My Family Is Always Running Out Of....

QUESTION DU JOUR: My Family Is Always Running Out Of....
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Originally Aired: Wednesday, August 20th, 2025

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
It's the Trevor de Mini Morning Show.

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Speaker 3 (00:18):
Morning Radio, DA Turn Radio.

Speaker 1 (00:23):
It is turn on the radio, Turn it up. Everybody
heard any good radio lately? We heard your show? Though?
Is this new wave radio? Well, I'm something of the
famous radio personality. This diet consists of black coffee and sarcasm.
Happy National Radio Day. All I can think of radio
radio radio and show done oh seven on two. Fantastical

(00:50):
vacation returning with you guys now I was on the
East Coast and Canada occasion. Don't follow me on social media.
Amazing stuff. That's mind blowing stuff. Recommend that trip to anybody.
I'll gladly help you plan your trip you're thinking about
going off there. Good to be back though with you guys.

(01:11):
A lot of choos, young adventure winning including puppy house
bullpacks of tickets, sticking over the round with paperver Pulse
Friday nights from More on that to come. But this
is exciting National Radio Days. Here day A good day
to celebrate US National Radio Day initial Bacon Lover's Day,
good day to put some bacon in it. On its

(01:33):
International Hawaiian Pizza Day, David Pizza. But ham pineapples with
a whole lot of debate. You love it or hate it.
We don't seek it out. It doesn't offend me. I
like the hot sweets, so I would like the pineapple
with also some maybe banana pepper's on there. We're on
mosquito days here today. Those pesky critters everywhere right now.
Some places have it worse than others. I feel it's

(01:56):
been a pretty good year for the most part. We've
had a lot worse mosquit years, for sure. I know
they've sprayed once or twice in Grand Forks, Seas Grand Forks,
but yeah, sometimes you can't even go outside. Worst places
for mosquitos in the country are top five for Detroit, Atlanta,
New York, Chicago, and they say Los Angeles is the worst.
But again they've got big city data. I think the

(02:17):
mosquitoes sucked our data dry, so we don't have the
Grand Forks East Grand Forks data in front of you.
But but a pretty good year so far, pretty good
summer too, and it's not done yet. We've got this
and next week. Talk to me after Labor Day. Then
I can throw in the white towel. Sunshine eighty six
today's high. It was eighty two degrees yesterday. Clause increase

(02:38):
sixty eight tonight, then throw back Thursday, a chance of
showers and thunderstorms, mostly cloud eighty six, Ronnie sunny seventy six,
breezy west winds gust of thirty miles an hour. And
for Saturday, probably sunny. A cool day, just sixty six
and breezy northwest winds gusting two thirty. Average high now
seventy nine degrees. Average low is fifty six. End of

(03:00):
the day. We'll get into it. What are you always
running out of it? First things first, let's catch you
up a TV, the entertainment world and whatever. Here's what
you missed on Excel ninety three. Well, all those days
of work. I can't put a finger on it too.

(03:20):
I mean, sleep might have something to do with it.
Sometimes I don't get enough sleep, and you and I
have a great show together. Sometimes I get a lot
of sleep, and I can't pronounce words to save my life.
He just some days are better than others. And this
goes for every profession too well. Courtroom footage from a

(03:43):
murder trial and Georgia is going min well because the
judge read the verdict and said guilty when he meant
to say not guilty. Now he did correct his mistake
about twenty seconds later, Judge Henry Newkirk, messing up the verdict.

Speaker 4 (03:59):
The verdict, We the jury find the guilty as to
all six counts as a build of indictment. I'm churefully
Famus to Sexcastle, you can pass it over to I
say not sorry, We the jury find that Finn and
not guilty on all six counts. I apologize for my mispronunciation.

Speaker 1 (04:23):
Casual apology. He gave hurt some people as you heard
him chuckle, apologizing for his mispronunciation as he used the term.
But I mean some people just that's the tone of
their voice all the time. Judge flubbing the verdict reading
telling the defendant he is guilty when he indeed was

(04:46):
not guilty. So it was rough twenty seconds for the victim,
but amazing twenty seconds after that reading just a little
flubb I would say, no, big whoop, let's get all
up in your home today. It doesn't matter if you
make lists, if you carry lists to the store with you,
you put them in your phone. Especially the more people

(05:10):
will at your house. Always seems that you're running out
of something, right, My simple question of the day, what
do you always seem to be running out of? What
do you always seem to be running running out of?
What's your family constantly running out of? Listen jews on
Ventu winning, Whether I get your four tickets? A puppy
palace coming up? Get you to the races, River City Speedway.

