June 9, 2025 • 36 mins
QUESTION DU JOUR: What is a "Money Saving" Habit You Will Never Stop Doing.... No Matter How Rich You Get??
TRENDING: The Average Person Has Eight Kinds of Sauce in Their Fridge
BETCHA DIDN'T KNOW: Until the mid-1970s, at least 90% of NHL players were Canadian. Now it's
down to 44%. (27% are American, 10% are Swedish, and 7% are Russian.)
MONDAY MORNING MORON AWARD: A Michigan Man Made a False Bomb Threat . . . So He Wouldn't Miss a Flight to L.A.?
VISIT WITH: Kenny Crossley of "Storage Wars" on A&E
WHAT ARE THERE MORE IN THE WORLD OF: Minneapolis Monday Winning
ONE MORE THING: So Now We're Supposed to Attend "Grandma Showers" Too?
Originally Aired: Monday, June 9th, 2025
TRENDING: The Average Person Has Eight Kinds of Sauce in Their Fridge
BETCHA DIDN'T KNOW: Until the mid-1970s, at least 90% of NHL players were Canadian. Now it's
down to 44%. (27% are American, 10% are Swedish, and 7% are Russian.)
MONDAY MORNING MORON AWARD: A Michigan Man Made a False Bomb Threat . . . So He Wouldn't Miss a Flight to L.A.?
VISIT WITH: Kenny Crossley of "Storage Wars" on A&E
WHAT ARE THERE MORE IN THE WORLD OF: Minneapolis Monday Winning
ONE MORE THING: So Now We're Supposed to Attend "Grandma Showers" Too?
Originally Aired: Monday, June 9th, 2025
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In the morning, I had a question for you. I
don't want to wake up.
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We will dedicate this broadcast to the early birds.
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The early bird.
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We all know early bird gets the worm. Coo old
rooms for breakfast. I'll just a coffee, thanks, Come on,
I'm ready to do the show. Is this the show?
What is it?
Speaker 5 (00:44):
So?
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This showtime? But an hour from now from Storage wars On.
Annie can Crossly joins the show for a visit Minneapolis
Monday Wedning. Today, give you a crack at full Passes
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the world introduced to the Disney Duck on this day
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pair of slack. He can't even, and he won't even.
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it is fifty four downtownd Grand Forks. We'll get into
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our question of the day, but first our here's what
you missed highlights.
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How about you.
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Read TV, the entertainment world and whatever. Here's what you
missed on XCEL ninety three.
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So Jelly Rolls started out as a rapper, so it's
hard for him to believe his most recent career achievement.
Check it out what happened I'm on the cars. Shark
scene was on him and Him and.
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Low Wayne's album in the same year Young So, y'all,
I quit the music business.
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This is my last tour ever.
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I can't get it.
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I can't do anything going. Jelly Roll stoked that he's
on Lil Wayne's new album, Carter six. Songing you Could
Hear was called Sharks featuring Jelly and Big Sean. He's
done it all. He's ready to be done, of course,
in lightheartedness, he will be around for a very long time.
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Currently on tour with Post Malone on the Big Butt
Stadium Tour, Jelly roll says he's ready to quit the
music business. There's nothing more I can possibly achieve. That's
funny roll. Some Jelly here for you on a little
bets good Monday sign. But let's get into our question
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of the day today. I want to talk not if,
but when U I we win the lottery. I mean, yes,
some things are going to change. Everyone says, I'm not
going to change a thing. Some of it just going
to happen. But at the same time, I'm not going
to miss my good old fashioned speedway happy hours if
I'm as long as I'm living in the Grand Forks area.
I don't think I'd spend my January's here if I
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won the lottery. But love a good happy hour. Still
get jacked about dollar beer day. I don't need to
go to snood Snoody Snoodleton's and pay fifteen dollars a drink.
Not my bag. It's just as delicious when they're a dollar.
It's the same thing. My people's all right, So my
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question today I'm throwing at you guys, what is a
money saving We'll call it money saving habit you'll never
stop doing. Back to the last time you're at a
rich person's house, but a classic boring rich you witness
something strange that showed they didn't always have money, like
(05:09):
maybe they had no envelope in the fridge with clip
coupons inside. People on social media, and I figured i'd
spend this question on you guys talking about They say
that they use the term poor people habits. I just
want to say money saving habits. I think sounds a
lot nicer. They claim they'll never stop doing no matter
how rich they get. Some responses coming in using every
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single last drop of all products, squeezing the life out
of the toothpaste tubes. I think I would do that too,
if it's lotion, cutting open the container, get the last
bit out. That's how you can cut yourself off. You're
cutting into the container, Just turn it upside down, try
to pound on the bottom to get the last of
the whatever out. Ali says, always checking the clearance section
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and clothing stores. Just feel good when you get a deal.
It doesn't matter how much money you're worth. Feel good
when you get a deal on something. I think we're
all guilty of this. Guys. You've got a garage, You've
got leftover screws, nuts and bolts from furniture kits and
old broken appliances. They'll go to the garage so you
can use them in fifteen years, maybe you do that
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one good year of spring cleaning, or you find these
bags that John can can finally toss them on the
burm and you'll never see them again. Nancy says, never
wasting food if I can help it, that's that's a
good one, though, money saving habit you'll never stop doing
no matter how rich you get. Everyone doesn't get to
(06:38):
eat like you. And I do feel guilty about throwing
anything in the garbage. I mean, there's a line between
feeling guilty and there's a hamburger that's been in the
fridge for six weeks. Fire her up in the microwave
for me. Thanks, hel not E three hight Well, Hey,
(07:00):
good day. Who is this, Dana? What's the money saving
habit you'll never stop doing no matter how rich you gets.
A garage sailing that's a popular one today. I thought,
with all the like digital wrecking everything, Facebook, marketplacing, garage
sales are going to be a thing of the past.
But I guess people like to browse, and you're one
(07:22):
of them. Browsey mcbrowseil Slacks. I know I've got to
give away this much stuff because that's how much weirdness
you guys put up with on it on the daily basis,
But thank you, Dana. Do we want to go to
the John Wick movie Ballerina River Cinema? Maybe how to
Train Your Dragon? Let's go to Train Dragon. That's good,
(07:45):
good knowledge to have because I don't know. We'll find
out together as that opens this weekend and I'll get
your Rambus gift card.
Speaker 4 (07:53):
Awesome.
Speaker 1 (07:54):
How about we put you on the list for our
next Madorata of going out next Monday at eight thirty
five week to taking care of Dad for Father's Da Yet?
Should we put Dada on the grill list for the
Trigger Pro series thirty four wood Pelley Girl from Burger
Stace Hardware going out Fridday? Sure? Okay, Dana, you talk
me into that too. What Station for Now is proud
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Now we are the forks in music station. Question of
the day today, people talking about money saving habits will
never stop doing no matter how rich they get. I
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don't know why you wouldn't do this using grocery bags
as trash bags. Using grocery bags as trash bags. Thank
you Gus for checking at it's just just easy to
Walmart bags. You can't use as trash bags because if
you put another Walmart bag inside Walmart bag, it rips
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off the box. Cherry says, checking restaurant prices before looking
at the menu. I mean, once you live in a
town for so much time, you kind of know that
sort of thing. But I get that too. There's the
bigger cities you can go out and few if you
can have a meal for well maybe not fifty dollars anymore,
(09:22):
but one hundred dollars, and other places might cost one
thousand dollars. Kelly says, collecting all the complimentary soaps and
products at hotels. A lot of hotels are two hundred
dollars a night. You might as well take a shampoo
for your travel bag. And some people have always enjoyed thrifting, thrifting,
hitting up community yard sales, bargain hunting. You enjoy it, Hey,
(09:47):
go for it, Debbie going eating off the senior menu
or any senior discounts. I enjoy the dollar Well, it's
not the dollar menu anymore. Now, it's the value meal.
