Can We Get an Ex to Agree to Thanksgiving?

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Episode Transcript

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Happen Wednesday morning. Thanksgiving, Eve, things for being here with us.
If you are working today, don'tworry about it. Not a whole lot
going on. It's mood. Kimmytlegis number one for New Country. It's
one of those days where you'll actuallyget stuffed done because nobody's bugging you,
nobody's around. I just agree,I feel like everybody else is in here.
Why do I have to be doingexactly? Okay, I mean it's

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peace. Yeah, you'll feel likeyou can get a lot done, but
then it's like, what am Idoing? Why? Why am I feet
up on the desk? I'm gonnasit in the boss's office today. Yeah,
thanks for hanging out with us thismorning. Let's see otis your head
into Punta Kana today. That's mywife was asking me about that. She's
like taking the family and I'm like, no, they're just going, like
they got a wedding to go toand they're just kids. Are grandma and

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grandpa? Yeah, kids are goingto Mimi's and we're going for a wedding
for our friends and put to ConA. And I was packing the other night
and I started, I was like, okay, I'm gonna end up unlocked
up abroad, So I totally threwthe idea out, But I have CBD
gummies that I want to take.Are you fine? You know what if
you're Georgia, I'm like, it'sgonna start looking up laws and Dominican and

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it is not legal there. SoI'm like, well, if I if
I put like a couple in likea sock, do not Like I don't
even want to be hemmed up fordrugs smuggling. I've watched Locked Up a
brother. I'm guessing you can getharder stuff in the d R. But
then again, I'm not gonna recommendthat you just go walking through downtown Boots
Economy like, hey, it's gotsome gummies. Yeah. You can't fix

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stupid, like really incredible, getus some ratings on today. I can't
fix stupid. You have a collectcall from Dominican Public International Jail. That's
great, Kimmy. And you're thepopulation of your apartment, which is a
one dogch apartment increased four with yourmom, your dad, your sister and

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brother in law. Yes, that'sright. It's complete chaos already. And
I'm the kind of host I askeverybody before they get there, what do
you guys need do you what doyou want? I'll have it ready for
you. I like to have itlaid out, local, nice and everything.
Everybody told me I would have likered m and ms on my rider.
See that's fine. I would havedone just like supplies to just like,
hey, do you like sparkling water, like litle water anything? Anything.

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Everybody said they were good. Everyone. I checked again before the day
of while they were arriving. Everybody, Yeah, that's on them. Then
everybody's good. My sister shows up, She's like, oh yeah, wait,
can I have some shampoo? Oh? Wait? Do you have a
bar of soap for Cameron? Iwas like a bar of No, I
am a single woman. I don'thave a bar of so I don't have
a bar of social Is this jailjust regular dove soap? I was like,

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no, why would I have that? Why? I asked you if
you needed anything, I could havegotten body washed. And she was like,
doesn't everybody have just a bar ofsoap. I'm like, no,
you're the thing. I mean,you do like I think we do in
our coverage somewhere. But if you'rea bar of soap person, that's so
weird. You can't just bring ahalf used Irish spring bar of soap but
wrapped in tinfoil like in your inyour back of the box, right you

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need like the tiny ones you getat a hotel and no one has the
no, but actually actually we do. You do? Yeah, my wife'ss
a spare bedroom, but I don'tknow. I told her I'm like a
guest Cameron spelling like lavender because thatis I'm not by that. Between it's
a sweet Lufah. Kimmy, shehasked me for one of those, do
you have any I had to giveher an extra one between Otis maybe going

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to jail and Kimmy's population. Itmakes my Thanksgiving just my wife and my
son and I look pretty right.Questions and things really to your New Bull
Morning Show. I'm ninety four pointnine the Bull, ninety four point nine
the Ball. Thanks for hanging outwith us. It's moot, Kimmy and
Otis. I'm Brian Mood. Thecountdown is on about twenty minutes now.