(05:31):
I got some nice gift cards to home Beach Tan
up for grabs here. Just want to go see a
movie at River Cinema You've been dying to see. You've
been busy this summer. We can make that happen jews
jon Aventu winning, coming out something you're always running out of?
Sean just says patience funny, but I mean funny and

(05:52):
maybe true. We're always so busy. That amount of patients
in our patients tank, it's lower and lower sometimes every day.
Brittany says, Oh, my house, it's like a Bermuda triangle
for socks. I buy them in bulk and poof they disappear,
leaving behind their lonely partners. If anyone needs a single sock,

(06:13):
I'm your go to. I'm thinking of starting a support
group for all the loan socks out there. We should
just come in a bag. Why sell them in pairs, right,
big bag of socks? Who knows how many are in there?
Just dump them in your drawer, You wash them, you
don't need to fold them back together, shove them all
back in there, and you're good. You're good to go.

(06:38):
Thank you Brittany for sharing. What is something you're always
running out of? Megan just says, I'm always running out
of time. I blame TV for a lot of that show.
I always used to or like to bring up. Is
the show twenty four was that fifteen years ago? But
Jack Bauer Keeper Sutherland's character was saving the world from

(07:00):
abomination season after season, some terrorist attacks, some threats, and
it was in real time. So one hour of the
show was in twenty four hours, and this guy could
get from one side of Los Angeles to the other
and back. He can do so much in twenty four hours.
I've I put one hour in my head of what
I think I can do. I think the show was

(07:21):
supposed to be twenty four episodes. Maybe not maybe it's eighteen,
but it doesn't matter. In one hour, he'd get so
much done. I have three hours of projects I'm doing
the Saturday. It's going to take me six. I just
know it is time, always running out of time. I
just don't have enough time excel not e three. Hey, hey, hey,

(07:41):
who is this often? Hey Dawnsin My question is your today?
What is your family always running out him?

Speaker 5 (07:49):
I'm going to have to go with like launder detertion.

Speaker 1 (07:52):
Every time I go down there, the bottle is like
almost emptyeared gone?

Speaker 5 (07:57):
Is it?

Speaker 1 (07:57):
The liquid stuff?

Speaker 5 (07:58):
The liquid stuff?

Speaker 1 (07:59):
Yeah, so it's never completely gone, Like there's enough for
maybe a quarter a top of it, turn it up,
sad and stand there for forty minutes. Exactly.

Speaker 5 (08:07):
You gotta tip it and you got a way.

Speaker 1 (08:09):
Oh hey, nobody got time for that? I think is
the saying around these parts exactly. Hey Dawnson, what do
you want to do here? Four tickets to Puppy Pals
at the Route that's Friday night, Or I could get
you into a movie at River Cinema the Rhombus guys
gift card.

Speaker 5 (08:24):
Can we do movie tickets? Sure?

Speaker 1 (08:26):
I'm ramas is yours either way? No matter what you choose.
Oh yeah, you're getting Rabas gift card. Don't talk me
out of it, buddy. Who let's see that as we
roll ninety three minutes commercial free. Dawson but Station is
proud to be your Rumbas and River Cinema connection connection.
I'm busy day today, and now we've got one more

(08:47):
thing to do. I got a stop at the store
because you ran out of it. And what is this it?
I speak of ninety two point nine at them Excel
ninety three Question of the Day today? Your family always
running out of popular one here, Tiff says, in my home,
toilet paper evaporates faster than water in the so far
in the Sahara. In the Sahara, I swear we should

(09:09):
just buy stocking. The mystery of where it all goes
is more baffling than an Agatha Christie novel. At this point,
I'm considering a toilet paper rationing system, or maybe a
lock and key setup. Get very meticulous for you take
a lot of time, and who has time for this?
You're rip it into individual little sandwich packets where there's

(09:33):
twelve squares in a sandwich packet. I don't know why.
I guess I've never thought about how many you use
in a sitting. I guess would be the term. But
it is amazing how some stuff like toilet paper just
seems to disappear. Jill also going with the toilet paper.
What's your family always running out of English? Choosing on
a bench, winning puppy piles winning and more coming up

(09:55):
here Ian under two minutes. Dan is always running out
of milk. You need to back up milk. Get what
you think? You need to have one backup if you're
always going through it. If you have big milk drinkers,
serial lovers. Sam's Club has amazing milk for some reason.
I'm not a milk drinker. My wife drinks milk, so

(10:16):
that's what I'm told. I use milk for cooking. Cash
is running out of sanity, always running out of sanity.
That's a lot of families with kids and significant others
going everywhere all the time doing everything. Ran also running
out of patience. Yep, just patience. And Dave's always running

(10:37):
out of time is a big one too, I guarantee,
Either or less, it just hasn't been scientifically proven yet.
Less days than a calendar year as you age, so
many memories from high school, from college, those first few
years out of high school. Excuse me, out of college,
you hit about twenty five, and I don't know why

(10:58):
I take down the Christmas tree anymore. Always running out
of time? Good answer, my friend Dave. Question of the
day today, what is your family always running out of?
Let's do some choice on adventure Winning morning, gentlemen, I've
been trending. Hopefully it's goodness. You probably don't have the

(11:20):
lowest paid job in America. We'll break those down, coming
right up, exil ninety three.

