Last Random Kind Thing Someone Did For You

QUESTION DU JOUR: Ways to Celebrate World Kindness Day.... Last Random Kind Thing Someone Did For You?
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Originally Aired: Thursday, November 13th, 2025

Episode Transcript

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Hey?

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Happy World Kindness Day seven O two Excel Nney three
of the folks in music station Good day to be kind.
The intention is to encourage people to perform random acts
of kindness by paying for someone's company coffee, can be
just leaving a nice note something World Kindness Dan reminder.
We can all make a positive impact in people's lives,

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including through small gestures like sharing a sweet treat for example.
Whatever whatever you can do be kind today, We're gonna
address it when we get into our question of the
day today. No question a lot of winning as per usual,
including those really good un D hockey tickets for today.

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For excuse me, we have tickets today and tomorrow for
Friday and Saturday, if that makes sense, including your first
shot to win in this the seven o'clock hour next
chan's coming up about seven forty this morning. We'll get
into the question of the day coming up. Let's get
into your forecast right now. Sunshine fifty of light, winds
a beauty today. Got to fifty two yesterday, mostly clear

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thirty six tonight than tomorrow, increasing clouds fifty eight. We've
got a little bit of a self breeze to deal with.
Nothing ridiculous, but that I mentioned is going to be
fifty eight tomorrow. Average high, by the way, right now
seems bone chilling thirty six degrees. That's our average average high.
That's the night's low. By the way, Sunshine for Saturday

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forty two and breezy watched winds got to thirty and
then Sunnay forty two on Sunday. No big rain or
snow systems in the ten day, but it's not going
to be this mild, so a good couple of days
to do the last minute flip the yard from summer
to winter mode. Stuff get you outside, Christmas stuff out.
While it is nice, it's much much more fun and

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enjoyable to do it in that capacity. Right now, we
have clear skys, we have twenty seven degrees downtown Grand Forks.

Speaker 2 (02:42):
How are you ready? TV, the entertainment World and whatever.
Here's what you missed on Excel ninety trees.

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And we get into our here's what you missed highlights.
Call this the video du jour. Here from the line
twenty four hours. Hundreds of bagpipers broke a world record
in Australia yesterday when they gathered to perform acdc's classic
It's a Long Way to the Top. In parenthesis if

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you want a rock and ball, here's part of the
performance and a couple of the papers. Well, we love
wreaking a world record, don't we? And there are hundreds
and hundreds of people here from the public to watch
this very special moment.

Speaker 4 (03:29):
We're playing back ups into was nine and I'm just
sort of thinking this would be a bit of fun
toward the end of my career.

Speaker 1 (03:36):
Go right with a bang. I do appreciate a good piper.
That's three hundred and seventy four blowing the bags. The
oldest performer was ninety eight years old. The previous record

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three hundred and thirty three pipers into a bold get
Yeah back in twenty twelve, ac DC, by the way,
it plays tonight in Australia, Bagpipers, claiming the world record.
Acdc's it's a long way down three hundred and seventy
four papers a happy World Kindness Day. It's been a

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thing for almost thirty years now. It's not brand brand new.
A bunch of charities got together in nineteen ninety seven
and started the World Kindness Movement. World Kindness Day came
a year later in nineteen ninety eight. It's a day
when you're encouraged to do random acts of kindness. A
few ideas from random acts of kindness the foundation itself.

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Compliment the next three people you talk to. Don't make
it weird, but compliment them. Write a heartfelt note to
your kids, teacher, or to somebody unexpecting you know you
deal with every day and works hard on the daily
to make your life better. Simply say good morning for
that random person next to you on the elevator. I

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don't know why in elevators people are forced just to
stare at the numbers and be quiet. That's not my bag.
World Kindness Day, My question today, It is simple, should
be simple. Share the last random kind thing someone did
for you. You know somebody in your life who's done
something amazing. You can show that story too, But I'd
love to hear about the last random kind things somebody

(05:24):
did for you. I know you guys do kind things
all the time. You guys are great co hosts six
to ten weekdays on Next Somebody three with Me. Galli says,
last week someone paid for my coffee. At first, I
thought they recognized me from my failed YouTube channel. That's funny,
tears out. They just like my shirts. It read feeling
Koala fried ha made my day, totally inspired me to

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pay the happiness forward. Bought a stranger and donut hope
they're into carbs. Hey, somebody buys you something at his
all carb free, calorie free today, full of kindness. There's
no there's no calori recounted kindness. Share the last random
kind thing somebody did for you of Corey says, I
let my wallet and my vehicle and some random gentleman

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was kind enough to purchase my drinks for me instead.
Of me going to the vehicle to get my wallet.
That's nice. It's not even bitterly cold, dangerous January temperature time.
Yet that's the kind of stuff I'm looking for. Excel
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Speaker 3 (06:23):
Hey, Hey, how's it good?

