May 28, 2025 • 40 mins
TREVOR D MINI-MORNING SHOW: Rule You Made Up & Continue To Follow
TRENDING: The 10 Most Dangerous Foods in Your Fridge
BETCHA DIDN'T KNOW: A recent study showed that taxi and ambulance drivers have a lower risk of
death from Alzheimer's disease compared to more than 400 other professions.
WEDNESDAY MORNING MORON AWARD: A Man in Virginia Was Arrested for Drawing His Own
Crosswalk on a Busy Street
8 O'CLOCK TALK: National Burger Day: Our Favorite Type Now Is "Chicken Burgers"?
THAT'S A FACT GAME
ONE MORE THING: New Term: "Water-Based Cooking" . . . Or Is It Just, You Know, Boiling?
Originally Aired: Wednesday, May 28th, 2025
TRENDING: The 10 Most Dangerous Foods in Your Fridge
BETCHA DIDN'T KNOW: A recent study showed that taxi and ambulance drivers have a lower risk of
death from Alzheimer's disease compared to more than 400 other professions.
WEDNESDAY MORNING MORON AWARD: A Man in Virginia Was Arrested for Drawing His Own
Crosswalk on a Busy Street
8 O'CLOCK TALK: National Burger Day: Our Favorite Type Now Is "Chicken Burgers"?
THAT'S A FACT GAME
ONE MORE THING: New Term: "Water-Based Cooking" . . . Or Is It Just, You Know, Boiling?
Originally Aired: Wednesday, May 28th, 2025
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
The Trevor d Mini Morning Show podcast to no available
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Speaker 2 (00:12):
Excel ninety three Grand Forks Morning, Good morning, this morning.
What's for breakfast? I want a hamburger for breakfast. For breakfast, Shanensburger, Hamburger.
Speaker 3 (00:27):
Ham.
Speaker 2 (00:28):
I'm having a mandatory hamburger. What is it national Hamburger?
As a matter of fact, it is happy National Hamburger dayger.
All right, let's get cooking. Let's showtime seven three seventy
eight degrees. Nice day yesterday, and we're gonna read pretty
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close again today. Fifty two bearishkies right now, Jana Benuminning,
I'm gonna tell you how you can win yourself at
our first trip to Madora of many this summer. First
trip go is not next Thursday. Let's tell you about
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tickets to the Medora musical Pitchfork Fawn Do the Amazing
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up on the Night of Medora. Get that, get that
stay booked early. She can go whenever you want to go,
but the first trip will go out When Anything eight
thirty five next Thursday on Xcel nty three Tomorrow on
the show World of Altlas going to River City Speedway
Friday night, you can win your tickets on Throwback Thursday.
World of Alt Laws should be another fun, fun night
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at River City Speedway. When you're waying tomorrow, we'll get
into our question of the day today, but first things first,
let's catch you up a.
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to about number four on the iTunes chart right now.
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There's sixty seconds in your life you'll never get back.
As we get into our question of the day today,
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I want to hear about your rules question trending after
someone asked it on Reddit, and it's amazing how common
some of these are. Do you have any weird rules
you made out for yourself when you were younger that
you still follow It can be for a good reason
or no reason at all, but you decided it was
a personal rule. No one made you do it. I've
got a rule for example, you're sleeping or you're trying
(04:25):
to sleep middle of the night, you're tossing. Maybe you're
turning as well. You don't look at the alarm clock,
as that's only going to add going to add anxiety
to your life and make you stress more. Never look
at the alarm clock. LUs of course it's bright as
day and you've set your alarm clock for when it
(04:46):
was supposed to be before dawn to go off. Then
look at your alarm clock to see if you're slept in.
But you know what I mean, weird rule you made
up and continue to follow. Evan says, each armpit gets
the same number of deodorant wipes. I do that four
swipes armpit. If you do six swipes on your left pit,
your right one also gets six. That makes sense. I
(05:06):
think some of these are just people with mildow CD,
but I do that too. Save This is a checklist
for you guys. When you mean someone you can't answer,
excuse me. You can't swear in front of them until
they swear in front of you. But once they swear,
go wild. Never really thought about that one. Try to
keep the cursing down. Weird rule you made up that
(05:30):
you continue to follow if you need to retie One shoelace.
You must retie the other shoe. It's from sandy. If
you don't, you'll end up with one shoe that feels
too tight, then one that's too loose. I agree with
that too. Think because of that rule, I still prefer
slip on shoes, shoes with no LASiS. Yeah, you might
(05:52):
as well while you're down there, especially as you get older.
It it's more to bend down every time, right excel
Muddy three. Although well, hey, okay, you don't sell too
fired up? Who was this? Kelsey? Kelsey with a K.
Speaker 4 (06:10):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (06:11):
If you wake up in the middle of the night,
it's one of Trevor's rules. You can't look at the clock.
You'll never fall asleep. You have a weird rule. You
made up something.
Speaker 4 (06:20):
Not that really present, uncomfortable already. Typically, once we felt
like stay cleaning our living.
Speaker 2 (06:30):
Room, we don't stop to till it's the end. Otherwise, Oh,
that's a great rule. If you plan to do like
I'll do a little today, tomorrow and the next day,
you're not going to be motivated at least two out
of three of those days. Don't stop. That's that's a
great one. I have another random I always keep the
volume of radio TV channels on even numbers. You know
(06:55):
that one? I attribute that my life's been pretty good
so far, and if I change it is you're going
to take a take a dump in a hurry. So
I'm not gonna mess with that. I can't even focus
if I see the volume on like twenty five, it's
gonna be on twenty four to twenty six. Yeah, I
am a little different, but it's weird rule Wednesday. How
(07:20):
about I think I had an idea. I get you
a gift card to Ramis guys and send you to
Movie of River Cinema Hope. And but wait, there's more.
I'll put you on the should list for our first
Madora trip of the season, going out next Thursday, eight
thirty five. Am that in because Accommodations passes the Medorm Musical, Pitchfork,
fond and more. Awesome. Okay, you're officially on the list.
(07:41):
Don't talk me out of it, Kelsey Ill, what station
is hopefully going to be your Madora connection is now
your dinner and a movie connection.
Speaker 4 (07:50):
Until ninety three?
Speaker 2 (07:52):
That's sound Bundy. Three weird rules you made up and
continue to follow. Say look at my can of mellow
yellow zero. Today, my pop tab is shifted a little
to the right. I will do that with any can
of pop slash soda or beer. I did it just
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to know it was mine if I was around a
lot of people. But now, who am I kidding? I'm
not really around a lot of people very often, but
I still do it. I still do it. I don't
know why. It's that's how it's officially open. Ah, it
does taste like mine that way weird role you made
up and continue to follow. When you're eating, save a
(08:34):
bud of your favorite thing for last. Do I do
that one too, Like maybe that last bite of mashed
potatoes just to finish on a high note? I agree
on thousand percent. Save the last bite of the most
delicious thing in your plate for last. Good answer, Lesha today,
Good answer. Nancy says, never use a fake excuse like
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I can't go my grandma's sick because if she get sick,
you'll feel like you caused it. I do that too, never.
I mean, I've called it sick rarely, but I need
to be sick sick. I'm not going to fake a
sick day because I know I'm going to get hit
ten times worse. In long run if it happens. Never
fake a sick day. I mean you can. Chances are
(09:19):
your work doesn't care about you as much to care
about your work, right, But if you're going to take
a day, make something else up. Never never use a
somebody's injured, something bad's happened to somebody else. You just
don't give some final destination. Don't chance to the karma deal.
(09:43):
This one's nice. If I find a penny on the
ground but it's not heads up, I turn it heads
up so the next person can have a little lock.
I've never heard that before. Interesting. Interesting, let's do looking
one more weird rules you made up and continue to follow.
(10:05):
This is from Brandy. You can't brag about a random
act of kindness. If you tell someone about it, it
cancels out the good karma. No need to go to
the Instagram with a TikTok immediately and post how somebody
bought you your Starbucks that morning, for example. Just accept
and do it for the next person. You can talk
about it with your friends and family, of course, but
(10:27):
we don't need to see it, do we. Good answers Guys,
den't all up in your fridge your kitchen. Next most
dangerous foods in your kitchen stand by. They are off
by the way top ten xlmtythree dot com trivity page.
Am I giving you ten more things to worry about next?
(10:50):
Thanks el Matty three. Today, Well there, I hit you
with a quick hey, happy to be at work? What's
your name?
Speaker 5 (11:00):
Bob?
