July 18, 2025 • 31 mins
QUESTION DU JOUR: Something Popular You Never Experienced
TRENDING: Which TV Show Theme Song Will You Never Skip?
BETHCA DIDN'T KNOW: If a Major League Baseball player catches a ball with their hat, the batter
automatically gets a triple and anyone else already on base gets to score.
FRIDAY MORNING MORON AWARD: A Maine Man Wouldn't Leave a Family's Roof . . . Insisting There Were Drugs in the Chimney?
8 O'CLOCK TALK: Is Being Active on Social Media Becoming a Red Flag for Your Career?
MEDORA TRIP GIVEAWAY
ONE MORE THING: Surprise: CBS Canceled the "Late Show with Stephen Colbert"
Originally Aired: Friday, July 18th, 2025
TRENDING: Which TV Show Theme Song Will You Never Skip?
BETHCA DIDN'T KNOW: If a Major League Baseball player catches a ball with their hat, the batter
automatically gets a triple and anyone else already on base gets to score.
FRIDAY MORNING MORON AWARD: A Maine Man Wouldn't Leave a Family's Roof . . . Insisting There Were Drugs in the Chimney?
8 O'CLOCK TALK: Is Being Active on Social Media Becoming a Red Flag for Your Career?
MEDORA TRIP GIVEAWAY
ONE MORE THING: Surprise: CBS Canceled the "Late Show with Stephen Colbert"
Originally Aired: Friday, July 18th, 2025
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Excel ninety three KKXL Excel ninety three Grand Forks Morning.
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This is the day we've been waiting for it. We've
been waiting for this day.
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Friday is finally here.
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Lady.
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Why are you so excited about it?
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Why are you getting so.
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Well?
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It's been a long week, more hours, howorful?
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I can't wait that long?
Speaker 3 (00:36):
Then we best get gone.
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Let's get this party started.
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Showtime joke.
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So four little light range sixty right now? Have we
thank you to everybody Development Homes hosting the DHI golf tournaments.
Big thank you everybody at the Grand Forest Country Club yesterday,
tremendous day. Guy's got maybe the most beautiful day of
the year. Good job getting to hoots with the National
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showers and thunderstorms mostly cloudy eighty so multiple chances for
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Speaker 3 (01:38):
Win.
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Anything qualify for a Madora trip has been the theme
this week eight thirty five. We're going to do another
Madure trip today and you can get qualified just by
answering the question of the day today. Question of the
day today. In case you're curious, which I'm sure you are.
Maybe it's just a no interest thing, perhaps as a
time thing. I want you to share today. What is
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popular talked about? You have never experienced it. Hear all
these stories about pickleball all the time. I've never tried that.
I kind of think it's an odd game. I know
a lot of people enjoy pickleball. It's not as much
running as tennis, but more than ping pong. Pickleball people
love it. If the opportunity presented itself, if suddenly there was, oh,
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I don't know, a pickleball courts, I came home and
there's one my backyard or on the street I would play.
I'm not going to seek it out. I haven't tried
it yet. Here A lot of people talking about chant
cheap tea a lot. Now that's the future. I will confess.
In recent days, I can put together some games using
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chant cheapee here at work, but I'm still a little
hesitant to give it too much trust. I've seen the terminators.
It's kind of what I'm looking for here today. What's popular?
What's talked about? You've never experienced it? For answering a
couple of songs here, we're going to get somebody maybe
into the Hosier Show, perhaps Fatcho Bot while Soldier boybrick
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Ross tickets for next Thursday at the North Dakota State Fair.
Got some Red Hawks tickets for next Friday races. River
City Speedway can send you there. Gift card to Northern
Air Action Park up for grabs. What is popular and
talked about yet you have never experienced it? Is my
my question? De Jr. Today, Hannah says time shares?
Speaker 3 (03:36):
What is it?
Speaker 2 (03:38):
Nothing you want to be involved with? Hannah? I mean
each time share is a little different. I hear the
word too, and I don't even choose to try to
learn more about it. I haven't heard a lot of
good things, but hey, keep your answers rolling in. What's
popular talked about our time? Sharre is popular now or
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were they more popular, say, twenty years ago. I've never
experienced Avatar, biggest movie ever that's come out ever in
the world. I haven't seen it myself and Arja, I'm
pretty convinced, are the only two people in North America
who have never seen Avatar. Popular it's talked about, and
you've never experienced an answer on social media the Trivity
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or Excel ninety three Facebook pages. I'd love a phone
call for you too, and you can be winning am
a door trip as early as this morning at eight
thirty five. It could happen to you.