Speaker 1 (06:28):
I'm pleased to be at work in this throwback Thursday?
Yourself doing well? Can I say? Who is this? Brittany?
It's the World Kindness Day today. I want to hear
about the last time somebody did something nice for you. Man.

Speaker 3 (06:44):
That happens a lot for me.

Speaker 1 (06:47):
You know, my grandpa is the special.

Speaker 3 (06:48):
Person, and he's nice and kind of me every day
asul well.

Speaker 1 (06:53):
He comes over with the Snackshea used to have to
go to Grandpa and Grandma's house to get That's how
nice he is. Oh yeah, absolutely every day when grandparents
can spoil adults right, absolutely lovely. Well, Hey, can I
get you Rambis Guys gift card and you choose. I
can get you into movie at Riverson. I can get
you into a Running Man opening this weekend at River Cinema.

(07:14):
Or if you'd rather a gift card in Northern Air
Action Park, I'll get you that. I think we'll go
on Northern Air all right, Rambas guys, and we'll send
you to Northern Air Perfect. That's awesome, appreciate it. How's
the car starter situation? Should I put you on the
list for our copy of Star Remote Star from Tricks
Customs going off tomorrow at eight thirty five?

Speaker 3 (07:33):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (07:33):
Absolutely, all right, be listening tomorrow morning. Do you need
a throwback on Throwback Thursday?

Speaker 3 (07:38):
A sure, we can. We can go with I don't
know how Brittey spears anything anything?

Speaker 1 (07:45):
All right? Rolling some brandy? What station's proud to be
your rahambas in Northern Air Connection World. Dinah's Day is
here today. Small school in case you missed this earlier
school district in Ohio set up a microphone in the
middle of the hallway and invited students to share something

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good that happened to them recently. Some of our answers,
I woke up at.

Speaker 3 (08:11):
A good time today.

Speaker 4 (08:12):
It's for school Twitter, I missed the bus.

Speaker 2 (08:14):
Someone told me that my hair looked really pretty today.

Speaker 1 (08:16):
There was a new girl at school today and I
think I made a new friend.

Speaker 3 (08:19):
So yeah, I got one hundred percent on my German
tests today.

Speaker 1 (08:23):
I finally got a girlfriend. A good thing that happened
to me Today was mis Gates.

Speaker 3 (08:27):
Complement of artwork, and I got my bases off. Recently
I have been more hanging out with my family friend me.

Speaker 4 (08:34):
And my sister are actually kind of getting along now
and like we're not arguing as much.

Speaker 3 (08:38):
As we used to.

Speaker 1 (08:39):
I'll try to be kind and get you guys some
excellent unity hockey seats for this weekend, maybe at dinner
in a movie option New Running Man movies out this
weekend seven forty Next chance to win World Kindness Day
a day you're encouraged to random acts of kindness. A
few ideas, A few ideas from the Random acts of
Kindness Foundation. Yes there is a foundation. Pick up later
when you see that Halloween candy rapper blow past you

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grab it. Even just one piece of litter is something?
Say something positive on social media? So much negativity out there.
Say something positive. Do it today. Leave a generous tip,
especially if it's somewhere you go all the time. They
work hard for you. You know you wouldn't want to be
that person. You're amazed too. At the same time, how

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they can carry like three drinks in one hand and
a tray of food in the other, or I couldn't
carry one glass of water from my kitchen to the
teable without spilling something. Leave them a good tip. Today
Random acts of Kindness Day. I shouldn't lost. Random kind
things somebody did for you. Question of the Day today,

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Maddy says, Oh, World Kindness Day. The last random kind
thing someone did for me, my neighbor mowed my lawn.
I thought there was a turf war bruin, but nope,
just pure generosity. The mower's roar was the sound of
angelic harps. I'm planning my dazzling on her attack. A
homemade pie. Take that, kindness, villain. I'm sure there's a

(10:04):
moa hahaha after that. And good stuff all your neighbor's
lun especially if you know you're not the closest but
they're out of town. Shovel their driveway this winter. Random
acts of Kindness Day Trevity Facebook page. Cashier says, last
night some young woman and toddler were lost and knocked
on my door. I gave them a ride home. I'm

(10:27):
turning this around. Good stuff, good stuff, Casha and Bailey
goes for the last two times I bought things from
other moms on Facebook for my newborn. One mom randomly
put in newborn diapers. Another mom put in a brand
new pack of passivefiers. It was a nice little bonus
surprise besides the things I was already buying. Random acts
of Kindness day should be simple. I know you guys

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do kind things all the time, and I want to
hear about the last random kind things somebody did for you.