Speaker 2 (11:01):
Hey, Bob? What's a weird rule you made up and
continue to follow?
Speaker 4 (11:05):
You know?
Speaker 2 (11:05):
I'm gonna go with one you said, I always like
to save my best piece for laughs when you're eating anything.
It makes perfect sense. I think you're weirdo if you
don't do that, I don't know why they don't. You
should like I mean, restaurant managers should be able to
kick you out of the restaurant if they can tell
you you're saving like a piece of broccoli for last.
(11:29):
Excuse me, sir, please never come back here. You know
what you did.
Speaker 4 (11:32):
I thought it was funny when you said that, and
I thought, well, that's what I do.
Speaker 2 (11:36):
Save the best piece of food on your plate for last.
Good answer you and I, Hey, Bob, what do you
want to do here? I can get you to Mission
impossible eight the Oacho at River Cinema. I can set
you up at four tickets to the Red Hawks versus
Kansas City Monday Night. Got a Northern Air Action Park
gift card or a Dairy Queen gift card for your
qualifying prize, I would like to go to the theater.
(11:58):
Let's get you to Mission impost Late, the Old Show,
The Final Reckoning, And how about I put you on
the list for a first Madora trip of the season,
going out next Thursday at eight thirty five. I'd love
that including accommodations, Pitchfork, Fond Doomdor Musical and more. Be
listing next Thursday for now with Station's Proud to be
your movie Premiere, Connection.
Speaker 1 (12:20):
Excel Greece and am Not Trending testag Trending.
Speaker 2 (12:26):
On XL ninety three, Well Consumer Reports posted a list
of the most dangerous foods that might be sitting in
your fridge right now, based on how many people got
sick er leonard in the hospital last year thanks to
food poisoning. Like if you have a live lobster in
your fridge, that's not what they're counting here now. No,
(12:50):
them are definitely dangerous. It's just about how often they're
linked outbreaks and it's always one of these three types
of bacteria Salmonella, listeria, or E. Cool Lie, sometimes more
than one. This might make you go home between a fridge. Today,
I'll give you the top ten top ten foods freak
cook meats, including things like premade salads, throw some burritos.
(13:12):
Egg salads seem to be in the news all the
time for at breaks, don't they. But pre made salads
and frozen burritos they constant analist because stuff like that
gets recalled a lot. Number nine organic basil for hospitalizations,
four of them. Last year, organic carrots one death, twenty hospitalized,
leafy greens one depth, thirty six people had retreated. Number
(13:36):
six onions for most dangerous foods in your fridge one death,
thirty four hospitalizations. Now here's your top five. And we've
talked about how long you can keep things past the
expiration dates. And I can't remember what the rule was
for eggs, but I want to say it was at
least a month after the expiration. David, don't quote me
on that eggs landed thirty four people in the hospital.
(13:58):
Number four ko us go and Cote Hodge cheese. It's
called two deaths, twenty three hospitalies. Here's your three worst ones,
raw milk and rawmel cheese. Twenty nine people added to
the er last year. Cucumbers the most dangerous vegetable. No death,
one hundred and seventy three people hospitalized. Maybe a pull
one up fall on it. You stab yourself again. No
(14:24):
need to joke about that, Trevor, careful with the cucumbers
the worst culprit those deli meat eighty seven people hospitalized
last year and ten deaths. Most dangerous foods in your
fridge axcel ntty three dot com trivity page. All right,
I'll leave your kitchen right now. Thanks for letting me
get all up in it. That's trending.
Speaker 1 (14:43):
Bet you didn't know random facts coming at you now,
that's excel ntty three.
Speaker 2 (14:50):
Oh, I'll quit. These weeks fly by, but especially with
a long weekend, but so exciting, So ready, time to
visit with the one they called Courtney Barston logan xb
realz friends that he's living court to the knee. Good morning,
good morning morning.
Speaker 4 (15:05):
I'm just throwing in some laundry.
Speaker 2 (15:07):
You know, we're asking gotta be you, gotta be, Trevor.
Speaker 4 (15:12):
You know, one woman show over here.
Speaker 2 (15:14):
There's your kid on summer vacation. Yet not yet.
Speaker 4 (15:17):
We've got two more days. Today is like a field day?
Did your field day when you were a kid?
Speaker 2 (15:22):
Yeah?
Speaker 4 (15:22):
We did?
Speaker 2 (15:23):
That was fun?
Speaker 4 (15:24):
Okay we did not, so who knew? Who knew to me?
Speaker 2 (15:27):
Fun?
Speaker 4 (15:28):
Let's be a Canadian thingy.
Speaker 2 (15:30):
You're you commute to Canada to take your kid to school.
That's very nice of you. Yeah. Yeah, although then you'd
have another I know you don't because you'd have another
month of school that she didn't. No starts in just
a second, But did you know in Canada we went
to school to the end of June.
Speaker 4 (15:47):
Yeah, it's there's just so much like different stuff because
he's like, well, why is my friend out of school?
And why is this? And I'm like, you know, I
don't know. I think that's the different school systems are
like we have something better than you do, so we're
going to change stuff just to make the kids math.
Speaker 2 (16:02):
That could be worse. You could have gone to school
for an extra month during summer June. I had no
idea that was the thing until I moved down here.
So do the math on that twelve more months of
school basically an entire year, And I'm not a lick
smarter for doing it.
Speaker 4 (16:16):
Good golly, miss Molly. You know, like, why why did
they do that to you? But you probably didn't start.
Speaker 2 (16:21):
Tell what same October right after Labor Day?
Speaker 4 (16:25):
Oh shoot, okay, I thought maybe they gave me some
more time because it's hold up there, But.
Speaker 2 (16:31):
Well together, what's opening facts before the irritates me anymore?
Speaker 4 (16:36):
Okay, sounds good.
Speaker 2 (16:37):
Let's go to Lichtensteg Lichtenstin as a excuse me as
I whipped this out pulling out my geography minor from
the University of North Dakota. The country of Lichtenstein has
won ten Olympic medals, all of them in what sport.
Speaker 4 (16:54):
Cooling?
Speaker 2 (16:55):
So close skiing, skiing?
Speaker 4 (16:58):
Okay, that makes sense, all right, Let's put.
Speaker 2 (17:00):
Time in perspective right now. Bechten didn't know the day
Michael Jackson caught on fire while he was filming a
Pepsi commercial was literally the halfway point of his life.
It happened n eighty two days after he was born,
and he died eighty one days after that happened.
Speaker 4 (17:20):
That had the one obsessed chance to me.
Speaker 2 (17:23):
I think, So.
Speaker 4 (17:26):
That's weird, right, That.
Speaker 2 (17:28):
Is very morbidly weird, not what one you and I
are normals. We're not doing that sort of stuff with
our free time.
Speaker 4 (17:36):
No, No, I'm that's weird. Yep.
Speaker 2 (17:41):
Are coyote is really that dangerous coyote? They are?
Speaker 4 (17:46):
I'm a Williston coyote, and I believe that we are.
Speaker 2 (17:51):
Well, there are only two documented cases in the history
of coyotes killing humans, so you guys have only done
it twice, You Williston coyotes. You why documented?
Speaker 4 (18:03):
Wow? Okay, there is Wyley and what is Wiley coyote?
He's just a menace.
Speaker 2 (18:11):
Roadrunners bonus fact two are more dangerous than coyotes.
Speaker 4 (18:16):
Are they really? Okay?
Speaker 2 (18:18):
I know Linney tunes added backwards.
Speaker 4 (18:21):
Yeah, real pain, real pay that, But it kind.
Speaker 2 (18:23):
Of makes sense why the Roadrunner pumbled the coyote basically
on every single episode. You should have been dad. You're
right ready for old wives tale?
Speaker 4 (18:34):
I'm ready.
Speaker 2 (18:35):
Let's didn't know? An old wives tale says a pregnant
woman with heartburners more likely to have a hairy baby.
A study in two thousand and six tried to disprove it,
but actually proved it. True. Heartburn and harry babies are
both linked to a woman's estrogen levels.
Speaker 4 (18:52):
True, Trevor, It's true. I had the.
Speaker 2 (18:54):
Heartburn, that's a fact.
Speaker 4 (18:55):
And a hairy baby, you know, And I was waiting
for a mustache baby some weird right, like a little
baby bridge.
Speaker 2 (19:05):
The coolest did in daycare.
Speaker 4 (19:08):
Yeah, but yeah, that heartburn's real.
Speaker 2 (19:12):
You'd be buying fake candy and soda for all the
kids if you had a fake mustache in daycare, if
it could sneak out, it'd be cool.