Speaker 3 (04:35):
You TV, the entertainment world and whatever.
Speaker 1 (04:41):
Here's what you missed on Excel ninety three.
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All right, I got to share this interesting story with you.
Is there nothing an amazing band can't do coldplay in
the news. Cameras are everywhere these days. I tell you, guys,
be on your best behavior almost every day the second
leave your house. I don't know why anyone does anything
bad because cameras are everywhere. Nobody knows that better then
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Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and his chief human resource officer,
Kristin Kabots. They were caught with their arms wrapped around
each other by being kiss cam at Wednesday night's cold
Play concert in Boston. And he's married. Here is the
moment the camera hits them and Chris Martin figures out
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why they quickly duck out of the spotlights.
Speaker 3 (05:29):
Oh all right, everyone kid. Either they having an affair, Well,
there's this great shun.
Speaker 2 (05:40):
Andy's wife deleted her social media accounts. Oh it's funny one.
It's other people's mess, isn't it. But yeah, Coldplay CEO
and coworker not just random co workers, people making a
lot of money together at the Coldplay concert caught on
the kiss cam. I would think this is happened many
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times before on all the people at a sports stadium
in your side squeeze get shown holding each other, loving
up on each other on the jumbo screen. What does
one do next? You're wondering what is next for these two?
There is a lawyer for that.
Speaker 3 (06:20):
Oh, either having an affan, Oh, there's a great shun.
Speaker 4 (06:25):
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guy who won't leave his wife.
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We're committed to you.
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Sad thing is I'm pretty sure that's real kind of love.
A good boy.
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Excel not e three good morning.
Speaker 2 (07:17):
Well hey, hey, well you're chipper.
Speaker 3 (07:21):
You must have a lot of coffee this morning.
Speaker 2 (07:23):
Zero coffee. I'm not a coffee girl. I'm just excited.
We're we're only three more sleeps till a good old
fashioned Monday.
Speaker 3 (07:33):
That's what drives you.
Speaker 4 (07:34):
Good for you?
Speaker 2 (07:36):
What's your name?
Speaker 3 (07:37):
Needs Terry Jerry?
Speaker 2 (07:39):
What do we want to do here? I can get
you to fantio with bow Wow soldial Boy and Rick
Ross at the North Dakota State Fair on the twenty fourth.
Hose you're on the twenty seventh the Fargo Dome. Let's
see what else did I have.
Speaker 3 (07:52):
On the line? Would be amazing.
Speaker 2 (07:54):
Actually really wants to go to that. I know, I
really think it will be amazing.
Speaker 3 (08:01):
I think it will be. I looked at tickets, I
was like, oh, it's a little steep, so.
Speaker 2 (08:06):
That's already fantastics. You couldn't even and you didn't want
to even. And that's where I even, and now I
do even, yes, and I'm glad I could even so
much even terry. What's a popular what's popular and talked
about yet you've never experienced it? That's my question of
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the day today.
Speaker 3 (08:27):
You know, I can't.
Speaker 5 (08:28):
I can't move past what somebody else had already said
about like uber eats, and I just I'm too cheap
to do that.
Speaker 3 (08:36):
I think it's such a ripoff.
Speaker 2 (08:38):
See I thought it was the only one who's never
done the uber eat stuff. I'm just too lazy to
learn it and download more stuff and wait for it.
It's just faster if I go do it exactly.
Speaker 5 (08:49):
And also I don't see how there's any way it's
going to get to you and be super hot.
Speaker 2 (08:52):
I don't think it is. I'm not going to chance
it either. It's not worth it. I can't even can't
even same. Hey, Terry, let's put you on the list
for our role last Madora trip of the season, going
out to Thursday of the thirty first at eight thirty five. Well,
that's exciting. Includes a night's day at the Badlands Motel,
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passes the Pittsford Fondue, Madorm musical old town Hall show.
So be listening last day of July eight thirty five
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accouncer Connection.
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Excel ninety three.
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Every Excel ninety three, the Folks and Music Station. All Right,
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you want to go to hose Heer stand by Winning
on the Way, Winning on the Way? What is popular?
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What is talked about? You've never experienced it, Jammy says
Tesla Trunks. I know there's suddenly a very political thing
in twenty twenty five, but they seem to me over expensive.
Been in a a Tesla driving service that takes you
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from the airport to your hotel in Las Vegas before
and they're over one hundred thousand dollars, and I just
didn't get why not to mention the screen and the
Tesla seems about as big as some televisions are. Sally says,
shows people are streaming if it's not a ninety sitcom,
I don't watch it. It's tough to jump on a
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new show. I mean, some of these. You always hear
it too. You've got to watch this, you need to
watch this. I can't believe you haven't watched Stranger Things.