Speaker 5 (11:26):
Good morning.

Speaker 1 (11:27):
Well, hey, who is this.

Speaker 2 (11:34):
Them?

Speaker 1 (11:35):
Gina? What is your family always running out of?

Speaker 3 (11:40):
Milk and sandwiches?

Speaker 1 (11:46):
Problem with those is they sell them. They're liking four
packs most of the time. No, they bought the big pack.
I don't know if I've ever seen one bigger than that.
But it doesn't matter. You don't like see either, No,
I love it. I could sit down uneath the entire
box by myself. They don't recommend you do that, true,

(12:09):
and milkid just need a backup all the time you do.
Maybe a backup to the backup doesn't hurt either work
cow in the backyard or there's the cow in the backyard.
I guess you have to bring the cow to the
house on the winter.

Speaker 6 (12:25):
Yeah.

Speaker 4 (12:25):
No.

Speaker 1 (12:26):
First thought is there's enough potential creatures and kids to
knock over Christmas trees. You don't need a cow in
there too. Very true, Gina, What do you want to
do here? I can get you. I've got some gift
certificates to Palm Beach Tan, Palm Beach Tan Wellness Day
Pass or a Diamond Day Pass ninety three dollars gift
cards to Pump Beach Tan. Take us the races, River

(12:48):
City Speedway, Puppy Pals at the Ralph and Thief of
a False Friday Night. Or we can send you a
movie of River Cinema. Talk to me two kids, race
as it is, Gina, A thank you. That's more great.
Friday's River City Speedway. You'll watch those cars make lots
of left circles. So you can tell me what station's
proud to be a River City Speedway connection am trending

(13:14):
test tag trending on xcel naighty three. Off to work today,
Good luck, Hopefully everything goes well for you. Working hard,
contributing you're the best. Maybe you really aren't a fan
of your job. There are at least forty nine jobs
that could be worse here maybe you wait tables. That's

(13:37):
fiftieth for lowest paid jobs in America on the list
here new study the fifty lowest paying jobs in America.
By the way, take care of your servers working hard
for you. The average for all of them is between
thirty and thirty four thousand dollars a year working full time.
We have shampoo someone who works at a salon but

(13:58):
only wash his hair. It's usually an entry level job
when you're trying to be a stylist. Thirty eight hundred
and thirty dollars a year for a shampool. We have
salons like that around here. Best food cook on the list.
These are the lowest paying jobs in America. Me mean
you only work in the kitchen. You don't bring people
up or work to drive through, never get a tip.

(14:21):
Amusement and recreation attendance. People who run amusement park rides
are concession stance of Carney's on the Lowest Paid Jobs
in America list. Fast food counter workers. I'm just envious
onhow I know if I put myself in any of
those positions when there's fifteen people moving behind the counter,
I'd be the bike in the spoke. Excuse me, the

(14:41):
stick and the spoke of the bike. I would wreck everything.
They make a little more than cooks because they have
to deal with people. People are jerks, sometimes hushers, lobby attendants,
ticket takers, folks who work at the THEATA, and concert venues.
These are lowest paid jobs in America. Cashiers, with three
million of them in the US, making an average of

(15:03):
thirty one, eight hundred and ten dollars a year. Hosts
and hostesses and restaurants and coffee shops. They make about
six thousand dollars less than servers do gain no tips.
Gambling and sportsbook runners and runners, so people who help
facilitate bets at casinos and run games like Keino. These
guys at a sports book in Vegas, for example, They

(15:24):
know the stats, but they don't make a lot of
money and can't gamble a lot. Childcare workers on the list,
including daycare workers, babysitters, nannies, one of the most important
jobs in America, but their average is just thirty three thousand,
one hundred and forty dollars. Dishwashers earn an average of
thirty three thousand, two hundred and twenty dollars a year,
about fifteen hundred dollars more than the hostess out front.

(15:46):
So yeah, waiter waitress fiftieth on the list for worst
paying jobs in America. Full list is up. Keep working hard, guys.
I appreciate you, EXCELMDI three dot com charity page and
hopefully the whole point of this is your situation could
be worse.

Speaker 2 (16:04):
That you didn't know random facts coming at you. Now
excel letty three and we get into our facts.

Speaker 1 (16:11):
On a Wednesday bunch was by the Blues Bar and
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Speaker 7 (16:19):
And it is time once again to welcome back to
the show Courtney Barston Logan, the XP Real Scene, Grand
Cities Living, Hi, Corny, Okay, Hey, hey what's up girl?

Speaker 3 (16:36):
It's been too long. I just feel like like like
I turn on the radio in the morning and I'm like,
good three Ron Trevor.