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Infant Thanksgiving, my ten month oldcatered us. We've got blended turkey and
broth. We've got squash, We'vegot peas. Kimmy the green beans,
like the blended green means Son andI like green beans, but that just
I really appreciate my son for havingthe idea to want to host us this
morning. So we're gonna try hisbaby food for Thanksgiving to see how it
is. Okay. Well, todayis a National Gingerbread Cookie Day. I

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don't know why it's in November,though, that seems kind of weird to
me. I feel like it shouldbe in December at some point. But
I feel like to decorate gingerbread cookiesor houses, which I think we're gonna
do sometime this week as well,will be really really fun. Napoleon is
also in theaters tomorrow, starring Jaquein Phoenix and directed by Ridley Scott and
Messy pre Thanksgiving storm is already spreadingacross the eastern US and causing some travel

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issues. Depending on where you are. It could be rain, thunderstorms,
snow, wind, fog, ice. The roads are not gonna be great,
and there's gonna be fifty five pointfour million Americans traveling for the holidays,
so that'll be really good time today, tomorrow and the next few days.
Today and tomorrow cool. Specifically,I hope my flight gets off the
ground no, we're gonna find out. Also, turkey trots have become a

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really popular way to start Thanksgiving Day. Personally, I think that's completely crazy.
I'm not gonna wake up on things. I know. I've done it,
and I've never regretted something more inmy life than when the crippling hangover.
I rank it sounds terrible. Onlynineteen percent of adults have done a
turkey trot, and literally overmost tohave no interest in doing it whatsoever.

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So don't think that it's like,oh man, I really think that I
should run a marathon at some point. No, nobody's looking at you on
the holiday. Fifty seven percent ofus are like, what is wrong with
you? You have to show upto dinner with the high road calories,
your little like exactly weird? BlankNobody, nobody at your dinner table wants
to hear about your five K whenI'm eating my mashed potatoes. Yeah,

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no, you don't get the choice. Well, scientists believe they've achieved a
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Overtime biskin cells reacted and fired upthe hair follicles to get it growing again,
so you could potentially grow your own. But I don't know. I
love booting. People have hair stuffthat like you think looks natural and you're
gonna oh god, what was thatpowder? No? Literally, I saw
my uncle once without his too pain. I'm like, I didn't even know
you had one on before. Whatis this Like, it's just sitting there.

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I'm otis, I'm losing my hair, So go ahead send me that
article. I'm like, I wantto get the zac efron Hay, Yeah,
no frost, the tips, throwback deadlines to keep your crew with
every day. It's six ten andeight ten. Thanks for listening to move
Kimmy and Otis in the morning.Well appreciate you guys. We listened every
single morning. I mean, makeus feel like Bailey, Let's go.
It's ninety four point nine The Bull, ninety four point nine the Ball.

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Thanks for spending your Wednesday morning withus. Your Thanksgiving Eve, It's moot,
Kimmy and Otis. I'm Brian Mood. If you're going out to the
bars, this is the night,the night everyone has the melt down back
in the hometown. So you runinto those old like fleeings of those old
people from high school that she didn'tnecessarily want to. I'm super lame.
I literally didn't even know that thiswas like yeah for the longest time,

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and now I'm too intimidated to startgoing to just go out to the bars
in your hometown and make it weirdtonight and on Wednesdays we celebrate weird itis
always brings us a weird story.This super weird, especially you know,
going home for the holidays. Everybody'sgot weird family members, weird things that
go on inside their family. Hejump right back into it the fold.
This one got to be super strangefor the whole family. Around the Thanksgiving

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table. Woman moved back in withher ex husband and his wife for the
sake of the kids, so sheis a roommate to them too. He
got remarried and now she has alsomoved her boyfriend into the household. All
right, so that's that's a fullhouse right, Like literally is that the
premise of the show. Yeah,I'm not sure anybody else but these people

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could make this happen. Katie Mathisis her name, the one that uh
you know, moved back in withher ex husband. She says she wanted
to do it for the kids.It's great to be able to wake up
every morning, be there with thekids, celebrate different milestones and things that
the children. And that's not separatedhouseholds. So they just have figured out
a way to create boundaries and livein a household together in unison. So

