October 1, 2025 • 37 mins
QUESTION DU JOUR: What's An Everyday Object That Low-Key Terrifies You?
TRENDING: Things to Look Forward to in October
BETCHA DIDN'T KNOW: Disney World is twice the size of Manhattan. The Disney parks in Florida
cover 43 square miles, and Manhattan is 22 square miles. It also means Disney World is roughly the same size as San Francisco.
WEDNESDAY MORNING MORON AWARD: A Robbery Suspect in Colorado Was Nabbed, After Walking Behind a News Crew Covering the Robbery?
8 O'CLOCK TALK: A Couple Is Getting Divorced . . . Due to "Irreconcilable Pets"?
TAYLOR SWIFT MULTIPLE GUESS TRIVIA: Tickets to "Life Of A Show Girl" on the Line
ONE MORE THING: New Work Trend: No Shoes Allowed
Originally Aired: Wednesday, October 1st, 2025
TRENDING: Things to Look Forward to in October
BETCHA DIDN'T KNOW: Disney World is twice the size of Manhattan. The Disney parks in Florida
cover 43 square miles, and Manhattan is 22 square miles. It also means Disney World is roughly the same size as San Francisco.
WEDNESDAY MORNING MORON AWARD: A Robbery Suspect in Colorado Was Nabbed, After Walking Behind a News Crew Covering the Robbery?
8 O'CLOCK TALK: A Couple Is Getting Divorced . . . Due to "Irreconcilable Pets"?
TAYLOR SWIFT MULTIPLE GUESS TRIVIA: Tickets to "Life Of A Show Girl" on the Line
ONE MORE THING: New Work Trend: No Shoes Allowed
Originally Aired: Wednesday, October 1st, 2025
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
The Trevor d Mini Morning Show podcasting no available through
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KKXL Excel ninety three. Grand forks.
Speaker 2 (00:18):
Well from back to the show. I'm not only the
hair club president, but I'm also a client. First drool
of hair club. Do not talk about hair clubs. Today
is National Hair Day.
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Short hair or long hair?
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Hair is doond. Your hair is.
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National Hair Dads Showtime seven o three. I'll tell you
how I can win Parker McCallum tickets you any hockey
tickets maybe gets you in Nelson's pumpkin patch coming up.
But hey, Happy National Hair Day. Good day to get
your hair dead today. Can you believe it's October first?
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Still believed June, July, August, even September had about five
six days each in their respective months. October meeting. The
holiday season's officially begone. Good next few days to go
decorate your yard for Halloween. I've seen some good stuff
in my neighborhood already this year National Pumpkins Spice Day.
(01:20):
I think this is when we can officially begin pumpkin
spice seasons cantaboided any longer. National Homemade Cookies Day Today,
season of baking and eating has begun. They have a
favorite homemade cookie. My answer is the one that is
in front of me. I never thought, oh, I don't
like that flavor anything other than chocolate chip. You go
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cookie crazy during the holiday, of course, their old calorie
free during really now through Christmas. National Black Dog Day
Data Love your pups of all shades and sizes, and
World Vegetarian Day Today, Go day to eat plants. According
to research from Waladhall, most vegan vegetarian friendly cities across
the country Oakland, California, San Francisco, California, Austin, Texas, Los Angeles, California,
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and Portland, Oregon. Interesting, Well, let's look at your forecast.
I can't put this little piece of summertime beauty off
any longer. Here eighty six degrees yesterday, still could see
a quick shower depending where you're at. Partly cloudy right
now we're at sixty seven down sound Grand Forks, partly
Sunday eighty six brazy south winds gusting the thirty five.
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I think we're done with any rain, shower activity, maybe
your car wash gun ruined already this morning mostly clear's
sixty two Tonight, Thursday, sunshine eighty eight, Friday partly sunny
eighty eight, and Saturday chance of showers and thunderstorms partly
sunny eighty two. Cold front coming through late Saturday, and
things dramatically different after that. It is going to feel chilly.
Average high sixty two for our average high forty one
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hour average low. Right now it is sixty seven degrees.
Speaker 1 (02:57):
You TV the entertainment world and whatever. Here's what you
missed on EXCEL ninety three.
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Last night's We Have a Fortune had its biggest winner
in history, Christina der Benjink from Stanford, Connecticut. Here she's
quickly figuring out the winning clue and the moment Ryan
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Christina's staring at me. Good luck, pack of coyotees.
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She is the fourth to win a million dollars in
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It was not quite that much. One million, thirty five thousand,
one hundred and fifty five dollars Not bad for thirty
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minutes of work when you a couple times over the
half hour, get a break during commercials. The biggest winter
ever last night on Wheel of Fortune. All right, shall
we get into a question of the day. I'd love
to get you to Parker McCollum, maybe Nelson's Pumpkin Patch
with a four pack of passes qualified for the Pumpkin
Patch party Balosa. Maybe you want to go to Yudy Hockey. Yeah,
(04:41):
that's right. It doesn't feel like it's hockey weather outside,
but it's the tune up game against Manitoba the Saturday
and under the Rouph. Answer my question of the day today.
What's an everyday object that low key terrifies you? Gary says,
garbage disposal in the sink. See a lot of these
are stuff you see go awry. When machines become self aware?
(05:04):
What's that? Stephen King will be maximum overdrive. I think
that's the one where the machines becoming self aware and
start attacking on the humans. Some people don't like elevators
every day objects that low key terrify you. Think you
e for that response, Garry going with cheese graters. Oh
you gotta be really careful. I just stop cheese grading
(05:26):
myself and I just buy the bags of shredded cheese.
No more worries there, Becca says, bees, those yellow jackets
around these parts. See, the bees are the good ones.
Those are the ones that they make. Honey, we need
the bees. Those yellow jackets that are annoying and flying
around garbages outside everywhere right now. Those yeah, we can
(05:49):
officially have bones to pick with those guys. They are well.
I think the term they use on Animal Planet is
flying something whole something I can't remember exactly. Every Day
objects low key terrifying you. And we can count bees
as everyday objects. Let's see. Colin says, you know what's
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secretly terrifying ceiling fans. Every time I flick the switch,
I half expect to come for it to come unhinged
and mimic a scene from a horror movie. And let's
not even talk about trying to clean them. It's like
playing a very dusty version of Russian Roulette. My heart
rate goes up every time I know In thiry. Ceiling
fans look like a good idea, but you'd never know
(06:33):
if something's loosey goosey up there, you could be losing
your head in a heartbeat. Be aware of these ceiling fans.
More stuff to think about, I guess as we kind
of ease into Halloween theme, questions of the day being
as officially October Excel Nutty three.
Speaker 6 (06:50):
Hill, Hey, hi, and my color number nine?
Speaker 2 (06:55):
You're niner?
Speaker 6 (06:57):
Oh my gosh, so fun?
Speaker 2 (06:59):
Who is that?
Speaker 6 (07:00):
This is debby?
Speaker 2 (07:02):
Debbie? Question? Does your today? What's an everyday object that
low key terrifies you?
Speaker 6 (07:07):
Ooh, oh gosh, so many things. Okay, let's see. Okay,
this isn't an everyday object, but it totally terrifies me.
Speaker 3 (07:17):
Quarter potties.
Speaker 2 (07:18):
That's fine, that's an everyday object, right.
Speaker 6 (07:20):
I remember as a child being scared I was going
to fall right through and I don't know what's at
the bottom. I don't know how far you go down.
Speaker 2 (07:27):
I just I don't know. You never know what's down below, right, right?
So yeah, that's so.
Speaker 6 (07:34):
I mean, it's not an everyday thing, but you know,
I see them enough and I'm like, I get away,
I don't know.
Speaker 2 (07:39):
Yeah, no, I do my best to avoid them at
all costs too. It's much easier when you're when you're
a guy, to be able to use the outside bathroom.
Speaker 3 (07:47):
Right, yeah, yes.
