Was this husband a jerk for not picking his wife up downtown at 1AM; How far humans will travel for their favorite foods; local professional sports team hosts an adult fantasy camp; these are the signs you are "ghostworking"!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Las Vegas. His best variety of the eighties nineties, and
today it's sunny window was six point five. My name
is Sean and Joanne's out today. So I got to
ask about my best friend Gavin. He's in the doghouse.
I want to know whether or not he was a
jerk to his wife. Seven oh two seven nine six,
one oh six five. So his wife went out for
a girl's night with some coworkers, which is fine. She
called him at one o'clock in the morning drunk, asking
(00:22):
for a ride home. That is a half hour ride
for him both ways, so an hour round trip. He
has work early in the morning. In fact, I know
he's up this early listening right now, which is why
I'm doing this. So was he a jerk for not
picking up his wife because she is livid with him
for not coming to get him at one o'clock in
the morning. Let's go to Alexis in Spring Valley. What
do you think Alexis.
Speaker 2 (00:43):
I don't think he's a jerk, but I think there
is Mary could have done, you know, like, could you
ask follow up questions because you've ordered an uber for her?
You know, I see what he means. I has to
work in the morning, and she chose to go out
and get a little wasted.
Speaker 1 (00:58):
Uh huh.
Speaker 2 (00:58):
But I do think that if she's reaching out for help,
then he could have done a little bit more than say,
you know, find your own ride, good night, you know, right.
Speaker 1 (01:07):
I mean, look, there's also I guess there's no guarantee
like the uber even shows up, right, and then like
then she stranded for even longer than she originally thought, right, right.
Speaker 2 (01:15):
And I mean there's no I don't know how drunk
she was. Maybe she couldn't even ordered it herself.
Speaker 1 (01:20):
That's another good point. Look, the thing is she is livid.
I think he's he's gotten his medicine from her.
Speaker 2 (01:26):
Yeah, I agree, all right.
Speaker 1 (01:27):
Well I appreciate it to you, Alexis. We'll take some
more calls next year. Seven oh two, seven nine six,
one oh six five. So was my friend Gavin a
jerk for not picking up his wife at one o'clock
in the morning seven oh two, seven nine six, one
oh six five. It's sunny. One was six point five,
I'm sean. So the basic story here is that my
(01:48):
friend Gavin's wife went out with some girlfriends from work,
which is fine, but she called him after a few
drinks at one o'clock in the morning, asking for a
ride home. What was a half hour drive both ways
for him? He said, look, I got work early in
the morning. You're gonna have to call an uber and
he hung up, and she is livid with him. He
doesn't think he did anything wrong and think she is
(02:09):
being unreasonable. So I turned to you Las Vegas. Let's
go to Ali in Sky Canyon. What do you think Ali?
Was he a jerk?
Speaker 3 (02:16):
You know, I don't think. I don't think that he's
a jerk. I think if she's out partying, then she
needs to find a ride home, and he does have
to work, and you know she's having a good time whatever.
But half hour there, half hour back, that's a lot
and he needs to.
Speaker 2 (02:31):
Be arrested for work.
Speaker 1 (02:32):
Okay, Well so you think not a jerk? Okay, thank you, Sure, Okay,
we'll start. But that's one for not a jerk, I
think too total. Let's see how else we can go to.
How about Melissa in Spring Valley? What do you think?
Was he a jerk?
Speaker 4 (02:46):
I think he's a jerk. Well, he's he's stupid anyway,
because if he doesn't forget his wife he's gonna have
hell to pay afka.
Speaker 1 (02:54):
Yeah, yeah, absolutely right, Yeah. I think. Look, there's definitely
the odds he comes home and finds all of his
stuff out on the sidewalk, right, Oh yeah.
Speaker 4 (03:02):
Much better to be tired the next day than have
your wife just wish you were dead. You know what
I mean?
Speaker 1 (03:08):
You put things very bluntly, looks it's a great point.
It's what she's doing right now is just making his
life miserable. He is in the dog house, so I
mean I think he's learned his lesson.
Speaker 4 (03:18):
Yeah you sure, all right?
Speaker 1 (03:19):
We well, thank you for that. We got two for
not a jerk, one for jerk. But you made a
really good point there. Thank you. Wake up with Sunny
Mornings with Joanna and Sehn on Sonny one oh six
point five. So are you willing to go the extra
mile or I don't know, a couple of miles for
your favorite foods? Apparently most of us are. It's sunny
Windo was six point five Las Vegas. It's best variety
of the eighties, nineties and today. My name is Sean Now.
(03:41):
A new study says that on average, we will travel
around three miles to go to a restaurant that we like,
and for some people it's much further. Some people cross
state lines, even hop on a plane. There are people
that will travel to Japan is to have authentic ramen.
Speaker 2 (03:55):
That is not me.