Because nothing's a dollar anymore. You can kind of mix
and match your own a couple of different small sandwiches.
If you're at a burger place or Taco John's, mix
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and match something that will not be on the combo
meal to begin with, or on the the combo menu
board to begin with, like your own combinations, that doesn't matter.
Two people need at any of those restaurants is twenty
dollars now too. Nancy says, not buying new clothes unless
it's something necessary. I'm confident to say ninety percent of
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us worth ten percent of our clothes that we own
so much it just hangs out in the closet. And
I do have like got a passport photo updated, and
I saw the old passport photo which is good for
what ten years? Still wear that shirt every day.
Speaker 2 (10:50):
And am much trending TESTAGG trending on Excel ninety three.
Speaker 1 (10:57):
Well, you know, summer eating. It includes a lot of sandwiches, barbecue.
Many of us sally to go sauce, which might be
a custom creation, but of course not every combo is
a winner either. You ever tried buffalo sauce and peanut
butter for example, Newpool, Newpool? Ask people what booze they
(11:20):
think are the best with sauce. I'm a big sauce. Guy,
I still do contemplate smuggle in a bottle of whatever.
My favorite sauce is into a restaurant. My fanny pack
not to be cheap, but so I don't have to
rip rip open fifteen packets. What boots are the best
(11:41):
with sauce? Not surprisingly, French fries to marrow hnos. Seventy
three percent of people say their best dipped in sauces
min ketchup, hot sauce, ranch, barbecue sauce, or even mustard.
I love doing fries into hot sauce. Excuse me, into
barbecue sauce. Gravy counts of sauce. That's its own entity,
isn't it. Chicken nuggets second, followed by hot dogs, chicken wings, cheeseburgers, tacos, nachos,
(12:06):
Getting hungry this morning, deli sandwiches, pizza, and vegetables. I
think ranch was invented to make vegetables delicious for everybody.
Pull also listed people's weird sauce combinations. What do these
seem weird to you? French fries and tartar sauce. If
you're having fish already and there's fish and chips in
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your plate, that's not weird if you're pulling it out
on purpose. Maybe scrambled eggs and barbecue sauce. They need
scrambled eggs again, with big pile of ketchup beside the
scramble eggs, not on top. So I like the cold ketchup,
A little fork full of eggs into the ketchup into
the mouth. Pickles with buffalo sauce. I mean you've had
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buffalo sauce maybe on a burger with pickles on top
of that. That's not weird. Macaroni with orses, sushesh hire sauce,
honey mustard with pet of bread, ramen, noodles with ranch
dressing might be weird. Now, that's definitely weird. That's not
a mite. Also, the average person is eight different kinds
of sauce in the fridge. I thought it'd be higher.
There's the couple you use all the time and you
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buy like thousand Island dressing. One time, you're gonna make
sandwich that has thousand Island dressing on it, and there
it says the expiration date comes and goes by months,
since a year later you're trying to make that sandwich
again and you've got to toss it in the garbage
and get a new one. But the average person is
eight kinds of sauce in their fridge. That is the Ruben,
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the Ruben sandwich. That's what I was trying to think of,
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It's not the way the world works. Warren Buffett and
Jimmy Buffett once took a DNA has to see if
they were related. Results came back negative, but they were
friends and would refer to each other as Uncle Warren
and cousin. Jimmy. Warren is ninety four now. Jimmy, of course,
passed away into twenty twenty three at age seventy six.
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Neither pronounced the name Buffet, either Warren Buffett Jimmy Buffets.
So we go to China. Betch did know more than
thirty million people in China living cabes. That's a random fact.
That's all I got. The thirty million living caves. That's
how many people there are in China. I love stories
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about actors and turn rolls down because he couldn't envision
some of these people who got the roles not to
be the person, you know what I mean, Vetch didn't
know Clint Eastwood, Burt Reynolds, and Adam West as well
as Liam Neeson were all off of the role of
James Bond and turned it down. And that's been a
revolving door role since its inception. Really, but people do judge,
(15:23):
Oh yes they do, Betch, you didn't know. Until the
mid nineteen seventies, at least ninety percent of NHL players
were Canadians. Now it's down to forty four percent, twenty
seven percent are American, ten percent Swedish, and seven percent
are Russian. Interesting first drink everyone described as a cocktail
(15:48):
let you know, didn't know is essentially an old fashioned.
In eighteen o six, it was introduced as a stimulating
like are composed of spirits of any kind, sugar water
and bitters, but basically an old fashioned the first drink
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Excel ninety three.
Speaker 5 (16:08):
Good morning, m Color am I?
Speaker 1 (16:09):
Well? Hey, hey you were Color number nine? Or what
is your name?
Speaker 5 (16:20):
Heidi?
Speaker 1 (16:21):
Hiighty? What's the money saving habit you'll never stop doing
no matter how rich you get?
Speaker 5 (16:25):
Oh my gosh's app all of every time. Those rewards
so like, the more you spend, the more you save,
you get little discounts.
Speaker 1 (16:36):
I'm calling Excel ninety three and winning. That's a saving.
That is a saving, you know, rod sailing.
Speaker 5 (16:43):
I just I am a thrifter, beyond thrifter to any chance.
I don't care. I just to buy more.
Speaker 1 (16:49):
It's fun to save money, though. No matter how much
money you've gotten your account, you always feel good.
Speaker 6 (16:53):
Just buy more.
Speaker 1 (16:54):
I was late to the party on the apps too,
On the food apps, I was just too lazy to
do it. Download the app and get free friesh. I
don't I have time for that. But apparently I do
have time for that, and I do it now often.
Speaker 5 (17:09):
I do it to McDonald diamondson. I mean anywhere you go,
there's an app mis well.
Speaker 1 (17:15):
Stave, I'm a Papa Murphy's app guy, a little Italian
joint called Dominos. It's fun to use that. Anywhere you go,
there's always seems to be one of those five minutes
from your hotel.
Speaker 5 (17:27):
Whatever you can save on, I say.
Speaker 1 (17:29):
Just do it. Preach on, girlfriend, We're app saving money fools,
something like that. Well, Heidi, what do you want to
do here? I don't know. If you want to go
to one of the North Dakota State Fair shows, we
could play the Minneapolis Monday Game. If you want to
Forefasses in Nickelodeon University's Mountain Adventure Golf and Creole Experience
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will play What are There More in the World of
if you want a chance at that? Or I could
you send you off to the races an upcoming Friday
at River Cinema excuse me, River City Speedway, or go
see either Ballerina or How to Train Your Dragon at
Rivercinema on me on us you tell me, Heidi, let's.
Speaker 5 (18:07):
Do the races. I'm going to send my husband and sons.
Speaker 1 (18:10):
Let's do the races. That's a beautiful evening for you.
Absolutely nice. Well, peace and quiet, if you have your
windows open, I'm sure you'll be able to hear the races.
You'll know when to shut your party down. When the
cars are not being allowed anymore and they're about to
come home, you have to dump them off the door.
I'm on it, Heidi. I'm going to get you qualified
(18:31):
for an extvendor trip if that's okay with you. I
don't know if you're interested.
Speaker 5 (18:35):
Absolutely, I missed last week even here.
Speaker 3 (18:38):
If I was a.
Speaker 1 (18:38):
Qualifier, it sucks. Well, Heidi, you're you're on the list.
We'll see if we call your name next Monday at
eight thirty five. Do we have dad taking care of
for Father's dayet?
Speaker 5 (18:49):
No?
Speaker 1 (18:49):
I don't. Okay, Well, I'm going to put you on
that list too, Heidi. Two lists the Tregger Pro series
thirty four wood pellet grill from Burger says hardware. Be
listening Friday morning, eight thirty five. For now, what station
is pround to be your River City Speedway connection?
Speaker 5 (19:07):
Excel ninety three.