Speaker 2 (07:48):
For sure, port of potties terrified?
Speaker 3 (07:53):
Who knew?
Speaker 2 (07:54):
Never never mind haunted houses this Halloween season. Maybe the
haunted porta part of the haunted say it? You imagine
it would scare the crap you? Yeah?
Speaker 6 (08:09):
Oh that was a good one.
Speaker 2 (08:11):
Oh now there's crickets in here, right?
Speaker 3 (08:13):
Yeah?
Speaker 2 (08:14):
Well, shall I get you a Rabas guy's gift card
and send you off to a movie at River Cinema?
Speaker 3 (08:20):
Yes?
Speaker 6 (08:21):
I love Ramba SKA.
Speaker 2 (08:22):
Well this is going to work out lovely. Okay, what
station is your Rambas slash River Cinema connection?
Speaker 6 (08:29):
Debbie excel ninety three?
Speaker 2 (08:33):
They fork said music station. Let's get into the we're
easing into Halloween, being it's the first day of October.
With a question of the day. Everyday objects that low
key terrify you, there's the answer. Sam must have also
seen maximum overdrive semi trucks. You can remember them surrounding
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a restaurant that people were trapped inside Stephen King movie.
All these items I think have been in a horror movie.
They've had their starring roles in at least a horror movie,
good or bad. Paul says, pressure cookers, gerry going, garage
(09:16):
door springs, Oh man, those things snap. They are You
could hear it all over town. Say it's like a
firecracker going off. I had that happen one time. No
idea what that massive noise was, and then all of
a sudden the garage spring. Our garage door wasn't working.
Stairs you can see through. I just don't like ledges
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in general. I've got a feeling my phone is going
to fall over the ledge. I've got to have my
hand on my pocket. Stairs you can see through. That's interesting.
I'll think about that next time I'm climbing some stairs.
I can see through. Everyday objects that terrify you choose
your adventure winning coming right up, Allie says, all right,
(10:00):
hear me out. Automatic air pressures. These things are like
jump scares in a can. Casually walking by minding my
own business, and bam, sent explosion. I've nearly jumped on
my socks more times than I'd like to admit. They're
the silent but deadly ghosts of the appliance world. That's
interesting automatic air pressure. Yeah, they do. The little anything
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makes a noise to us. All of a sudden, there's
ex something. I think that's the air freshner sound effect.
Keep sharing, Keep sharing. I've got threads on both the
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lot to look forward to in the month of October.
We'll get into it together next Excel Nuty three. Oh well, hey, hey,
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who is this, Kristen. What's an everyday object that low
key terrifies you?
Speaker 3 (11:00):
Gas stove when you ignite them.
Speaker 2 (11:05):
You've seen one too many movies were the gas stove
has been used as a weapon. Yeah, do you have
a gas stove at home?
Speaker 3 (11:18):
I do?
Speaker 2 (11:18):
Oh, terrifies me every time I light it. I apologize
for getting all up in your kitchen like that, but
it's is it helping or just every time? It's the worst.
Speaker 3 (11:32):
Every time, every time.
Speaker 2 (11:35):
You contemplate what you would make for dinner. Hopefully I
can find something that just goes in the microwave today
again exactly, yeap, Oh, be afraid, be very afraid. They
don't tell you about that stuff. We're trying to say
you gas stove's at the gas stove World in the mall,
no disclaimer. Hey Kristin, what do you want to do here?
Parker McCollum tickets for the eleventh I can get you
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four passes in Nelson's Pumpkin Patch send to you to
you and the hockey this coming Saturday nights. Or I've
got a gift card to Palm Beach Tan for you.
Speaker 3 (12:08):
Let's do the Palm Beach Tan.
Speaker 2 (12:10):
I will gladly hook you up with one of these
perfect your winner. What station is facing our fears in
the face this month of October?
Speaker 1 (12:23):
Nice maniacle laugh, am not trending testag trending on Xcel
nightty three.
Speaker 2 (12:32):
I know somehow it's October. What happened, guys, new month,
new stuff to look forward to. It's all trending today. Sports.
Major League Baseball Wild Card games continue this week's Game
one of the World Series set for the twenty fourth Also,
the NHL season gets started next Tuesday, and the new
NBA season tips off October twenty. First to the movies,
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The Rocks New MMA Like the Smashing Machine opens this Friday.
Daniel day Lewis returns to the screen for the first
time in seven years. Same day. It's called anemone A
N E M O N. I think I'm saying that right.
John Aries hits to the It's on the tenth. Guero
del Toro's new Frankenstein movie opens and limited release on
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the seventeenth before hitting Netflix next month, and Jeremy Allen
White from The Bears stars in Springsteen Delivered Me from
Nowhere on the twenty fourth on TV. Abb At Elementary
returns tonight. Saturday Night Live returns for its fifty first
season this Saturday. Gray's Anatomy back on the ninth. Nine
to one to one Nashville premieres the same night. Al's
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Beth returns in the twelfth. Tim Robinson's new show The
Chair Company It's HBO Max the same day. Ncis back
on the fourteenth. Nine to one one Back of the
sixteenth Tracker returns on the nineteenth, and Season four of
The Witcher hits Netflix October thirtieth, And of course, the
Holidays The Big Ones yom Kipper, which starts tonight Glumbus
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Day slash slash Indigenous People's Days slash Canadian Thanksgiving dam
on the thirteenth. That's right, it's coming Halloween in the
thirty first thirty sleeps from Halloween. Lesser known holidays but
equally important this month International Beer and Pizza Day on
the ninth, National no Broad Day the thirteenth, and National
Cat Day on the twenty ninth. A lot to look
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forward to in October. Let's hope it last more than
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Speaker 3 (15:00):
Are you for saying that every day?
Speaker 2 (15:02):
Now?
Speaker 3 (15:04):
Spooky season?
Speaker 2 (15:04):
Treppor I know it's a low key spooky question of
the day to get us into October. We'll tackle after
we get done with your buying and selling information and
my random facts today.
Speaker 3 (15:17):
Yeah, that question's got me perplexed. So oh yeah, I'm excited.
Speaker 2 (15:20):
I'm glad your research. I'm glad your research. You're scared
of nothing, that's the problem, Courtney. Yeah, ninja, nothing frightenings
to the one they call Courtney. Yes, well, let's get
into our question of the day. Let's get into the facts.
I'm sorry, we'll talk buying and selling. Can't believe it's
October already. Yeah, let's talk about tetanus to get things
(15:45):
ruled today. Okay, match didn't know tetanus is not caused
by the rust on rusty nails. The rust is just
a perfect breeding ground for the bacteria that causes tetanus. Interesting,
we can't blame the nails anymore. It's not caused by
the on rusty nails. Just that's a perfect breeding ground
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for the bacteria that causes tenanus. It's not the rust itself.
Speaker 3 (16:10):
You know what I found in my sandal yesterday a
nail in the bottom of it, kind of like a tire.
Speaker 2 (16:16):
Not a toenail.
Speaker 3 (16:17):
No, there's like a screw so it's like jammed in
there like a tire.
Speaker 2 (16:21):
And I was like, wow, yeah, got some screws, lose Courtney,
some loose screws.
Speaker 3 (16:27):
But I felt like, wow, what a what a healthy
sandal to hold that.
Speaker 2 (16:31):
No kidding, Well, this is fascinating. Bet you didn't know
the current water speed record. This is this is mind
blowing stuff. Here fastest to travel by boat? What would
you guess?
Speaker 3 (16:46):
Oh, my gosh, one hundred and twenty miles an hour?
Speaker 2 (16:49):
I would have said somewhere around one hundred ish too.
How about three hundred eighteen miles an hour?
Speaker 3 (16:54):
Don't believe it.
Speaker 2 (16:55):
An Australian guy set the record in his boat in
nineteen seventy eight. Since the and the two official attempts
to break it have resulted in people.
Speaker 3 (17:03):
Dying with their boats exploded.