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I don't know how you do.I can't even create boundaries in just like
a casual relationship. How do youdo that? I don't know you that.
That's why I'm saying it's weird.Yeah, I feel like there has
to be some ground rules and thingslike no alcohol at the house because there's
no way it just you're you're walkinga fine line. I know it sounds
great on paper, like we haveour all our family here and our kids
are in this in a household thatthey have both parents, and but also

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as soon as you have a coupledrinks, real opinions start coming out,
real feelings start coming out. Memoryexactly that I feel like you're always about
a shot and a half a whiskeyaway from a Craigslist post. Yes,
you know what I mean, likeweird, just weird. I think things
could go bad real fast with onestatement by somebody that went wrong. And
if that wasn't enough, that allthese families lived in the same household together,

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they have seven cats, five dogs, and four fish as well,
Why am I? Why are thefish the thing that breaks it for me?
Effort to clean the tank. Ifyou think your family's odd these holidays,
at least you're not heading back toThanksgiving with that that there there are
twenty twenty special waiting to happen,right. I hate to say it,
but it is on their way.Ninety four point now in the bull,

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thanks for spending your Thanksgiving Eve withus. It's Moot Kimmy and Otis.
You gotta go to check out Mootkimvy Otis and ninety the Ball on Instagram
because we just put up the videoof our studio in studio Thanksgiving that we
had this morning before the show started. The twist for us in here was
it was catered by my ten monthold son, Ronan James. So we

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went to public yesterday and Ronan andI picked out all the foods that he
would in theory be eating. I'mnot gonna feed him any of this stuff,
though, but vegetable turkey dinner.We has green beans. We had
turkey and turkey broth, sweet potatoes, winter squash. This is how it
went. I just got like thisdog food smelling okay, the turkey and
broth. I think we're gonna haveto do last because that's a bar fore

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vegetable and turkey go to VT onthe side of your place. Oh my
god, it looks like baby,here we go, Here we go,
this one, here we go.Well, that's not bad. That is
not bad. I think the vegetable'soverpower. It's so bland turkey. Yeah,
not great. All right, let'shop on over to Oh I'm starting
to get gaggy. Yeah, Igot gaggy on that one. All right.

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Green beans? Green beans, youguys ready green beans. No,
it's a nasty colored green beans.Ready. It looks like, oh my
god, I'm still bad. That'sno way that's green. It was not
good. My eyes are still watering, and I have had it feeding that

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to your children. I have theworst gag reflects on the planet. And
when I smelled the turkey and turkeybroth one like, oh god, talk
about it. Shut out litigant,but it gave us our greatest compliment of
all time on our talkback mic SoPat is driving Uber this morning listening to
us, and this is the talkbackshe left us. We want to hear
your thoughts. Hold a little microphonedown. Y'all have made me start gagging,

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and my passenger asked me, wasas sick? It was funny as
hell. You guys are awesome.Y'all make me laugh and my god,
you made me gig. We loveyou. You get five stars from us,
Pat, and I hope your passengerresistence is human. They gave you
five stars as well. Glowing Indorset, thanks you. Check out that video
on that free iHeartRadio app also Instagram. We appreciate y'all hanging out with us

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every single morning. You got tosee what it looked like. We had
like six different items and entrees,all baby stuff. It's not good.
Yeah, you can't fix stupid,proven it with mood. Kenny Otis on
ninety four point nine. Nothing getsyou fired up for a week, confidently
like a store about someone doing somethingreal dumb Otis hu'son CAMPI Stupid fifteen years

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squatting in a house in Florida,and the city is coming after a couple
for an extravagant Christmas lights display thatcaused an accident. Caused an accident.
Yeah, the city was, yeah, somebody, you know obviously this display.
You've got to understand that it was. It's like Christmas just threw up
and then kept throwing up on theirfront yard. Is what it looks like?