Speaker 2 (19:09):
Let me put it this way, You're Monday morning more
on a war has an Excel ninety three.
Speaker 1 (19:16):
Oh we've all been late for something this happened in
a movie and think it's too dumb to believe, but
apparently some people still think they can get away with it.
Twenty three year old man John Robinson his name late
for his Spirit Airlines flight from Detroit to Los Angeles
last Thursday morning, so he called in a bomb threat.
(19:38):
Now the plane was still there, and they did have
to remove all the passengers, interviewed them and screened them again.
The flight finally left six hours later. Says John Robinson,
Fella should be on the hook for everybody's both, like
the six hours they had to sit and wait at
the airport, their food and beverage, drinks, bills and accommodations.
(20:03):
Shouldn't run on the hook for all that. Anyway, John
arrested when he round the airport later that day to
take a different flight, So it sounds like he wasn't
going to be able to take the delayed flight anyway,
So I guess the bomb threat was pointless. The police
say they easily trace the call back to John using
phone records, and he later admitted to the FBI that
he made the call with the hope that it would
delay the flight long enough for him to make it.
(20:26):
John was charged with maliciously giving false information about an
explosive twenty three year old man arrested after he called
in a bomb threat because he was late first flight
from Detroit to Los Angeles, hoping to delay until he
got there. Twenty three year ol John Robinson, Michigan, Detroit
picking up the Monday Morning Moron Award. That's their second
(20:49):
trip to Michigan in twenty twenty five. More on ard.
Just makes us feel a little bit smarter, like we've
got our stuff together a little more. And from A
and E's Story Wars Jenny Crossley, Good day, Kenny Crossley,
Storage Wars. It is such a pleasure to have you
(21:09):
on the show, my friend.
Speaker 4 (21:12):
Yeah, nice to be bad and healthy in the morning.
Speaker 1 (21:14):
Bro, Can we be instant friends now we've known each
other for eleven seconds.
Speaker 4 (21:19):
You know it, Bro, we'll get that lunch together them.
Speaker 1 (21:22):
Storage Wars excellent, excellent news, one new friend check Storage
Wars returning to A and E. Saturday's eight o'clock in
our central time zone. And of course all of the marathons.
I can't believe it's been fifteen successful seasons, my friend, man.
Speaker 4 (21:38):
And sixteen is gonna be the top of the tops.
Speaker 5 (21:41):
Bro.
Speaker 4 (21:42):
It's some funny stuff going going and some nice treasure
being found.
Speaker 1 (21:46):
So for those who haven't got caught up, and I
meant to watch this for five minutes Sunday, five hours
of Storage Wars marathon. Yet give us the premise of
the show for those who don't know.
Speaker 4 (21:59):
Okay, all right, these the auctions of people who abandoned
their units, and they have to post it in the newspapers,
so too consecutive week after the ninety ds and not
saying because that makes it law binding. The next thing,
you know, they got to schedule the auction, and then
we go out there and try to capitalize on them,
of speak, and turn you know, use items into big money.
(22:25):
And they a lot of people buying use items these days.
Speaker 1 (22:31):
I see your path of to where you were to
where you are now, which to me is super super interesting.
You actually left law enforcement to go manage storage storage facilities,
moving from New Orleans to Los Angeles. Correct, Yeah, so
I was.
Speaker 4 (22:47):
I was a copy in New Orleans. I went to
Alta to be a cop. I didn't really like it,
so I wind up being a bounce at the lab factory.
Got into a couple of capital you know, a couple
of incidents, and the judge told me I need to
find a new profession. So I wind up being a
prophet at the storage unit and they put me in
the verse neighborhood where they had a lot of crime
(23:08):
because I was a big guy and that was Inglewood, California.
So you put me over there. And then next thing
you know, the week after that storage war was come
filming it and I ran into my best buddy Barry
and that's and that was history right there.
Speaker 1 (23:23):
So it completely happened by accident for you.
Speaker 4 (23:26):
Yeah, like, oh, put me in a situation, say send
you a comic time. We're gonna give you the opportunity
to prevent yourself to the world.
Speaker 1 (23:34):
And I guess you can say self self has been presented.
Am I right? You have tode? So does storage wars?
I wondered too. Is it supposed to make us want
to collect more stuff or get rid of more stuff?
And like the binge versus purge our junk world? What
(23:57):
do you think.
Speaker 4 (24:00):
I think it is? Well, look in your closet. You
probably got four hundred dollars in that that you never
wore or you ain't gonna wear or can't fit no more.
Instead of just throwing it away and make you a
little profit on it, you know.
Speaker 3 (24:12):
What I mean.
Speaker 4 (24:12):
So that's where Facebook marketplaces come in. You can take
a picture of it and put it in the damn
on Facebook and you can make a little money on
some cold, beastly baby stuff, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1 (24:25):
Kenny Crossley, Kenny Crossley from Storage Wars, or are you
telling me that forty Hawaiian shirts in my closet is
a couple too many?
Speaker 4 (24:34):
Oh, but you got to you gotta have a pill,
You gotta have a go going out a business bill
from your closet.
Speaker 1 (24:40):
Brother, something about clothes.
Speaker 4 (24:45):
To you know, Hawaiian shirts? You know who wear a
lot of Hawaiian shirts besides me? On the show? Him
always come with Hawaiian shirts from.
Speaker 1 (24:57):
Who's wearing all these Hawaiian shirts besides me? Is what
you're you're asking?
Speaker 4 (25:02):
Yeah, Ivy, Ivy on the TV show? He wears enough
but Hawaiian shirts though, be shore him and the Sun.
Speaker 1 (25:08):
That's fantastic. I like that a lot, I think. And
no matter who we are, of one of our clothes,
maybe we wear ten percent of it and just keep
repeating it. But for some reason we have all these
other shirts and pants and whatever hanging out in our
closet where you're saying we can make money off.
Speaker 4 (25:27):
Of Yeah, and I'll closet.
Speaker 1 (25:31):
I don't know if you've ever been to Hawaii, but
I wonder if people in Hawaii wear Hawaiian shirts or
if they just wear normal shirts, because that's interesting and
different there.
Speaker 4 (25:40):
Yeah, probably wear white T shirts walking around cat kicking
and Terry Okam Chicken with the Ma Corona self. Look
at the.
Speaker 1 (25:53):
Oh Kenny cross these storage wars. Can you give me
a number one all time favorite treasure that you've stumbled
upon all of your years?
Speaker 4 (26:02):
Well, this episode episode air on Saturday. That's just gonna
be my all time all right on my phone and
when you see that thing, Man, you're gonna see this
now see why I can't he say so, y'all gotta
come record whatever you're going to do, put your family
in the living room and sit there and watch this episode.
(26:23):
It's gonna make you go, Man, I need to go
stories huning.
Speaker 1 (26:26):
This is crazy. That's a good teaser. You must have
the best yard sales? Do you ever do that? But
with all the stuff you've gone to, that wouldn't even
be fair to your neighbors.
Speaker 4 (26:37):
Now, I go to the neighbors, and they do. Because
where I live at I've been in this house for
four years. I ain't never talked to no neighbors, no neighbor,
never even seen and four years. So when I go
driving around and I see a y'all sale, I'll put
it out the cody. Man, you gotta be kidding me. Hey,
you're doing that, my y'all sitting next thing. You know,
(26:58):
you're taking tentions and everything, and you wind up getting
everything free. And I go tell this, they give it
to you free, bro, It'll be laughing. There go big
PEPs of money off the free.
Speaker 5 (27:09):
Oh.
Speaker 1 (27:09):
I wish I had the knowledge of you that you
guys have, my friend, I would I guess you kind
of answered the question though. If you kind of stay
away from your neighbors, I would think your neighbors would
coming to you all the time and think how much
can I get for this? What can I get for this?
People stopped on the streets.
Speaker 4 (27:24):
I think they could. I think they would too. They'd
be knocking on the door, can you can I get
a picture with you? They do that all the time.