Speaker 2 (17:05):
Since nineteen thirty people trying to set or break the
record and have a fifty four percent fatality rate. That's
definitely a do not try this at home. All records
aren't meant to be broken. Yeah, yeah, maybe go for
slowest speed in a boat. You can knock that off safely.
Speaker 3 (17:23):
I think I like that.
Speaker 2 (17:24):
I like that, betch did know. Thirty years after his
presidency was over, Herbert Hoover had a book published called
Fishing for Fun and to Wash your Soul.
Speaker 3 (17:39):
I really, that's a good retirement book for you to write,
you know, something like that, except I fished one time
a year, so I wouldn't have a lot of fishing.
Speaker 2 (17:48):
Well, I guess that's kind of what he did too.
He didn't have enough on fishing. So last half of
the book was washing your soul, Wash your soul. Betch
didn't know. Voiceovers and movie trailers became rare in two
thousand and eight after the man who did more than
five thousand voiceovers, Don Lafontein, died. He's the guy who's
well known for the phrase in a world how all
(18:10):
those movie trailers started so good, so good, but they
no one to replace him. Morgan Freeman's busy in two
thousand and eight. He must have been Wow, he's starring
you know that movie? He played the president. He was
starting that movie.
Speaker 3 (18:26):
He was a real movie.
Speaker 2 (18:27):
Yeah, Vetch did no. Disney World is twice the size
of Manhattan, as it whip out my geography minor from
the University of North Dakota again today, the Disney parks
in Florida cover forty three square miles and Manhattan is
twenty two square miles. It also means disney World is
roughly the same size as San Francisco.
Speaker 3 (18:48):
Oh my gosh, I've explored almost all of it. So
I feel like I've taken on.
Speaker 2 (18:55):
What do you do? Just pack about six pairs of
comfortable shoes because you know, go through about four or five.
Speaker 3 (19:01):
Yeah, should live your best life, get lost.
Speaker 2 (19:04):
That's a lot of steps. It is. Your pedameter will
be proud of you when all is said and done.
Speaker 3 (19:11):
My gosh, remember cool we thought we were. We'd have
a little pedometers on trickle my little tixt.
Speaker 2 (19:17):
I did it my I just wrote them down myself.
I'd make a little marchs in my hand, Oh, one, two, three, four,
and then the five for the line across. That's I
don't need one of those fancy devices. I got it
right here. Then I washed my hands every day and
it was ruined.
Speaker 3 (19:33):
Every time you'd get a five to cross Roff, you'd say,
tell you ho.
Speaker 2 (19:37):
Now I'm fit, bitted up like the rest of the world.
Speaker 3 (19:40):
Fit bit.
Speaker 2 (19:40):
I like it mine and selling Courtney what she got
for us today.
Speaker 3 (19:46):
I've got listings, Trevor, you're looking that listing. So I've
got everything from I've got one level town homes for
those looking for thing with a little less maintenance, a
little less to do. One even has a basement. I
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have a lake place, a beautiful one with twenty three acres.
And then I've got a beautiful custom build down on
the south end with if you will believe, it has
a secret speakeasy that we're not even showing online. Yes,
it has a secret speakeasy where the door opens up
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and you can do a code in the bathroom for
the door to open up. And it is a full out,
pimped out speakeasy in the basement. This is a custom build,
like no quarter left unfinished in this place. It's got
all the bells and whistles. It's really cool. It has
kind of a hidden pantry, so the cabinet opened the
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hidden pantry upstairs. You can walk in with an extra oven.
Speaker 2 (20:51):
Let me turn off the bells and whistles though, soo,
it's not that loud.
Speaker 3 (20:55):
You can turn off all those and when you're in
your speakeasy you won't even know where care. It's the
coolest darn thing. So, I mean, just imagine you and
Andre sitting there having an rcy cola down in the speakeasy.
It's pretty darn cool. So he locked the rock the
pups out.
Speaker 2 (21:12):
How did you know he was most of my friends?
Speaker 3 (21:15):
Yeah, well you know, it's when you guys are besties.
You know.
Speaker 2 (21:19):
It's speak easy, the old school term for panic room.
Speaker 7 (21:23):
You know.
Speaker 3 (21:23):
Well, I did have to ask about that because I said,
you know, like I have the anxiety. But there's a
little latch in there that you can push the button
in the door open, so you don't you don't have
to get locked in there if you don't want to.
But the door you wouldn't even know it exists because
the wall has such a dynamite looking texture to it.
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So it's pretty cool, Trevor, It's pretty darn cool. So
if you're looking for something a little unique, a little
different in the Grand Cities, that one is a beautiful
luxury lifting. So if you have questioned you want to
know more, feel free to reach out seven zero one
five eight years, two zero or two four. You can
find me on the socials at Grand Cities Living or
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start your home search at Granteesliving dot com. Or if
you're offended that I haven't quoted those tissues of the speaking,
you feel free to reach out to my book at
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Speaker 2 (22:14):
Please do, please do. Yeah, I've got Courtney's contact info. Two,
I've got the broker information we'll get you, get you
on the horn with a broker.
Speaker 3 (22:24):
Yeah, give her a jingle, Courtney.
Speaker 2 (22:27):
Question does your today? I wanted to ask, as we
ease in the Halloween season, what's an everyday object that
low key terrifies you as it sounded like you're not
afraid of anything.
Speaker 3 (22:40):
I you know, I don't even.
Speaker 2 (22:43):
A lot of my answers, and I kind of expected
this are things that you would see go a Ryan
horror movies. Oh, chainsaws on my list.
Speaker 3 (22:51):
Here, those are creepy. This is one that's kind of weird.
Is the you know, the little like peeler that you
use for like carrot.
Speaker 2 (22:58):
Oh yeah, no, that's not creepy at all.
Speaker 3 (23:00):
It's and then you like you can miss the carrot
but get your finger and then you shave a slice off.
It's just it's such a like basic item, but it
can really cause some harm if you will.
Speaker 2 (23:11):
I used to shred my own cheese. Never do I
ever anymore. Safety First, they've it's pre shred in a
bag for a reason, all with a grater. I would
grade it.
Speaker 3 (23:21):
Yeah, yeah, that one's going to lost cheese once in
a while. I will do my own because I still
have a salad shooter, which is the greatest invention under
the planet. And it's great for grated cheese.
Speaker 2 (23:38):
So can I call you in if I really need
some cheese grated?
Speaker 3 (23:41):
Oh? Yeah, absolutely. It's really good for the zucchini. When
people drop off forty five zucchinis at your house which
is coming soon, you can shred it in there and
then make that I have so many questions, Courtney, don't
it's a grand Forks thing. People just like leave bags
of apples and zucchinis because their harvest is a plenty.
Have you not seen that?
Speaker 7 (24:00):
Lately?
Speaker 3 (24:00):
People are like, please take my apples, Please take my zucchinis.
Speaker 2 (24:03):
Wow, I must be a massive loser.
Speaker 3 (24:05):
Oh okay, well, anyone with extras please drop it off
at the radio station corner of University and.
Speaker 2 (24:14):
Four so close, fifth in university.
Speaker 3 (24:18):
Fifth in university.
Speaker 2 (24:20):
For the record on it. I don't need any zucchinis.
I don't know what I do with those.
Speaker 3 (24:24):
Oh, you make chocolate zucchini bread, then I can enjoy.
Speaker 2 (24:28):
That's that's eating vegetables. When you're eating zucchini bread.
Speaker 3 (24:32):
Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (24:33):
All you do is what you put it in a pan,
put it in the oven, and it comes out. Add
some chocolate syrup and it comes out as chocolate zucchini
bread something like that. I think I swear I saw
that on Food Network before. Always Courtney Barstead logan XB Realty.
It has been a pleasure having you on the show,
and I wish you a fantastic first full weekend of
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Can you believe it's October? Thank you?
Speaker 3 (25:00):
Pleasures on my is feeling like fall this morning, so
I've got the vibe going on.