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Everything? Oh it is. It'sexorbitant. I'll tell you that.
The two owners, well sort ofowners, Mark and Kathy Hyatt, they
fifteen years ago were just driving pastthe home and realized it looked kind of
abandoned. There's a former Miami Dolphinsplayer that owned the house, and they
were like, you know what,that looks like a good home. They

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broke in, changed the locks,and then with paint, with Microsoft paint,
created a deed for the house thatwas fake. And they've been living
in it for fifteen years. It'spretty impressive. No problems until recently when
the city was like, hey,that Christmas light displays costed problems. They
filed the kind of a lawsuit.Looking into the home, They're like,

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that deed's not real. They don'teven own this house. And that caused
up a big stir. They've gotnational attention because of this Christmas lights?
Have they let the player, theguy who owns it, actually know that
they're living there? And how doesthis guy not know? Well, you
know, it's professional athletes. Theygot so much money they're just got for
that address said he's fired, sellthe home to him for nine hundred thousand

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dollars. But they're not buying that. They don't have that kind of money.
I mean, I feel like fifteenyears squatting, you just get so
ballsy at that point of course,like you know what I mean, they
didn't start off doing that. Theyfinally just were like, what are they
gonna do? No one notices wegot this off Scott Free Drawing attention to
yourself with giant display of Christmas probablynot smartest idea when I'm just squatters.

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I think the rule one of squatclub is don't talk about squat clubs,
right, So probably don't light itup with a bunch of Christmas decorations.
That's Christmas dumb. Lots of opportunitiesto do Thanksgiving dumb tomorrow coming up here
at six fifty five. You don'twant to miss this. We are going
to have an intervention and try tohelp out with what could be a terrible
idea. They don't know that I'vebeen broke up with Marissa for Lake a

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couple of months now, So hewants us to ask Marissa to still go
with him. Why are we doingthis with us? Luck the intervention next
lude, Kimmy and Otis. Guysare awesome because you put your listeners out
there so that they can have opportunitieslike that. Georgia is number one for
new country on George's number one fornew country ninety four point nine in the

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bowl, we are commercial free.Got a bit of a situation on the
intervention right now. So Chad,you want us to try to help you
convince your ex girlfriend to go toThanksgiving with you because you haven't told your
parents yet. Yeah, they don'tknow that I've been broke up with Marissa
for Lake a couple of months now. The break up, by the way,
was my fault. I own it. I'm just the immature. We

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don't have to get into it.But that's self awareness. It sounds like
I i'd handled too blah blah blah. I'm an immature idiot. Now let's
move on to the situation. Somy family's had everybody's married for four kids.
Everyone's married few few kids in there. They like my brothers and sisters
have had kids and stuff, andso I have, you know, a

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girlfriend, but they want all thecouples together and they've like planned this thing
and you know, like we're goingout and then we're gonna do like a
bar after and then there's all thisholiday stuff. So I don't want to
explain this to my parents. Iwill eventually tell them that, like we're
no longer together, but she getsalong with them great, and it's it

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would make my life a lot easierand maybe she wouldn't have the worst time.
And I just want her to comewith me. Okay, this is
not an elaborate thing to try toget her back though, right right?
Yeah? Not Yeah, I don'twant to. That's not priority number one
is getting her back Like a romcom. It's just shielding yourself from family
embarrassment. Yeah, that's a littlebit immature. I see what happened here.

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Yeah, Okaya, is there atheme going on here in your life
about the immaturity stuff? Oh?Yes, so soon maybe you're self awarenes
isn't there shorted when I was actuallyimmature, like a kid, and then
I just kind of stayed at thesame intellect age of fifteen. So all
right, I'm actually interested to seehow this goes. Yeah, this is

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like a mist This is a verybig mystery chat. I feel like Marissa
is gonna have some other details tofill us in on it. Right,
it's gonna get real awkward. Everysingle family pic. You're like, hey,
can you just stay on the side, like the edge that's on the
end. I can trim it.It's do kind of like a bro hug.
All right, all right, Chad, We're gonna get marissas on.
We will see what we can do. We'll see if we can get hurt

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to go along with your I'm notimmature, but I'm immature. Scheme ninety
four The Bulls Mood, chimmyan Otis, we are commercial free. Thanks for
being here with us on your Wednesday. I'm Brian Moot. It's the mood
Kimmy Otis Intervention. We're here foryou. We know people well got issues
they got to resolve, and we'vegot Chad from Sandy Spriggs and Chad,
we got your well, I don'teven know what to refer to her.