So I do it, but with stuff like a couple
of weeks ago, I went out to get the mail
and the mail man was there like he ain't no
damn with man. He walked me all the way to
my door on my house from the mail box. You see,
(27:47):
Can I buy a T shirt from me? My wife
could love it. I just gave him a T shirt.
Not He don't put my meal in the mailbox. He
bring it to the door every time.
Speaker 1 (27:57):
You deserve the treatment for that, I think for sure,
VI the mail treatment.
Speaker 4 (28:05):
And Denny spelled me cooking pre lines? Is that the
famous pre link things you make? I say, yeah, you
want to tangling man, let me buy three boxes of
those things?
Speaker 1 (28:14):
Like all right? Making money from the mailman could be
a new show.
Speaker 4 (28:20):
Yeah it wos in your bop.
Speaker 1 (28:24):
Maybe we should leave that title alone. Jenny Crossley, Storage
Wars returning to A and E a new exciting ten
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Show, and I am looking into my Hawaiian shirt collection
to meet.
Speaker 4 (29:01):
Go make your money, bro.
Speaker 1 (29:04):
Thanks Kenny, you welcome, Bro initiates conversation. You have some
very very bad habits. Well, these people in my office
building are a drain on resources. It's a kind of
dieting boot camp. Whi's found the next two hours.
Speaker 5 (29:17):
Telling you to drop me give me various numbers is humiliating.
Speaker 1 (29:20):
Great, it's show business, baby.
Speaker 2 (29:22):
You gotta start somewhere. Trever d in the morning show
Excel Nutty three, excel Nutty three.
Speaker 1 (29:28):
Good morning. Well, Hey, hey, good day. Who is this Monica? Monica,
what's a money saving habit you'll never stop doing no
matter how rich you get. I'd say broad sailing. Nothing
wrong with it's interesting to see what's up things people enjoy.
It's nothing wrong. They don't say it like the Tales
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between the Lanes type thing you enjoy. Garage sailing. Hey,
go you go for me. I'll make your list of
what I'm looking for and too lazy to find. But
it's one of our summer spring fall experiences here in
the Upper Midwest. I get it right. Never know, Well, Monica,
(30:14):
what are we doing here? Did you want to play
for the Minneapolis Monday package including passes in Nickelodeon Universe,
Most Mountain Adventure, Golf of Creole Experience. What was that a?
Speaker 5 (30:24):
Yes?
Speaker 1 (30:24):
Yeah, time my phone. It is weird. Oh okay, let's
jump right in. It's Minneapolis Monday. We're gonna play. What
in the world are there more of? Get through out
of five right, and you're going to be a winner? Okay, okay,
once again, sixty percent. That's an eight plus plus in
Treverity World, so I'm confident you can get there. Pillows
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versus towels, What are there more of pillows or towels pillos?
We're going pillows. The answer is towels. Without thinking it through,
I think I would have guessed pillows too. But you
use multiple types from bath to beach to hand towels, surf.
(31:05):
I know, kind of a hard one. Let's try door
handles versus fossets. What are there more of door handles
or faucets? Door handles? There are more door handles in
the world. Every room, cabinet, car has a door handle.
All right, Monica. We're turning this around. Elevators versus escalators.
What are there more of elevators? Versus escalators. Elevators. That
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one's not even close. Elevators over eighteen million worldwide versus
one million escalators. I'm trying to think. I I think
there's Sarah Port have an escalator. I know the Ralph does.
I bet I couldn't pick a five in grand forks,
these grand forks for escalators. But yeah, it is elevators.
That is elevators eighteen versus one million. All right, get
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this next one? Right? You're a winner. Legs on animals
versus legs on humans? What's your the more of What
was that? Legs on animals versus legs on humans? Animals?
That sounded like it was easy, too easy? Animals insects alone?
(32:16):
Destroy this stat Monica. Guess who's going to minneapolish?
Speaker 4 (32:20):
I guess I am?
Speaker 1 (32:22):
You are a winner? What passes the Nickelodeon univers most
a mountin adventure, golf, creole experience, Happy Summer? Shall I
qualify you for our Medora trip going out next Monday?
Perfect eight thirty five? Dad taking care of her father's Day?
Should I put Dad on the list for the woodpellant
tragger girl from Burger of Sacee Hardware? Oh? Okay? Well
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be listening. This is the Friday eight thirty five for
that drawing. What's station pronuncio pround of your Minneapolis Monday connection.
Speaker 2 (32:53):
It's not for one more thing on Xcel ninety three,
one more time fun more.
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Never even heard of such madness until this morning. And
I wholeheartedly agree with a TikToker. What sh be four
against showers with grandma? Not like scrubbing grandma's back. That's
not what I mean. There's apparently a new trend of
baby showers for grandparents, and yes, in addition to all
(33:26):
the other showers for the mom and dads. That's plural
because many parents are hosting multiple don't sure all their
family and friends can attend one. And here is a
TikToker breaking down the grandma showers.
Speaker 3 (33:40):
There are definitely two opinions about grandmother showers. Opinion one,
grandmother showers are a lovely way to welcome a friend
or coworker into their new role. Opinion too, granny showers
are inappropriate and tacky gift grabs.
Speaker 5 (33:56):
So which is it?
Speaker 3 (33:57):
If a group of coworkers gets together and has a
lunch where they celebrate someone becoming a new grandmother, it's
a lovely way to welcome somebody to this new stage
of life. But when the grandmother's shower rivals the shower
for the actual parents, that's where it crosses a line.
Speaker 1 (34:16):
It's like wearing a white dressed to a wedding, isn't it?
You don't do it. I'm fully supporting what TikToker Dede
Moore just said about the grammar showers. Take the new
soon to be grandma out for lunch, perfect, No need
to bring gifts, no need. We only have so much time,
so much free time too. I know you're busy. You
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know I'm busy. We don't need one more thing in
our calendar. People are gifted out too all these new celebrations,
especially since many people treat showers as a way to
help first time parents with an onslaught of expenses. Grandparents
should be acknowledged in their new role, especially if it's
the first grandchild, but they're usually facing lots of a
financial burden. Go out for a couple of cocktails, munch,
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grandma showersh can you even well? What I can even
do is tell you we've got a tip to Vegas.
I can get on board with that. We'd love to
get you there. We've got today and tomorrow to win.
Win them before you can buy them Vegas trips at
the iHeartRadio Music Festival. We're just starting. Trips aren't even
on sale yet. Tickets aren't even on sale yet. So
nine am, one pm, five pm today and tomorrow will
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Speaker 6 (35:27):
Critics are calling it the scariest movie of the summer.
Test audiences couldn't imagine the horror and the most frightening factor.
It's based on a true story.
Speaker 7 (35:40):
The movie everyone is screaming about is Grandpa's Toenails.
Speaker 4 (35:48):
Now.
Speaker 7 (35:48):
I've seen all of the Saw movies, but I've never
been more repulsed by anything as gory as Grandpa's toenails.
Speaker 1 (35:55):
One looked like a burned potato chip.
Speaker 3 (35:58):
I immediately quit nursing school after seeing Grandpa's toenails because
if that's the kind of sick crap I'm going to
have to look at. No, thank you, I'll hoe it
up on OnlyFans.
Speaker 7 (36:08):
Try as you will to look away from Grandpa's toenails.
Speaker 1 (36:12):
I hope that'll make a sequel. I ain't coming back
for more of that sick stuff.
Speaker 7 (36:16):
Grandpa's Toenails starts Friday.
Speaker 1 (36:20):
I don't want to be awake right now.
Speaker 2 (36:21):
Every time you hit the snooze button, an angel gets
beaten to death.
Speaker 1 (36:24):
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 not intended for listeners, so we
got to get out of here. Trevor die in the
Morning Show on XCEL ninety three
It's the Trevor de Mini Morning Show.