Speaker 2 (25:04):
Gordnony, We'll do it in seven sleeps.
Speaker 3 (25:06):
Can't wait. Have a good weekend.
Speaker 2 (25:08):
Good weekend to you and yours.
Speaker 1 (25:13):
Let me put it this way your Wednesday morning, moron award, Yes,
more on an excel in ninety three.
Speaker 2 (25:19):
Yo alright, put care on yo more on award today.
Looking for a suspect and be like searching for a
needle in a haystack, or or it couldn't be like
searching for a screaming baby in a haystack. Like this story.
A man suspected of committing multiple robberies in Colorado found
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walking in the background of a TV news report about him.
That's right, one of the reporters, a man named Justin Adams,
did a double day because he watched him walk across
the street right behind him. Yo, all right, put the
carroll on him. Yo. You see the parts about here?
Speaker 7 (26:00):
Is this him? Would it be crazy if we actually
found the guy right now because we saw a person
who was literally fitting the description just walked down walked
by camera.
Speaker 2 (26:12):
The suspect, twenty six year old Richard apple Quist, who
was wearing a hood and didn't seem to be bothered
by the cameras. But the crew called nine one one
and he was in police custody within ten minutes. He's
still being questioned. No word on any charges yet. Robbery
suspect nabbed after walking behind a news crew covering the robbery,
and twenty six year old Richard apple Quist will end
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up with the Wednesday Morning Moron Award our fifth trip
to Colorado in twenty twenty five or Parker McCollum tickets
this and next week. In fact, going into the weekend,
you will have a homework assignment to make a schnipper
one preset. It could warrant you some really good seats
and some meat and greets for Parker McCollum. Might as
well do it now. I'll ask for proof going into
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the weekend and into next week. I've got Nelson's pumpkin
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Question of the Day Today, everyday object that low key
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terrifies you. Tammy says, toasters are the mini thrill rides
in the kitchen, of the kitchen, popping your bread, push
down the lever, and then it's a suspenseful wait will
you get perfect toast? Or a charred reminder of my failure,
and that pops down when it's done gets me every
single time. It's like Will Ferrell and Alphony's testing the
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jack in the boxes. That's funny. Toasters answers on the
U Trivity and xcelnty three Facebook pages from you guys.
Benjamin says, my ex wife was terrified of the cinnamon
rolls that come into two. That's a big pop too.
That's got to be it rightch You're trying to open
it and get that pop. It's like a champagne cork
(28:02):
going off. Automatic handwriders from Jesse. They're just really loud personally,
I don't have patience for them. If I see that's
the only option, I will just dry my hands my shirt,
thank you very much. And you're only going knives. An
example in cutting cantelope, what if you accidentally cut your finger?
I hate the sight of blood. L ol. I guess
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there's a reason we have ten fingers though, correct. More
cheers you on adventure, winning, more winning in the nine
o'clock hour, throughout the day, throughout the week, a lot
of unfinished Parker McCollum business the rest of this and
next week from your concert Connection XL ninety three. So
if you watch too many sappy movies, you may think
that every relationship is perfect and every dog in cat
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can become friends. There's a couple in Indiana that got
married last December and they're already seeking a divorce due
to irreconcilable difference is he hear that term a lot,
But those differences are between their pets, that's right. The
couple bonded over their love of animals, but over the
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past few months they realized that their pets are not bonding.
So sad the wife says her husband's dog harassed and
attacked her. Can't repeat it a lee. Sometimes cats and
dogs can't live together. He claims he made a clear
before marriage that the wife would not bring her pets
into their home, especially her cat, which wouldn't stop hovering
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over their fish tank. There's more to this story. Sounds
like a cartoon house. In the end, the woman picked
her cat over her husband, and the man picked his
dog over his wife. They tried counseling the humans that is,
I know, there's pet counseling too, and there was even
a family intervention. But nothing worked. Nothing worked a divorce
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currently being sorted out in family court. I could be
a pet counselor what do you do? I have a conversation.
I have a conversation with my dog every day. I
look like a lunatic walking down the sidewalk in the afternoon.
I get a nice couch. Pat could come in, sit
on the couch, play with the dog for forty five minutes.
Charge at two hundred dollars can do that. Couple in
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Indiana divorcing after less than a year of marriage because
the wife's cat isn't getting along with a husband's dog.
I know sounds like an animated show. It's it's actual
factual in the world we live in twenty twenty five,
Could this end up working out halfway? Ever after? Maybe
only on the Hallmark Channel. All right, last go last
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call for birthdays? Wednesday, October first, who's got a birthday today?
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Taylor Swift, Taylor Swift, multiple guests, madness, You're ready? Yes,
all right? Number one? What was the title of Taylor
Swift's debut single? Was it a love story You Belong
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Was it love story?
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Love story? You belong with me Tim McGrath, or Oh
Billy Ray Cyrus?
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Do you belong with me?
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So it wasn't the first two that I said.
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going to be a really, really big freakin' deal. What
was the name of the album that she first won
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of beets. The hot noon trend in work no shoes allowed,
that's right. Fortune magazine just did a big story on it,
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and The Guardian says that's happening in England too. More
and more companies are banning shoes at work, especially startups.
You can wear socks, slippers or go barefoot, which sounds
kind of gross Erum, i'd say any work for but
you can't. You can leave your shoes at the door, though,
and it's not to avoid vacuuming. The idea is it
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makes the office feel more relaxed and collaborative and makes
people less anxious. Tech companies and Silicon Valley have apparently
been doing it for years. Perhaps this is five years
ago pandemic people weren't wearing pants from they were working
from home. It just needs something they don't need to
wear anymore. But what you want to work at a
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place where people's feet are free to breathe the air
and you're also free to breathe the air of people's feet.
I don't think it's a big deal because in the
summer in flip flops, world sandals, worlds bear shoes or
their thing in the summer anyways, the bare feet's not
going to make them smell less. That's might take on that.
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Although you couldn't around these parts in say the December,
January February months, those bitterly cold days bare feets, you
may not have the same amount of toes when you
leave work as you did when you got to work.
But maybe some big fluffy bunny slippers would cure that too,
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It could create awkwardness or cause hygiene issues. Quote, but
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it feels casual for some, might feel unprofessional or even
uncomfortable for others. So make it like a lot of
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want to be you know, so be it new word trend.
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and you.
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Well from back to the show. I'm not only the
hair club president, but I'm also a client. First drool
of hair club. Do not talk about hair clubs. Today
is National Hair Day.
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Short hair or long hair?
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Hair is doond. Your hair is.
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Hair is amazing, Your hair is adorable.
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National Hair Dads Showtime seven o three. I'll tell you
how I can win Parker McCallum tickets you any hockey
tickets maybe gets you in Nelson's pumpkin patch coming up.
But hey, Happy National Hair Day. Good day to get
your hair dead today. Can you believe it's October first?
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Still believed June, July, August, even September had about five
six days each in their respective months. October meeting. The
holiday season's officially begone. Good next few days to go
decorate your yard for Halloween. I've seen some good stuff
in my neighborhood already this year National Pumpkins Spice Day.
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I think this is when we can officially begin pumpkin
spice seasons cantaboided any longer. National Homemade Cookies Day Today,
season of baking and eating has begun. They have a
favorite homemade cookie. My answer is the one that is
in front of me. I never thought, oh, I don't
like that flavor anything other than chocolate chip. You go
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cookie crazy during the holiday, of course, their old calorie
free during really now through Christmas. National Black Dog Day
Data Love your pups of all shades and sizes, and
World Vegetarian Day Today, Go day to eat plants. According
to research from Waladhall, most vegan vegetarian friendly cities across
the country Oakland, California, San Francisco, California, Austin, Texas, Los Angeles, California,
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and Portland, Oregon. Interesting, Well, let's look at your forecast.