Speaker 1 (16:44):
But I am back again. I made it East Coast
Canada and back. I recommend that trip to anybody. So good,
so good, and Uno didn't get to go. It was
it was a flying trip this time. So oh I
haven't seen my buddy. We'll see him later today. Pick
them up. Oh my gosh, I got in late last night,
so yeah, I got it through the bags and the house,

(17:08):
unpacked them quickly, went to bed for twelve minutes and
came to work and you get the you dog. I
couldn't even wait a minute to stay.

Speaker 3 (17:18):
Yeah. Okay, yeah, you came to work before you got
your dog. That's dedication to your listeners right there. Cover
so boom done.

Speaker 5 (17:25):
Employee of the Year, Corney.

Speaker 1 (17:27):
I didn't want to miss another Wednesday get together with
you and I because I've got facts you've gone buying
and selling. And we'll end with a question to JR.
Let's do it all right, let's jump into facts betch
didn't know instead of once upon a time. Korean fairy
tales usually start with in the old days when tigers
used to smoke, not great well, and the old days

(17:53):
when tigers used to smoke.

Speaker 3 (17:56):
I don't start using that.

Speaker 1 (17:58):
I think you should.

Speaker 3 (18:00):
Yep, you get yep time stories for my first grader.

Speaker 1 (18:05):
That's perfect, all right, little history lawson, Bet you didn't know.
The Wright brothers didn't really pioneer flying together. Wilburd did
basically all the work, but gave Araville half the credits.
His feelings wouldn't be hurt. That's brotherly love right there.

Speaker 3 (18:20):
See, that's why they don't like group work, Trevor.

Speaker 1 (18:23):
Someone always does the majority of it, even if it's
just two people. Always always, Dan, I love group work,
So I must have been the one not doing anything.
See a lot of times though the group projects. We'll
call on you when necessary.

Speaker 3 (18:38):
Trevor M yep. And then you just show up and
you're like the.

Speaker 1 (18:44):
Stick and the spoke effect. I mean, he's functioning nicely.

Speaker 8 (18:48):
Yeah, you get asked to bring the paper towels, Go
pick up a twelve pack of donuts from Tim Hortons.

Speaker 1 (18:55):
Guys, there's my contribution.

Speaker 3 (18:58):
Good job.

Speaker 1 (19:00):
Let's go to Taco Bell. Betch did no? Taco Bell
originally started as a hot dog stand called Bell's Drive In.

Speaker 3 (19:06):
What a change.

Speaker 1 (19:08):
Yeah, they started dishing out Wieners.

Speaker 3 (19:11):
Wieners. They opened wind Williston this last week and it
was a line up around the block.

Speaker 1 (19:16):
Apparently, I don't get that for any restaurant. I can
wait a bonus day. I've waited so long not to
have this restaurant. Yeah, every time you see it.

Speaker 3 (19:26):
Hmm. People are just bananas. Yeah, I don't have the patience.

Speaker 1 (19:29):
Okay, we're going to talk about and I'm going to
write this down right now. What I wouldn't waste my
free time on. I'm writing that down because I know
if I don't write now, we're going to forget in
five minutes when we part ways.

Speaker 3 (19:40):
Yeah, even if it was like a free taco, I
don't know. I'll pay the dollar fifty to not wait
for four hours.

Speaker 1 (19:46):
Courtney. We're going to reconven explore this more next week.

Speaker 3 (19:49):
Okay, let's do it.

Speaker 1 (19:51):
Betch didn't know. There are at least fourteen companies in
the world that are over one thousand years old. Nine
of those these one thousand year old companies include hotels, wineries,
construction companies, and makers of religious goods like crosses the
Ross I.

Speaker 3 (20:10):
Guess, Oh yeah, yeah, I can see that.

Speaker 1 (20:14):
The toy Jesus company, I guess has been around for
two thousand years.

Speaker 3 (20:18):
Yeah. Yeah. We have a little like plastic Jesus that
he like pops up once in a while, like in
different places in our house. It's kind of great.

Speaker 1 (20:25):
It's nice when you find Jesus, isn't it.

Speaker 3 (20:27):
It is to see. Yeah, go find Jess today. Friends. Yep,
you never know you might being.

Speaker 1 (20:32):
Held a coordney. Do you believe in astrological signs? Do
you put stock into it? Do you read it at
all for entertainment? Are you kind of pH.

Speaker 8 (20:39):
When it comes to an medium, Like I'm kind of
like dabbling, you know, I mean if you're interested in it, Like,
don't bet your life savings on something you read astrological
sign related bet you didn't know.

Speaker 1 (20:54):
A study of twenty million married couples found no astrological
signs are more likely to wind up with any other
astrological signs. That's a massive study, like twenty million married couples. Well,
we can't conclude anything. We've been working at this for
for years now.

Speaker 3 (21:14):
But no, I think a right have you? Like, do
you think you are astrological sign? Like Paris of when
they say, like you've the tree.