Speaker 4 (19:18):
Little candy smoke.
Speaker 2 (19:21):
This is an interesting fact. Finally, bet you didn't know.
A recent studies showed the taxi and ambulance drivers have
a lower risk of death from Alzheimer's disease compared to
more than four hundred other professions. Now, that could be
because they're constantly using navigational and spatial processing. Those on
the flying decisions may protect the driver's cognitive abilities, but
(19:43):
it might not translate to uber drivers because the older
drivers in the study most they worked before GPS systems
were widely used. I know, that's a hut. Huh damn, Gina,
that's interesting. That's wild trivor wild, Courtney. I know, every
(20:04):
day is a wild day, every week's a wild week.
In the realtor industry. I can only imagine what you're
going to hit me with, hit us with as we
talk realtor World today.
Speaker 4 (20:16):
Yeah, I'll do my best. I'll do my best. It's
you know, it's open house season. People like to go
to the open houses and do that, and so I
just always like to put a friendly reminder to people,
like it's great to peek at an open house and
to do that. But it's always good to work with
an agent that you have working on your side as
a buyer agent, because when you do go to an
(20:38):
open house, the person hosting that is working for the seller,
and so anything you say to them, they do have
an obligation to share with the sellers. If you say no, you.
Speaker 2 (20:47):
Feel like you're becoming friends, but really you're giving them
your You've got to know when to hold them, when
to fold.
Speaker 4 (20:52):
Them right one hundred percent. So I would tell my clients,
you're welcome to go to open houses. You don't have
to because we can set up showing so that, but
you're welcome to do that. But mom's the word. Let
them know you're working with me, and you know we're
good to go. We don't have to ask those questions
to show our interest or anything like that. But just
a little disclaimer on that if you are heading into
(21:15):
those and are really interested in that, and I do
highly recommend doing a buyer consultation. If you are even
remotely interested in hitting up the market, you might say like,
I'm not even sure, like it's the right house, you know,
landed on the market, we'd be ready. Unfortunately, there might
be somebody that's a little more ready than you and
you could miss out on that right house. So buyer
(21:37):
consultations are fantastic. You get to meet the agent, walk
through the process. I make sure that my clients are
pre qualified or have their ducks in a row in
that way, and just feel more confident going in if
if the right one was to hit or if we
were ready to start the search. So if you have
questions about that, if you're kind of like dabbling of
like maybe we could use an extra bedroom, not sure,
(22:00):
you can give me a holler seven zero one five
eight zero two zero two four. You can find me
on the socials at Grand Cities Living. Or if you're
offended that we still have two more days of school
we were talking about, which can get my broker at
xtreelt dot com.
Speaker 2 (22:15):
I really hope you do hit up the broker one time,
you guys, just.
Speaker 4 (22:19):
Yeah, yep, go find her.
Speaker 2 (22:21):
I'm a little poke here, Michelle.
Speaker 4 (22:23):
I'm a little little beef, little gear to grind.
Speaker 2 (22:27):
Courtney is here. I think it was yesterday. I was
walking my dives a little pond close to my house
and there were three ducks in a row, and I thought,
of you, did you you are my ducks in a row?
Speaker 4 (22:37):
Connection, Well, thanks, because my little bobal fingers are all
over the place. But they definitely weren't my ducks up there,
so I appreciate that someone has their ducks in a row.
Speaker 2 (22:47):
I love that, Courtney. What's a weird rule? By the way,
I have all of Courtney's contact infall gladly slided to
slide it your way if you need it. What's a
weird rule you made up and continue to follow? I
use my prime example waking up on the night. You're
not allowed to look at the time if you know
what time it is to get anxious and won't fall
back sleep.
Speaker 4 (23:06):
You know I didn't make this up with my parents, right,
you know, like you have to wait thirty minutes after
you eat, otherwise you're going to sink if you want
a pool.
Speaker 2 (23:13):
Okay, but does it sink or throw off or both
or die?
Speaker 4 (23:18):
You can die.
Speaker 2 (23:19):
That's how you control your kids at the lake or
the beach. Yeah you can right now. But you're sitting
down for thirty minutes.
Speaker 4 (23:26):
Yeah, which is it's I don't understand why they do
that because like as a parent, I'm like, yeah, you
get it, get back out there, you know, because I don't.
We don't have to sit here for thirty minutes in
silence and just get in there.
Speaker 2 (23:38):
So do you make your your young ones sit for
thirty minutes or do you compromise till fifteen? Yeah?
Speaker 4 (23:44):
Just the pens, right, you know. If it's the lake,
it's like I want to finish my food before I
go down there. But if there's a pool r right there,
I'm like, get after it. You know, you just let
those little slippers slip.
Speaker 2 (23:55):
There's chlorine the pool. Nothing's going to go wrong. You're good,
right Yeah?
Speaker 4 (24:00):
Uh yeah, you don't yet. No no shirting in there. Nothing.
Speaker 2 (24:06):
There's a reason called the broker right now, I thought
because we said chlorine. But I guess maybe that you
don't like to talk about chemicals on the way to
work or school. It stresses that, yeahad that a different study.
Speaker 4 (24:21):
Next week we'll be talking. We won't be saying kids,
you know, because the kids, well the.
Speaker 2 (24:25):
Canadian We can take this to the next level next week. Okay,
perfect Courtney Barstead, Logan esp Realty, Grand Cities Living, have
a grand first weekend of June. I can't believe we're
talking like that already.
Speaker 4 (24:36):
I know you as well. Enjoy the sunshine.
Speaker 2 (24:42):
And I won't begin this weekend. Sure not. If the
Quentman Way Drive join me out there. I'll be out
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Getway in fifty first.
Speaker 1 (25:16):
Let me put it this way your Wednesday morning Moron Award. Yes,
more on my excel in ninety three.
Speaker 2 (25:22):
This has taken jaywalking to a whole new level I
think managed. Charlottesville, Virginia, Kevin Cox his name, arrested after
he painted his own crosswalk on a busy street. Now.
Unfortunately for him, it didn't take the city long catch
on get rid of it. Kevin knew it wouldn't last.
(25:43):
He even used a non permanent water soluble sprayed shock.
But he did it to prove a point. He said.
Residentsmen trying to get the traffic under control for a while,
and they can't get the city to do anything about it.
So he decided to take matters into his own hands.
People's court always taught us never to take matters into
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our own hands. You take them to court. Neighbor. A
neighbor who uses a wheelchair says Kevin's actions are heroic.
Speaker 5 (26:12):
We can't get traffic control cameras. If the police won't
enforce the law enough to communicate with people, then we
have to turn to physical methods to slow drivers down.
After I put the first thin line down, I've heard
people in amazements say, look at that.
Speaker 2 (26:27):
The drivers see it and they're slowing down. They were
slowing down. But hero or not, you can't feat your
own crosswalks on streets. I don't think you can make
your own street signs too. You guys take River Road
in these Grand Forks, going back toward the Gateway bridge,
there's that slow twenty mile an hour curve sign. I
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think somebody just put that out because it doesn't even
look like a real street sign. I've always thought that,
but it hasn't been taken down, so perhaps it's real.
Kevin with property damage and it's facing up to a
year in jail. He hopes he can get off because
he was choking on actual pain, so I think he's
good there. He's also hoping the case death city engineers
to reconsider putting something there, so we're gonna send them
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more on Award to the court. Right now, somebody's going
to eventually end up with this man in Virginia arrested
for drawing is on crosswalk on a busy street. Didn't
vandalize anything. We take our second trip to Virginia. It's
not dealt out yet to anybody, but it will be
at t one of these parties in Virginia. The Wednesday morning,
More on.
Speaker 1 (27:29):
Award, Grand Forks and iHeartRadio station Morning Burgers on the Grill,
(27:52):
Burgers on the Grill.
Speaker 2 (27:56):
I really had my bill. A burger's on the grill.
Speaker 6 (28:05):
When the relatives go home, I'm stuck with chicken bones
and burgers on the grill.
Speaker 2 (28:14):
There's a steak jip on the cold. It fell down
through the hole and now it's caught on fire. Smells
like a funeral fire.
Speaker 6 (28:33):
I was trying to get it back, but it's turning
gretty black.
Speaker 2 (28:38):
Steak jiff on the cold. Yeah, weener on the foil.
The skin begins to boil. I dropped it in the soil.
Speaker 6 (28:56):
I thought that it was boiled, so I lost it
with a hose and beded too and rose waiter on
the fall.
Speaker 4 (29:08):
Yeah, burger.