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Podcasting no available through Google Play, iTunes and the iHeartRadio
app XCEL ninety three. This is kk XL XCEL ninety
three Grand Forks, an iHeartRadio station.
Speaker 1 (00:19):
In the morning, I had a question for you. I
don't want to wake up.
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We will dedicate this broadcast to the early birds.
Speaker 4 (00:31):
The early bird.
Speaker 1 (00:32):
We all know early bird gets the worm. Coo old
rooms for breakfast. I'll just a coffee, thanks, Come on,
I'm ready to do the show. Is this the show?
What is it?
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So?
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This showtime? But an hour from now from Storage wars On.
Annie can Crossly joins the show for a visit Minneapolis
Monday Wedning. Today, give you a crack at full Passes
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of America. If you're intrigued interested sending you to the
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North Dakota State Bear. We've got tickets for Bailey Zimmerman Show,
Jelly Rollfatcha with Bow Wow Soldier Boy, and Rick Ross
with Brian Make that happen today. It's Get qualified for
our next Madora trip going out next Monday. Get Dad
qualified for our Trigger Grill going on the final show
before Father's Day. That would be this Friday morning, eight
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thirty five Trigger Pro Series thirty four Wood Pellet Girl
from Berger Sace Hardware. Happy National Strawberry Rubar Pie Day,
always good day for pie. Today, Donald Duck Days here
the world introduced to the Disney Duck on this day
in nineteen thirty four. It's been angry and pantiless ever since.
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That's right, ninety ninety one years. Still not wearing a
pair of slack. He can't even, and he won't even.
I will even give you your forecast. Kind of a disappointing,
but a good lazy day. Yesterday, sixty four degree day,
little warmer. We should be done with a showery activity
just I think five hundreds of an inch of rain
falling at the Weather Service yesterday. Cloudy's sixty eight today,
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partly cloudy fifty tonight and summers back tomorrow, gradually becoming
sunny in eighty two Wednesday Thief over falls looking forward
to XCEL ninety three to eight falls standplay in Thief
Sunshine seventy eight on Wednesday and Thursday will be probably
sunny in seventy four. Right now, we have Cloudy's guys,
it is fifty four downtownd Grand Forks. We'll get into
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our question of the day, but first our here's what
you missed highlights.
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How about you.
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Read TV, the entertainment world and whatever. Here's what you
missed on XCEL ninety three.
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So Jelly Rolls started out as a rapper, so it's
hard for him to believe his most recent career achievement.
Check it out what happened I'm on the cars. Shark
scene was on him and Him and.
Speaker 6 (03:09):
Low Wayne's album in the same year Young So, y'all,
I quit the music business.
Speaker 1 (03:13):
This is my last tour ever.
Speaker 7 (03:15):
I can't get it.
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I can't do anything going. Jelly Roll stoked that he's
on Lil Wayne's new album, Carter six. Songing you Could
Hear was called Sharks featuring Jelly and Big Sean. He's
done it all. He's ready to be done, of course,
in lightheartedness, he will be around for a very long time.
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Currently on tour with Post Malone on the Big Butt
Stadium Tour, Jelly roll says he's ready to quit the
music business. There's nothing more I can possibly achieve. That's
funny roll. Some Jelly here for you on a little
bets good Monday sign. But let's get into our question
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of the day today. I want to talk not if,
but when U I we win the lottery. I mean, yes,
some things are going to change. Everyone says, I'm not
going to change a thing. Some of it just going
to happen. But at the same time, I'm not going
to miss my good old fashioned speedway happy hours if
I'm as long as I'm living in the Grand Forks area.
I don't think I'd spend my January's here if I
(04:26):
won the lottery. But love a good happy hour. Still
get jacked about dollar beer day. I don't need to
go to snood Snoody Snoodleton's and pay fifteen dollars a drink.
Not my bag. It's just as delicious when they're a dollar.
It's the same thing. My people's all right, So my
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question today I'm throwing at you guys, what is a
money saving We'll call it money saving habit you'll never
stop doing. Back to the last time you're at a
rich person's house, but a classic boring rich you witness
something strange that showed they didn't always have money, like
(05:09):
maybe they had no envelope in the fridge with clip
coupons inside. People on social media, and I figured i'd
spend this question on you guys talking about They say
that they use the term poor people habits. I just
want to say money saving habits. I think sounds a
lot nicer. They claim they'll never stop doing no matter
how rich they get. Some responses coming in using every
(05:32):
single last drop of all products, squeezing the life out
of the toothpaste tubes. I think I would do that too,
if it's lotion, cutting open the container, get the last
bit out. That's how you can cut yourself off. You're
cutting into the container, Just turn it upside down, try
to pound on the bottom to get the last of
the whatever out. Ali says, always checking the clearance section
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and clothing stores. Just feel good when you get a deal.
It doesn't matter how much money you're worth. Feel good
when you get a deal on something. I think we're
all guilty of this. Guys. You've got a garage, You've
got leftover screws, nuts and bolts from furniture kits and
old broken appliances. They'll go to the garage so you
can use them in fifteen years, maybe you do that
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one good year of spring cleaning, or you find these
bags that John can can finally toss them on the
burm and you'll never see them again. Nancy says, never
wasting food if I can help it, that's that's a
good one, though, money saving habit you'll never stop doing
no matter how rich you get. Everyone doesn't get to
(06:38):
eat like you. And I do feel guilty about throwing
anything in the garbage. I mean, there's a line between
feeling guilty and there's a hamburger that's been in the
fridge for six weeks. Fire her up in the microwave
for me. Thanks, hel not E three hight Well, Hey,
(07:00):
good day. Who is this, Dana? What's the money saving
habit you'll never stop doing no matter how rich you gets.
A garage sailing that's a popular one today. I thought,
with all the like digital wrecking everything, Facebook, marketplacing, garage
sales are going to be a thing of the past.
But I guess people like to browse, and you're one
(07:22):
of them. Browsey mcbrowseil Slacks. I know I've got to
give away this much stuff because that's how much weirdness
you guys put up with on it on the daily basis,
But thank you, Dana. Do we want to go to
the John Wick movie Ballerina River Cinema? Maybe how to
Train Your Dragon? Let's go to Train Dragon. That's good,
(07:45):
good knowledge to have because I don't know. We'll find
out together as that opens this weekend and I'll get
your Rambus gift card.
Speaker 4 (07:53):
Awesome.
Speaker 1 (07:54):
How about we put you on the list for our
next Madorata of going out next Monday at eight thirty
five week to taking care of Dad for Father's Da Yet?
Should we put Dada on the grill list for the
Trigger Pro series thirty four wood Pelley Girl from Burger
Stace Hardware going out Fridday? Sure? Okay, Dana, you talk
me into that too. What Station for Now is proud
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Now we are the forks in music station. Question of
the day today, people talking about money saving habits will
never stop doing no matter how rich they get. I
(08:38):
don't know why you wouldn't do this using grocery bags
as trash bags. Using grocery bags as trash bags. Thank
you Gus for checking at it's just just easy to
Walmart bags. You can't use as trash bags because if
you put another Walmart bag inside Walmart bag, it rips
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off the box. Cherry says, checking restaurant prices before looking
at the menu. I mean, once you live in a
town for so much time, you kind of know that
sort of thing. But I get that too. There's the
bigger cities you can go out and few if you
can have a meal for well maybe not fifty dollars anymore,
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but one hundred dollars, and other places might cost one
thousand dollars. Kelly says, collecting all the complimentary soaps and
products at hotels. A lot of hotels are two hundred
dollars a night. You might as well take a shampoo
for your travel bag. And some people have always enjoyed thrifting, thrifting,
hitting up community yard sales, bargain hunting. You enjoy it, Hey,
(09:47):
go for it, Debbie going eating off the senior menu
or any senior discounts. I enjoy the dollar Well, it's
not the dollar menu anymore. Now, it's the value meal.