Speaker 1 (03:56):
As much as I love ramen, I don't have that
kind of a budget. However, one in four one of
us have crossed state lines for food. Ten percent have
gone to another country. Now, look, I get it because
I mean food. It's as a way of calling out
to us. Right, I've spent forty five minutes in traffic
just to go to my favorite taco spot at Charleston
and Jones. It's called Tacos Elicompizza. I cannot get enough
(04:17):
of their case of Beautya Tacos. Anyway, how far have
you traveled for food? Let us know on Facebook. You
can find us at Sunny Window six point five. I'll
give you that keyword for one thousand dollars. Next, and
don't forget the name drop for San Diego Zoo or
Safari Park tickets coming up at seven forty six point
Sunny Window six point five. Las Vegas is best variety
(04:39):
of the eighties, nineties and today it's sean. If I
wasn't so terrified of shattering my knees and ankles. I
would absolutely do this. Yesterday, our two time WNBA champion
Las Vegas ACE has announced their first ever fantasy camp
for adults. You gotta be twenty one and over, but
this is really a cool way to immerse yourself in
(05:00):
the world of professional basketball. Kind of go behind the
scenes with the ACES that was running for three days
August first through third, and you can choose to be
a player or a coach for the activities. There's a
welcome reception, autographed member of Billie VIP interactions, meet and greets,
games at the team headquarters in Henderson, plus some sweet
(05:22):
game tickets to a couple of their matchups against Minnesota
and Golden State. Also included two nights day at Mandalay Bay.
I gotta tell you be a fun staycation and a
good reason to get some family or friends from out
of town who are into basketball to come visit. We'll
put everything you need to know. It's Sunny Window six
five dot com. Just click on Sunny Mornings your list
(05:43):
name to Sunny Mornings with Joanna and Sean. I'm Sunny
one six point five Sonny one of six point five
Las Vegas is best variety of the eighties, nineties, and
today it's sean. You ever see people at work that
look like they're at work, but they're not really working,
and there's no shame in because it might be you,
because it's definitely me too. There's a name for that.
(06:04):
It's called ghost working. It's where people are on the
clock but they're really just kind of going through the motions.
They're pretending to be busy while mentally checked out. Here's
some of the classic moves to look out for. Wandering
with a notebook. I have done this a million times,
typing gibberish, keeping a spreadsheet open while scrolling god knows
what on your phone. Look, there's always been, you know,
(06:25):
lazy people at work, but experts say this is not
being lazy. This is from burnout. People are drained or
just stuck under bad leadership. So if the office does
feel a little, i don't know, hollow lately, you're not
imagining it. People are burnt out and they are ghost working.
It's sunny one a six point five. I'm going to
repeat that thousand dollars keyword for you next. And if
you hang out a little longer, another chance to win
(06:47):
San Diego Zoo or Safari Park tickets coming up at
seven point forty with the name drop keep it Here
on Sunny Sonny one o six point side
Las Vegas. His best variety of the eighties nineties, and
today it's sunny window was six point five. My name
is Sean and Joanne's out today. So I got to
ask about my best friend Gavin. He's in the doghouse.
I want to know whether or not he was a
jerk to his wife. Seven oh two seven nine six,
one oh six five. So his wife went out for
a girl's night with some coworkers, which is fine. She
called him at one o'clock in the morning drunk, asking
(00:22):
for a ride home. That is a half hour ride
for him both ways, so an hour round trip. He
has work early in the morning. In fact, I know
he's up this early listening right now, which is why
I'm doing this. So was he a jerk for not
picking up his wife because she is livid with him
for not coming to get him at one o'clock in
the morning. Let's go to Alexis in Spring Valley. What
do you think Alexis.
Speaker 2 (00:43):
I don't think he's a jerk, but I think there
is Mary could have done, you know, like, could you
ask follow up questions because you've ordered an uber for her?
You know, I see what he means. I has to
work in the morning, and she chose to go out
and get a little wasted.
Speaker 1 (00:58):
Uh huh.
Speaker 2 (00:58):
But I do think that if she's reaching out for help,
then he could have done a little bit more than say,
you know, find your own ride, good night, you know, right.
Speaker 1 (01:07):
I mean, look, there's also I guess there's no guarantee
like the uber even shows up, right, and then like
then she stranded for even longer than she originally thought, right, right.
Speaker 2 (01:15):
And I mean there's no I don't know how drunk
she was. Maybe she couldn't even ordered it herself.
Speaker 1 (01:20):
That's another good point. Look, the thing is she is livid.
I think he's he's gotten his medicine from her.
Speaker 2 (01:26):
Yeah, I agree, all right.
Speaker 1 (01:27):
Well I appreciate it to you, Alexis. We'll take some
more calls next year. Seven oh two, seven nine six,
one oh six five. So was my friend Gavin a
jerk for not picking up his wife at one o'clock
in the morning seven oh two, seven nine six, one
oh six five. It's sunny. One was six point five,
I'm sean. So the basic story here is that my
(01:48):
friend Gavin's wife went out with some girlfriends from work,
which is fine, but she called him after a few
drinks at one o'clock in the morning, asking for a
ride home. What was a half hour drive both ways
for him? He said, look, I got work early in
the morning. You're gonna have to call an uber and
he hung up, and she is livid with him. He
doesn't think he did anything wrong and think she is
(02:09):
being unreasonable. So I turned to you Las Vegas. Let's
go to Ali in Sky Canyon. What do you think Ali?