I can't put this little piece of summertime beauty off
any longer. Here eighty six degrees yesterday, still could see
a quick shower depending where you're at. Partly cloudy right
now we're at sixty seven down sound Grand Forks, partly
Sunday eighty six brazy south winds gusting the thirty five.
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I think we're done with any rain, shower activity, maybe
your car wash gun ruined already this morning mostly clear's
sixty two Tonight, Thursday, sunshine eighty eight, Friday partly sunny
eighty eight, and Saturday chance of showers and thunderstorms partly
sunny eighty two. Cold front coming through late Saturday, and
things dramatically different after that. It is going to feel chilly.
Average high sixty two for our average high forty one
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hour average low. Right now it is sixty seven degrees.
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You TV the entertainment world and whatever. Here's what you
missed on EXCEL ninety three.
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Last night's We Have a Fortune had its biggest winner
in history, Christina der Benjink from Stanford, Connecticut. Here she's
quickly figuring out the winning clue and the moment Ryan
Seacrest opens the envelope to show her that it is
a lot of money living things. That is the category.
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Christina's staring at me. Good luck, pack of coyotees.
Speaker 5 (03:40):
Christina her you just want her, You're a millionaire happy.
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She is the fourth to win a million dollars in
the show. Grand total well for the nights one hundred
dollars generally. Why does that announcer always seem to sneak in.
It was not quite that much. One million, thirty five thousand,
one hundred and fifty five dollars Not bad for thirty
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minutes of work when you a couple times over the
half hour, get a break during commercials. The biggest winter
ever last night on Wheel of Fortune. All right, shall
we get into a question of the day. I'd love
to get you to Parker McCollum, maybe Nelson's Pumpkin Patch
with a four pack of passes qualified for the Pumpkin
Patch party Balosa. Maybe you want to go to Yudy Hockey. Yeah,
(04:41):
that's right. It doesn't feel like it's hockey weather outside,
but it's the tune up game against Manitoba the Saturday
and under the Rouph. Answer my question of the day today.
What's an everyday object that low key terrifies you? Gary says,
garbage disposal in the sink. See a lot of these
are stuff you see go awry. When machines become self aware?
(05:04):
What's that? Stephen King will be maximum overdrive. I think
that's the one where the machines becoming self aware and
start attacking on the humans. Some people don't like elevators
every day objects that low key terrify you. Think you
e for that response, Garry going with cheese graters. Oh
you gotta be really careful. I just stop cheese grading
(05:26):
myself and I just buy the bags of shredded cheese.
No more worries there, Becca says, bees, those yellow jackets
around these parts. See, the bees are the good ones.
Those are the ones that they make. Honey, we need
the bees. Those yellow jackets that are annoying and flying
around garbages outside everywhere right now. Those yeah, we can
(05:49):
officially have bones to pick with those guys. They are well.
I think the term they use on Animal Planet is
flying something whole something I can't remember exactly. Every Day
objects low key terrifying you. And we can count bees
as everyday objects. Let's see. Colin says, you know what's
(06:12):
secretly terrifying ceiling fans. Every time I flick the switch,
I half expect to come for it to come unhinged
and mimic a scene from a horror movie. And let's
not even talk about trying to clean them. It's like
playing a very dusty version of Russian Roulette. My heart
rate goes up every time I know In thiry. Ceiling
fans look like a good idea, but you'd never know
(06:33):
if something's loosey goosey up there, you could be losing
your head in a heartbeat. Be aware of these ceiling fans.
More stuff to think about, I guess as we kind
of ease into Halloween theme, questions of the day being
as officially October Excel Nutty three.
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Hill, Hey, hi, and my color number nine?
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You're niner?
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Oh my gosh, so fun?
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Who is that?
Speaker 6 (07:00):
This is debby?
Speaker 2 (07:02):
Debbie? Question? Does your today? What's an everyday object that
low key terrifies you?
Speaker 6 (07:07):
Ooh, oh gosh, so many things. Okay, let's see. Okay,
this isn't an everyday object, but it totally terrifies me.
Speaker 3 (07:17):
Quarter potties.
Speaker 2 (07:18):
That's fine, that's an everyday object, right.
Speaker 6 (07:20):
I remember as a child being scared I was going
to fall right through and I don't know what's at
the bottom. I don't know how far you go down.
Speaker 2 (07:27):
I just I don't know. You never know what's down below, right, right?
So yeah, that's so.
Speaker 6 (07:34):
I mean, it's not an everyday thing, but you know,
I see them enough and I'm like, I get away,
I don't know.
Speaker 2 (07:39):
Yeah, no, I do my best to avoid them at
all costs too. It's much easier when you're when you're
a guy, to be able to use the outside bathroom.
Speaker 3 (07:47):
Right, yeah, yes.
Speaker 2 (07:48):
For sure, port of potties terrified?
Speaker 3 (07:53):
Who knew?
Speaker 2 (07:54):
Never never mind haunted houses this Halloween season. Maybe the
haunted porta part of the haunted say it? You imagine
it would scare the crap you? Yeah?
Speaker 6 (08:09):
Oh that was a good one.
Speaker 2 (08:11):
Oh now there's crickets in here, right?
Speaker 3 (08:13):
Yeah?
Speaker 2 (08:14):
Well, shall I get you a Rabas guy's gift card
and send you off to a movie at River Cinema?
Speaker 3 (08:20):
Yes?
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I love Ramba SKA.
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Well this is going to work out lovely. Okay, what
station is your Rambas slash River Cinema connection?
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Debbie excel ninety three?
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They fork said music station. Let's get into the we're
easing into Halloween, being it's the first day of October.
With a question of the day. Everyday objects that low
key terrify you, there's the answer. Sam must have also
seen maximum overdrive semi trucks. You can remember them surrounding
(08:55):
a restaurant that people were trapped inside Stephen King movie.
All these items I think have been in a horror movie.
They've had their starring roles in at least a horror movie,
good or bad. Paul says, pressure cookers, gerry going, garage
(09:16):
door springs, Oh man, those things snap. They are You
could hear it all over town. Say it's like a
firecracker going off. I had that happen one time. No
idea what that massive noise was, and then all of
a sudden the garage spring. Our garage door wasn't working.
Stairs you can see through. I just don't like ledges
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in general. I've got a feeling my phone is going
to fall over the ledge. I've got to have my
hand on my pocket. Stairs you can see through. That's interesting.
I'll think about that next time I'm climbing some stairs.
I can see through. Everyday objects that terrify you choose
your adventure winning coming right up, Allie says, all right,
(10:00):
hear me out. Automatic air pressures. These things are like
jump scares in a can. Casually walking by minding my
own business, and bam, sent explosion. I've nearly jumped on
my socks more times than I'd like to admit. They're
the silent but deadly ghosts of the appliance world. That's
interesting automatic air pressure. Yeah, they do. The little anything
(10:22):
makes a noise to us. All of a sudden, there's
ex something. I think that's the air freshner sound effect.
Keep sharing, Keep sharing. I've got threads on both the
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lot to look forward to in the month of October.
We'll get into it together next Excel Nuty three. Oh well, hey, hey,
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who is this, Kristen. What's an everyday object that low
key terrifies you?
Speaker 3 (11:00):
Gas stove when you ignite them.
Speaker 2 (11:05):
You've seen one too many movies were the gas stove
has been used as a weapon. Yeah, do you have
a gas stove at home?
Speaker 3 (11:18):
I do?
Speaker 2 (11:18):
Oh, terrifies me every time I light it. I apologize
for getting all up in your kitchen like that, but
it's is it helping or just every time? It's the worst.
Speaker 3 (11:32):
Every time, every time.
Speaker 2 (11:35):
You contemplate what you would make for dinner. Hopefully I
can find something that just goes in the microwave today
again exactly, yeap, Oh, be afraid, be very afraid. They
don't tell you about that stuff. We're trying to say
you gas stove's at the gas stove World in the mall,
no disclaimer. Hey Kristin, what do you want to do here?