Speaker 2 (21:22):
Or you like this?

Speaker 1 (21:24):
Yeah, some things do somethings don't. Yeah, but I mean
it's it's something fun and use it for lighthearted fun. Hey,
we'll move on with other day. Like psychics. I feel
the same about psychics too. Something fun to do. Yeah,
but there's a there's a way to lose a lot
of money.

Speaker 6 (21:41):
Too, right right, I like it if it suits my needs,
you know, like you're I love that yep, and then
you dismiss it if it's something Oh.

Speaker 1 (21:53):
Yeah, better live your best to day is because I
see about three weeks left on your calendar.

Speaker 3 (21:59):
Yeah yeah, ye throw that up.

Speaker 1 (22:00):
You guys are so silly.

Speaker 3 (22:02):
Yeah, waiting for my millions.

Speaker 1 (22:06):
Mine and selling Courtney. What you're talking about with us today?

Speaker 3 (22:09):
Oh we're transitioning to that real quick. Well first before
I forget. Next Wednesday we start school here in the
Grand Cities and it's just kind of crazy and wild,
and I know other schools are starting sooner or later.
Who knows, but to I have free calendars.

Speaker 1 (22:26):
In one of your calendars, I need to, Yes, I
need to.

Speaker 3 (22:29):
Bring one to you. So I've got for Grand Forks,
East Grand Forks and Fresh off the presses. I've got
the Thompson calendars. So for GRAMD Working Eastern Works, it's
super nice because they have all those early outs and
things like that, and I've got those noted for you.
So if you want one, head to my Facebook page,
Grand Cities Living or Instagram and just say hey, I

(22:49):
want a calendar and I'll send you a link to
sign up, but I'll drop it in the mail so
I can do that and we're back to school. People
are still seriously how hunting, and so inventory is always
low here. If you've been toying around with putting your
house in the market, I've been doing a lot of Hey,
let's meet, let's talk about things to prepare to get

(23:11):
your house on the market super easy. Or we could
just grab coffee and chat through it. So always hear,
no obligation. Feel free to hit me up on the
socials at Grand Cities Living. You can find me on
on both of those, and then you can feel free
to text me or call seven zero one five eight

(23:31):
zero two zero two four. If your friend is at
Trevor didn't pick up his dog right away, feel free
to contact my Brokery Xocho.

Speaker 1 (23:39):
I would have if I could have Courtney. We rolled
in town about nine to fifteen last night.

Speaker 3 (23:44):
Yeah, you know he's listening right now and he's like,
you're back.

Speaker 1 (23:47):
Yeah, we'll see he sep remembers me later today.

Speaker 3 (23:51):
Oh does your dog get mad? Mine gets mad when
I like it takes a good day from.

Speaker 1 (23:56):
To be like he's going to be tired out for
running around with puppies for a week and a half. Yeah,
he'll be ready for some uno time this weekend though time.

Speaker 3 (24:05):
Yeah, I love that.

Speaker 1 (24:08):
Question of the day question. Does your Courtney simple question today?
What's your family always running out of?

Speaker 5 (24:15):
Uh?

Speaker 3 (24:16):
Snacks even if they're our snacks. I'm told we're out
of snacks. Oh that's my little guy. Sometimes people call
him snacks because you just love snacks.

Speaker 1 (24:30):
So do deliberately put some of the good ones on
the high shelf where he can't get to.

Speaker 3 (24:36):
I have like backup snacks. Yeah, so right now there's
a lot of snacks coming to my house for different things,
for donations, for back to school, for my little guy snacks,
you know, but yeah you got to hide them because
like they're all until right now.

Speaker 5 (24:52):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (24:53):
It was amazing as a kid too, Like you just
come home from school and a roll of cookies was
one serving that was a snack. I'm just going to
quickly five cookies before we have dinner.

Speaker 5 (25:03):
In an hour.

Speaker 3 (25:04):
Yeah, well, I know everything's like in those little single
served bags.

Speaker 1 (25:07):
So snacks always run. Another of snacks, always those snacks.

Speaker 3 (25:12):
Yeah, we're in that snack phase of life.

Speaker 1 (25:14):
That's a good phase, Courtney.

Speaker 3 (25:16):
Yeah, I love it.

Speaker 1 (25:17):
Yeah, we'll have a great it's still summer, have a
great week of summer. We'll reconvene in a normal amount
of time, seven days, and I look forward to visiting agent.

Speaker 3 (25:26):
Oh my gosh, I'm back to school morning. I might
be emotional, but you know what, I'll be here, beautiful, awesome.
Trevor said, you're back. Have a great day.