Speaker 2 (10:56):
And I'm not trending testag trending three.

Speaker 1 (11:03):
So if you have any pennies, maybe buried in your couch,
under the mess inside your car, perhaps a bucket in
your garage, one more thing to hold on to golector's
item that might be worth something someday, like maybe a cent.
I don't know, I don't know. Back in February, President
Trump directed the Treasury Department to stop producing new pennies.

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And that's what happened yesterday. The last ever US penny
was minted in Philadelphia. Holy History's go back in time
here do. The US mint in Philadelphia has been making
pennies since seventeen ninety three, when they were made of
one hundred percent copper. Since nineteen eighty two, penny's been

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made of copper plated zinc, which is ninety seven point
five percent sank and just two point five percent copper.
Trump said we shouldn't make any more because pennies cost
more than a penny to produce, and that is a fact.
According to the US meant, each penny actually cost three
point seven cents to make. Billions of pennies, of course,

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still in circulation and will remain legal tender, but new
ones will no longer be made. Some businesses already feeling
the shortage have started rounding receipts to the nearest five cents.
It's what they do in Canada. I think the penny's
been declared dead for close to ten years now out there,
so they rounded up or down. It's not always going
to be rounded up. Some stores are requiring exact, exact

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change even if prices aren't rounded up, though there are
potential dropbacks, which is why we haven't done it before.
For one, it's another step pushing us towards a cash
list society, which everybody isn't cool with, especially those who
don't deal with credit cards and banks. For whatever reason,
everyone's got their reasons. Also, experts say this would cause
us to need more nickels, which we're also losing money on.

(12:55):
According to them, ment to each nickel cost thirteen point
eight cents to make. Just get rid of all change
rounded up to the nearest back. How are we going
to not get ripped off that way? And I'm sure
a lot of you guys are like me too. You
get changed for something you're pay in cash because if
you use your credit card there's a three percent of charge,
and then you've got the cash in your pocket, your purse,
your fanny pack and ever really here still in your slacks,

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ends up in the washing machine and oh yeah, you
hear it and hear about it if you're not the
one in charge of doing the laundry. But oh, my soapbox,
I've got a video from the Pennies retirement kind of
cool Excel nuty three dot com the Trivity page and
of an air of the last ever US penny minted
yesterday hashtag trending.

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Bet you didn't know, random facts coming at you now,
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Solid facts today fans. Betch did know football fans and
math letes number crunchers. There have been one thy ninety

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four different final score combinations in NFL history. The most
recent edition was just this past Sunday, when the Houston
Texans came back from behind to beat the Jacksonville Jaguars
thirty six to twenty nine. There had never been a
thirty six to twenty nine final score before. Most comment
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happened two hundred and ninety eight times in NFL history,
most recently back September fourteen. Betch didn't know one of
the creators on Baywatch was legally blind. Even though ninety
percent of his vision was gone, he wound up directing
forty episodes yep. Fun Feeling like an underachiever again today,

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I still devil with eBay. I don't think people do
as much since Amazon became a big deal. But one
of the first, very the very first time I've ever
sold an eBay back in nineteen ninety five, was a
broken laser pointer for fourteen dollars and eighty three cents.
When the founder of eBay asked why the guy bought
it he said, quote, I'm a collector of broken laser pointers.

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I think there's a lot of stuff in the say
shed garage, basement of your house. You could live with
that guy who collects broken laser pointers. Have you gotten
into the Christmas movies yet? This holiday season? One of
the classics of all time in the movie A Christmas
Story Betch Did was based on some short stories that
were originally published in Playboy, the Amazing Articles. And if

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you've ever been stopped, I know you've been stopped, probably
this week, maybe the last twenty four hours, you've been
stopped by a train, thinking when willest thing ever end?
It could be worse, Betch didn't know. The longest train
ever four point six miles long and consisted of six
hundred and eighty two cars pushed by eight powerful diesel
electric locomotives. It was assembled in the Australia and traveled

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one hundred and seventy one miles in two thousand and one.
The train had an amazing five six hundred and forty
eight wheels. So yeah, you're stopped when that train is
just sitting there on forty second parallel to Demurs. Later today,
it's not a four point six mile long train. Does
it make it any better? Any better at all?