Parker McCollum tickets for the eleventh I can get you
(11:57):
four passes in Nelson's Pumpkin Patch send to you to
you and the hockey this coming Saturday nights. Or I've
got a gift card to Palm Beach Tan for you.
Speaker 3 (12:08):
Let's do the Palm Beach Tan.
Speaker 2 (12:10):
I will gladly hook you up with one of these
perfect your winner. What station is facing our fears in
the face this month of October?
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I know somehow it's October. What happened, guys, new month,
new stuff to look forward to. It's all trending today. Sports.
Major League Baseball Wild Card games continue this week's Game
one of the World Series set for the twenty fourth Also,
the NHL season gets started next Tuesday, and the new
NBA season tips off October twenty. First to the movies,
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The Rocks New MMA Like the Smashing Machine opens this Friday.
Daniel day Lewis returns to the screen for the first
time in seven years. Same day. It's called anemone A
N E M O N. I think I'm saying that right.
John Aries hits to the It's on the tenth. Guero
del Toro's new Frankenstein movie opens and limited release on
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the seventeenth before hitting Netflix next month, and Jeremy Allen
White from The Bears stars in Springsteen Delivered Me from
Nowhere on the twenty fourth on TV. Abb At Elementary
returns tonight. Saturday Night Live returns for its fifty first
season this Saturday. Gray's Anatomy back on the ninth. Nine
to one to one Nashville premieres the same night. Al's
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Beth returns in the twelfth. Tim Robinson's new show The
Chair Company It's HBO Max the same day. Ncis back
on the fourteenth. Nine to one one Back of the
sixteenth Tracker returns on the nineteenth, and Season four of
The Witcher hits Netflix October thirtieth, And of course, the
Holidays The Big Ones yom Kipper, which starts tonight Glumbus
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Day slash slash Indigenous People's Days slash Canadian Thanksgiving dam
on the thirteenth. That's right, it's coming Halloween in the
thirty first thirty sleeps from Halloween. Lesser known holidays but
equally important this month International Beer and Pizza Day on
the ninth, National no Broad Day the thirteenth, and National
Cat Day on the twenty ninth. A lot to look
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Are you for saying that every day?
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Now?
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Spooky season?
Speaker 2 (15:04):
Treppor I know it's a low key spooky question of
the day to get us into October. We'll tackle after
we get done with your buying and selling information and
my random facts today.
Speaker 3 (15:17):
Yeah, that question's got me perplexed. So oh yeah, I'm excited.
Speaker 2 (15:20):
I'm glad your research. I'm glad your research. You're scared
of nothing, that's the problem, Courtney. Yeah, ninja, nothing frightenings
to the one they call Courtney. Yes, well, let's get
into our question of the day. Let's get into the facts.
I'm sorry, we'll talk buying and selling. Can't believe it's
October already. Yeah, let's talk about tetanus to get things
(15:45):
ruled today. Okay, match didn't know tetanus is not caused
by the rust on rusty nails. The rust is just
a perfect breeding ground for the bacteria that causes tetanus. Interesting,
we can't blame the nails anymore. It's not caused by
the on rusty nails. Just that's a perfect breeding ground
(16:06):
for the bacteria that causes tenanus. It's not the rust itself.
Speaker 3 (16:10):
You know what I found in my sandal yesterday a
nail in the bottom of it, kind of like a tire.
Speaker 2 (16:16):
Not a toenail.
Speaker 3 (16:17):
No, there's like a screw so it's like jammed in
there like a tire.
Speaker 2 (16:21):
And I was like, wow, yeah, got some screws, lose Courtney,
some loose screws.
Speaker 3 (16:27):
But I felt like, wow, what a what a healthy
sandal to hold that.
Speaker 2 (16:31):
No kidding, Well, this is fascinating. Bet you didn't know
the current water speed record. This is this is mind
blowing stuff. Here fastest to travel by boat? What would
you guess?
Speaker 3 (16:46):
Oh, my gosh, one hundred and twenty miles an hour?
Speaker 2 (16:49):
I would have said somewhere around one hundred ish too.
How about three hundred eighteen miles an hour?
Speaker 3 (16:54):
Don't believe it.
Speaker 2 (16:55):
An Australian guy set the record in his boat in
nineteen seventy eight. Since the and the two official attempts
to break it have resulted in people.
Speaker 3 (17:03):
Dying with their boats exploded.
Speaker 2 (17:05):
Since nineteen thirty people trying to set or break the
record and have a fifty four percent fatality rate. That's
definitely a do not try this at home. All records
aren't meant to be broken. Yeah, yeah, maybe go for
slowest speed in a boat. You can knock that off safely.
Speaker 3 (17:23):
I think I like that.
Speaker 2 (17:24):
I like that, betch did know. Thirty years after his
presidency was over, Herbert Hoover had a book published called
Fishing for Fun and to Wash your Soul.
Speaker 3 (17:39):
I really, that's a good retirement book for you to write,
you know, something like that, except I fished one time
a year, so I wouldn't have a lot of fishing.
Speaker 2 (17:48):
Well, I guess that's kind of what he did too.
He didn't have enough on fishing. So last half of
the book was washing your soul, Wash your soul. Betch
didn't know. Voiceovers and movie trailers became rare in two
thousand and eight after the man who did more than
five thousand voiceovers, Don Lafontein, died. He's the guy who's
well known for the phrase in a world how all
(18:10):
those movie trailers started so good, so good, but they
no one to replace him. Morgan Freeman's busy in two
thousand and eight. He must have been Wow, he's starring
you know that movie? He played the president. He was
starting that movie.
Speaker 3 (18:26):
He was a real movie.
Speaker 2 (18:27):
Yeah, Vetch did no. Disney World is twice the size
of Manhattan, as it whip out my geography minor from
the University of North Dakota again today, the Disney parks
in Florida cover forty three square miles and Manhattan is
twenty two square miles. It also means disney World is
roughly the same size as San Francisco.
Speaker 3 (18:48):
Oh my gosh, I've explored almost all of it. So
I feel like I've taken on.
Speaker 2 (18:55):
What do you do? Just pack about six pairs of
comfortable shoes because you know, go through about four or five.
Speaker 3 (19:01):
Yeah, should live your best life, get lost.
Speaker 2 (19:04):
That's a lot of steps. It is. Your pedameter will
be proud of you when all is said and done.
Speaker 3 (19:11):
My gosh, remember cool we thought we were. We'd have
a little pedometers on trickle my little tixt.
Speaker 2 (19:17):
I did it my I just wrote them down myself.
I'd make a little marchs in my hand, Oh, one, two, three, four,
and then the five for the line across. That's I
don't need one of those fancy devices. I got it
right here. Then I washed my hands every day and
it was ruined.
Speaker 3 (19:33):
Every time you'd get a five to cross Roff, you'd say,
tell you ho.
Speaker 2 (19:37):
Now I'm fit, bitted up like the rest of the world.
Speaker 3 (19:40):
Fit bit.
Speaker 2 (19:40):
I like it mine and selling Courtney what she got
for us today.
Speaker 3 (19:46):
I've got listings, Trevor, you're looking that listing. So I've
got everything from I've got one level town homes for
those looking for thing with a little less maintenance, a
little less to do. One even has a basement. I
(20:06):
have a lake place, a beautiful one with twenty three acres.
And then I've got a beautiful custom build down on
the south end with if you will believe, it has
a secret speakeasy that we're not even showing online. Yes,
it has a secret speakeasy where the door opens up
(20:26):
and you can do a code in the bathroom for
the door to open up. And it is a full out,
pimped out speakeasy in the basement. This is a custom build,
like no quarter left unfinished in this place. It's got
all the bells and whistles. It's really cool. It has
kind of a hidden pantry, so the cabinet opened the
(20:47):
hidden pantry upstairs. You can walk in with an extra oven.
Speaker 2 (20:51):
Let me turn off the bells and whistles though, soo,
it's not that loud.