Speaker 1 (25:35):
Good to be back, Courtney. We'll do it again soon.
Thank you. Let me put it this way, your Wednesday
morning Moron award, Yes, Moron an excel in ninety three. Now,
if you're going to be stupid and get arrested, if
you're going to be moronic, at least have fun with it.
I guess A woman in Florida got a d UI

(25:56):
Saturday and recreated or silly mugshown from another duhy arrest
two years ago. It happened in Brevard County, east of Orlando.
Forty one year old Diane Gonzalez busted for drunk driving
in twenty twenty three and made a funny face in
her mugshot headcock, tongue out. Well, we cut to this
past Saturday. She was sitting in a red lights. A

(26:18):
cop pulled her over when the light turned green and
she didn't move. According to police, she was rambling about
random things. That's their quote unquote, rambling about random things.
Ad minute, she just smoked them. We eat and agreed
to take its parriety test and turned out she'd also
been drinking. A breath lizer clocked her twice the legal limits,
so when they booked her, she struck the exact same

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pose again, headcock, tongue out. Some people make the exact
same pose every single picture. Maybe that's her deal here.
Only difference is she learned excuse me a lean her
head to the mindstead of left this time. They posted
both photos on Facebook, shamed her for it and said
she obviously had zero remorse and hopefully a judge sees
the photos and takes appropriate action to keep her locked
behind for a little while. Maybe take the keys away

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for good. Drunk driver forty one year old woman from
Florida dui. Saturday, we created a mugshot from our previous
DUI arrest in twenty twenty three. She's got her head
cocked and tongue out in both photos and our forty
one year old Diane Gonzales will end up with the
Moron Award. There's always another wave again. Home, don't drink

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and drive, guys, thirty fifth Trip to Florida, By the way.
In twenty twenty five, KKXL Excel ninety three Grand Forks Morning,
Favorite Radio Stac Turn.

Speaker 5 (27:40):
Up for radio.

Speaker 1 (27:41):
It is turn on the radio, tea, turn it up.
Everybody heard any good radio lately? Hell, we heard your
show though? Is this new wave radio? Well? I'm something
of a famous radio personality. This diet consists of black
coffee and sarcasm. Happy National Radio Day. All I can
think of radio radio and show up. Oh, National Radio

(28:06):
Days arrived. We've got sunshine that's around today eighty six
right now, Kitty too yesterday and it will feel like
summer or two. We get too about the weekend Sunnay
eighty six today, clouds in Priez sixty eight, Tonight drove
back Thursday, chance of showers, the thunderstorm's post to cloudy
back up to eighty six, gold front passing through Friday nights.

(28:31):
Sunday seventy six. Breezy Friday west winds gusting to thirty
and much cooler Saturday, probably Sunday just sixty six and
breezy northwest winds gusta thirties. I'm just gonna put this
down over here. Good to be back with you guys.
We'll visit off to Eastern Canada. Beautiful while worth the trip.
I'd love to plan your trip out there too. It's

(28:52):
funny when you get back them vacation, you're right away
trying to think, all right, next year, where are we
gonna go? What are we gonna do? My question of
the day, I've got to do some work here for
you guys. We've got to get you to maybe puppy
pals with a family taking over the raff up and
thief of her falls Friday night. Full pack of tickets
going out here in about half an hour. Next chance

(29:12):
to win. You can do a little game. As a
national radio day. I'll play a little game coming up
here too. Good to be back at work today. My
question of the day, I want to hear about what
your family is always running out of? What's your family
always running out of? Keep your answers rolling. The threads
are back up on the social media. With your family

(29:32):
always running out of? Tanya's always running out of cheese.
Oh cheese is delicious. Despite what my buddy Arjay would
say about cheese, always run or not. You just need
to always have the backup. I think for everything is
very finally important. If you're always running out, it's not
I can get molded in your fridge. Teresa's going with milk.

(29:56):
I'm not sure who's drinking it, but I have to
buy another gallon the other day. What does your family
always running out of? It's like a one more answer
right now. Gary says chocolate. It has legs in my house,
no matter how much I stash away. It's like my
family has a sixth sense for sniffing it out. I've
resorted hunting in vegetable bags. Who knew broccoli could be

(30:20):
self throlling? Yeah, somehow those chalk detectives always find the
sweet treasure. I'm living in a heist movie. Oh, I
don't talk about Halloween. I know you've seen posts on
social media about Halloween two. It's still August, guys, but
the Halloween candy will be coming out. All of us,
I think, tend to buy extra candy and we just

(30:41):
have the excuse that's Halloween. It is all calorie free.
It's magical around Halloween, but it just also tends to
disappear just as quickly. It doesn't it if not faster
because everyone's got the same attitude. Give it up in November.
I will wait till January. What is always disappearing at
your house? Your family's home. We're gonna play game National

(31:03):
Radio Day today, putting together a little multiple guest game
for you guys coming up getting your hair did. I
didn't think guys had anxiety because we basically have two hairstyles,
three hairstyles their entire lives for the most part. But guys,
if our anxiety spiking today could because the chaos happening

(31:24):
work or that haircut you've got scheduled after work today.
Maybe There's a new survey out on men's hairstyles, and
twenty one percent of men say they feel nervous asking
their bomber hairstyles for a new look. And twenty three
percent of men have been afraid to ask for specific
cuts even when they really wanted it. And sometimes you've
had the conversations. I mean, I haven't changed my hair.