Speaker 3 (16:27):
Now?

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You know Excel ninety three.

Speaker 3 (16:30):
Good morning at my collar nine.

Speaker 1 (16:32):
Who are we visiting with? This is Cory, Cory. Last
random kind thing somebody did for you.

Speaker 3 (16:39):
I left my wallet and my vehicle and went in
to get drinks and some random nice tie paid for
my drinks instead of going out back to my vehicle
to get my wallet.

Speaker 1 (16:53):
Was it Johnny last name, come lately? Just random Johnny
come lately, Just someone you didn't know if you're drinks? Yeah, yep,
without making it weird. Yeah, you took a bathroom break suddenly.
It wasn't installed too gory. Why don't have to make
it weird? It's World Kindness Day for the love of goodness.

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That's that's awesome. And it wasn't even the dead of
January where you had a fifty to fifty shot of
living as you ran your car and back going outside.

Speaker 3 (17:25):
Yeah, there are a lot of nice people out there.

Speaker 1 (17:28):
We've got some good people North Dakota, Minnesota. Nice is
not just a clever saying yeah, Cory, what do we
want to do here? There's you Indie Arizona Hockey Arizona
State hockey Friday and Saturday at the Ralph. I've got
tickets to go see Running Man of River Cinema with
a Bloomoose gift card. I've got seventy five dollars gift
card to Pump Beach Tanne for grabs, our gift card
to Northern Air Action Park.

Speaker 3 (17:50):
I'm going to take the Undy hockey tickets for Friday
night f r.

Speaker 1 (17:55):
I d A y night, yep, one more sleep. You'll
see you in d take down Arizona State. And Corey,
how's the car starter situation? Do you want to be
in need? Are you tired of freezing your butt off?

Speaker 3 (18:08):
You?

Speaker 1 (18:08):
I believe winter is way too long. Perhaps you need
a car starter now, because damn yeh, Corey, you're on
the list for the copy of Star Remote Start from
Tricks Customs that goes out tomorrow morning, eight thirty five.
For now, it's station's pround to be your Funning Hawks
Men's Hockey Connection ninety three.

Speaker 2 (18:26):
Let me put it this way, your Thursday Morning Moron award, Yes,
moron my Nexcel ninety three.

Speaker 1 (18:37):
That's hard to imagine what's going through most people's heads
when they're speeding over one hundred miles an hour, right,
but we actually do know what was going through this
person's head. Pizza, pizza, That's exactly what it was. Twenty
one year old from Florida. Yes, Minor Razo Gott super
speeding at one hundred and seven miles per hour last Thursday.

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Post limit was fifty five miles an hour. She was
pulled over at eleven fifty two in the morning, So
this wasn't a late night craving or anything. The officer,
of course asking why she was driving so fast. There's
a little season up the sheet from my house and
where I was gonna go joggy, and so I was

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speeding in a cold that twelve So I literally had
like fifteen minutes to get there.

Speaker 2 (19:24):
I didn't even feel like one hundred and seven.

Speaker 1 (19:27):
It's just like I was driving to get so little.
I was hungry. When they pulled me over, I'm like,
oh my god, am I getting pulled over? And by
the time I get to listen to the back, he's
already like I didn't even get to go with.

Speaker 3 (19:37):
Like into a gas station. I didn't even pull over.

Speaker 1 (19:40):
He literally got me in the middle of the road
and I was like going out of green light. And
he got to mye when it was like get out.
Yasmen now facing charges of dangerous and excessive speeding under
a new Florida law that went into affection life first
penalties for a first defense included up to thirty days
in jail. I have up to five hundred dollars or both.