Speaker 2 (29:14):
Burgers, Happy National Hamburger Day? What is America's favorite hamburger?
And back to our good morning this morning? What's for breakfast?
I want a hamburger for breakfast. For breakfast scheemsburger hamburger.
Recentlybrisa hamburger. I'm having a mandatory hamburger. What is it
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national hamburger? As a matter of fact, it is Happy
National Hamburger Day. Hamburger. All right, let's get cooking. It's
showtime and five temperature climbing fifty six now eighty excuse me,
seventy eight Yesterday most eighty seventy eight. Mike wins again
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Today seventy six are high with sunshine mostly clear fifty two.
Tonight's sunny eighty two throwback Thursday, Roddy sunny eighty eight
for Saturday. How about sunshine eighty six fifty six starts morning,
Poor Gloria, sunshine for us to enjoy. Want you to
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answer my question of the day today. We've all got
a rule wake up in the middle of the night.
You can't look at the clock. You'll never fall asleep.
I'm sure others have the similar weird rule. Sure weird
rule you made out, We're gonna play. That's a facts
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on a Wednesday coming up. I've got some facts, actual
factual sum I've completely made up three out of five rights.
You will choose your own adventure prize and get qualified
from Adorata first mador trip of the season going out
on well next Thursday, Next Thursday on xcelnty three thirty
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five in the AMIL but door trips all summer long
for you guys. Proud to be your summer Activities connection
excelnty three. Happy National Burger Day Today it is National
Hamburger Day. Door Dash did a little look most popular
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type of burger in all fifty states. Right off the bat,
we might need to call what's the flag you throw
when something isn't correct? Is a chicken sandwich or burger?
I think it's its own entity. I do not consider
that a burger. They claim chicken burgers are now the
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most popular type of burger in the United States, though,
unless you're talking about ground chicken molded into a patty,
it's a chicken sandwich in my book, just this, but
I'm going to share this with you the loss of
my agree or disagreement, you can tell what side of
the fence I'm on so far. They say the rankings
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are based on what people order the most last year,
and they claim hamburgers or cheeseburgers were only the most
ordered type of burger in fourteen states. I know, I
kind of find that hard to believe too, compared to
seventeen states where chicken burgers were number one, then veggie
burgers thirteen states, mostly up North, and turkey burgers with six.
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I would eat all of them. But the more real
the burger is, the better it's gonna taste. You're not
alone if you expected cheeseburgers. We number one in all
fifty states. I would have guessed that try this this summer. Guys.
You take the ground beef, the ground chuck, get some
cheese curds. Might have to make it to Wisconsin for
some good ones, but regardless, you stuff those inside the burger,
(32:48):
inside of the meat. Then you grow them with the
cheese curds inside the meat. Delicious door dashes. People are
looking for helping your options than red meats these days,
they say. Chicken is also rotting high riding a high
right now from the viral chicken sandwich trend that caught
on a few years ago. National Burger Day two days
after Memorial Day. Lovel. That's weird too, isn't it? If
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you are ready for another burger? A bunch of burger
places running deals today, including one cent Burgers for Rewards
members and Wendy's but be in North Dakota, Minnesota. Map
favorite burger veggie burger. I'm throwing that flag right now.
I think it starts with a B and there's an
ass in there somewhere, but I'm throwing it veggie burgersh
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But hey, you're a vegetarian, you'll love your veggie Burger's
good for you. I just don't think it's the most
popular in North Dakota and Minnesota, but I will stay
neutral on this one. I am always impressed by these
singing talents, sometimes kiddens singing talents in the Red River
Valley and the stars will shine at the Greater Grand
(33:53):
Forts Fair again. The voice is back and it is
time to set up. We have limited spots right now.
Is coming up June eighteenth, Grand Forks Fairgrounds. It's a
Wednesday evening six pm. First ten contestants. Once we have ten,
we are done. Grand prize. How about three hundred and
(34:14):
fifty dollars in cash for first place? Cash prize is
for second third place too. You can sing. Go to
Excelmaty three dot com sign up so a voice. The
Greater Grand Forks Fair is back. Looking forward to that
again this year Homeways fun so a new term water
based cooking? Have you heard four of the term water
based cooking? Or maybe it's just you know, boiling. Let's
(34:38):
get all up in your kitchen again for the second
time today. Next MAXL ninety three. Hi am a callar nine? Well, Hey, hey,
who's this? This is Jill Joe share with me a rule,
A weird rule you made up but continue to follow today.
Speaker 4 (35:01):
It's kind of an older one. Actually, nothing good happens
after midnight.
Speaker 1 (35:05):
So if I am out and about the night, I
try to leave anywhere I'm at by midnight.
Speaker 2 (35:11):
You know, I've kind of over the years shaved hours
off of that too. Now it's like nothing good happens
after about six pm for me.
Speaker 4 (35:19):
I don't eve think it started till six pm.
Speaker 2 (35:21):
So so you say you're better than me, Well, not better,
just maybe more active. We can go with that. Yes, sir,
let's play. That's a fact. I don't know if you
want to play for movie tickets for River Cinema. I've
got a four of RedHawks tickets for Monday and night
against Kansas City. A gift card Northern Air Action Park,
(35:42):
or twenty bucks a dairy queen. We'll get you qualified
from a door trip to Okay the dairy queen queen. Yeah,
let's do some ice cream this summer. Yes, sir, that's
a fact. Tell me these actual factual? Am I making
them up? Bang? Number one potential fact that Cheetah is
the only cat that cannot retract its claws? Is that
(36:04):
a fact. Let's go with the fact. That's a fact
that cheetahs have semi retractable clause to help attraction during
high speed chases. Good start, Good start. Number two. The
first man made object to reach space was a weather balloon.
Is that a fact? I'm going to go with the fact.
(36:26):
That is not a fact, Joe. It was a Vitu
rocket launched by Germany in nineteen forty four. Shoot, it's okay,
Two more right, three more chances. The average person is
about one hundred thousand hairs on their head. Is that
a fact? That is a fact. That's a fact true
for most adults with a full head of hair. All right,
(36:48):
we need one more, all right. Some lizards can squirt
blood from their eyes. Is that a fact?
Speaker 1 (36:56):
Is that is a fact?
Speaker 2 (36:58):
Texas horned lizard uses This is a defense mechanism. I
would not want to mess with that. I don't even
know if I want to go to Texas ever. Now
I want to run into one of those you, Joe,
Let's get you twenty bucks to dairy Queen. Get you
on the short list for the first majority trip of
the season, going out eight thirty five next Thursday, including accommodations, passes,
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the Pitchfork fond do mcderm music going more for now,
what station's pround to be your your ice cream in
this summer from Dairy Queen Connection.
Speaker 4 (37:29):
Excel ninety three Time.
Speaker 1 (37:32):
For one more thing on Xcel ninety three One more time,
one more one.
Speaker 4 (37:40):
This.
Speaker 2 (37:40):
If you're like me, you don't have time to try
the latest cooking trends in social media and bringing your
phone into your kitchen all the time, and you're getting
ready to make follow me. Let's face it, say the
same six, eight, ten things you make all the time, right,
But there is good news. There's a new trend that
(38:00):
you might already be doing if you make, say mecha
cheese or spaghetti. Well. Latest cooking term going viral on
TikTok water based cooking, water based cooking, and it's basically
just what it sounds like. One video shows a montage
of things being boiled, steamed, and cooked as soups and stews,
with a caption quote, you started water based cooking and
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now your skin is clear, your stomach is thriving, and
you recover from illness overnights and some claim water based
methods like boiling, blanching, steaming, or poaching can reverse aging. Now,
the idea is that this gentler cooking style avoids on
healthy techniques using oils and high heats like frying, santeing, baking,
(38:45):
air frying, and grilling, which is supposedly the worst Naturally
cooking with water is in ground baking breaking. So people
online having some fun with this. I love some of
these comments. Gen Z discovers soup funny. This is just
read a food, especially in Asian cultures. Water based cooking
TikTok is a term in quotations for the most basic things.
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That's a fact. I like this one. I remember my
first soup.
Speaker 4 (39:15):
Oh.
Speaker 2 (39:15):
I love how we're discovering boiling. Now let's do one
more weight. Do I put a pan of water on
the burner and then turn on the burner? Or do
I turn the burner and then put the pan of
water on it after I turn the burner on? And
what were you cooking before? Water based cooking? New trend?
(39:38):
One more? I can't wait for the next TikTok trend
to be about fire based cooking. Happy fire based cooking season.