(31:46):
And I look at my driver's license when I get
it renewed, my passport that's good for ten years, and
I look at the picture. Hey, I'm wearing that same
shirt right now, my hair looks the same. Don't get
a new look very often. I think that's the It
speaks for the majority of guys here. But you can
ask your stylist I want to do something different, and
she or maybe he will say, well, what are you thinking?

(32:08):
And then you have no idea, just to keep rolling
with what's working right. Study found the average guy gets
their hair cut ten times a year, but once every
five weeks. I'm about once a month guy, if you
guys must know, and has had the same hair style
for seven years. I'm not shocked by that. Eighty four
percent of men say they feel confident what their current

(32:30):
to do with fifty five percent of never considered changing it.
It's kind of by the decade. Like you look a
look back at pictures from twenty fifteen. I don't think
things are super different. Go back twenty years nineties definitely
different in the nineties. Eighty four percent of men feel
confident with their current duke. Fifty five percent of never
considered changing it. The other forty five percent have thought

(32:51):
about it, but that doesn't mean they're up for anything.
Here are ten hairstyles ranked by the number of those
men who think they could maybe make it work letting
it grow out number one answer. Twenty eight percent think
they could pull it off. That's just thank you pandemic
for teaching us how to be lazy. Letter buck fully
shaved your ball. Twenty two percent think they could rock dad.

(33:12):
I've got a misshapen head. I hope my hair stays
with me for a lot of days here. Middle part,
long hair thirteen percent can rock dad? Getting a hard
signed part thirteen percent. The spiky hair eleven percent can
pull that off. I don't know if I can pull
it off. I've been doing it for a long time.
Highlights eleven percent, greased back hair ten percent, the mullet

(33:34):
eight percent. Don't you have to be a like a
certified gangster, have some gangster ties to you if you're
going to do the greased backlook. Mohawk eight percent can
pull it off. A bleached buzz cut seven percent says
a lot about bleach buzz cuts. More men think they
could pull off mullets or mohawks. People make funne mullets,
but they're not going to attract and you're the attention
of someone trying to mohawk, trying a mohawk as a

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fresh new dude, I think. But twenty one percent get
of men nervous about asking their barber or hairstylists for
a new look. Top hairstyles men think they can pull
off letting it grow out fully shaved in a middle part.
Is their guy out there changes their hair on them
maybe every other year basis I don't think so. And
Happy National Radio Day, ladies and gentlemen, And just a

(34:18):
few moments we start our daily broadcast. Who listens to
radio that go where you go? Medium called radio that's
with you every night through the long commuter fight and
in the morning with the autosted Mama Radio FN good woos?

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Listens to radio no matter if it's.

Speaker 5 (34:44):
Some more winter, spring a fall.

Speaker 1 (34:48):
Who listens to reradio only one one hundred and fifteen million.

Speaker 5 (34:54):
I want to be a DJ?

Speaker 7 (34:55):
You do woo?

Speaker 1 (34:56):
One one hundred and fifteen million people. That's the radio
I think you've heard of that called the radio? Thanks
sol Letty three, Good morning, you.

Speaker 5 (35:09):
Got a winner?

Speaker 1 (35:10):
Well, hey, hey, who is this?

Speaker 5 (35:14):
This is Corey? Corey?

Speaker 1 (35:17):
Any interest in going to Puppy Pals? Yeah? I love it.
Friday Night the Ralph Deepriver Falls. Maybe we make this happen.
Corey Okay National Radio Day Day to celebrate mont me.

Speaker 2 (35:33):
No.

Speaker 1 (35:34):
I want to test a radio knowledge. I know you're
you've called in once or twice. You'll listen on the regular.
This should be pretty easy.

Speaker 4 (35:42):
For you.

Speaker 1 (35:44):
Radio one on one on National Radio Day. I want
you question one here. Name one person other than.

Speaker 5 (35:52):
Me who is on this radio station, on this radio station.

Speaker 1 (35:57):
On this radio station, one person other than myself whose
voice you here on this radio station.

Speaker 5 (36:05):
Rather than tipping my tongue too, he's from drafting to you.

Speaker 1 (36:09):
He goes by two initials most of the time.

Speaker 5 (36:13):
I know I just heard you say him this morning too.

Speaker 1 (36:17):
He's on weekday afternoons two to seven all the time.
He just goes by R for the first initial. There
we go, There we go, Cory oh Man, don't disappoint.
Here we go. All right, we're gonna get more confidence.
We keep rolling here. I want you to name three

(36:40):
things I've given away in the last year. In the
last year, three things.

Speaker 5 (36:46):
Rate ticket, concert, jelly roll ticket and the Sun Suntan.