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That's a lot of Little Caesar's Pizza. Woman drove one
hundred and seven miles an hour because Little Caesar's was closing.
Pizza Pizza fifty seventh trip to Florida. Excuse me. It
was eleven fifty two pm. The place was supposed to
close midnight, so she was going to be that customer.
Just as they're cleaning up the kitchen. First in the
door at eleven fifty nine. I need food. Ah. She

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ends up for the Thursday Morning Moron Award fifty seven.
That's right to Florida. In twenty twenty five, Share with
me on World Kindness Day and lost random kind thing
somebody did for you. Random acts of Kindness Foundation has
posted some just some ideas. You're encouraged to random acts
of kindness today takes to call a random friend just
to tell them how awesome they are, not because you

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need something from them. Don't be one of those. I
haven't talked to you in a while. By the way,
do you have can you help me move on Saturday?
Don't be that guy or girl. Random acts of Kindness
free to say. Celebrating World Kindness Day and remembering when

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a kid gave me a high five in the park
for looking sad but still trying. Honestly, it was hilarious
because I was just squinting in the sun. But it
was so pure and innocent it made my week. I'm
out here given high fives now, spreading the cheer, one
palm at a time. It's really easy with the sun
angle now, which if you're staring south into the sun,

(21:29):
it's coming directly at you and you are squinting. That
that is a thing in November around these parts I
guess around all parts of the Northern Hemisphere right now.
Random acts of kindness show the last kind thing somebody
did for you. Mike says last year when parody so
gave me my free birthday lol. Like tomorrow, I'm going

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for my birthday because it's been a year. I love
when restaurants can spice up somebody's birthday, their special day
We all know of the parody so deal in town,
delicious the deliciously most famous birthday deal in town, and
Happy Birthday in advanced Mike. We're going to address our
birthdays for today next happy world kind of state at
all oh teachers today. I envy you guys so much.

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names that inevitably the rest of the world's going to
mispronounce for the rest of their existence. Seven percent of
people admit they have no idea how to pronounce names.
I'm surprised it's that low. I guess we can make it.
One hundred percent of those names appear on today's list
of the most common names everybody pronounces wrong. Lous is

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it Lewis who works at regular job, Louis who sells
cigarettes from the trunk of his car. Rory r R
O R y is how I would say the majority
would say Rory, but there's like people from Boston who
would say Rari. That's not normal. Common names everybody pronounces
wrong seth. If you think there's only one way to

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pronounce seth, you don't know anyone with a lisp. That's true.
Xavier with an X. Why don't you spell it with
a Z? Why is there an x x? Xavier might
be the answer? Or should we just go with x man?
I like that, Hey, x Man, that's a cool little nickname.

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J o a q u I n Most common names
everyone pronounces wrong Joaquin or Joaquin or do you put
the what salable? Do you put the emphasis on? Jeffrey
You would think would be easy. J e F F
r e y, but so fast Some snobs say Jeffrey

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Jeffrey thanks Game of Thrones. Z o o e y Personally,
I've never met anyone named Zoey. I've met a dog
named Zoe, but people supposedly exist and l e a
h ninety nine percent of time on Earth, it's Leah

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ninety nine percent of the time it is Leah. But
I've also pronounced I've heard people say Leah before for
l e a H seven percent of people admit they
don't know how the heck to pronounce anybody's name. I'm
surprised it's that love Excel ninety three, Good morning. Well, hey, hey,

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who's this? This is Jim. Jim. Last random kind thingks
somebody did for you?

Speaker 4 (24:54):
Uh, probably fed my kids.

Speaker 2 (24:55):
They've put their dishes in the dish flasher.

Speaker 1 (24:59):
Just a kids being slobs.

Speaker 4 (25:02):
You know.

Speaker 1 (25:03):
Don't they realize they live under your roof.

Speaker 2 (25:07):
Sometimes they think it's there.

Speaker 1 (25:09):
It's your rules, or they're sleeping in the backyard. O yo, Well,
good for your kids actually putting the dishes in the dishwasher.
It sounds like you've raised them right, buddy, try too.
Hey Jim, what do we want to play for? It's
must have holiday toy trivia the game here today. I've

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got hockey tickets for this weekend. I can get you
into Running Man with a gift certificates to the Blue Moose,
or I've got gift cards to Palm Beach Tan or
another air action park for you to choose from. Oh,
let's go with hockey tickets. Do we want to go
frint of your Saturday? Saturday? All right, Jim, Well, let's
see how this plays out. Okay, must have Holiday Toy

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Trivia three out of five? Right, you're a winner. Are
you ready? I'm ready. In nineteen eighty you to twist
this handheld thing so each side had the same color.
To this day, there are competitions to finish this game.
God'd be the Rubik's Cube. That would be the Rubik's Cube. Correct,

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All right, let's move on here. Nineteen eighty three, there
was a huge demand and newsclips of parents trying to
get these adoptable dolls to make newsreels. And they still
do make newsreels. Excuse me said they were dolls. Nineteen
eighty three parents were tackling other parents to get these

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when the stores put them on sale, cabbage backs kids.
My next clue was that they had their butt cheeks signed.
You are right. You would have nailed it with a
butt cheek clue. I'm sure, probably all right. Jim Sony's
game console has been around since the nineteen nineties. Now
it's on number five.