Speaker 3 (39:44):
By the way, many employers allow their workers to dress
more casually during the hotter summer months, but use common
sense around this relaxed policy. For instance, men wearing nothing
but speedos and women in nothing but a thong can
sometimes cause a distraction in busines this meeting. Wearing only
a bath towel may be okay for your cubicle, but
you'll need a smart pair of.
Speaker 2 (40:05):
Flip flops for venturing into.
Speaker 3 (40:06):
Public areas, and if you're going to participate in buck
naked Wednesdays, be extra careful around the coffee machine. Follow
these tips and you'll enjoy a casual and comfortable summer.
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Julie Wanton men talking at you like
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What's for breakfast? I want a hamburger for breakfast. For breakfast, Shanensburger, Hamburger.
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Ham.
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I'm having a mandatory hamburger. What is it national Hamburger?
As a matter of fact, it is happy National Hamburger dayger.
All right, let's get cooking. Let's showtime seven three seventy
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I'm gonna tell you how you can win yourself at
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up on the Night of Medora. Get that, get that
stay booked early. She can go whenever you want to go,
but the first trip will go out When Anything eight
thirty five next Thursday on Xcel nty three Tomorrow on
the show World of Altlas going to River City Speedway
Friday night, you can win your tickets on Throwback Thursday.
World of Alt Laws should be another fun, fun night
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at River City Speedway. When you're waying tomorrow, we'll get
into our question of the day today, but first things first,
let's catch you up a.
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nuns were invited on the show to speak about vocation.
Well one sister launched into her beatboxing talents. Just take
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to about number four on the iTunes chart right now.
The beatboxing noun on Catholic TV video was up in
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There's sixty seconds in your life you'll never get back.
As we get into our question of the day today,
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I want to hear about your rules question trending after
someone asked it on Reddit, and it's amazing how common
some of these are. Do you have any weird rules
you made out for yourself when you were younger that
you still follow It can be for a good reason
or no reason at all, but you decided it was
a personal rule. No one made you do it. I've
got a rule for example, you're sleeping or you're trying
(04:25):
to sleep middle of the night, you're tossing. Maybe you're
turning as well. You don't look at the alarm clock,
as that's only going to add going to add anxiety
to your life and make you stress more. Never look
at the alarm clock. LUs of course it's bright as
day and you've set your alarm clock for when it
(04:46):
was supposed to be before dawn to go off. Then
look at your alarm clock to see if you're slept in.
But you know what I mean, weird rule you made
up and continue to follow. Evan says, each armpit gets
the same number of deodorant wipes. I do that four
swipes armpit. If you do six swipes on your left pit,
your right one also gets six. That makes sense. I
(05:06):
think some of these are just people with mildow CD,
but I do that too. Save This is a checklist
for you guys. When you mean someone you can't answer,
excuse me. You can't swear in front of them until
they swear in front of you. But once they swear,
go wild. Never really thought about that one. Try to
keep the cursing down. Weird rule you made up that
(05:30):
you continue to follow if you need to retie One shoelace.
You must retie the other shoe. It's from sandy. If
you don't, you'll end up with one shoe that feels
too tight, then one that's too loose. I agree with
that too. Think because of that rule, I still prefer
slip on shoes, shoes with no LASiS. Yeah, you might
(05:52):
as well while you're down there, especially as you get older.
It it's more to bend down every time, right excel
Muddy three. Although well, hey, okay, you don't sell too
fired up? Who was this? Kelsey? Kelsey with a K.
Speaker 4 (06:10):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (06:11):
If you wake up in the middle of the night,
it's one of Trevor's rules. You can't look at the clock.
You'll never fall asleep. You have a weird rule. You
made up something.
Speaker 4 (06:20):
Not that really present, uncomfortable already. Typically, once we felt
like stay cleaning our living.
Speaker 2 (06:30):
Room, we don't stop to till it's the end. Otherwise, Oh,
that's a great rule. If you plan to do like
I'll do a little today, tomorrow and the next day,
you're not going to be motivated at least two out
of three of those days. Don't stop. That's that's a
great one. I have another random I always keep the
volume of radio TV channels on even numbers. You know
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that one? I attribute that my life's been pretty good
so far, and if I change it is you're going
to take a take a dump in a hurry. So
I'm not gonna mess with that. I can't even focus
if I see the volume on like twenty five, it's
gonna be on twenty four to twenty six. Yeah, I
am a little different, but it's weird rule Wednesday. How
(07:20):
about I think I had an idea. I get you
a gift card to Ramis guys and send you to
Movie of River Cinema Hope. And but wait, there's more.
I'll put you on the should list for our first
Madora trip of the season, going out next Thursday, eight
thirty five. Am that in because Accommodations passes the Medorm Musical, Pitchfork,
fond and more. Awesome. Okay, you're officially on the list.
(07:41):
Don't talk me out of it, Kelsey Ill, what station
is hopefully going to be your Madora connection is now
your dinner and a movie connection.
Speaker 4 (07:50):
Until ninety three?
Speaker 2 (07:52):
That's sound Bundy. Three weird rules you made up and
continue to follow. Say look at my can of mellow
yellow zero. Today, my pop tab is shifted a little
to the right. I will do that with any can
of pop slash soda or beer. I did it just
(08:13):
to know it was mine if I was around a
lot of people. But now, who am I kidding? I'm
not really around a lot of people very often, but
I still do it. I still do it. I don't
know why. It's that's how it's officially open. Ah, it
does taste like mine that way weird role you made
up and continue to follow. When you're eating, save a
(08:34):
bud of your favorite thing for last. Do I do
that one too, Like maybe that last bite of mashed
potatoes just to finish on a high note? I agree
on thousand percent. Save the last bite of the most
delicious thing in your plate for last. Good answer, Lesha today,
Good answer. Nancy says, never use a fake excuse like
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I can't go my grandma's sick because if she get sick,
you'll feel like you caused it. I do that too, never.
I mean, I've called it sick rarely, but I need
to be sick sick. I'm not going to fake a
sick day because I know I'm going to get hit
ten times worse. In long run if it happens. Never
fake a sick day. I mean you can. Chances are
(09:19):
your work doesn't care about you as much to care
about your work, right, But if you're going to take
a day, make something else up. Never never use a
somebody's injured, something bad's happened to somebody else. You just
don't give some final destination. Don't chance to the karma deal.
(09:43):
This one's nice. If I find a penny on the
ground but it's not heads up, I turn it heads
up so the next person can have a little lock.
I've never heard that before. Interesting. Interesting, let's do looking
one more weird rules you made up and continue to follow.
(10:05):
This is from Brandy. You can't brag about a random
act of kindness. If you tell someone about it, it
cancels out the good karma. No need to go to
the Instagram with a TikTok immediately and post how somebody
bought you your Starbucks that morning, for example. Just accept
and do it for the next person. You can talk
about it with your friends and family, of course, but
(10:27):
we don't need to see it, do we. Good answers Guys,
den't all up in your fridge your kitchen. Next most
dangerous foods in your kitchen stand by. They are off
by the way top ten xlmtythree dot com trivity page.
Am I giving you ten more things to worry about next?
(10:50):
Thanks el Matty three. Today, Well there, I hit you
with a quick hey, happy to be at work? What's
your name?
Speaker 5 (11:00):
Bob?
Speaker 2 (11:01):
Hey, Bob? What's a weird rule you made up and
continue to follow?
Speaker 4 (11:05):
You know?
Speaker 2 (11:05):
I'm gonna go with one you said, I always like
to save my best piece for laughs when you're eating anything.
It makes perfect sense. I think you're weirdo if you
don't do that, I don't know why they don't. You
should like I mean, restaurant managers should be able to
kick you out of the restaurant if they can tell
you you're saving like a piece of broccoli for last.
(11:29):
Excuse me, sir, please never come back here. You know
what you did.
Speaker 4 (11:32):
I thought it was funny when you said that, and
I thought, well, that's what I do.
Speaker 2 (11:36):
Save the best piece of food on your plate for last.
Good answer you and I, Hey, Bob, what do you
want to do here? I can get you to Mission
impossible eight the Oacho at River Cinema. I can set
you up at four tickets to the Red Hawks versus
Kansas City Monday Night. Got a Northern Air Action Park
gift card or a Dairy Queen gift card for your
qualifying prize, I would like to go to the theater.
(11:58):
Let's get you to Mission impost Late, the Old Show,
The Final Reckoning, And how about I put you on
the list for a first Madora trip of the season,
going out next Thursday at eight thirty five. I'd love
that including accommodations, Pitchfork, Fond Doomdor Musical and more. Be
listing next Thursday for now with Station's Proud to be
your movie Premiere, Connection.
