October 7, 2024 • 10 mins
Today we talk about how just 5 minutes of cleaning could make you use your hands to make an obscene clappy sound you rely on entirely too much throughout this episode.
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Also... there's other schtuff.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
I'm pretty sure I just paid a guy one hundred
dollars to come to my house.
Speaker 2 (00:16):
And scare me to death. Fun day so far, welcome.
Speaker 1 (00:22):
It's a it's fun day, man, and it's it's beautiful outside,
and I'm excited that you're here. I'm excited we're back together.
That feels awesome. But you know, we had okay from
the beginning. A couple of weeks ago, we came home,
our house was like eighty two degrees and I was like,
(00:42):
what in the world is going on? So like I
went through and kind of looked, why is my thing
down so low? By the way there we go, what
is going on?
Speaker 2 (00:50):
Like is it the thing?
Speaker 1 (00:51):
The on the wall? Thermostat thing was messing up? And
so we restarted it and all good since then. Well Sunday, Saturday,
one of the days Saturday. Now this past weekend, it
did it again, only this time it just turned off completely.
(01:14):
It's hardwired, mind you, but they have batteries inside of them,
you know, so it's like four double A batteries.
Speaker 2 (01:19):
And I was like, oh my gosh.
Speaker 1 (01:21):
The same set of circumstances I'm sure happened the first
time where we had like a little power blip, and
I think it had to revert to battery power. And
I'm guessing that the batteries in that thing were just gone.
You know, I replaced them. Everything's running fine now because
of this. I was good. It's been a while since
we had somebody come out and check out our system, though,
(01:41):
and so we pay the guide to still come out
one hundred bucks later. Just here's you could spend twenty
five hundred dollars on this. You could spend eleven hundred
dollars on this. This one might be about three thousand
dollars to see this. You see that, Look at my phone,
Look at the camera, look at the picture I took.
Just just gave him a hundred dollars basically to be like, hey,
(02:01):
here's some stuff that could go wrong.
Speaker 2 (02:03):
Man, get ready, it's gonna happen to you. So yeah,
there you go.
Speaker 1 (02:07):
Welcome the Girly Show. It's Monday, the seventh of October,
and we're just rambling already. I apologize for that good
stuff today, not necessarily if you are in the Tampa
Bay area. I've upgraded Milton to a Category five hurricane.
That means one hundred and sixty mile an hour sustained winds,
which is no fun. They expected to make landfall Tampa Bay,
(02:30):
just taking the brunt of it about seven pm on Wednesday. Hope, hope,
hope it changes course. Okay, so some things we're gonna
get to today. We'll mention that for sure, because it's
dangerous and we just had one come through and it's awful.
But there are some other things happening in the world
that I think affect you a little bit more directly,
(02:51):
Like the scariest ghost movie of all time. M Yeah,
it feels weird to transition out of Hurricane Talk to that,
but then you know, we'll find there's five of them.
They got the top five scariest ghost movies ever. Any
guesses as to the first one?
Speaker 2 (03:08):
All right?
Speaker 1 (03:09):
Plus Taylor Swift hitting another milestone, this one probably the
biggest one she's ever hit. Honestly, How to keep the
awkward out of your small talk conversation. Also, what five
minutes of decluttering your room can do for you?
Speaker 2 (03:26):
I got a hint it was Actually they came out
a little bit more graphic than I thought it was gonna, right.
Is that that's worth?
Speaker 1 (03:36):
Plus the best and worst chain restaurants in America and
some sales happening this week. We start with you want
to do the movie thing, just get it out of
the way. So it's Halloween time. Everyone's talking about scary stuff,
and they came out with the top five as far
as like rankings scariness.
Speaker 2 (03:55):
Top five ghost movies of all.
Speaker 1 (03:56):
Times, not necessarily the scariest movies of all time, just
the scariest ghost movies. Number five the sixth sense. These
might not be scariest, These might just be favorite or
best ghost movies. The sixth sense is number five, regardless
the conjuring from twenty thirteen, number four ghost. Yeah, so
(04:18):
this is not scary at all, is it. I mean,
to be fair, someone come up behind you while you're
making pottery and starts rubbing on you. And what if
it's a stranger? No one ever considered that, right, what
if Demi Moore had no idea who that was? That's
scary anyways. Ghosts is number three, Poulter Guy's number two,
and number one is the Shining Weird Movie. You gotta
(04:42):
really dig in, right, You gotta just know we're in
this for the long haul, because it's it's yeah, I know,
it's a classic. It's just not, you know, not my jam.
None of these movies are. By the way, the sixth
Sense is fine, totally neew The ending I didn't nobody
did it was awesome, but that you know. Besides that,
the movie was Okay, do you.
Speaker 2 (05:05):
Want to do this one now?