There's an example for me. I'm waiting till this fifth
season's coming gone or everything's out, so I can watch
Stranger Things, and I'm okay with it. Ninety sitcoms, I agree.
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Just as the decades go by, the sitcoms and shows
in general tend to change, and there's just too many
that come out to you. We're just overwhelmed. I feel.
I know if I was retired, I wouldn't get through everything.
Everybody tells me to watch anyone. Alexis says, getting everything
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delivered to your home, from groceries to basic necessities, I
understand how it's convenient for people who cannot get around,
but doesn't anyone shop anymore. I like to go out,
take my time and browse people, watch socialize groceries. Still
like picking up produce. I feel I can do a
better job than whoever's going to pick it out quickly
and throw it in a bag and bring into my house.
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I've never done uber eats or anything like that. I
still think I save time if I go to the restaurant,
pick up the food, and it's still going to be
hotter if it's me directly going there, ordering and getting
home a sap Alicia says Lululemon. I think it's a
clothing store. It is Fargo, West Acres has a lulul
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level London. It's just really expensive, popular clothing store. That's
all I know about Little Lappin. I think I get
a man point for that. God I got trend anguish
TV show theme song? Will you never skip? What would
your answer be? You get some jingles in your head?
Speaker 3 (12:19):
Next?
Speaker 2 (12:20):
Excel Nutty three?
Speaker 3 (12:22):
Good morning, Well, hey, hey, good day.
Speaker 2 (12:26):
Who is this Christina? Christina? What is popular and talked about?
Yet you've never experienced it?
Speaker 3 (12:37):
Door Dash, you and me both.
Speaker 2 (12:41):
Did I ask you why?
Speaker 3 (12:44):
I don't know.
Speaker 2 (12:44):
I just it's kind of excessive. It's not even that
for me. I just feel like it's going to be
faster and my food's going to be hotter if I
go get it, for sure. Yeah, but you and me
might be the only two people in the area who
have knocked the door dashed or done to the door
dash deal. Probably every time I go in to wait
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for my food after I order it, there's three or
four door dashers in there waiting to bring food to
other people's houses too. I'd like to say that's why
you and I are going to retire before some other people.
But I'm I won't put you in this boat with me.
I know that's not the case for me. That's why
I play Powerball and Mega Millions religiously. Yep, Hey, Christina,
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what can we do for you? Here? A bunch of choices.
I can get you to hose here next Sunday and
far Ago at the Fargo Dome, Fat Joe Bow, Soljio
boy Rick Ross the Northcotta State Fair next Thursday. I
can get you to the races an upcoming Friday at
River City Speedway. I've got twenty five bucks in Northern
Air Action Park. Or bring the family to the red
Hawks next Friday. What do you want to do?
Speaker 3 (13:49):
Red Hawk?
Speaker 2 (13:50):
Let's get you the red Hawks. That'll be fun. Friday's
ze two game Lincoln Salt Dogs gdf R ring. That
means going down for real. Case you don't speak floor
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my second A last madortu of going on at eight
thirty five today, if that's okay with you? Next one, Yeah,
it includes a night state, the Bad Lends, motel passes
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to the Door, musical Pitchfork, fond Do, an old town
hall show. So be listening eight thirty five from that
and for now, Christina, what station's proud to be your
RedHawks baseball connection?
Speaker 4 (14:22):
Excell N three.
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Am a trending testag trending on Xcel nightty three.
Speaker 2 (14:31):
Never watching TV shows. I know you are with your say,
significant other, and he or she hits a skip when
the theme comes on. You're watching anything on your favorite
streaming service and you enjoy that. You enjoy that theme,
you give here she a little tisk. Maybe you get
pinched in response? Random example? What could happen? Then? Bait
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you may have had with a friend with a partner.
Skipping or not skipping the opening credits of a TV show.
People and social media listing the TV show theme songs
they'll never skip. Obviously, it's very subjective to shows you watch. Avatar,
The Last Airbender. I've never seen Doctor Who on the list.
I would say no particular order. Phineas and Ferb law
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Order just can't resist some like Jazz and the Slap
Bass law Order, though, Ducktale's Eggs Files, all the Golden Girls.