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We've got your your Marissa, yourMarissa. She's on hold, and we're
gonna try to picture on your ideato not let your family know you guys
broke up months ago by having herbe a pretend girl, tend girlfriend for
some events. Is that fair?Yeah, we'll see how far this comes.
Good morning, Marissa. It's Moodkimmyand otis how are you hi?
How are you? So? That'sthe perfect attitude to have. Skeptical because

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you know we have your ex Chadon the phone, so you're probably wondering
what he wants. Yes, areyou guys amicable or like in good humor
standing? I guess you could saythat. Okay, so you don't hate
his guy? Yeah, you haven'tdeleted from Instagram. Right, that's a
start. It's a little complicated.Good start, Chad. Let's make it
more complicated. The floor is yours. Hey, So, my family loves

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you, and they're doing this bigholiday thing and everybody's married and they're very
excited to have everybody together and theydon't know we're broken up up and I
was kind of hoping you'd go alongwith me to it. It's crazy as
that sounds. None of this surpriseis me. Sounds like a Hallmark Christmas

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movie to me, Like you guysfall in love in his hometown yea,
and just ambivalently look at each other. So you didn't tell them, well,
I did think they needed to hearthe whole detailed story. And also,
we don't good in the story.That's probably the most self worth thing
you've said. I don't look goodin that story, Marissa. So I
haven't told it yet. This showsexactly why we aren't together. You're not

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in the same place as me,Like, do you already have plans for
the holiday or is this something thatyou're gonna maybe consider. I mean,
I wasn't going to spend it withmy axe, that's for sure. That
was really on my to do listwas not hang out. Have funny that
you should mention it. That's theonly thing I knew I'm gonna be on

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it. I feel bad for him. Oh it's a pity date. That's
even worse. I feel like,doesn't care. Yeah, I mean,
I'm gonna tell them like later.It's just that, like they're so pumped
up about it, you know,like everybody five moves ahead in life,
you know, And I'm like who'sfalse is that Chad. They your whole
life, buddy. They already knowyou're that guy. As long as I

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don't have plans already, I willbecause this does not surprise me at all.
But you know you owe me.I like that. Yeah, I
owed her prior to this favor,even so, I think more in debt.
Yeah, it's like to see itfrom dumb and dumber when they have
a briefcase full of IOU's. Weare good for all of that. Ninety

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four point nine The bullets move,Kimmy and Otis. Thanks for hanging out
with us on your Wednesday morning Thanksgiving. Speaking of Mamma's house, we just
talked to Chad and Marissa, andI think we convinced Marissa, even though
they're exes, to go to Chad'sThanksgiving anyway, because he hasn't told his
parents that they've broke up yet.Ashley in Sandy Springs, don't even think
that's that weird. You've done somethingsimilar. No, I've actually done this

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before. I jokingly kind of juststarted charging people to be their date,
you know, at like weddings orevents or even like family gatherings. I've
done it a couple of different times, and it's been really fun. I've
seen articles about people that do this. Yeah, you can actually make a
legit business, right, like justbeing a fake date, professional escort service.