Because nothing's a dollar anymore. You can kind of mix
and match your own a couple of different small sandwiches.
If you're at a burger place or Taco John's, mix
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and match something that will not be on the combo
meal to begin with, or on the the combo menu
board to begin with, like your own combinations, that doesn't matter.
Two people need at any of those restaurants is twenty
dollars now too. Nancy says, not buying new clothes unless
it's something necessary. I'm confident to say ninety percent of
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us worth ten percent of our clothes that we own
so much it just hangs out in the closet. And
I do have like got a passport photo updated, and
I saw the old passport photo which is good for
what ten years? Still wear that shirt every day.
Speaker 2 (10:50):
And am much trending TESTAGG trending on Excel ninety three.
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Well, you know, summer eating. It includes a lot of sandwiches, barbecue.
Many of us sally to go sauce, which might be
a custom creation, but of course not every combo is
a winner either. You ever tried buffalo sauce and peanut
butter for example, Newpool, Newpool? Ask people what booze they
(11:20):
think are the best with sauce. I'm a big sauce. Guy,
I still do contemplate smuggle in a bottle of whatever.
My favorite sauce is into a restaurant. My fanny pack
not to be cheap, but so I don't have to
rip rip open fifteen packets. What boots are the best
(11:41):
with sauce? Not surprisingly, French fries to marrow hnos. Seventy
three percent of people say their best dipped in sauces
min ketchup, hot sauce, ranch, barbecue sauce, or even mustard.
I love doing fries into hot sauce. Excuse me, into
barbecue sauce. Gravy counts of sauce. That's its own entity,
isn't it. Chicken nuggets second, followed by hot dogs, chicken wings, cheeseburgers, tacos, nachos,
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Getting hungry this morning, deli sandwiches, pizza, and vegetables. I
think ranch was invented to make vegetables delicious for everybody.
Pull also listed people's weird sauce combinations. What do these
seem weird to you? French fries and tartar sauce. If
you're having fish already and there's fish and chips in
(12:26):
your plate, that's not weird if you're pulling it out
on purpose. Maybe scrambled eggs and barbecue sauce. They need
scrambled eggs again, with big pile of ketchup beside the
scramble eggs, not on top. So I like the cold ketchup,
A little fork full of eggs into the ketchup into
the mouth. Pickles with buffalo sauce. I mean you've had
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buffalo sauce maybe on a burger with pickles on top
of that. That's not weird. Macaroni with orses, sushesh hire sauce,
honey mustard with pet of bread, ramen, noodles with ranch
dressing might be weird. Now, that's definitely weird. That's not
a mite. Also, the average person is eight different kinds
of sauce in the fridge. I thought it'd be higher.
There's the couple you use all the time and you
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buy like thousand Island dressing. One time, you're gonna make
sandwich that has thousand Island dressing on it, and there
it says the expiration date comes and goes by months,
since a year later you're trying to make that sandwich
again and you've got to toss it in the garbage
and get a new one. But the average person is
eight kinds of sauce in their fridge. That is the Ruben,
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the Ruben sandwich. That's what I was trying to think of,
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Jimmy Buffett once took a DNA has to see if
they were related. Results came back negative, but they were
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and cousin. Jimmy. Warren is ninety four now. Jimmy, of course,
passed away into twenty twenty three at age seventy six.
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Neither pronounced the name Buffet, either Warren Buffett Jimmy Buffets.
So we go to China. Betch did know more than
thirty million people in China living cabes. That's a random fact.
That's all I got. The thirty million living caves. That's
how many people there are in China. I love stories
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about actors and turn rolls down because he couldn't envision
some of these people who got the roles not to
be the person, you know what I mean, Vetch didn't
know Clint Eastwood, Burt Reynolds, and Adam West as well
as Liam Neeson were all off of the role of
James Bond and turned it down. And that's been a
revolving door role since its inception. Really, but people do judge,
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Oh yes they do, Betch, you didn't know. Until the
mid nineteen seventies, at least ninety percent of NHL players
were Canadians. Now it's down to forty four percent, twenty
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are Russian. Interesting first drink everyone described as a cocktail
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Speaker 5 (16:08):
Good morning, m Color am I?
Speaker 1 (16:09):
Well? Hey, hey you were Color number nine? Or what
is your name?
Speaker 5 (16:20):
Heidi?
Speaker 1 (16:21):
Hiighty? What's the money saving habit you'll never stop doing
no matter how rich you get?
Speaker 5 (16:25):
Oh my gosh's app all of every time. Those rewards
so like, the more you spend, the more you save,
you get little discounts.
Speaker 1 (16:36):
I'm calling Excel ninety three and winning. That's a saving.
That is a saving, you know, rod sailing.
Speaker 5 (16:43):
I just I am a thrifter, beyond thrifter to any chance.
I don't care. I just to buy more.
Speaker 1 (16:49):
It's fun to save money, though. No matter how much
money you've gotten your account, you always feel good.
Speaker 6 (16:53):
Just buy more.
Speaker 1 (16:54):
I was late to the party on the apps too,
On the food apps, I was just too lazy to
do it. Download the app and get free friesh. I
don't I have time for that. But apparently I do
have time for that, and I do it now often.
Speaker 5 (17:09):
I do it to McDonald diamondson. I mean anywhere you go,
there's an app mis well.
Speaker 1 (17:15):
Stave, I'm a Papa Murphy's app guy, a little Italian
joint called Dominos. It's fun to use that. Anywhere you go,
there's always seems to be one of those five minutes
from your hotel.
Speaker 5 (17:27):
Whatever you can save on, I say.
Speaker 1 (17:29):
Just do it. Preach on, girlfriend, We're app saving money fools,
something like that. Well, Heidi, what do you want to
do here? I don't know. If you want to go
to one of the North Dakota State Fair shows, we
could play the Minneapolis Monday Game. If you want to
Forefasses in Nickelodeon University's Mountain Adventure Golf and Creole Experience
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will play What are There More in the World of
if you want a chance at that? Or I could
you send you off to the races an upcoming Friday
at River Cinema excuse me, River City Speedway, or go
see either Ballerina or How to Train Your Dragon at
Rivercinema on me on us you tell me, Heidi, let's.
Speaker 5 (18:07):
Do the races. I'm going to send my husband and sons.
Speaker 1 (18:10):
Let's do the races. That's a beautiful evening for you.
Absolutely nice. Well, peace and quiet, if you have your
windows open, I'm sure you'll be able to hear the races.
You'll know when to shut your party down. When the
cars are not being allowed anymore and they're about to
come home, you have to dump them off the door.
I'm on it, Heidi. I'm going to get you qualified
(18:31):
for an extvendor trip if that's okay with you. I
don't know if you're interested.
Speaker 5 (18:35):
Absolutely, I missed last week even here.
Speaker 3 (18:38):
If I was a.
Speaker 1 (18:38):
Qualifier, it sucks. Well, Heidi, you're you're on the list.
We'll see if we call your name next Monday at
eight thirty five. Do we have dad taking care of
for Father's dayet?
Speaker 5 (18:49):
No?
Speaker 1 (18:49):
I don't. Okay, Well, I'm going to put you on
that list too, Heidi. Two lists the Tregger Pro series
thirty four wood pellet grill from Burger says hardware. Be
listening Friday morning, eight thirty five. For now, what station
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Excel ninety three.
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Let me put it this way, You're Monday morning more
on a war has an Excel ninety three.
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Oh we've all been late for something this happened in
a movie and think it's too dumb to believe, but
apparently some people still think they can get away with it.
Twenty three year old man John Robinson his name late
for his Spirit Airlines flight from Detroit to Los Angeles
last Thursday morning, so he called in a bomb threat.
(19:38):
Now the plane was still there, and they did have
to remove all the passengers, interviewed them and screened them again.