Was he a jerk?
Speaker 3 (02:16):
You know, I don't think. I don't think that he's
a jerk. I think if she's out partying, then she
needs to find a ride home, and he does have
to work, and you know she's having a good time whatever.
But half hour there, half hour back, that's a lot
and he needs to.
Speaker 2 (02:31):
Be arrested for work.
Speaker 1 (02:32):
Okay, Well so you think not a jerk? Okay, thank you, Sure, Okay,
we'll start. But that's one for not a jerk, I
think too total. Let's see how else we can go to.
How about Melissa in Spring Valley? What do you think?
Was he a jerk?
Speaker 4 (02:46):
I think he's a jerk. Well, he's he's stupid anyway,
because if he doesn't forget his wife he's gonna have
hell to pay afka.
Speaker 1 (02:54):
Yeah, yeah, absolutely right, Yeah. I think. Look, there's definitely
the odds he comes home and finds all of his
stuff out on the sidewalk, right, Oh yeah.
Speaker 4 (03:02):
Much better to be tired the next day than have
your wife just wish you were dead. You know what
I mean?
Speaker 1 (03:08):
You put things very bluntly, looks it's a great point.
It's what she's doing right now is just making his
life miserable. He is in the dog house, so I
mean I think he's learned his lesson.
Speaker 4 (03:18):
Yeah you sure, all right?
Speaker 1 (03:19):
We well, thank you for that. We got two for
not a jerk, one for jerk. But you made a
really good point there. Thank you. Wake up with Sunny
Mornings with Joanna and Sehn on Sonny one oh six
point five. So are you willing to go the extra
mile or I don't know, a couple of miles for
your favorite foods? Apparently most of us are. It's sunny
Windo was six point five Las Vegas. It's best variety
of the eighties, nineties and today. My name is Sean Now.
(03:41):
A new study says that on average, we will travel
around three miles to go to a restaurant that we like,
and for some people it's much further. Some people cross
state lines, even hop on a plane. There are people
that will travel to Japan is to have authentic ramen.
Speaker 2 (03:55):
That is not me.
Speaker 1 (03:56):
As much as I love ramen, I don't have that
kind of a budget. However, one in four one of
us have crossed state lines for food. Ten percent have
gone to another country. Now, look, I get it because
I mean food. It's as a way of calling out
to us. Right, I've spent forty five minutes in traffic
just to go to my favorite taco spot at Charleston
and Jones. It's called Tacos Elicompizza. I cannot get enough
(04:17):
of their case of Beautya Tacos. Anyway, how far have
you traveled for food? Let us know on Facebook. You
can find us at Sunny Window six point five. I'll
give you that keyword for one thousand dollars. Next, and
don't forget the name drop for San Diego Zoo or
Safari Park tickets coming up at seven forty six point
Sunny Window six point five. Las Vegas is best variety
(04:39):
of the eighties, nineties and today it's sean. If I
wasn't so terrified of shattering my knees and ankles. I
would absolutely do this. Yesterday, our two time WNBA champion
Las Vegas ACE has announced their first ever fantasy camp
for adults. You gotta be twenty one and over, but
this is really a cool way to immerse yourself in
(05:00):
the world of professional basketball. Kind of go behind the
scenes with the ACES that was running for three days
August first through third, and you can choose to be
a player or a coach for the activities. There's a
welcome reception, autographed member of Billie VIP interactions, meet and greets,
games at the team headquarters in Henderson, plus some sweet
(05:22):
game tickets to a couple of their matchups against Minnesota
and Golden State. Also included two nights day at Mandalay Bay.
I gotta tell you be a fun staycation and a
good reason to get some family or friends from out
of town who are into basketball to come visit. We'll
put everything you need to know. It's Sunny Window six
five dot com. Just click on Sunny Mornings your list
(05:43):
name to Sunny Mornings with Joanna and Sean. I'm Sunny
one six point five Sonny one of six point five
Las Vegas is best variety of the eighties, nineties, and
today it's sean. You ever see people at work that
look like they're at work, but they're not really working,
and there's no shame in because it might be you,
because it's definitely me too. There's a name for that.
(06:04):
It's called ghost working. It's where people are on the
clock but they're really just kind of going through the motions.
They're pretending to be busy while mentally checked out. Here's
some of the classic moves to look out for. Wandering
with a notebook. I have done this a million times,
typing gibberish, keeping a spreadsheet open while scrolling god knows
what on your phone. Look, there's always been, you know,
(06:25):
lazy people at work, but experts say this is not
being lazy. This is from burnout. People are drained or
just stuck under bad leadership. So if the office does
feel a little, i don't know, hollow lately, you're not
imagining it. People are burnt out and they are ghost working.
It's sunny one a six point five. I'm going to
repeat that thousand dollars keyword for you next. And if
you hang out a little longer, another chance to win
(06:47):
San Diego Zoo or Safari Park tickets coming up at
seven point forty with the name drop keep it Here
on Sunny Sonny one o six point side
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