like a movie
premiere that we're taking kz OK listenersto. How good is that going to
be? How good is that goingto be? That's does that's I think
you change a word, change aword? How bad is it going to
be? And one of our favoritelisteners, Cindy, left to talk back.
Hi BJ Hi, Sarah, It'sCindy prom Tacoma. I'm calling in

(39:52):
to say hello and to let youknow that I am now well not now,
but as of three o'clock today,I will be officially retired, but
I'll still be listening. And Sarah, just know that what I told you
before Stans, if I ever wina big lottery jackpot, We're going to
Fenway park for a baseball game.You guys are the best. Talk to
you later. Congratulations Cindy. Ohthat is fantastic. That last day.

(40:15):
You're not doing anything, right,are you doing anything? It's like the
last day of school. Yeah,well you do nothing, and I hope
there you're like lots of cake,lots of treats. Oh, Cindy,
I'm so stoked. Good for her. I don't know congrets for a living,
but it doesn't matter. You're retiringand that's fabulous. Yeah, man,
man I bojez that would be great. Hey what retirements? I mean,

(40:37):
I like you guys and all,but you don't I get to Yeah,
you're right, Yeah, why amI here? All right? I
think I should retire right now?I Well, you know what I'm afraid
about retirement though, is is likesocial because I I like seeing people.
So the idea that I won't beable to go to a place where there's
people is a little like. Ibetter. I hope I find some thing

(41:00):
to do where I get to socializea bit. Well you're not retiring,
no, but you just got heresomething. I hate to bring it up
to you, but I just gotdivorced, So yeah, I am not
retiring, you can always be aWalmart greeter. Oh you know what,
Waldough I felt. I thought that'dbe a great gig. I would love
to be that. Are you doingthat? You love the stores. I

(41:20):
love retailers. Oh yeah, Imean a Walmart reader something in the supermarket,
man, I would dig that.Earlier in the show, we had
a story about pandas and a pandareturning to the zoo here in the States
because we don't have any Yeah,san Diego, right, san Diego.
Suzanne texted, I just drove bythe Panda Express near my office. They're

(41:40):
doing some sort of architect architectural workoutside. As I drove by, I
said to myself out loud, Iwonder what they're doing it. And thanks
a lot. BJ. You couldthank Alex Trebek good rest his soul,
because that's where I got it from. He just went crazy talking about and
Is one day on the show andhe's like, Panda, Penda, Penda,

(42:02):
Penda, and I just love that. Alice rebec Line listeners on the
Loose continues, Oh, yes itdoes. Here are some numbers for you
eight hundred two five two one otwo five or Texas nine zero six two
seven We'll be back with what doyou want to talk about next? BJC
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(42:24):
rock station. What do I think? Time to have your say? This
is Listeners on the Loose. Listenerson the Loose, You picked the topic,
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Texas nine zero six two seven.Press that record button on the talkback mic
on our free iHeartRadio app. Ortell Alexa to sent a talk back to

(42:45):
one O two point five CAZy okhand dependa panda, Penda, Panda,
Penda panda. Yeah, that's AlexTrebek. Oh, let's keep that on
hand man. Every time we saypanda, we have to play that because
that is such a ray drop fromthe late great Alex Trebek. Well,
we had a conversation yesterday about wordsthat you either mispronounced or that you say

(43:07):
funny. Oh, yes, Waldowas the star. That's a yes,
indeed he was. And Don andBellevue texted in and said, I didn't
hear the Bostonian version of Cuba rhymeswith goober. Where does the r come
from? Yeah, it's a thingBostonians will take the R off of words

(43:30):
that have ours and every once ina while put ours on words that don't
have ours. So how do yousay it? Gert Cubert cuber Yeah,
cuber cuba Uh an idea and uhyeah, it's it's a weird thing that
we sometimes do. Not everybody doesit, but I got to go to
the CA because I had this greatidea. Oh yeah, that's weird man.

(43:50):
Yeah, so that is super weird. And Waldo we got some talkbacks
about people mispronouncing things. We haveone from Amber is this Amber from Seabeck
And my mother in law says tianAll instead of tay. Oh it drives
me nun oh tian All. Yeah, uh Youber. I like when like

(44:13):
some people just go, I gottago take a uber, Like what do
you need to take a youber?But if you missed it yesterday, Waldo
certainly has the ultimate flatuance. Yeah, there we go flat flatuans. Yes,
that's what you just said. Ijust said. No, I'm saying
it the way you said. Shewins. Yeah, I'm saying it the
way you say it. We're mockingyou, we're making fun. You're saying

(44:36):
it right, We're saying it right, All right, then, hey,
Cindy's calling in. She just toldus she's retiring. We were speculating about
what she does for work. Iguess that she was a gold miner.
Oh really, a prospector. Ithink she's a I think that she's a
rocket scientist. Yeah, Hi,Cindy. Hi guys, how are you?

(44:57):
Hi? Cindy? So gold mineror good scientists are a veterinarian or
pesca hub about pedestrian. So Iworked for the City of Tacoma at the
Tacoma Fire Department. Oh well thatis a nice job. I bet they're
sending you off in a cool waytoday. Are you like a dispatcher?