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Excel Greece and am Not Trending testag Trending.
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On XL ninety three, Well Consumer Reports posted a list
of the most dangerous foods that might be sitting in
your fridge right now, based on how many people got
sick er leonard in the hospital last year thanks to
food poisoning. Like if you have a live lobster in
your fridge, that's not what they're counting here now. No,
(12:50):
them are definitely dangerous. It's just about how often they're
linked outbreaks and it's always one of these three types
of bacteria Salmonella, listeria, or E. Cool Lie, sometimes more
than one. This might make you go home between a fridge. Today,
I'll give you the top ten top ten foods freak
cook meats, including things like premade salads, throw some burritos.
(13:12):
Egg salads seem to be in the news all the
time for at breaks, don't they. But pre made salads
and frozen burritos they constant analist because stuff like that
gets recalled a lot. Number nine organic basil for hospitalizations,
four of them. Last year, organic carrots one death, twenty hospitalized,
leafy greens one depth, thirty six people had retreated. Number
(13:36):
six onions for most dangerous foods in your fridge one death,
thirty four hospitalizations. Now here's your top five. And we've
talked about how long you can keep things past the
expiration dates. And I can't remember what the rule was
for eggs, but I want to say it was at
least a month after the expiration. David, don't quote me
on that eggs landed thirty four people in the hospital.
(13:58):
Number four ko us go and Cote Hodge cheese. It's
called two deaths, twenty three hospitalies. Here's your three worst ones,
raw milk and rawmel cheese. Twenty nine people added to
the er last year. Cucumbers the most dangerous vegetable. No death,
one hundred and seventy three people hospitalized. Maybe a pull
one up fall on it. You stab yourself again. No
(14:24):
need to joke about that, Trevor, careful with the cucumbers
the worst culprit those deli meat eighty seven people hospitalized
last year and ten deaths. Most dangerous foods in your
fridge axcel ntty three dot com trivity page. All right,
I'll leave your kitchen right now. Thanks for letting me
get all up in it. That's trending.
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Bet you didn't know random facts coming at you now,
that's excel ntty three.
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Oh, I'll quit. These weeks fly by, but especially with
a long weekend, but so exciting, So ready, time to
visit with the one they called Courtney Barston logan xb
realz friends that he's living court to the knee. Good morning,
good morning morning.
Speaker 4 (15:05):
I'm just throwing in some laundry.
Speaker 2 (15:07):
You know, we're asking gotta be you, gotta be, Trevor.
Speaker 4 (15:12):
You know, one woman show over here.
Speaker 2 (15:14):
There's your kid on summer vacation. Yet not yet.
Speaker 4 (15:17):
We've got two more days. Today is like a field day?
Did your field day when you were a kid?
Speaker 2 (15:22):
Yeah?
Speaker 4 (15:22):
We did?
Speaker 2 (15:23):
That was fun?
Speaker 4 (15:24):
Okay we did not, so who knew? Who knew to me?
Speaker 2 (15:27):
Fun?
Speaker 4 (15:28):
Let's be a Canadian thingy.
Speaker 2 (15:30):
You're you commute to Canada to take your kid to school.
That's very nice of you. Yeah. Yeah, although then you'd
have another I know you don't because you'd have another
month of school that she didn't. No starts in just
a second, But did you know in Canada we went
to school to the end of June.
Speaker 4 (15:47):
Yeah, it's there's just so much like different stuff because
he's like, well, why is my friend out of school?
And why is this? And I'm like, you know, I
don't know. I think that's the different school systems are
like we have something better than you do, so we're
going to change stuff just to make the kids math.
Speaker 2 (16:02):
That could be worse. You could have gone to school
for an extra month during summer June. I had no
idea that was the thing until I moved down here.
So do the math on that twelve more months of
school basically an entire year, And I'm not a lick
smarter for doing it.
Speaker 4 (16:16):
Good golly, miss Molly. You know, like, why why did
they do that to you? But you probably didn't start.
Speaker 2 (16:21):
Tell what same October right after Labor Day?
Speaker 4 (16:25):
Oh shoot, okay, I thought maybe they gave me some
more time because it's hold up there, But.
Speaker 2 (16:31):
Well together, what's opening facts before the irritates me anymore?
Speaker 4 (16:36):
Okay, sounds good.
Speaker 2 (16:37):
Let's go to Lichtensteg Lichtenstin as a excuse me as
I whipped this out pulling out my geography minor from
the University of North Dakota. The country of Lichtenstein has
won ten Olympic medals, all of them in what sport.
Speaker 4 (16:54):
Cooling?
Speaker 2 (16:55):
So close skiing, skiing?
Speaker 4 (16:58):
Okay, that makes sense, all right, Let's put.
Speaker 2 (17:00):
Time in perspective right now. Bechten didn't know the day
Michael Jackson caught on fire while he was filming a
Pepsi commercial was literally the halfway point of his life.
It happened n eighty two days after he was born,
and he died eighty one days after that happened.
Speaker 4 (17:20):
That had the one obsessed chance to me.
Speaker 2 (17:23):
I think, So.
Speaker 4 (17:26):
That's weird, right, That.
Speaker 2 (17:28):
Is very morbidly weird, not what one you and I
are normals. We're not doing that sort of stuff with
our free time.
Speaker 4 (17:36):
No, No, I'm that's weird. Yep.
Speaker 2 (17:41):
Are coyote is really that dangerous coyote? They are?
Speaker 4 (17:46):
I'm a Williston coyote, and I believe that we are.
Speaker 2 (17:51):
Well, there are only two documented cases in the history
of coyotes killing humans, so you guys have only done
it twice, You Williston coyotes. You why documented?
Speaker 4 (18:03):
Wow? Okay, there is Wyley and what is Wiley coyote?
He's just a menace.
Speaker 2 (18:11):
Roadrunners bonus fact two are more dangerous than coyotes.
Speaker 4 (18:16):
Are they really? Okay?
Speaker 2 (18:18):
I know Linney tunes added backwards.
Speaker 4 (18:21):
Yeah, real pain, real pay that, But it kind.
Speaker 2 (18:23):
Of makes sense why the Roadrunner pumbled the coyote basically
on every single episode. You should have been dad. You're
right ready for old wives tale?
Speaker 4 (18:34):
I'm ready.
Speaker 2 (18:35):
Let's didn't know? An old wives tale says a pregnant
woman with heartburners more likely to have a hairy baby.
A study in two thousand and six tried to disprove it,
but actually proved it. True. Heartburn and harry babies are
both linked to a woman's estrogen levels.
Speaker 4 (18:52):
True, Trevor, It's true. I had the.
Speaker 2 (18:54):
Heartburn, that's a fact.
Speaker 4 (18:55):
And a hairy baby, you know, And I was waiting
for a mustache baby some weird right, like a little
baby bridge.
Speaker 2 (19:05):
The coolest did in daycare.
Speaker 4 (19:08):
Yeah, but yeah, that heartburn's real.
Speaker 2 (19:12):
You'd be buying fake candy and soda for all the
kids if you had a fake mustache in daycare, if
it could sneak out, it'd be cool.
Speaker 4 (19:18):
Little candy smoke.
Speaker 2 (19:21):
This is an interesting fact. Finally, bet you didn't know.
A recent studies showed the taxi and ambulance drivers have
a lower risk of death from Alzheimer's disease compared to
more than four hundred other professions. Now, that could be
because they're constantly using navigational and spatial processing. Those on
the flying decisions may protect the driver's cognitive abilities, but
(19:43):
it might not translate to uber drivers because the older
drivers in the study most they worked before GPS systems
were widely used. I know, that's a hut. Huh damn, Gina,
that's interesting. That's wild trivor wild, Courtney. I know, every
(20:04):
day is a wild day, every week's a wild week.
In the realtor industry. I can only imagine what you're
going to hit me with, hit us with as we
talk realtor World today.
Speaker 4 (20:16):
Yeah, I'll do my best. I'll do my best. It's
you know, it's open house season. People like to go
to the open houses and do that, and so I
just always like to put a friendly reminder to people,
like it's great to peek at an open house and
to do that. But it's always good to work with
an agent that you have working on your side as
a buyer agent, because when you do go to an
(20:38):
open house, the person hosting that is working for the seller,
and so anything you say to them, they do have
an obligation to share with the sellers. If you say no, you.
Speaker 2 (20:47):
Feel like you're becoming friends, but really you're giving them
your You've got to know when to hold them, when
to fold.