Speaker 1 (36:57):
Home Beach ten gifted cards are also correc I can't
believe you didn't say hockey tickets.

Speaker 5 (37:03):
Are you giveaway hockey tickets too. But I mean right
now it's been I know what's been like Jelly roll
and all.

Speaker 1 (37:10):
Them, Corey, So far, so good. We need the next
one to make you an official winner here, Okay, I
want you to tell me where my mom is from
and where our j's mom lives. Your mom is from Winnipeg, correct,
our jes. Don't overthink this one.

Speaker 5 (37:37):
I'm not, but I don't think I really heard where
she has been. Prom so it'd be a guest.

Speaker 1 (37:42):
But give it to me, is correct?

Speaker 4 (37:47):
Oh?

Speaker 1 (37:50):
Correct? You're going to puppy towels and where my mom
I'm sure it is honored and the love evan glass
of wine at.

Speaker 5 (37:56):
This Nework That would be nice.

Speaker 1 (38:00):
Hey, Corey, what station is proud of your puppet palace connection?

Speaker 2 (38:03):
Ex ninety three ton for one more thing on Excel
nighty trade one more term, one more fun.

Speaker 1 (38:12):
Now. A lot of company has been making returns in
exchanges more cumbersome, and it's mostly because of people like
this guy. A few weeks ago, a man named John
Stockwell and TikTok claimed claimed he's been repeatedly ordering one
hundred and ten pound cast iron anvils on Amazon for
the past six months, or to immediately just to return them.

(38:36):
That's why he was doing it, return them the next day. Now,
the anvils cost more than two hundred and twenty five
dollars each in case you're anvil shopping, but with his
Prime account, John is them shipped to him and ship
back for free so they cover those costs. Now, he
shows his Amazon order page and scrolls down to show

(38:58):
ten anvil orders. Those only covered a couple of weeks,
and sant Clairmani's ordered in the six month time frame. Now,
he says, He says, and I'm going to keep doing
this until someone does something about it. Some commenters I've
been criticizing him, calling him a bad person, chastising him
for wasting people's time and effort. I think of the

(39:20):
poor delivery man hauling these anvils all the time. Better
get a good Christmas bonus, weighing an anvil worth the
money in a suitcase or something, even saying he's consting
the business that sells the anvil's Money's what this guy's
doing here, John, Just that's what the commenters are saying.
John's laughing at all the comments. One video he even

(39:42):
welcomed haters to come by his house to talk to
him about it, but it wasn't his address. He gave
Barack Obama's address. John also talked up to the media
how the media reached out to him, but he just
jokes around with him like They asked why the anvils,
what are they for? And he said, dropping on road runners.
I don't know what else else he'd do with an anvil.
That was the first thing to pop into my mind too,

(40:03):
got a Roadrunner issue and bowls. They asked what his
goal was and he said he hasn't really thought about its.
This guy's definitely trying to be funny. He's got some
stand up clips of himself he's put on social media.
It's unclear if Amazon pays for that shipping or the
anvil seller, or if anyone will will tell him to
knock it off, But either way, this kind of stupidity

(40:25):
ultimately contes contributes to prices rising for actual consumers, and
this free return anything thing, if there's more guys like this,
can wreck it for everybody. Man has spent all of
twenty twenty five people lead buying and returning one hundred
and ten pounds anvils on Amazon We're going to have
this discussion next Wednesday. I think what we would never
do with our free time that some people do. And

(40:47):
ten minutes your first chance to win a trip to
Las Vegas today. It's a month from today, Night two
of the iHeart Radio Music Festival. Four weekends from this
coming weekend. Let's get you there. Let's get you a
thousand dollars in spending money. But first, the best the
late night guys had to offer. Not so much last night,
A lot of the guys on rerun mode right now,
but kind of best of going back to school season.
The Princeton Review, recently named Syracuse University of America's number

(41:11):
one party school, said people at Syracuse this is a school.
Consumer Reports is urging the USDA to remove lunchables from
school cafeterias because they have high levels of sodium, lead
and cadmium. Sodium I get. Obviously lead is bad for
his poison. And what the hell is cadmium? I don't

(41:33):
know that is cadmium. It sounds like a gift from
the fourth wise man.

Speaker 9 (41:38):
Boy did to see what happened in this city of Casviielle, Missouri.
They're going back to spanking, but it's not working.

Speaker 1 (41:45):
Not with gen Z.

Speaker 9 (41:47):
Today the principal was spanking some girl and she said
that was hot, but I'm more into choking.

Speaker 2 (41:54):
Yeah wow, oh boy, you call that a Ndrench.

Speaker 9 (41:58):
Now let's try it again with a little moxie this time,
shall we.

Speaker 1 (42:02):
Well, it's definitely an inflammation of a cranium protusion. The
Trevor d In the Morning Show Excel ninety three