(45:19):
No? No, I work inthe fire Marshall's office, and he whenever
he would introduce me to his family, like at functions at his home because
we're good friends too, he'd introduceme as his secretary, and I would
go, you know, this isnot nineteen fifty seven. I am not
a secretary. I am a customerservice representative. Technical. Yeah, that's
it. That's what it is.Just like will those are customer service director?

(45:44):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, that'sright. So bju I turned to
sixty three in February. Oh,you're going to retire to I know,
because I'm going to be turning sixtyfour this year. But as I stated
to Sarah earlier, got divorced,So retirement not in the near future.
Patrick from out Like Terrorist text anine year O sixt or seven and said,

(46:06):
BJ, when you retire, you'regoing to have a lot more time
to play golf and pickleball. OhI can't wait. Yes, when you
ask the question, what I wasgoing to do? So right now?
My husband is going to work forfive more years because hold onto your seats.
But because he is ten years youngerthan my am make it copy,

(46:31):
he's going to work for about fivemore years. That'll give him thirty years
with the City of Tacoma. Andhe wants to make sure that I will
have medical because I'll be Medicare eligible, you know. Blah blah blah blah
blah. Yeah. I love you, guys. I love you too.
My brother Vinnie from Renton, youknow, he'll still call you, but
I might call you once in awhile too. But you, guys,

(46:52):
I love your show. Thank youfor all the laughs, and let me
call in and talk to you today. Say I've got one more question before
we let you go. I watchChicago Fire. I watched Chicago men,
I watch all the Chicagos. Haveyou ever watch Chicago fire? Because I
want to know if that's anything likereality. Now listen to this. You

(47:14):
are gonna die. So when Ifirst started working here, I asked my
boss. I went I was talkingto all the guys, and I go,
hey, do you guys watch Chicagofire? And my boss goes no,
because that's not how firefighting really isbecause you can't see in a burning
building because of the smoke, sothere's no smoke in the building. And

(47:34):
I go, well, excuse me, sir, it's because US viewers need
to see what you guys, asthe actors are doing. So calm down.
So now I just give him ahard time. Did you watch Chicago
fire last night? All right?Well, now Waldo has a question before
we let you go? Got aquestion. I am popular. Do you

(47:55):
watch Tacoma FD. Oh? Youknow it's I love that show. I
know it got canceled, though resticto the way that the come a Fire
Department people are. I'm just sayingthat's fantastic. If you haven't seen Tacoma
FD. It's from the Broken Lizard. Guys. The guys did Super Troopers,

(48:15):
or at least a couple of theguys. But yeah, I did
get canceled though. Yeah, maybethey'll bring it back, all right.
Well, Cindy, thank you andhappy retirement. Yeah, take care that
cake for me. The better becake, you know, I mean seriously,
they better be because it's a retirementparty and there's gonna be booze okay,

(48:37):
booze cake, booze cake. Mattthe Movie Man texted, I'm going
to need a tian all after hearinghow that's pronounced than I know. I
can't even do it wrong, likeI just my my brain wants to say
it the right way. It's hardto say it the wrong way. All
right? Well, no, whathappens when you eat a lot of beans
flatulence? Lastly, for listeners onthe loose, a text and when you

(49:02):
texted, give us your name intowns? What do you shout you out?
I'm with Sarah. Cannot wait tillVenom three comes out? Okay you
don't. You probably don't see theydidn't want to give their name in town
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(49:45):
Lebron slept with one of one ofhis teammates mothers. It's true.
We fell for that this morning,and we were so mad at Waldough like
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WHOA what have we learned today?Ramers are true, Lebron James slept

(50:52):
with one of his teammates, Moms. It's such a stupid joke. Please
use that all day long today.Yeah, so Lebron James signed to who,
the same team as his dad.So when Waldo said that, we
thought there was controversy. Yes,if people really get mad at you for
that joke, blame Waldo. Welearned that. Uh well, BJ,
Shay and Waldo learned they need towear bright colored banana hammocks when they swim.

(51:15):
It's not exactly what we learned,and I don't think anybody wants that
has to learn that vomitatorium had nothingto do with actual vomit. No,
I thought that was real. Yeah, that's not a thing, just mental
hell where people were vomited on out. Yeah. I don't either way.
I don't like that story. Idon't like the word no. Oh god,
what was that? Well? Didyou say waldo? Okay? Why

(51:36):
would you ask him to repeat that? You wish? I didn't hear it,
BJ, You're a sick person,stop it. I hate that.
Oh so bad for the head.We learned how to torment BJ is to
make that sound? Oh? Isthat what you learned? Yeah, I
learned new words today that I'm goingto say to you when this microphone is
off. Alie's up next. Shehas an uninterrupted hour of Colassic Rock.
Gets your workday started, have afantastic weekends, and it's going to be

(52:02):
nice. By the way, Ihope you're right. It's going to be
nice. Mariners, please beat thosetwins. Come on.