Speaker 4 (20:52):
Them right one hundred percent. So I would tell my clients,
you're welcome to go to open houses. You don't have
to because we can set up showing so that, but
you're welcome to do that. But mom's the word. Let
them know you're working with me, and you know we're
good to go. We don't have to ask those questions
to show our interest or anything like that. But just
a little disclaimer on that if you are heading into
(21:15):
those and are really interested in that, and I do
highly recommend doing a buyer consultation. If you are even
remotely interested in hitting up the market, you might say like,
I'm not even sure, like it's the right house, you know,
landed on the market, we'd be ready. Unfortunately, there might
be somebody that's a little more ready than you and
you could miss out on that right house. So buyer
(21:37):
consultations are fantastic. You get to meet the agent, walk
through the process. I make sure that my clients are
pre qualified or have their ducks in a row in
that way, and just feel more confident going in if
if the right one was to hit or if we
were ready to start the search. So if you have
questions about that, if you're kind of like dabbling of
like maybe we could use an extra bedroom, not sure,
(22:00):
you can give me a holler seven zero one five
eight zero two zero two four. You can find me
on the socials at Grand Cities Living. Or if you're
offended that we still have two more days of school
we were talking about, which can get my broker at
xtreelt dot com.
Speaker 2 (22:15):
I really hope you do hit up the broker one time,
you guys, just.
Speaker 4 (22:19):
Yeah, yep, go find her.
Speaker 2 (22:21):
I'm a little poke here, Michelle.
Speaker 4 (22:23):
I'm a little little beef, little gear to grind.
Speaker 2 (22:27):
Courtney is here. I think it was yesterday. I was
walking my dives a little pond close to my house
and there were three ducks in a row, and I thought,
of you, did you you are my ducks in a row?
Speaker 4 (22:37):
Connection, Well, thanks, because my little bobal fingers are all
over the place. But they definitely weren't my ducks up there,
so I appreciate that someone has their ducks in a row.
Speaker 2 (22:47):
I love that, Courtney. What's a weird rule? By the way,
I have all of Courtney's contact infall gladly slided to
slide it your way if you need it. What's a
weird rule you made up and continue to follow? I
use my prime example waking up on the night. You're
not allowed to look at the time if you know
what time it is to get anxious and won't fall
back sleep.
Speaker 4 (23:06):
You know I didn't make this up with my parents, right,
you know, like you have to wait thirty minutes after
you eat, otherwise you're going to sink if you want
a pool.
Speaker 2 (23:13):
Okay, but does it sink or throw off or both
or die?
Speaker 4 (23:18):
You can die.
Speaker 2 (23:19):
That's how you control your kids at the lake or
the beach. Yeah you can right now. But you're sitting
down for thirty minutes.
Speaker 4 (23:26):
Yeah, which is it's I don't understand why they do
that because like as a parent, I'm like, yeah, you
get it, get back out there, you know, because I don't.
We don't have to sit here for thirty minutes in
silence and just get in there.
Speaker 2 (23:38):
So do you make your your young ones sit for
thirty minutes or do you compromise till fifteen? Yeah?
Speaker 4 (23:44):
Just the pens, right, you know. If it's the lake,
it's like I want to finish my food before I
go down there. But if there's a pool r right there,
I'm like, get after it. You know, you just let
those little slippers slip.
Speaker 2 (23:55):
There's chlorine the pool. Nothing's going to go wrong. You're good,
right Yeah?
Speaker 4 (24:00):
Uh yeah, you don't yet. No no shirting in there. Nothing.
Speaker 2 (24:06):
There's a reason called the broker right now, I thought
because we said chlorine. But I guess maybe that you
don't like to talk about chemicals on the way to
work or school. It stresses that, yeahad that a different study.
Speaker 4 (24:21):
Next week we'll be talking. We won't be saying kids,
you know, because the kids, well the.
Speaker 2 (24:25):
Canadian We can take this to the next level next week. Okay,
perfect Courtney Barstead, Logan esp Realty, Grand Cities Living, have
a grand first weekend of June. I can't believe we're
talking like that already.
Speaker 4 (24:36):
I know you as well. Enjoy the sunshine.
Speaker 2 (24:42):
And I won't begin this weekend. Sure not. If the
Quentman Way Drive join me out there. I'll be out
there about two o'clock Quaddy afternoon. It's the get in
the Seat events. Check out the lineup of John Deere
Compact utility tractors to help you get that to do
is done. See this. I likes to judge your toys.
Great for the outdoors, a huge variety of options and
(25:04):
John Deere Compact utility tractors by the perfect fit for
you and your home. This Friday, I will see you
at True North Equipment Gateway Drives, northwest corner of town
Getway in fifty first.
Speaker 1 (25:16):
Let me put it this way your Wednesday morning Moron Award. Yes,
more on my excel in ninety three.
Speaker 2 (25:22):
This has taken jaywalking to a whole new level I
think managed. Charlottesville, Virginia, Kevin Cox his name, arrested after
he painted his own crosswalk on a busy street. Now.
Unfortunately for him, it didn't take the city long catch
on get rid of it. Kevin knew it wouldn't last.
(25:43):
He even used a non permanent water soluble sprayed shock.
But he did it to prove a point. He said.
Residentsmen trying to get the traffic under control for a while,
and they can't get the city to do anything about it.
So he decided to take matters into his own hands.
People's court always taught us never to take matters into
(26:03):
our own hands. You take them to court. Neighbor. A
neighbor who uses a wheelchair says Kevin's actions are heroic.
Speaker 5 (26:12):
We can't get traffic control cameras. If the police won't
enforce the law enough to communicate with people, then we
have to turn to physical methods to slow drivers down.
After I put the first thin line down, I've heard
people in amazements say, look at that.
Speaker 2 (26:27):
The drivers see it and they're slowing down. They were
slowing down. But hero or not, you can't feat your
own crosswalks on streets. I don't think you can make
your own street signs too. You guys take River Road
in these Grand Forks, going back toward the Gateway bridge,
there's that slow twenty mile an hour curve sign. I
(26:49):
think somebody just put that out because it doesn't even
look like a real street sign. I've always thought that,
but it hasn't been taken down, so perhaps it's real.
Kevin with property damage and it's facing up to a
year in jail. He hopes he can get off because
he was choking on actual pain, so I think he's
good there. He's also hoping the case death city engineers
to reconsider putting something there, so we're gonna send them
(27:11):
more on Award to the court. Right now, somebody's going
to eventually end up with this man in Virginia arrested
for drawing is on crosswalk on a busy street. Didn't
vandalize anything. We take our second trip to Virginia. It's
not dealt out yet to anybody, but it will be
at t one of these parties in Virginia. The Wednesday morning,
More on.
Speaker 1 (27:29):
Award, Grand Forks and iHeartRadio station Morning Burgers on the Grill,
(27:52):
Burgers on the Grill.
Speaker 2 (27:56):
I really had my bill. A burger's on the grill.
Speaker 6 (28:05):
When the relatives go home, I'm stuck with chicken bones
and burgers on the grill.
Speaker 2 (28:14):
There's a steak jip on the cold. It fell down
through the hole and now it's caught on fire. Smells
like a funeral fire.
Speaker 6 (28:33):
I was trying to get it back, but it's turning
gretty black.
Speaker 2 (28:38):
Steak jiff on the cold. Yeah, weener on the foil.
The skin begins to boil. I dropped it in the soil.
Speaker 6 (28:56):
I thought that it was boiled, so I lost it
with a hose and beded too and rose waiter on
the fall.
Speaker 4 (29:08):
Yeah, burger.
Speaker 2 (29:14):
Burgers, Happy National Hamburger Day? What is America's favorite hamburger?
And back to our good morning this morning? What's for breakfast?
I want a hamburger for breakfast. For breakfast scheemsburger hamburger.
Recentlybrisa hamburger. I'm having a mandatory hamburger. What is it
(29:35):
national hamburger? As a matter of fact, it is Happy
National Hamburger Day. Hamburger. All right, let's get cooking. It's
showtime and five temperature climbing fifty six now eighty excuse me,
seventy eight Yesterday most eighty seventy eight. Mike wins again
(29:58):
Today seventy six are high with sunshine mostly clear fifty two.
Tonight's sunny eighty two throwback Thursday, Roddy sunny eighty eight
for Saturday. How about sunshine eighty six fifty six starts morning,
Poor Gloria, sunshine for us to enjoy. Want you to
(30:20):
answer my question of the day today. We've all got
a rule wake up in the middle of the night.