Speaker 3 (20:55):
You can turn off all those and when you're in
your speakeasy you won't even know where care. It's the
coolest darn thing. So, I mean, just imagine you and
Andre sitting there having an rcy cola down in the speakeasy.
It's pretty darn cool. So he locked the rock the
pups out.
Speaker 2 (21:12):
How did you know he was most of my friends?
Speaker 3 (21:15):
Yeah, well you know, it's when you guys are besties.
You know.
Speaker 2 (21:19):
It's speak easy, the old school term for panic room.
Speaker 7 (21:23):
You know.
Speaker 3 (21:23):
Well, I did have to ask about that because I said,
you know, like I have the anxiety. But there's a
little latch in there that you can push the button
in the door open, so you don't you don't have
to get locked in there if you don't want to.
But the door you wouldn't even know it exists because
the wall has such a dynamite looking texture to it.
(21:44):
So it's pretty cool, Trevor, It's pretty darn cool. So
if you're looking for something a little unique, a little
different in the Grand Cities, that one is a beautiful
luxury lifting. So if you have questioned you want to
know more, feel free to reach out seven zero one
five eight years, two zero or two four. You can
find me on the socials at Grand Cities Living or
(22:04):
start your home search at Granteesliving dot com. Or if
you're offended that I haven't quoted those tissues of the speaking,
you feel free to reach out to my book at
groot dot com.
Speaker 2 (22:14):
Please do, please do. Yeah, I've got Courtney's contact info. Two,
I've got the broker information we'll get you, get you
on the horn with a broker.
Speaker 3 (22:24):
Yeah, give her a jingle, Courtney.
Speaker 2 (22:27):
Question does your today? I wanted to ask, as we
ease in the Halloween season, what's an everyday object that
low key terrifies you as it sounded like you're not
afraid of anything.
Speaker 3 (22:40):
I you know, I don't even.
Speaker 2 (22:43):
A lot of my answers, and I kind of expected
this are things that you would see go a Ryan
horror movies. Oh, chainsaws on my list.
Speaker 3 (22:51):
Here, those are creepy. This is one that's kind of weird.
Is the you know, the little like peeler that you
use for like carrot.
Speaker 2 (22:58):
Oh yeah, no, that's not creepy at all.
Speaker 3 (23:00):
It's and then you like you can miss the carrot
but get your finger and then you shave a slice off.
It's just it's such a like basic item, but it
can really cause some harm if you will.
Speaker 2 (23:11):
I used to shred my own cheese. Never do I
ever anymore. Safety First, they've it's pre shred in a
bag for a reason, all with a grater. I would
grade it.
Speaker 3 (23:21):
Yeah, yeah, that one's going to lost cheese once in
a while. I will do my own because I still
have a salad shooter, which is the greatest invention under
the planet. And it's great for grated cheese.
Speaker 2 (23:38):
So can I call you in if I really need
some cheese grated?
Speaker 3 (23:41):
Oh? Yeah, absolutely. It's really good for the zucchini. When
people drop off forty five zucchinis at your house which
is coming soon, you can shred it in there and
then make that I have so many questions, Courtney, don't
it's a grand Forks thing. People just like leave bags
of apples and zucchinis because their harvest is a plenty.
Have you not seen that?
Speaker 7 (24:00):
Lately?
Speaker 3 (24:00):
People are like, please take my apples, Please take my zucchinis.
Speaker 2 (24:03):
Wow, I must be a massive loser.
Speaker 3 (24:05):
Oh okay, well, anyone with extras please drop it off
at the radio station corner of University and.
Speaker 2 (24:14):
Four so close, fifth in university.
Speaker 3 (24:18):
Fifth in university.
Speaker 2 (24:20):
For the record on it. I don't need any zucchinis.
I don't know what I do with those.
Speaker 3 (24:24):
Oh, you make chocolate zucchini bread, then I can enjoy.
Speaker 2 (24:28):
That's that's eating vegetables. When you're eating zucchini bread.
Speaker 3 (24:32):
Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (24:33):
All you do is what you put it in a pan,
put it in the oven, and it comes out. Add
some chocolate syrup and it comes out as chocolate zucchini
bread something like that. I think I swear I saw
that on Food Network before. Always Courtney Barstead logan XB Realty.
It has been a pleasure having you on the show,
and I wish you a fantastic first full weekend of
(24:57):
Can you believe it's October? Thank you?
Speaker 3 (25:00):
Pleasures on my is feeling like fall this morning, so
I've got the vibe going on.
Speaker 2 (25:04):
Gordnony, We'll do it in seven sleeps.
Speaker 3 (25:06):
Can't wait. Have a good weekend.
Speaker 2 (25:08):
Good weekend to you and yours.
Speaker 1 (25:13):
Let me put it this way your Wednesday morning, moron award, Yes,
more on an excel in ninety three.
Speaker 2 (25:19):
Yo alright, put care on yo more on award today.
Looking for a suspect and be like searching for a
needle in a haystack, or or it couldn't be like
searching for a screaming baby in a haystack. Like this story.
A man suspected of committing multiple robberies in Colorado found
(25:42):
walking in the background of a TV news report about him.
That's right, one of the reporters, a man named Justin Adams,
did a double day because he watched him walk across
the street right behind him. Yo, all right, put the
carroll on him. Yo. You see the parts about here?
Speaker 7 (26:00):
Is this him? Would it be crazy if we actually
found the guy right now because we saw a person
who was literally fitting the description just walked down walked
by camera.
Speaker 2 (26:12):
The suspect, twenty six year old Richard apple Quist, who
was wearing a hood and didn't seem to be bothered
by the cameras. But the crew called nine one one
and he was in police custody within ten minutes. He's
still being questioned. No word on any charges yet. Robbery
suspect nabbed after walking behind a news crew covering the robbery,
and twenty six year old Richard apple Quist will end
(26:33):
up with the Wednesday Morning Moron Award our fifth trip
to Colorado in twenty twenty five or Parker McCollum tickets
this and next week. In fact, going into the weekend,
you will have a homework assignment to make a schnipper
one preset. It could warrant you some really good seats
and some meat and greets for Parker McCollum. Might as
well do it now. I'll ask for proof going into
(26:56):
the weekend and into next week. I've got Nelson's pumpkin
patch pull packs passes you any hockey tickets for Saturday's
tune up game against the University of Manitoba, your chance
to win throughout the day, throughout the week. We are
your concert events and you any hockey connection excelnty three
Question of the Day Today, everyday object that low key
(27:17):
terrifies you. Tammy says, toasters are the mini thrill rides
in the kitchen, of the kitchen, popping your bread, push
down the lever, and then it's a suspenseful wait will
you get perfect toast? Or a charred reminder of my failure,
and that pops down when it's done gets me every
single time. It's like Will Ferrell and Alphony's testing the
(27:41):
jack in the boxes. That's funny. Toasters answers on the
U Trivity and xcelnty three Facebook pages from you guys.
Benjamin says, my ex wife was terrified of the cinnamon
rolls that come into two. That's a big pop too.
That's got to be it rightch You're trying to open
it and get that pop. It's like a champagne cork
(28:02):
going off. Automatic handwriders from Jesse. They're just really loud personally,
I don't have patience for them. If I see that's
the only option, I will just dry my hands my shirt,
thank you very much. And you're only going knives. An
example in cutting cantelope, what if you accidentally cut your finger?
I hate the sight of blood. L ol. I guess
(28:25):
there's a reason we have ten fingers though, correct. More
cheers you on adventure, winning, more winning in the nine
o'clock hour, throughout the day, throughout the week, a lot
of unfinished Parker McCollum business the rest of this and
next week from your concert Connection XL ninety three. So
if you watch too many sappy movies, you may think
that every relationship is perfect and every dog in cat
(28:47):
can become friends. There's a couple in Indiana that got
married last December and they're already seeking a divorce due
to irreconcilable difference is he hear that term a lot,
But those differences are between their pets, that's right. The
couple bonded over their love of animals, but over the
(29:09):
past few months they realized that their pets are not bonding.