One should never even It shouldn't be a choice to
be able to skip the theme to the Golden Girls. That's
up there for me, greatest American hero. These are TV
show theme songs you'll never skip. Making your Way in
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the World Today takes everything you got theme sung to
Cheers Cheers would get picked up by I know it's
on one of the free ones that's on Pluto TV
or Freebye or something like that with ads. I like
to watch that bullshit series again, The Rockford Files, Firefly
on the list, Twin Peaks, Simpson's That's just a song,
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but they always mix up the Chalkboard with Bart's running
for his line from the Chalkboard the couch gigs bleuuie.
The song is no business going as hard as it does,
but it does. It's addictive. The seventies show That seventies show.
You want to scream it out loud too with a
cast never Stranger Things. That synth is awesome. I know
the theme. I'm wall away are just I haven't seen
Stranger Things and waiting for season five to come out
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and get done. Game of Thrones and House and Dragons
and naturally, spongebomb Square slacks on the list. Some people
say they only skip theme songs when they're a binge watching.
Others say they're glad many services offer a skip option
because a lot of opening sequences are way too long.
The older shows have the longer. Sometimes they're a minute long.
In the older shows like Back into the nineties. A
lot of the theme songs now, I mean some of
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them the opening credits. It's like ten to fifteen seconds
and you're into the show. What would your answer be?
TV show theme song you will never skip? Trending list
is up excel Letty three dot com Trevity page and
you're welcome for me not playing. Say, SpongeBob Square slacks
the theme in the background to get that stuck in
your head this morning, although I kind of want to now,
thanks so many three. Bet you didn't don't come and
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write up Good morning, Terry.
Speaker 3 (17:06):
I don't know if I'm if I'm calling at the
right time.
Speaker 5 (17:09):
I just happened to turn a little bit ago and
and you were talking about trending.
Speaker 2 (17:14):
Songs, trending TV themes. Yeah, what is the one you'll
never skip?
Speaker 6 (17:21):
You know, I think it's probably it's probably over said,
but the friends one, I'll be.
Speaker 2 (17:27):
There for you, okay, friends. Yeah, that's that's solid for
friends lovers. When there's an actual song that comes out
on the radio that is the theme, you just want
to you just want to sing it. It's what a minute?
Is it a minute on the TV show too? I
bet it seems like it's pretty long. I'm sure it is.
That's how themes used to be these to take out
up a whole minute of the half hour sitcom. Now
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it's just you don't get more show. That's how they
get you with more commercials.
Speaker 3 (17:54):
That's exactly it.
Speaker 2 (17:55):
Yep, I'll be there for you.
Speaker 3 (17:57):
They they'll never know.
Speaker 2 (17:59):
Yeah, they get us. Appreciate you sing friends for everyone
to hear and never skip the credits when they come
on when you're binge watching anything, which.
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last week from Tuesday to the movies, betch didn't know
A stun woman Felt thirty, featuring the hoverboard chase scene
in Bank of the Future Part two, she broke bones
in her face, arm and hands, and that take made
the movie you're watching Bank to the Future too again.
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Look for that to Guardians of the Galaxy, Betch, you
didn't know the Guardians of the Galaxy of soundtrack with
the first soundtrack Albert to make it to number one
of the Billboard chart that was entirely made up of
songs that had been released before. I know, interesting, Betch
didn't know. EM and M's had a chance to be
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the candy featured in ET, but they turned it down.
Terese's Pieces jumped at the chance and saw sixty five
percent jump in profits. Oh well, I guess someone see
if people do make mistakes at work, it's not just
you and I. I like stories like that. And to baseball,
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if a Major League baseball player catches the ball with
their hats, I never see it because, well, it's not
good news. The batter automatically gets a triple and anyone
else on bas gets to score. So I see no
scenario where it's going to be a good idea to
try to catch the ball with your hands. Now, you know,
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let me put it this way.
Speaker 3 (20:31):
Your Friday morning Moron Award. Yes. More on my Nexcel
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I love a good up on the roof story, A
chimney story when it's July. Good stuff here Today. Family
heards someone above their chimney. They checked their calendar. Not
a sign of Christmas in July, despite what Hallmark Channel's
trying to do right now. Thirty nine, a man named
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Stephen Nason used a ladder to climb onto a family's
roof around four in the morning. This happened Wednesday. The
homeowner heard the commotion, came out and asked him what
he was doing. He said, he's trying to retrieve drugs
from the chimney. The family didn't know them. Man, it
doesn't sound like there were any drugs in the chimney
at least now. He refused to come down, so police
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were called. They couldn't get him to come down, or
either the police couldn't. They spent several hours trying to
talk to him, and at one point the fire department
even moved the basket of their truck over so he
could take some bottled water off of it. Well, he did,
but he also grabbed an axe off of it and
started chopping holes in the roof not long after the
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authorities were able to get him down. This is about
eleven thirty in the morning, which means he was up
there for more than seven hours.