You can't look at the clock. You'll never fall asleep.
I'm sure others have the similar weird rule. Sure weird
rule you made out, We're gonna play. That's a facts
(30:40):
on a Wednesday coming up. I've got some facts, actual
factual sum I've completely made up three out of five rights.
You will choose your own adventure prize and get qualified
from Adorata first mador trip of the season going out
on well next Thursday, Next Thursday on xcelnty three thirty
(31:04):
five in the AMIL but door trips all summer long
for you guys. Proud to be your summer Activities connection
excelnty three. Happy National Burger Day Today it is National
Hamburger Day. Door Dash did a little look most popular
(31:24):
type of burger in all fifty states. Right off the bat,
we might need to call what's the flag you throw
when something isn't correct? Is a chicken sandwich or burger?
I think it's its own entity. I do not consider
that a burger. They claim chicken burgers are now the
(31:45):
most popular type of burger in the United States, though,
unless you're talking about ground chicken molded into a patty,
it's a chicken sandwich in my book, just this, but
I'm going to share this with you the loss of
my agree or disagreement, you can tell what side of
the fence I'm on so far. They say the rankings
(32:05):
are based on what people order the most last year,
and they claim hamburgers or cheeseburgers were only the most
ordered type of burger in fourteen states. I know, I
kind of find that hard to believe too, compared to
seventeen states where chicken burgers were number one, then veggie
burgers thirteen states, mostly up North, and turkey burgers with six.
(32:26):
I would eat all of them. But the more real
the burger is, the better it's gonna taste. You're not
alone if you expected cheeseburgers. We number one in all
fifty states. I would have guessed that try this this summer. Guys.
You take the ground beef, the ground chuck, get some
cheese curds. Might have to make it to Wisconsin for
some good ones, but regardless, you stuff those inside the burger,
(32:48):
inside of the meat. Then you grow them with the
cheese curds inside the meat. Delicious door dashes. People are
looking for helping your options than red meats these days,
they say. Chicken is also rotting high riding a high
right now from the viral chicken sandwich trend that caught
on a few years ago. National Burger Day two days
after Memorial Day. Lovel. That's weird too, isn't it? If
(33:11):
you are ready for another burger? A bunch of burger
places running deals today, including one cent Burgers for Rewards
members and Wendy's but be in North Dakota, Minnesota. Map
favorite burger veggie burger. I'm throwing that flag right now.
I think it starts with a B and there's an
ass in there somewhere, but I'm throwing it veggie burgersh
(33:33):
But hey, you're a vegetarian, you'll love your veggie Burger's
good for you. I just don't think it's the most
popular in North Dakota and Minnesota, but I will stay
neutral on this one. I am always impressed by these
singing talents, sometimes kiddens singing talents in the Red River
Valley and the stars will shine at the Greater Grand
(33:53):
Forts Fair again. The voice is back and it is
time to set up. We have limited spots right now.
Is coming up June eighteenth, Grand Forks Fairgrounds. It's a
Wednesday evening six pm. First ten contestants. Once we have ten,
we are done. Grand prize. How about three hundred and
(34:14):
fifty dollars in cash for first place? Cash prize is
for second third place too. You can sing. Go to
Excelmaty three dot com sign up so a voice. The
Greater Grand Forks Fair is back. Looking forward to that
again this year Homeways fun so a new term water
based cooking? Have you heard four of the term water
based cooking? Or maybe it's just you know, boiling. Let's
(34:38):
get all up in your kitchen again for the second
time today. Next MAXL ninety three. Hi am a callar nine? Well, Hey, hey,
who's this? This is Jill Joe share with me a rule,
A weird rule you made up but continue to follow today.
Speaker 4 (35:01):
It's kind of an older one. Actually, nothing good happens
after midnight.
Speaker 1 (35:05):
So if I am out and about the night, I
try to leave anywhere I'm at by midnight.
Speaker 2 (35:11):
You know, I've kind of over the years shaved hours
off of that too. Now it's like nothing good happens
after about six pm for me.
Speaker 4 (35:19):
I don't eve think it started till six pm.
Speaker 2 (35:21):
So so you say you're better than me, Well, not better,
just maybe more active. We can go with that. Yes, sir,
let's play. That's a fact. I don't know if you
want to play for movie tickets for River Cinema. I've
got a four of RedHawks tickets for Monday and night
against Kansas City. A gift card Northern Air Action Park,
(35:42):
or twenty bucks a dairy queen. We'll get you qualified
from a door trip to Okay the dairy queen queen. Yeah,
let's do some ice cream this summer. Yes, sir, that's
a fact. Tell me these actual factual? Am I making
them up? Bang? Number one potential fact that Cheetah is
the only cat that cannot retract its claws? Is that
(36:04):
a fact. Let's go with the fact. That's a fact
that cheetahs have semi retractable clause to help attraction during
high speed chases. Good start, Good start. Number two. The
first man made object to reach space was a weather balloon.
Is that a fact? I'm going to go with the fact.
(36:26):
That is not a fact, Joe. It was a Vitu
rocket launched by Germany in nineteen forty four. Shoot, it's okay,
Two more right, three more chances. The average person is
about one hundred thousand hairs on their head. Is that
a fact? That is a fact. That's a fact true
for most adults with a full head of hair. All right,
(36:48):
we need one more, all right. Some lizards can squirt
blood from their eyes. Is that a fact?
Speaker 1 (36:56):
Is that is a fact?
Speaker 2 (36:58):
Texas horned lizard uses This is a defense mechanism. I
would not want to mess with that. I don't even
know if I want to go to Texas ever. Now
I want to run into one of those you, Joe,
Let's get you twenty bucks to dairy Queen. Get you
on the short list for the first majority trip of
the season, going out eight thirty five next Thursday, including accommodations, passes,
(37:20):
the Pitchfork fond do mcderm music going more for now,
what station's pround to be your your ice cream in
this summer from Dairy Queen Connection.
Speaker 4 (37:29):
Excel ninety three Time.
Speaker 1 (37:32):
For one more thing on Xcel ninety three One more time,
one more one.
Speaker 4 (37:40):
This.
Speaker 2 (37:40):
If you're like me, you don't have time to try
the latest cooking trends in social media and bringing your
phone into your kitchen all the time, and you're getting
ready to make follow me. Let's face it, say the
same six, eight, ten things you make all the time, right,
But there is good news. There's a new trend that
(38:00):
you might already be doing if you make, say mecha
cheese or spaghetti. Well. Latest cooking term going viral on
TikTok water based cooking, water based cooking, and it's basically
just what it sounds like. One video shows a montage
of things being boiled, steamed, and cooked as soups and stews,
with a caption quote, you started water based cooking and
(38:22):
now your skin is clear, your stomach is thriving, and
you recover from illness overnights and some claim water based
methods like boiling, blanching, steaming, or poaching can reverse aging. Now,
the idea is that this gentler cooking style avoids on
healthy techniques using oils and high heats like frying, santeing, baking,
(38:45):
air frying, and grilling, which is supposedly the worst Naturally
cooking with water is in ground baking breaking. So people
online having some fun with this. I love some of
these comments. Gen Z discovers soup funny. This is just
read a food, especially in Asian cultures. Water based cooking
TikTok is a term in quotations for the most basic things.
(39:08):
That's a fact. I like this one. I remember my
first soup.
Speaker 4 (39:15):
Oh.
Speaker 2 (39:15):
I love how we're discovering boiling. Now let's do one
more weight. Do I put a pan of water on
the burner and then turn on the burner? Or do
I turn the burner and then put the pan of
water on it after I turn the burner on? And
what were you cooking before? Water based cooking? New trend?
(39:38):
One more? I can't wait for the next TikTok trend
to be about fire based cooking. Happy fire based cooking season.
Speaker 3 (39:44):
By the way, many employers allow their workers to dress
more casually during the hotter summer months, but use common
sense around this relaxed policy. For instance, men wearing nothing
but speedos and women in nothing but a thong can
sometimes cause a distraction in busines this meeting. Wearing only
a bath towel may be okay for your cubicle, but
you'll need a smart pair of.
Speaker 2 (40:05):
Flip flops for venturing into.
Speaker 3 (40:06):
Public areas, and if you're going to participate in buck
naked Wednesdays, be extra careful around the coffee machine. Follow
these tips and you'll enjoy a casual and comfortable summer.
Speaker 2 (40:17):
Julie Wanton men talking at you like
Speaker 1 (40:19):
You're some piece of meat, kind of the Trevor d
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