So sad the wife says her husband's dog harassed and
attacked her. Can't repeat it a lee. Sometimes cats and
dogs can't live together. He claims he made a clear
before marriage that the wife would not bring her pets
into their home, especially her cat, which wouldn't stop hovering
(29:32):
over their fish tank. There's more to this story. Sounds
like a cartoon house. In the end, the woman picked
her cat over her husband, and the man picked his
dog over his wife. They tried counseling the humans that is,
I know, there's pet counseling too, and there was even
a family intervention. But nothing worked. Nothing worked a divorce
(29:53):
currently being sorted out in family court. I could be
a pet counselor what do you do? I have a conversation.
I have a conversation with my dog every day. I
look like a lunatic walking down the sidewalk in the afternoon.
I get a nice couch. Pat could come in, sit
on the couch, play with the dog for forty five minutes.
Charge at two hundred dollars can do that. Couple in
(30:16):
Indiana divorcing after less than a year of marriage because
the wife's cat isn't getting along with a husband's dog.
I know sounds like an animated show. It's it's actual
factual in the world we live in twenty twenty five,
Could this end up working out halfway? Ever after? Maybe
only on the Hallmark Channel. All right, last go last
(30:39):
call for birthdays? Wednesday, October first, who's got a birthday today?
Seven zero one seven four six ninety three ninety three.
Fire me a message on social media. Use that talk
pack button on the new improved iHeartRadio app. Make us
your number one pre set by the way, that's going
to get you some great Parker McCollum seats hopefully and
a chance to meet slash great mister McCollum. That will
(31:00):
be your homework a simon going into the weekend one
more and sharing tickets soon for his August fifteenth show
US Bank Stadium in the Twin Cities Excel not E three. Hello, Well, hey, hey, hey,
who is this Dolly Dolly?
Speaker 3 (31:18):
Yeah?
Speaker 2 (31:18):
Did you want to go to the Taylor Swift concert
movie this weekend? Sure?
Speaker 7 (31:23):
Why not?
Speaker 2 (31:24):
What else is there?
Speaker 7 (31:25):
Win?
Speaker 2 (31:26):
That's it? This is this is the only thing this
time around.
Speaker 3 (31:31):
Well, then that's perfect.
Speaker 2 (31:32):
I'd love to go to Taylor Swift, Taylor Swift and
a little Bangkok, giftradiviicant excellent. What do you know about Taylor?
It's Trevor's Taylor Swift Trivia multiple guests, Madness right now?
Her caps are named after Great's anatomy character. Okay, you've
got some Taylor knowledge. Hey, Dolly, let's let's go. Multiple guests,
(31:55):
Taylor Swift, Taylor Swift, multiple guests, madness, You're ready? Yes,
all right? Number one? What was the title of Taylor
Swift's debut single? Was it a love story You Belong
with Me, Tim McGraw or oh to Billy Ray Cyrus?
Speaker 3 (32:13):
Was it love story?
Speaker 2 (32:15):
Love story? You belong with me Tim McGrath, or Oh
Billy Ray Cyrus?
Speaker 3 (32:21):
Do you belong with me?
Speaker 2 (32:23):
One more time? I'll repeat myself, love story you Belong
with me Tim McGraw or Oh Billy Ray Cyrus and
his achy breaking heart.
Speaker 3 (32:32):
So it wasn't the first two that I said.
Speaker 2 (32:36):
What are you thinking? Was it love story? It's not
love stories? Love story? You belong with me? Tim McGraw,
m m Tim McGraw's right way to reconsider, Dollie, Thank
you all right? Number two? For which album Taylor Swift
went her first album of the year Grammy nineteen eighty nine,
Fearless Read or Hi, my Name is Taylor and I'm
(33:01):
going to be a really, really big freakin' deal. What
was the name of the album that she first won
the Grammy for First Album of the Year Grammy nineteen
eighty nine, Fearless Red or Hi, my Name is Taylor
and I'm going to be a really really big freakin
Deal nineteen eighty nine, Fearless Red, Fearless Fearless is Robby
(33:21):
Dolly all Right. Taylor Swift made her acting debut Get
this one right, You're a winner in which twenty ten
movie Valentine's Day The lorax Cats or die Hard playing
Bruce Willis's wife Holly McLean? Was it the Valentine's Day One?
(33:46):
You are going to Taylor Swift's concert experience party with
Sure River Cinema this weekend of this weekend, Oly, Yeah,
got a little Bangkok gift card for you too, if
you can tell me what station's Proud to be your
Taylor Swift for Ever Cinema Connection.
Speaker 3 (34:01):
X ninety three.
Speaker 2 (34:02):
It's time for one more thing on XL ninety three.
One more time, one more, one more ease, sir, put
some shoes on Great News if you love the smell
of beets. The hot noon trend in work no shoes allowed,
that's right. Fortune magazine just did a big story on it,
(34:22):
and The Guardian says that's happening in England too. More
and more companies are banning shoes at work, especially startups.
You can wear socks, slippers or go barefoot, which sounds
kind of gross Erum, i'd say any work for but
you can't. You can leave your shoes at the door, though,
and it's not to avoid vacuuming. The idea is it
(34:43):
makes the office feel more relaxed and collaborative and makes
people less anxious. Tech companies and Silicon Valley have apparently
been doing it for years. Perhaps this is five years
ago pandemic people weren't wearing pants from they were working
from home. It just needs something they don't need to
wear anymore. But what you want to work at a
(35:06):
place where people's feet are free to breathe the air
and you're also free to breathe the air of people's feet.
I don't think it's a big deal because in the
summer in flip flops, world sandals, worlds bear shoes or
their thing in the summer anyways, the bare feet's not
going to make them smell less. That's might take on that.
(35:31):
Although you couldn't around these parts in say the December,
January February months, those bitterly cold days bare feets, you
may not have the same amount of toes when you
leave work as you did when you got to work.
But maybe some big fluffy bunny slippers would cure that too,
one expert told Fortunate. It comes with some pros and cons.
It could create awkwardness or cause hygiene issues. Quote, but
(35:51):
it feels casual for some, might feel unprofessional or even
uncomfortable for others. So make it like a lot of
workplaces do slack stay jeans day wear them if you
want to be you know, so be it new word trend.
No shoes allowed. Would you could you in a box?
Would you could you? I could and can, and we'll
(36:12):
go ninety three minutes commercial free. Next we're gonna start
handing out the money too, workday. We're gonna pay those bills.
I don't care what you do with your newfound phone
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You'll get the keyword non an through five PM. Some
nine chances a day at a grand and we'll get
you qualified for a jingle Ball VIP concert experience in
New York City. Thirty sleeps from Halloween.
Speaker 4 (36:34):
Halloween, we'll soon be upon us and with it the
dead would rise and zombies.
Speaker 2 (36:42):
What are your limb problem?
Speaker 5 (36:44):
In in your flesh?
Speaker 8 (36:48):
A quick disclaimer that the violent nature of the zombies
is not approved or condoned by this station. Also, eating
of flesh is highly unsubstantiated and not allowed.
Speaker 2 (36:56):
What ahead and.
Speaker 4 (36:59):
The deem Man sproum hell will attack all souls, ragging
you to the picture.
Speaker 8 (37:06):
Also, there will be no attacking or touching of any
human by demons and unappropriate ways unless consensual verbal communication
is first observed from that said person and or persons,
and you.
Speaker 4 (37:17):
Shall be tortured by the never evening pain for squeeze
of Godless Torturing and or waterboarding is not a legal
nor condoned act of this person of evil nor any
other person.
Speaker 2 (37:30):
Ah, I give up, I get it.
Speaker 8 (37:32):
Please have a happy end, safe Halloween.
Speaker 2 (37:34):
Squirrel you are you?
Speaker 1 (37:37):
I am mourning man by kryptonite, be calculated coffee. The
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