Speaker 1 (05:07):
Okay, we'll do it right after Taylor Swift, she is
now the richest female musician in the world. She just
passed Rihanna after getting six hundred million dollars from royalties
and touring in another six hundred just from her catalogue alone,
streaming and stuff. She's also got one hundred and twenty
five million dollars in real estate, and the list goes on,
and I think she's like one point eight billion at
(05:29):
this point.
Speaker 2 (05:30):
So congrats to her.
Speaker 1 (05:31):
I mean a a in a career full of record
breaking and milestones, right like becoming the richest female musician
has to be number one, right at least top three?
Speaker 2 (05:44):
It's pretty cool, all right.
Speaker 1 (05:48):
Onto, this turns out Porscha Brown, who is an educator
of adult Happy Fun Time. I don't like to use
the word on the air because it's an immediate button
pusher if you're a parent. Right Anyways, she's come out
with a statement saying, look at all these different studies,
clutter in your house absolutely kills libido. So they did
(06:13):
some research Perverse, and it turns out five minutes of
just tidying up your house or your bedroom could be
exactly what it takes to jumpstart your libido backup and
initiating things.
Speaker 2 (06:30):
And there you go.
Speaker 1 (06:31):
It's a little pick me up, just five minutes of
cleaning up your bedroom and off you go onto the
best and worst chain restaurants in America. I know, my wife,
we've had this conversation a couple times recently, where it's
who even eats at these chain restaurants anymore? We'll see
an add or will pass one who even eats at
(06:52):
that place? And I kid you not. My wife ate
at one this past weekend without even knowing she was eating,
really at the best chain restaurant in America. According to
the study, it is Chick fil A, the highest rating
of them all, and that's where they had lunch on Saturday, Sunday.
Speaker 2 (07:11):
Saturday or Sunday.
Speaker 1 (07:12):
I was in a golf tournament that day, eating a
terrible cheeseburger and playing pretty terrible golf too. Chick fil
A number one Taco John or Taco Wan note Saco John's.
Well that's a missed opportunity. Why wouldn't you call it
Taco Wand's. Anyways, it is the worst chain in America
and your favorite somewhere in between. So day for you.
(07:34):
It's not best, it's not worse. Oh, I forgot to
tease this, but this.
Speaker 2 (07:39):
Is pretty cool.
Speaker 1 (07:40):
Keanu Reeves is now a race car driver, like professionally.
He made his debut over the weekend at the Indianapolis
Motor Speedway. He I don't know what kind of car
of his racing, nor do I care. It's like a
gr Toyota or something. Got all the way up to
twenty first place, did not hit anybody, but he did
(08:01):
spin out once and ended up be able to get
back into the racing, finished twenty five. That's pretty cool.
He's doing it again this coming Sunday. The Three questions
to keep the awkward out of small talk. These are
made by like social experts, how to keep small talk
conversations going because at some point they all hit the wall?
Speaker 2 (08:26):
How do you know? The host? Is their first suggestion,
if you were there or doing you know? How do
you know?
Speaker 1 (08:32):
And then you just fill in the blank. Let them
tell a story to you, then they'll ask you. From there,
the questions get a little awkward, truthfully, but if you're
willing to put it out there, I think you can
do it. I think it'll keep the awkward out of
the small tongue. What's been the best part of your
week so far? That's their second suggested question. What's something
(08:54):
you're excited about right now? Take some guts to ask
those last two.
Speaker 2 (08:58):
But may help you. Finally, what was it the shopping thing?
Speaker 1 (09:03):
If you haven't even started talking, like thinking about holiday
shopping yet. I know after this guy left the house,
I was like, great, we can't buy our kids presents
because we gotta fixed pipes and stuff. We gotta fix
events and one I don't know what was it. I
don't he sent me an email. I't have to look
at it anyways, start thinking about it. The big stores
want you to this week. Specifically, there's a bunch of
(09:25):
big stores that are kicking off their pre holiday sales
this week. Targets is doing their Circle Week, which is
now through the twelfth. Cole's is doing three days of deals.
I'm gonna have to give my son some sneakers I'm
kind of waiting for these to kick off. And then
Walmart's Holiday Deals starts tomorrow and goes through the thirteenth,
and then Prime, which I think was the catalyst for
(09:46):
all this, because they started running ads for this like
three months ago. They're doing all sorts of stuff, bargains
on everything from toys to Barbie Disney, diceon Lego.
Speaker 2 (09:56):
Isn't there always a sale on Dyson?
Speaker 1 (09:58):
Like, if you've ever bought a dice in vacuum at
full price, you're just doing it wrong. Man, You're just
doing it wrong. Anyways, that's it for today. I'm gonna
go review this email he sent me. I'm gonna relive
the horror. I mean, I did pay one hundred dollars
for it, so I might as well get my money's worth.
Speaker 2 (10:19):
And uh yeah, we'll maybe talk to you this afternoon.