Speaker 3 (21:52):
He jumped from our roof to the basket, retrieved the axe,
and then proceeded the chop holes in our roof. We
wouldn't have expected that. It's something we would pre plan.
We certainly don't train for that.
Speaker 6 (22:03):
It it just get happened, and it was an unexpected
consequence of kind of huzzling good form.
Speaker 2 (22:09):
Now it is unclear if Stephen was under the influence
of something or if he was just having some kind
of breakdown. But it's not his first police standoff either.
He was previously previously arrested for standoffs in twenty nineteen
and twenty twenty two. For this time, he was charged
with aggravated with criminal aggravated criminal mischief, creating a police standoff,
and violating probation. Thankfully nobody was shurt. I would assume
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insurance is going to cover the roof. Man wouldn't leave
a family's roof insisting there were drugs in the chimney,
which turned out out to be true. It will mean
justice handed out and a Moron Award to Maine for
the first time in twenty twenty five. Friday Morning, More
on Award, End of the week battle for second Texas
putting the foot on the gas. They've had seven more
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on awards, California had eight and Florida well in the
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next half hour, he got to answer my question of
the day. What's popular and talked about yet you've never
experienced it? Tina says Tinder. Lol, just ain't no damn way.
I can barely stand talking to one man. Seems like
setting yourself up for constant chaos. I'll say it again today,
the ever so complicated single world, with all the different
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apps and dating sites. Good luck to you single people.
Brittany says bitcoin. I don't understand it. I'm researching it,
but people are always commenting on how it could replace
the US dollar. It could be important if that are
to happen, lol, And Bailey says Botox. I know I
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don't understand bitcoin either. I feel I'm too poor. Maybe
I wouldn't be poor if I understood bitcoin when it
first came out, Brittany says Botoxcuse me, Bailey says Botox.
You can always tell when someone has had it done.
It looks ridiculous. Whatever happened to aging? Gracefully? Keep sharing?
Keep sharing today? What is popular and talked about yet
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you have never experienced it? Respond on the social media
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Hoseier tickets going out this morning for next Sunday's show.
What a nine point fifteen xt chance to win some
Hoseier tickets. So there was a time when it was
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a red flag if someone had zero social media in
the dating world and the job market, even in general
social circles. But the pendulum may be swinging.
Speaker 3 (25:12):
In a new.
Speaker 2 (25:12):
Report, forty four percent of working adults believe that an
act of social media presence is more likely to hurt
someone's career than help. You don't even have to be
sharing controversial content or opinions. It's possible that some hobbies
could paint you in certain lights being an oversharer or
want to be influencer. Now there's a very fine line,
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because even in a similar field, one boss may be
really big into checking out social media, or the next
boss and the same exact position could possibly not care
at all, couldn't care less. That said, thirty seven percent
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still believe social media is more likely to be an advantage.
You just have to social media is smart either way.
About seventy percent of employers admit to using social media
to research applicants. You might as well take a look
see right. Fifty seven percent of those saying they've found
materials that cause them to move away from a candidate. Now,
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if you're, say, on a beach with a drink in
your hand and you're on vacation, I don't think that's
a big deal. Shouldn't be moving away from the candidates.
But if you're running down a beach with a I
don't know, a gun from a guard in one hand,
something ridiculous. Those overly drunken should never be shared pictures
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and coworker not just random co workers, people making a
lot of money together at the Coldplay concert caught on
the kiss cam. I would think this is happened many
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Actually really wants to go to that. I know, I
really think it will be amazing.
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I think it will be. I looked at tickets, I
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That's already fantastics. You couldn't even and you didn't want
to even. And that's where I even, and now I
do even, yes, and I'm glad I could even so
much even terry. What's a popular what's popular and talked
about yet you've never experienced it? That's my question of
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the day today.
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You know, I can't.
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I can't move past what somebody else had already said
about like uber eats, and I just I'm too cheap
to do that.
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I think it's such a ripoff.
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See I thought it was the only one who's never
done the uber eat stuff. I'm just too lazy to
learn it and download more stuff and wait for it.
It's just faster if I go do it exactly.
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And also I don't see how there's any way it's
going to get to you and be super hot.
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I don't think it is. I'm not going to chance
it either. It's not worth it. I can't even can't
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from the airport to your hotel in Las Vegas before
and they're over one hundred thousand dollars, and I just
didn't get why not to mention the screen and the
Tesla seems about as big as some televisions are. Sally says,
shows people are streaming if it's not a ninety sitcom,
I don't watch it. It's tough to jump on a
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new show. I mean, some of these. You always hear
it too. You've got to watch this, you need to
watch this. I can't believe you haven't watched Stranger Things.