The flight finally left six hours later. Says John Robinson,
Fella should be on the hook for everybody's both, like
the six hours they had to sit and wait at
the airport, their food and beverage, drinks, bills and accommodations.
(20:03):
Shouldn't run on the hook for all that. Anyway, John
arrested when he round the airport later that day to
take a different flight, So it sounds like he wasn't
going to be able to take the delayed flight anyway,
So I guess the bomb threat was pointless. The police
say they easily trace the call back to John using
phone records, and he later admitted to the FBI that
he made the call with the hope that it would
delay the flight long enough for him to make it.
(20:26):
John was charged with maliciously giving false information about an
explosive twenty three year old man arrested after he called
in a bomb threat because he was late first flight
from Detroit to Los Angeles, hoping to delay until he
got there. Twenty three year ol John Robinson, Michigan, Detroit
picking up the Monday Morning Moron Award. That's their second
(20:49):
trip to Michigan in twenty twenty five. More on ard.
Just makes us feel a little bit smarter, like we've
got our stuff together a little more. And from A
and E's Story Wars Jenny Crossley, Good day, Kenny Crossley,
Storage Wars. It is such a pleasure to have you
(21:09):
on the show, my friend.
Speaker 4 (21:12):
Yeah, nice to be bad and healthy in the morning.
Speaker 1 (21:14):
Bro, Can we be instant friends now we've known each
other for eleven seconds.
Speaker 4 (21:19):
You know it, Bro, we'll get that lunch together them.
Speaker 1 (21:22):
Storage Wars excellent, excellent news, one new friend check Storage
Wars returning to A and E. Saturday's eight o'clock in
our central time zone. And of course all of the marathons.
I can't believe it's been fifteen successful seasons, my friend, man.
Speaker 4 (21:38):
And sixteen is gonna be the top of the tops.
Speaker 5 (21:41):
Bro.
Speaker 4 (21:42):
It's some funny stuff going going and some nice treasure
being found.
Speaker 1 (21:46):
So for those who haven't got caught up, and I
meant to watch this for five minutes Sunday, five hours
of Storage Wars marathon. Yet give us the premise of
the show for those who don't know.
Speaker 4 (21:59):
Okay, all right, these the auctions of people who abandoned
their units, and they have to post it in the newspapers,
so too consecutive week after the ninety ds and not
saying because that makes it law binding. The next thing,
you know, they got to schedule the auction, and then
we go out there and try to capitalize on them,
of speak, and turn you know, use items into big money.
(22:25):
And they a lot of people buying use items these days.
Speaker 1 (22:31):
I see your path of to where you were to
where you are now, which to me is super super interesting.
You actually left law enforcement to go manage storage storage facilities,
moving from New Orleans to Los Angeles. Correct, Yeah, so
I was.
Speaker 4 (22:47):
I was a copy in New Orleans. I went to
Alta to be a cop. I didn't really like it,
so I wind up being a bounce at the lab factory.
Got into a couple of capital you know, a couple
of incidents, and the judge told me I need to
find a new profession. So I wind up being a
prophet at the storage unit and they put me in
the verse neighborhood where they had a lot of crime
(23:08):
because I was a big guy and that was Inglewood, California.
So you put me over there. And then next thing
you know, the week after that storage war was come
filming it and I ran into my best buddy Barry
and that's and that was history right there.
Speaker 1 (23:23):
So it completely happened by accident for you.
Speaker 4 (23:26):
Yeah, like, oh, put me in a situation, say send
you a comic time. We're gonna give you the opportunity
to prevent yourself to the world.
Speaker 1 (23:34):
And I guess you can say self self has been presented.
Am I right? You have tode? So does storage wars?
I wondered too. Is it supposed to make us want
to collect more stuff or get rid of more stuff?
And like the binge versus purge our junk world? What
(23:57):
do you think.
Speaker 4 (24:00):
I think it is? Well, look in your closet. You
probably got four hundred dollars in that that you never
wore or you ain't gonna wear or can't fit no more.
Instead of just throwing it away and make you a
little profit on it, you know.
Speaker 3 (24:12):
What I mean.
Speaker 4 (24:12):
So that's where Facebook marketplaces come in. You can take
a picture of it and put it in the damn
on Facebook and you can make a little money on
some cold, beastly baby stuff, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1 (24:25):
Kenny Crossley, Kenny Crossley from Storage Wars, or are you
telling me that forty Hawaiian shirts in my closet is
a couple too many?
Speaker 4 (24:34):
Oh, but you got to you gotta have a pill,
You gotta have a go going out a business bill
from your closet.
Speaker 1 (24:40):
Brother, something about clothes.
Speaker 4 (24:45):
To you know, Hawaiian shirts? You know who wear a
lot of Hawaiian shirts besides me? On the show? Him
always come with Hawaiian shirts from.
Speaker 1 (24:57):
Who's wearing all these Hawaiian shirts besides me? Is what
you're you're asking?
Speaker 4 (25:02):
Yeah, Ivy, Ivy on the TV show? He wears enough
but Hawaiian shirts though, be shore him and the Sun.
Speaker 1 (25:08):
That's fantastic. I like that a lot, I think. And
no matter who we are, of one of our clothes,
maybe we wear ten percent of it and just keep
repeating it. But for some reason we have all these
other shirts and pants and whatever hanging out in our
closet where you're saying we can make money off.
Speaker 4 (25:27):
Of Yeah, and I'll closet.
Speaker 1 (25:31):
I don't know if you've ever been to Hawaii, but
I wonder if people in Hawaii wear Hawaiian shirts or
if they just wear normal shirts, because that's interesting and
different there.
Speaker 4 (25:40):
Yeah, probably wear white T shirts walking around cat kicking
and Terry Okam Chicken with the Ma Corona self. Look
at the.
Speaker 1 (25:53):
Oh Kenny cross these storage wars. Can you give me
a number one all time favorite treasure that you've stumbled
upon all of your years?
Speaker 4 (26:02):
Well, this episode episode air on Saturday. That's just gonna
be my all time all right on my phone and
when you see that thing, Man, you're gonna see this
now see why I can't he say so, y'all gotta
come record whatever you're going to do, put your family
in the living room and sit there and watch this episode.
(26:23):
It's gonna make you go, Man, I need to go
stories huning.
Speaker 1 (26:26):
This is crazy. That's a good teaser. You must have
the best yard sales? Do you ever do that? But
with all the stuff you've gone to, that wouldn't even
be fair to your neighbors.
Speaker 4 (26:37):
Now, I go to the neighbors, and they do. Because
where I live at I've been in this house for
four years. I ain't never talked to no neighbors, no neighbor,
never even seen and four years. So when I go
driving around and I see a y'all sale, I'll put
it out the cody. Man, you gotta be kidding me. Hey,
you're doing that, my y'all sitting next thing. You know,
(26:58):
you're taking tentions and everything, and you wind up getting
everything free. And I go tell this, they give it
to you free, bro, It'll be laughing. There go big
PEPs of money off the free.
Speaker 5 (27:09):
Oh.
Speaker 1 (27:09):
I wish I had the knowledge of you that you
guys have, my friend, I would I guess you kind
of answered the question though. If you kind of stay
away from your neighbors, I would think your neighbors would
coming to you all the time and think how much
can I get for this? What can I get for this?
People stopped on the streets.
Speaker 4 (27:24):
I think they could. I think they would too. They'd
be knocking on the door, can you can I get
a picture with you? They do that all the time.
So I do it, but with stuff like a couple
of weeks ago, I went out to get the mail
and the mail man was there like he ain't no
damn with man. He walked me all the way to
my door on my house from the mail box. You see,
(27:47):
Can I buy a T shirt from me? My wife
could love it. I just gave him a T shirt.
Not He don't put my meal in the mailbox. He
bring it to the door every time.
Speaker 1 (27:57):
You deserve the treatment for that, I think for sure,
VI the mail treatment.