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It's like, no, it's notan escort service. There's no like,
I'm not actually doing anything, justhaving a good time. I'm really
just playing the part, just playingthe part, and it really just helps
you know, the guy out alittle bit. He doesn't want to feel
awkward at Thanksgiving dinner and you know, be bombarded by all the questions and
you're just there to have a goodtime, eat some good food. And

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I get paid one hundred dollars,you know, sometimes two hundred. It
depends. You're like a professional wingwoman. That sounds it sounds fascinating,
sounds kind of Yeah, it's actuallyreally fun. I mean, but it's
lots of families. I don't know. You have to be in the right
mind space for it. Yeah,I just have to be likable and you
know, compliment the food and youknow, eat as much as possible.
And it's fine. I mean,it's it's been really fun. I wouldn't

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say it's a business, but it'sdefinitely something I do on the side.
So I feel like I kind ofdo that for my wife when I go
to any business or work function withher, because she works with like a
bunch of like fancy folks. Idon't know anything they're talking about. I
have nothing in common with millionaires inBuckhead, but I'll end up in a
conversation with somebody who's like like afancy pants in real estate, and I'm

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just making up golf course names.Sure, Like where do you play?
I'm like Saint Agatha's it's a greatone. We got to watch this water
Hazards really whole seven ninety four pointnine The bulls Moot Kimmy know's got a
good vibe story coming up here injust a few minutes. I'm Brian Moot.
This is my first experience with realizingthat now that I have a child

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and a wife, the TV isnever going to be anything that not even
not even like I think Leo outranksme at this point. Does a Blue
Blue He's gotta be on when Ronan'sdoing his bottle. Then my wife wants
to watch crime. All I wantto do is check a football game.
No, I said this before Ihad kids. I'm like, my TV
is never just going to be onkids shows. I can't. It really

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gets under my skin when I hearthe like high pitched voices and stuff.
But that's all my TV is onthat see. I feel like you guys
are learning this later in life becausemy sister's husband always has his phone and
he's always watching sports on it andhe just doesn't complain that's just what he
does. It'll be hard to controlthat remote too when the family's in.
Not everybody want Who wants to watchthe football game that I like to watch

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every single year? Yep. It'slike they're like, what are you watching
on your phone? I'm like,leave me alone, just trying to check
the Falcons score right now? Well, you guys watch everything else, and
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This seems like what you do incollege, trying to find the good
Thanksgiving to go to. Yeah,it's like which house am I gonna go
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the bull I'm Brian Mood. WithThanksgiving being tomorrow, this good Vibe story
for you this morning is really reallycool, and it's a lot of food
insecurity, especially in Atlanta. Foodbanks do amazing, amazing work, and
what's going on at Gideon's Elementary Schoolin Southwest Atlanta is really really special.

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What they're doing for these kids andparents down there who are food insecure.
They have a thing called the GooderGrocery Store in the school, so four
days a week or four evenings aweek, they encourage parents and the kids
to come over to their little grocerystore that they stock using with the help
of the Pittsburgh Project nonprofit in SouthwestAtlanta, and parents shop with their kids

(24:07):
for groceries. It's all free,of course, that's taken care of by
the Pittsburgh Project. But it's tohelp the kids learn about groceries, learn
about healthy foods, and also notfeel the stigma of a traditional food bank,
because right that can be really intimidatingfor a lot of people to do
the first time when you need toso amazing, and especially this time of
the year. I like to gowith my kids and kind of show them

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what another side could look like.So we go try to help at places
like that. That's a great placeto go. Volunteer maybe with your family,
your kids, and just say like, look, you know, appreciate
the things you have, Appreciate themeals in front of you, because not
everybody's got that every day. Ilove that. That is amazing, And
the stigma of food banks is tough. My mom used the food bank for
a lot of time, a lotoff and on, and I've talked to
her before about it. And youfeel judged, you feel like you're failing,

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you feel like things are you feellike things are bad for you.
But really the community is coming togetherhelp out and there shouldn't be a sigma
for food banks. And I thinkthe special lesson that they're learning with their
kids is that it's they're learning thegrocery process right, and the format of
a grocery store makes it feel normal, definitely. And they have a card
and they're looking at what the pricewould be and they're kind of swiping it

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and so just creating really good behaviorsand expectations. And you want more info
and how to? How about thePittsmurgh Project.