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season's coming gone or everything's out, so I can watch
Stranger Things, and I'm okay with it. Ninety sitcoms, I agree.
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Just as the decades go by, the sitcoms and shows
in general tend to change, and there's just too many
that come out to you. We're just overwhelmed. I feel.
I know if I was retired, I wouldn't get through everything.
Everybody tells me to watch anyone. Alexis says, getting everything
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delivered to your home, from groceries to basic necessities, I
understand how it's convenient for people who cannot get around,
but doesn't anyone shop anymore. I like to go out,
take my time and browse people, watch socialize groceries. Still
like picking up produce. I feel I can do a
better job than whoever's going to pick it out quickly
and throw it in a bag and bring into my house.
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I've never done uber eats or anything like that. I
still think I save time if I go to the restaurant,
pick up the food, and it's still going to be
hotter if it's me directly going there, ordering and getting
home a sap Alicia says Lululemon. I think it's a
clothing store. It is Fargo, West Acres has a lulul
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level London. It's just really expensive, popular clothing store. That's
all I know about Little Lappin. I think I get
a man point for that. God I got trend anguish
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your answer be? You get some jingles in your head?
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Good morning, Well, hey, hey, good day.
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Who is this Christina? Christina? What is popular and talked about?
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Door Dash, you and me both.
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Did I ask you why?
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I don't know.
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I just it's kind of excessive. It's not even that
for me. I just feel like it's going to be
faster and my food's going to be hotter if I
go get it, for sure. Yeah, but you and me
might be the only two people in the area who
have knocked the door dashed or done to the door
dash deal. Probably every time I go in to wait
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for my food after I order it, there's three or
four door dashers in there waiting to bring food to
other people's houses too. I'd like to say that's why
you and I are going to retire before some other people.
But I'm I won't put you in this boat with me.
I know that's not the case for me. That's why
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what can we do for you? Here? A bunch of choices.
I can get you to hose here next Sunday and
far Ago at the Fargo Dome, Fat Joe Bow, Soljio
boy Rick Ross the Northcotta State Fair next Thursday. I
can get you to the races an upcoming Friday at
River City Speedway. I've got twenty five bucks in Northern
Air Action Park. Or bring the family to the red
Hawks next Friday. What do you want to do?
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significant other, and he or she hits a skip when
the theme comes on. You're watching anything on your favorite
streaming service and you enjoy that. You enjoy that theme,
you give here she a little tisk. Maybe you get
pinched in response? Random example? What could happen? Then? Bait
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you may have had with a friend with a partner.
Skipping or not skipping the opening credits of a TV show.
People and social media listing the TV show theme songs
they'll never skip. Obviously, it's very subjective to shows you watch. Avatar,
The Last Airbender. I've never seen Doctor Who on the list.
I would say no particular order. Phineas and Ferb law
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Order just can't resist some like Jazz and the Slap
Bass law Order, though, Ducktale's Eggs Files, all the Golden Girls.
One should never even It shouldn't be a choice to
be able to skip the theme to the Golden Girls. That's
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show theme songs you'll never skip. Making your Way in
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the World Today takes everything you got theme sung to
Cheers Cheers would get picked up by I know it's
on one of the free ones that's on Pluto TV
or Freebye or something like that with ads. I like
to watch that bullshit series again, The Rockford Files, Firefly
on the list, Twin Peaks, Simpson's That's just a song,
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but they always mix up the Chalkboard with Bart's running
for his line from the Chalkboard the couch gigs bleuuie.
The song is no business going as hard as it does,
but it does. It's addictive. The seventies show That seventies show.
You want to scream it out loud too with a
cast never Stranger Things. That synth is awesome. I know
the theme. I'm wall away are just I haven't seen
Stranger Things and waiting for season five to come out
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and get done. Game of Thrones and House and Dragons
and naturally, spongebomb Square slacks on the list. Some people
say they only skip theme songs when they're a binge watching.
Others say they're glad many services offer a skip option
because a lot of opening sequences are way too long.
The older shows have the longer. Sometimes they're a minute long.
In the older shows like Back into the nineties. A
lot of the theme songs now, I mean some of
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them the opening credits. It's like ten to fifteen seconds
and you're into the show. What would your answer be?
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the theme in the background to get that stuck in
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write up Good morning, Terry.
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I don't know if I'm if I'm calling at the
right time.