Maybe not either way, glad you were here for this.
We'll talk to you later this week.
I'm pretty sure I just paid a guy one hundred
dollars to come to my house.
Speaker 2 (00:16):
And scare me to death. Fun day so far, welcome.
Speaker 1 (00:22):
It's a it's fun day, man, and it's it's beautiful outside,
and I'm excited that you're here. I'm excited we're back together.
That feels awesome. But you know, we had okay from
the beginning. A couple of weeks ago, we came home,
our house was like eighty two degrees and I was like,
(00:42):
what in the world is going on? So like I
went through and kind of looked, why is my thing
down so low? By the way there we go, what
is going on?
Speaker 2 (00:50):
Like is it the thing?
Speaker 1 (00:51):
The on the wall? Thermostat thing was messing up? And
so we restarted it and all good since then. Well Sunday, Saturday,
one of the days Saturday. Now this past weekend, it
did it again, only this time it just turned off completely.
(01:14):
It's hardwired, mind you, but they have batteries inside of them,
you know, so it's like four double A batteries.
Speaker 2 (01:19):
And I was like, oh my gosh.
Speaker 1 (01:21):
The same set of circumstances I'm sure happened the first
time where we had like a little power blip, and
I think it had to revert to battery power. And
I'm guessing that the batteries in that thing were just gone.
You know, I replaced them. Everything's running fine now because
of this. I was good. It's been a while since
we had somebody come out and check out our system, though,
(01:41):
and so we pay the guide to still come out
one hundred bucks later. Just here's you could spend twenty
five hundred dollars on this. You could spend eleven hundred
dollars on this. This one might be about three thousand
dollars to see this. You see that, Look at my phone,
Look at the camera, look at the picture I took.
Just just gave him a hundred dollars basically to be like, hey,
(02:01):
here's some stuff that could go wrong.
Speaker 2 (02:03):
Man, get ready, it's gonna happen to you. So yeah,
there you go.
Speaker 1 (02:07):
Welcome the Girly Show. It's Monday, the seventh of October,
and we're just rambling already. I apologize for that good
stuff today, not necessarily if you are in the Tampa
Bay area. I've upgraded Milton to a Category five hurricane.
That means one hundred and sixty mile an hour sustained winds,
which is no fun. They expected to make landfall Tampa Bay,
(02:30):
just taking the brunt of it about seven pm on Wednesday. Hope, hope,
hope it changes course. Okay, so some things we're gonna
get to today. We'll mention that for sure, because it's
dangerous and we just had one come through and it's awful.
But there are some other things happening in the world
that I think affect you a little bit more directly,
(02:51):
Like the scariest ghost movie of all time. M Yeah,
it feels weird to transition out of Hurricane Talk to that,
but then you know, we'll find there's five of them.
They got the top five scariest ghost movies ever. Any
guesses as to the first one?
Speaker 2 (03:08):
All right?
Speaker 1 (03:09):
Plus Taylor Swift hitting another milestone, this one probably the
biggest one she's ever hit. Honestly, How to keep the
awkward out of your small talk conversation. Also, what five
minutes of decluttering your room can do for you?
Speaker 2 (03:26):
I got a hint it was Actually they came out
a little bit more graphic than I thought it was gonna, right.
Is that that's worth?
Speaker 1 (03:36):
Plus the best and worst chain restaurants in America and
some sales happening this week. We start with you want
to do the movie thing, just get it out of
the way. So it's Halloween time. Everyone's talking about scary stuff,
and they came out with the top five as far
as like rankings scariness.
Speaker 2 (03:55):
Top five ghost movies of all.
Speaker 1 (03:56):
Times, not necessarily the scariest movies of all time, just
the scariest ghost movies. Number five the sixth sense. These
might not be scariest, These might just be favorite or
best ghost movies. The sixth sense is number five, regardless
the conjuring from twenty thirteen, number four ghost. Yeah, so
(04:18):
this is not scary at all, is it. I mean,
to be fair, someone come up behind you while you're
making pottery and starts rubbing on you. And what if
it's a stranger? No one ever considered that, right, what
if Demi Moore had no idea who that was? That's
scary anyways. Ghosts is number three, Poulter Guy's number two,
and number one is the Shining Weird Movie. You gotta
(04:42):
really dig in, right, You gotta just know we're in
this for the long haul, because it's it's yeah, I know,
it's a classic. It's just not, you know, not my jam.
None of these movies are. By the way, the sixth
Sense is fine, totally neew The ending I didn't nobody
did it was awesome, but that you know. Besides that,
the movie was Okay, do you.
Speaker 2 (05:05):
Want to do this one now?