Speaker 3 (27:01):
PlayStation.

Speaker 1 (27:03):
Was that easy? I got the first one? Too easy?
I still have I believe I still have this the
first PlayStation one at home too. I have NHL ninety
nine right under my TV, just in case anyone wants
to wants to compete with the old school characters from
twenty six seasons ago. Yo, Jim, you're going to hockey

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Saturday night, es say to you, w d a white night?
You inded taking down Arizona State? And Jim, how's your
car starter situation?

Speaker 3 (27:36):
Do you need?

Speaker 1 (27:36):
Do you want?

Speaker 2 (27:38):
I could use en upgrade.

Speaker 1 (27:40):
I will put you on the list for the Comfustar
remote Star from Tricks Customs, because I can tell just
by listening to you the tony your voice despite how
nice it is today and tomorrow once you're still way
too long. You need a car startter Now you're tired
of freezing your butt off. Be listening tomorrow eight thirty
five gym for now at stations you're fighting Hawks hockey connection.

Speaker 2 (28:01):
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Speaker 1 (28:09):
It has been a while. It has been a while
since Apple's had a big hit, like the iPod, the iPhone, iPad,
even the Apple Watch on the air take. I guess
if you count that, well, this might be it. This
might be it. Apple announcing a new accessory called the
iPhone Pocket Part sock part fashion accessory, part utilitarian, part

(28:33):
ridiculous iPhone sized knitted pouch or pocket. I guess you
can sling around your shoulder, hang on your arm, or
wrap around your waist. So I heard that. I figured
it might be worth ten bucks, fifteen bucks, but throw
the Apple logo on it. I'm sure they double that
to nineteen ninety five, maybe twenty nine ninety five. The idea,

(28:54):
of course, is you can slip your iPhone inside and
carry it around safely without needing to have pants, pockets,
a purse, a backpack, fanny pack on, none of it.
And when you see photos of the things, it kind
of seems like it's an April full State prank, but
it is indeed one hundred percent reel. They're serious, and
the price dagg get ready two sizes one with a

(29:16):
small strap about one hundred fifty dollars and a large
strap two hundred and thirty dollars. That's, of course, the
official ones, and no time, I'm sure you'll be able
to get rip offs and variations all over including Amazon.
Now the short ones will be available in these colors.
There's lemon, mandarin, purple, pink, peacock, sapphire, cinnamon and black,

(29:37):
while the long ones come in sapphire, cinnamon and black.
iPhone pockets will show up at select applestores and Apple
dot com beginning tomorrows. You've got twenty four hours to
I don't know, take out a loan so you can
afford one of these for what it's worth. They are
suggesting this might be a limited time thing, just to
make you get one, use it one time, and throw

(29:58):
it in your closet. People are already calling these things
iPhone socks or iPhone condoms, which kind of reminds me
even this isn't a new idea. Twenty years ago Steve
Jobs talked about Apple iPod socks. Those are just twenty
nine dollars back then, let's get you a thousand dollars.
I worked up pay or Bill's money coming up at

(30:19):
nine o'clock today, tomorrow, last couple of days, top of
the hour nine o'clock to win your thousand dollars, qualify
for the jingle Ball VIP experience in New York City.
You can buy a couple of these, at least maybe
four of these if you win, your thousand dollars coming
up all day long. So enjoyed the throwback Thursday. iPhone
coming up with a brand new iPhone pocket, person like

(30:39):
holder for your iPhone that looks a little bit like
a sock. Two hundred and thirty dollars, And I did
stumble upon the brand new ad for it, introducing the
future of holding stuff, the iPhone pocket. Believe what you heard,
the iPhone pucket. It's a sock.

Speaker 4 (30:58):
Four No, from the visionary mind of a piece of cloth.

Speaker 2 (31:04):
Two one hundred and thirty dollars.

Speaker 4 (31:05):
You can stretch and wash the eyephon pocket so soft
and over and it's just watching the The eyePhone pocket
Apple is truly redefining greed.

Speaker 1 (31:22):
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Speaker 3 (31:25):
Yeah, And you know, damn well, if I'm getting a laugh,
I'm not gonna stop.

Speaker 2 (31:29):
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