Speaker 4 (28:05):
And Denny spelled me cooking pre lines? Is that the
famous pre link things you make? I say, yeah, you
want to tangling man, let me buy three boxes of
those things?
Speaker 1 (28:14):
Like all right? Making money from the mailman could be
a new show.
Speaker 4 (28:20):
Yeah it wos in your bop.
Speaker 1 (28:24):
Maybe we should leave that title alone. Jenny Crossley, Storage
Wars returning to A and E a new exciting ten
episode season. I can't wait to see us Saturday nights
on any and all of the binge washing marathons in
the near future. It has been such a pleasure to
(28:45):
have you on the show today, and I appreciate all
of your energy.
Speaker 4 (28:49):
Thank you for having me, brou Thank you for letting
any and Storage Wars and original productions in your your radio.
Speaker 1 (28:57):
Show, and I am looking into my Hawaiian shirt collection
to meet.
Speaker 4 (29:01):
Go make your money, bro.
Speaker 1 (29:04):
Thanks Kenny, you welcome, Bro initiates conversation. You have some
very very bad habits. Well, these people in my office
building are a drain on resources. It's a kind of
dieting boot camp. Whi's found the next two hours.
Speaker 5 (29:17):
Telling you to drop me give me various numbers is humiliating.
Speaker 1 (29:20):
Great, it's show business, baby.
Speaker 2 (29:22):
You gotta start somewhere. Trever d in the morning show
Excel Nutty three, excel Nutty three.
Speaker 1 (29:28):
Good morning. Well, Hey, hey, good day. Who is this Monica? Monica,
what's a money saving habit you'll never stop doing no
matter how rich you get. I'd say broad sailing. Nothing
wrong with it's interesting to see what's up things people enjoy.
It's nothing wrong. They don't say it like the Tales
(29:50):
between the Lanes type thing you enjoy. Garage sailing. Hey,
go you go for me. I'll make your list of
what I'm looking for and too lazy to find. But
it's one of our summer spring fall experiences here in
the Upper Midwest. I get it right. Never know, Well, Monica,
(30:14):
what are we doing here? Did you want to play
for the Minneapolis Monday package including passes in Nickelodeon Universe,
Most Mountain Adventure, Golf of Creole Experience. What was that a?
Speaker 5 (30:24):
Yes?
Speaker 1 (30:24):
Yeah, time my phone. It is weird. Oh okay, let's
jump right in. It's Minneapolis Monday. We're gonna play. What
in the world are there more of? Get through out
of five right, and you're going to be a winner? Okay, okay,
once again, sixty percent. That's an eight plus plus in
Treverity World, so I'm confident you can get there. Pillows
(30:45):
versus towels, What are there more of pillows or towels pillos?
We're going pillows. The answer is towels. Without thinking it through,
I think I would have guessed pillows too. But you
use multiple types from bath to beach to hand towels, surf.
(31:05):
I know, kind of a hard one. Let's try door
handles versus fossets. What are there more of door handles
or faucets? Door handles? There are more door handles in
the world. Every room, cabinet, car has a door handle.
All right, Monica. We're turning this around. Elevators versus escalators.
What are there more of elevators? Versus escalators. Elevators. That
(31:32):
one's not even close. Elevators over eighteen million worldwide versus
one million escalators. I'm trying to think. I I think
there's Sarah Port have an escalator. I know the Ralph does.
I bet I couldn't pick a five in grand forks,
these grand forks for escalators. But yeah, it is elevators.
That is elevators eighteen versus one million. All right, get
(31:55):
this next one? Right? You're a winner. Legs on animals
versus legs on humans? What's your the more of What
was that? Legs on animals versus legs on humans? Animals?
That sounded like it was easy, too easy? Animals insects alone?
(32:16):
Destroy this stat Monica. Guess who's going to minneapolish?
Speaker 4 (32:20):
I guess I am?
Speaker 1 (32:22):
You are a winner? What passes the Nickelodeon univers most
a mountin adventure, golf, creole experience, Happy Summer? Shall I
qualify you for our Medora trip going out next Monday?
Perfect eight thirty five? Dad taking care of her father's Day?
Should I put Dad on the list for the woodpellant
tragger girl from Burger of Sacee Hardware? Oh? Okay? Well
(32:45):
be listening. This is the Friday eight thirty five for
that drawing. What's station pronuncio pround of your Minneapolis Monday connection.
Speaker 2 (32:53):
It's not for one more thing on Xcel ninety three,
one more time fun more.
Speaker 1 (33:01):
Never even heard of such madness until this morning. And
I wholeheartedly agree with a TikToker. What sh be four
against showers with grandma? Not like scrubbing grandma's back. That's
not what I mean. There's apparently a new trend of
baby showers for grandparents, and yes, in addition to all
(33:26):
the other showers for the mom and dads. That's plural
because many parents are hosting multiple don't sure all their
family and friends can attend one. And here is a
TikToker breaking down the grandma showers.
Speaker 3 (33:40):
There are definitely two opinions about grandmother showers. Opinion one,
grandmother showers are a lovely way to welcome a friend
or coworker into their new role. Opinion too, granny showers
are inappropriate and tacky gift grabs.
Speaker 5 (33:56):
So which is it?
Speaker 3 (33:57):
If a group of coworkers gets together and has a
lunch where they celebrate someone becoming a new grandmother, it's
a lovely way to welcome somebody to this new stage
of life. But when the grandmother's shower rivals the shower
for the actual parents, that's where it crosses a line.
Speaker 1 (34:16):
It's like wearing a white dressed to a wedding, isn't it?
You don't do it. I'm fully supporting what TikToker Dede
Moore just said about the grammar showers. Take the new
soon to be grandma out for lunch, perfect, No need
to bring gifts, no need. We only have so much time,
so much free time too. I know you're busy. You
(34:37):
know I'm busy. We don't need one more thing in
our calendar. People are gifted out too all these new celebrations,
especially since many people treat showers as a way to
help first time parents with an onslaught of expenses. Grandparents
should be acknowledged in their new role, especially if it's
the first grandchild, but they're usually facing lots of a
financial burden. Go out for a couple of cocktails, munch,
(35:01):
grandma showersh can you even well? What I can even
do is tell you we've got a tip to Vegas.
I can get on board with that. We'd love to
get you there. We've got today and tomorrow to win.
Win them before you can buy them Vegas trips at
the iHeartRadio Music Festival. We're just starting. Trips aren't even
on sale yet. Tickets aren't even on sale yet. So
nine am, one pm, five pm today and tomorrow will
(35:23):
get you the keyword to text at two hundred and
two hundred, Let's get you to Vegas.
Speaker 6 (35:27):
Critics are calling it the scariest movie of the summer.
Test audiences couldn't imagine the horror and the most frightening factor.
It's based on a true story.
Speaker 7 (35:40):
The movie everyone is screaming about is Grandpa's Toenails.
Speaker 4 (35:48):
Now.
Speaker 7 (35:48):
I've seen all of the Saw movies, but I've never
been more repulsed by anything as gory as Grandpa's toenails.
Speaker 1 (35:55):
One looked like a burned potato chip.
Speaker 3 (35:58):
I immediately quit nursing school after seeing Grandpa's toenails because
if that's the kind of sick crap I'm going to
have to look at. No, thank you, I'll hoe it
up on OnlyFans.
Speaker 7 (36:08):
Try as you will to look away from Grandpa's toenails.
Speaker 1 (36:12):
I hope that'll make a sequel. I ain't coming back
for more of that sick stuff.
Speaker 7 (36:16):
Grandpa's Toenails starts Friday.
Speaker 1 (36:20):
I don't want to be awake right now.
Speaker 2 (36:21):
Every time you hit the snooze button, an angel gets
beaten to death.
Speaker 1 (36:24):
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 not intended for listeners, so we
got to get out of here. Trevor die in the
Morning Show on XCEL ninety three
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