Speaker 1 (05:07):
Okay, we'll do it right after Taylor Swift, she is
now the richest female musician in the world. She just
passed Rihanna after getting six hundred million dollars from royalties
and touring in another six hundred just from her catalogue alone,
streaming and stuff. She's also got one hundred and twenty
five million dollars in real estate, and the list goes on,
and I think she's like one point eight billion at
(05:29):
this point.
Speaker 2 (05:30):
So congrats to her.
Speaker 1 (05:31):
I mean a a in a career full of record
breaking and milestones, right like becoming the richest female musician
has to be number one, right at least top three?
Speaker 2 (05:44):
It's pretty cool, all right.
Speaker 1 (05:48):
Onto, this turns out Porscha Brown, who is an educator
of adult Happy Fun Time. I don't like to use
the word on the air because it's an immediate button
pusher if you're a parent. Right Anyways, she's come out
with a statement saying, look at all these different studies,
clutter in your house absolutely kills libido. So they did
(06:13):
some research Perverse, and it turns out five minutes of
just tidying up your house or your bedroom could be
exactly what it takes to jumpstart your libido backup and
initiating things.
Speaker 2 (06:30):
And there you go.
Speaker 1 (06:31):
It's a little pick me up, just five minutes of
cleaning up your bedroom and off you go onto the
best and worst chain restaurants in America. I know, my wife,
we've had this conversation a couple times recently, where it's
who even eats at these chain restaurants anymore? We'll see
an add or will pass one who even eats at
(06:52):
that place? And I kid you not. My wife ate
at one this past weekend without even knowing she was eating,
really at the best chain restaurant in America. According to
the study, it is Chick fil A, the highest rating
of them all, and that's where they had lunch on Saturday, Sunday.
Speaker 2 (07:11):
Saturday or Sunday.
Speaker 1 (07:12):
I was in a golf tournament that day, eating a
terrible cheeseburger and playing pretty terrible golf too. Chick fil
A number one Taco John or Taco Wan note Saco John's.
Well that's a missed opportunity. Why wouldn't you call it
Taco Wand's. Anyways, it is the worst chain in America
and your favorite somewhere in between. So day for you.
(07:34):
It's not best, it's not worse. Oh, I forgot to
tease this, but this.
Speaker 2 (07:39):
Is pretty cool.
Speaker 1 (07:40):
Keanu Reeves is now a race car driver, like professionally.
He made his debut over the weekend at the Indianapolis
Motor Speedway. He I don't know what kind of car
of his racing, nor do I care. It's like a
gr Toyota or something. Got all the way up to
twenty first place, did not hit anybody, but he did
(08:01):
spin out once and ended up be able to get
back into the racing, finished twenty five. That's pretty cool.
He's doing it again this coming Sunday. The Three questions
to keep the awkward out of small talk. These are
made by like social experts, how to keep small talk
conversations going because at some point they all hit the wall?
Speaker 2 (08:26):
How do you know? The host? Is their first suggestion,
if you were there or doing you know? How do
you know?
Speaker 1 (08:32):
And then you just fill in the blank. Let them
tell a story to you, then they'll ask you. From there,
the questions get a little awkward, truthfully, but if you're
willing to put it out there, I think you can
do it. I think it'll keep the awkward out of
the small tongue. What's been the best part of your
week so far? That's their second suggested question. What's something
(08:54):
you're excited about right now? Take some guts to ask
those last two.
Speaker 2 (08:58):
But may help you. Finally, what was it the shopping thing?
Speaker 1 (09:03):
If you haven't even started talking, like thinking about holiday
shopping yet. I know after this guy left the house,
I was like, great, we can't buy our kids presents
because we gotta fixed pipes and stuff. We gotta fix
events and one I don't know what was it. I
don't he sent me an email. I't have to look
at it anyways, start thinking about it. The big stores
want you to this week. Specifically, there's a bunch of
(09:25):
big stores that are kicking off their pre holiday sales
this week. Targets is doing their Circle Week, which is
now through the twelfth. Cole's is doing three days of deals.
I'm gonna have to give my son some sneakers I'm
kind of waiting for these to kick off. And then
Walmart's Holiday Deals starts tomorrow and goes through the thirteenth,
and then Prime, which I think was the catalyst for
(09:46):
all this, because they started running ads for this like
three months ago. They're doing all sorts of stuff, bargains
on everything from toys to Barbie Disney, diceon Lego.
Speaker 2 (09:56):
Isn't there always a sale on Dyson?
Speaker 1 (09:58):
Like, if you've ever bought a dice in vacuum at
full price, you're just doing it wrong. Man, You're just
doing it wrong. Anyways, that's it for today. I'm gonna
go review this email he sent me. I'm gonna relive
the horror. I mean, I did pay one hundred dollars
for it, so I might as well get my money's worth.
Speaker 2 (10:19):
And uh yeah, we'll maybe talk to you this afternoon.
Maybe not either way, glad you were here for this.
We'll talk to you later this week.
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