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I just happened to turn a little bit ago and
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Songs, trending TV themes. Yeah, what is the one you'll
never skip?
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You know, I think it's probably it's probably over said,
but the friends one, I'll be.
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There for you, okay, friends. Yeah, that's that's solid for
friends lovers. When there's an actual song that comes out
on the radio that is the theme, you just want
to you just want to sing it. It's what a minute?
Is it a minute on the TV show too? I
bet it seems like it's pretty long. I'm sure it is.
That's how themes used to be these to take out
up a whole minute of the half hour sitcom. Now
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it's just you don't get more show. That's how they
get you with more commercials.
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They they'll never know.
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if a Major League baseball player catches the ball with
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doesn't sound like there were any drugs in the chimney
at least now. He refused to come down, so police
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either the police couldn't. They spent several hours trying to
talk to him, and at one point the fire department
even moved the basket of their truck over so he
could take some bottled water off of it. Well, he did,
but he also grabbed an axe off of it and
started chopping holes in the roof not long after the
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eleven thirty in the morning, which means he was up
there for more than seven hours.
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He jumped from our roof to the basket, retrieved the axe,
and then proceeded the chop holes in our roof. We
wouldn't have expected that. It's something we would pre plan.
We certainly don't train for that.
Speaker 6 (22:03):
It it just get happened, and it was an unexpected
consequence of kind of huzzling good form.
Speaker 2 (22:09):
Now it is unclear if Stephen was under the influence
of something or if he was just having some kind
of breakdown. But it's not his first police standoff either.
He was previously previously arrested for standoffs in twenty nineteen
and twenty twenty two. For this time, he was charged
with aggravated with criminal aggravated criminal mischief, creating a police standoff,
and violating probation. Thankfully nobody was shurt. I would assume
(22:31):
insurance is going to cover the roof. Man wouldn't leave
a family's roof insisting there were drugs in the chimney,
which turned out out to be true. It will mean
justice handed out and a Moron Award to Maine for
the first time in twenty twenty five. Friday Morning, More
on Award, End of the week battle for second Texas
putting the foot on the gas. They've had seven more
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on awards, California had eight and Florida well in the
lead with thirty two. But Georte of going out eighty
thirty five to day second last Madora trip, then we'll
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I wish everyone could win the Madora trips. Got some
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I'd bopa onto Grand City's deals at XCELMITI three dot com.
Kind of want you get to work every day so
you don't miss make it a regular habits trying to
save you some money. Got a trip going out, so
we'll call some names. You've won something this week or
qualified the last way to become a finalist of the
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next half hour, he got to answer my question of
the day. What's popular and talked about yet you've never
experienced it? Tina says Tinder. Lol, just ain't no damn way.
I can barely stand talking to one man. Seems like
setting yourself up for constant chaos. I'll say it again today,
the ever so complicated single world, with all the different
(23:57):
apps and dating sites. Good luck to you single people.
Brittany says bitcoin. I don't understand it. I'm researching it,
but people are always commenting on how it could replace
the US dollar. It could be important if that are
to happen, lol, And Bailey says Botox. I know I
(24:17):
don't understand bitcoin either. I feel I'm too poor. Maybe
I wouldn't be poor if I understood bitcoin when it
first came out, Brittany says Botoxcuse me, Bailey says Botox.
You can always tell when someone has had it done.
It looks ridiculous. Whatever happened to aging? Gracefully? Keep sharing?
Keep sharing today? What is popular and talked about yet
(24:37):
you have never experienced it? Respond on the social media
threads Trivityxcelnity three Facebook threads. You can become an instant
finalist for the Mador Trivity thirty five as well or
Hoseier tickets going out this morning for next Sunday's show.
What a nine point fifteen xt chance to win some
Hoseier tickets. So there was a time when it was
(24:59):
a red flag if someone had zero social media in
the dating world and the job market, even in general
social circles. But the pendulum may be swinging.
Speaker 3 (25:12):
In a new.
Speaker 2 (25:12):
Report, forty four percent of working adults believe that an
act of social media presence is more likely to hurt
someone's career than help. You don't even have to be
sharing controversial content or opinions. It's possible that some hobbies
could paint you in certain lights being an oversharer or
want to be influencer. Now there's a very fine line,
(25:36):
because even in a similar field, one boss may be
really big into checking out social media, or the next
boss and the same exact position could possibly not care
at all, couldn't care less. That said, thirty seven percent
(25:56):
still believe social media is more likely to be an advantage.
You just have to social media is smart either way.
About seventy percent of employers admit to using social media
to research applicants. You might as well take a look
see right. Fifty seven percent of those saying they've found
materials that cause them to move away from a candidate. Now,
(26:18):
if you're, say, on a beach with a drink in
your hand and you're on vacation, I don't think that's
a big deal. Shouldn't be moving away from the candidates.
But if you're running down a beach with a I
don't know, a gun from a guard in one hand,
something ridiculous. Those overly drunken should never be shared pictures
(26:44):
that you've seen all over social media over the course
of your days. It's got to be smart about your
social media and also, younger adults are more likely to
consider an active social media life an asset that can
boost your career. Older folks more likely to say it
could be a red flag. But new report forty of
working adults believe in active social media presence is more
likely to hurt someone's career than help. I guess there's
(27:05):
your excuse if you don't like to do the Social
media Excel ninety three.
Speaker 3 (27:10):
Hello, okay, Hi, this is Jill.
Speaker 2 (27:14):
I can't hear Jill. Should I speak loud for all
to hear Jill Adams? Jill Adams, Yes, shouting Jill loud noises?
Do you need me to be louder? No, Jill, give
me it back first. You're going to Madua.
Speaker 3 (27:33):
Awesome, Thank you, Jill Adams.
Speaker 2 (27:36):
Winner got tonight's stay at the Bedlands Motel for you.
Passes to the activities you need to get into, like
the Old Town Hall's show during the day of the
Pitchfork Fund for dinner and then at nights go see
them a door musical. Awesome. I've never been, never been.
(27:58):
That makes me even happier. Jill. What was that that
makes me even happier? You're going to be a first
time er? Yes? Well, congratulations. What station is more than
proud to be your summer activities connection?
Speaker 3 (28:13):
Three time for one more thing on XCEL ninety.
Speaker 2 (28:16):
Three, One more time, one more Well. Stephen Colbert dropped
a bomb at the beginning of The Late Show last night.
Speaker 6 (28:25):
Before we start the show, I want to let you
know something that I found out just last night. Next
year will be our last season. The network will be
ending the Late Show in May. And yeah, I share
(28:46):
your feelings.
Speaker 2 (28:47):
You're more of Stephen Colbert's comments about the Late Show.
Speaker 6 (28:50):
Not just the end of our show, but it's the
end of the Late Show on CBS.
Speaker 3 (28:54):
I'm not being replaced.
Speaker 2 (28:56):
This is all just going away.
Speaker 6 (28:57):
I wish somebody else was getting its at CBS have
been great partners. I'm so grateful to the Tiffany Network
for giving me this chair and this beautiful theater to
call home. And of course I'm grateful to you the audience.
And it's a job that I'm looking forward to doing
with this usual gang of idiots for another ten months.
Speaker 2 (29:16):
It's gonna be fun.
Speaker 3 (29:17):
Yeah, already, you're lock in.
Speaker 2 (29:20):
Not already, let's it go. So those rumors of the
show may have been canceled for political reasons, particularly Stephen's
criticism of paramount sixteen million dollars settlement with President Trump
with the CBS sixty Minutes Keys. But if that were
the case, it's strange that they'd kill a whole franchise right. Meanwhile,
the Hollywood Trades are reporting that all late night talk
(29:41):
shows are struggling because they're expensive and complicated to produce,
and people don't watch them as much as they did
back in the day, especially young adults. I mean, they're
on too late. They should have these late night shows
start about eight o'clock so people like Trevor could watch them.
But that said, that said, the late show drew an
average of two and a half million viewers during the
twenty twenty four to twenty twenty five season that ended
(30:02):
in June, ahead of Jimmy Kimmellive on ABC and The
Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon on NBC. Personally, I preferred
Jimmy Fallen out of those three. CBS previously canceled another
late night show after midnight in March. That's the show
that ran immediately after the Late Show. Sometimes catch that
at him getting ready in the morning. But the surprise
(30:22):
announcement CBS canceling the Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Let's
get you a thousand dollars. Let's get you a thousand
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My wife tried to smother me with a billow at
three AM.
Speaker 3 (30:47):
And I'm stick of my wife punching me in the
middle of the night.
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Honey, what please don't yet me hit you?
Speaker 5 (31:16):
Why would I hit the man who saved me from
being kidnapped by an evil army of robots in my dream?
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I love you? Yes, of course, evil robots, no problem. Dear,
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Every time you hit the snooze button, an angel gets
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Speaker 3 (31:40):
And I don't hear no one saying anything about that. Hey, wait, god, stupid,
this ain't no time to now. This radio show is
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We got to get out of here.
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Trevor de in the Morning Show on Excel ninety three
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