September 26, 2025 • 32 mins
VISIT WITH: Lewis Brice (Brother of Lee Brice) at Scheels Arena September 27th
QUESTION DU JOUR: Food Combo You Love But Everyone Else Thinks Is Weird?
TRENDING: Phrases You Can Use to Shut Down Unsolicited Advice
BETCHA DIDN'T KNOW: The oldest hotel in the world is a hot spring hotel in Japan called Nishiyama
Onsen Keiunkan. It was founded over 1,300 years ago . . . in 705 A.D.
FRIDAY MORNING MORON AWARD: A Georgia Thief Was Caught Stealing 91 Manhole Covers
8 O'CLOCK TALK: Hershey's Defeated a Lawsuit Claiming Its Halloween Candies Weren't Spooky Enough
REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY TOUGH LEE BRICE TRIVIA
ONE MORE THING: Merriam-Webster Dictionary Adds More Than 5,000 Terms, Like "Beast Mode" and "Dad Bod"
Originally Aired: Friday, September 26th, 2025
QUESTION DU JOUR: Food Combo You Love But Everyone Else Thinks Is Weird?
TRENDING: Phrases You Can Use to Shut Down Unsolicited Advice
BETCHA DIDN'T KNOW: The oldest hotel in the world is a hot spring hotel in Japan called Nishiyama
Onsen Keiunkan. It was founded over 1,300 years ago . . . in 705 A.D.
FRIDAY MORNING MORON AWARD: A Georgia Thief Was Caught Stealing 91 Manhole Covers
8 O'CLOCK TALK: Hershey's Defeated a Lawsuit Claiming Its Halloween Candies Weren't Spooky Enough
REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY TOUGH LEE BRICE TRIVIA
ONE MORE THING: Merriam-Webster Dictionary Adds More Than 5,000 Terms, Like "Beast Mode" and "Dad Bod"
Originally Aired: Friday, September 26th, 2025
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
It's the Trevor d Mini Morning Show.
Speaker 2 (00:01):
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the iHeartRadio app. Xcel ninety three KKXL Excel ninety three,
Grand Forks seventy morning.
Speaker 1 (00:18):
Morning? Did you sleep till sweep morning? Sleepy poo? You
want pancakes?
Speaker 3 (00:23):
What is? I make a panky?
Speaker 1 (00:25):
Thankcakes?
Speaker 2 (00:26):
Surprise pancakes, also Fashish National Pancakes, thancake, thank you, thank
you National, Thankake.
Speaker 1 (00:34):
Thank You, pancakes, got it? Thank cakes for everyone. Let's
start the show. I bought pancakes, Got any cure? It's showtime?
Sounds good? All about On a Friday morning, seven on
two seventy two, at a gorgeous day yesterday, sunshine seventy eight,
breezy today, south winds gusting for thirty five miles an hour.
(00:55):
This guy's clomb up forty eight tonight only to give
away to plenty of sunshine and seventy six figures Saturday,
sunny eighty Sunday and mostly sunny eighty four degrees for
your Monday, forty six clear skies downtown Grand Forts. We're
about so, i'd say, twelve minutes from giving you a
four pack of tickets. Yeah, four tickets, Lee, Bryce Shieldsmena
and Fargo. The digital tickets. I'll just transfer them over
(01:17):
to you and you'll be ready to rock for tomorrow
Night's amazing show. In fact, Lee Bryce's brother lewis in
the show here momentarily. But first things first are here's
what you missed highlight?
Speaker 2 (01:27):
How about you ready?
Speaker 3 (01:31):
TV?
Speaker 1 (01:32):
The Entertainment World and whatever. Here's what you missed on
Excel ninety three. Video to your a viral video of
a teacher getting a funny answer to why one of
her first graders was under the weather.
Speaker 4 (01:46):
You coughed, and you see the reason you cough was
with morning segments. Morning signess, So do you have morning sickness?
Speaker 1 (01:53):
Sometimes?
Speaker 4 (01:54):
Sometimes you know who have morning sickness? Pregnant women? Are
you a pregnant woman? So you don't have more in sydneys.
Speaker 1 (02:01):
You just got the sniffles, Okay, morning first grade teachers
must get to hear stuff like that. Every day. First
grade teacher getting a hilarious answer of why a boy
was sick reminds me of that what was it Bill
Cosby Show? Kids say the darnedest things is that's still
(02:23):
on the air right now. And whatever happened to Bill Cosby.
I'll have to Google search that in my own time.
Lee Bryce Shields Arena one more sleep and got a
chance to visit with his brother Louis the other day.
Good morning, and good morning, Lewis. Good day. How are you,
(02:43):
my friend?
Speaker 3 (02:45):
Oh man, life is good, the sun shining, the weather's nice.
I'm not at home with my little baby's nye.
Speaker 1 (02:52):
Congratulations on having a successful personal life and of course
successful musical life.
Speaker 3 (03:00):
Man, it's been, it's been. It's been real good. It's been.
It's it's a fun journey with the fun journey with
having having a little baby, having a little baby, and uh,
i's got to get it all worked out in this
town how I was supposed to how it's supposed to happen.
But it's been, uh been real great. It's been real good,
very much.
Speaker 1 (03:17):
Looking for the forward to the show Spenmber twenty seventh
with Jackson Dene. Of course you're bro, Lee Brice Shields
Arena Fargo. How do you have any any free time
with the family life, with the tour, en.
Speaker 3 (03:32):
I don't really get a whole lot of free time.
I literally like the last one, but maybe maybe a
week ago, I went down to me and my wife
went down to Charleston, South Carolina for like a We
decided to take a two day trip, and I can
honestly say that that is the first vacation that I've
ever been on maybe probably over over ten years that
I wasn't working on. So we don't get much free time,
(03:53):
but we've run here. But most of the time I
got free, I try and spend it with my little girl.
So uh that Other than that, it's just the music
is I'm if, I'm if I'm in home during the week,
that's when I'm writing, kind of writing for everything, trying
to get new music out there, and then the weekend
we're out touring. So I love it.
Speaker 1 (04:10):
Forward being love the uniqueness of your music and going
back to your influences being really all over the place,
but all right through now till today and all the
different STELF has influenced you.
Speaker 3 (04:24):
I've had so many different I mean growing up, you know,
you know I grew up you know, Southern gospel and
church and things stuff like that, and you know, groups
like the Gold City and Cathedrals Quartet, the Gathers, and
that's what kind of grew up so listening to but
then you know, I got to the country world back.
Whenever I I list to the country music, we're first coming up.
It was your Dark Brooks, it was your Randy Travis,
you know, the good ones right there. And so I
(04:48):
saw through there. And then you know, if think I
got around kind of my college of years, I started
kind of getting to move. I moved out of Charleston,
South Carolina for a couple of years, and uh, that
kind of got me into a little bit of rock
and roll, and that's where really kind of found of love,
even a deeper love for music, I think, and and
I went and saw a band called Fuel one time.
Speaker 1 (05:06):
If you ever heard of that, Oh I love Hemorrhage.
That's one of my favorite in the last couple of decades.
Speaker 3 (05:11):
Matter of fact, that hemorrhage is my is my my
That was one of my first rock and roll songs
I ever learned how to play. It was by them,
and I heard them play it live one time, and
that I think whenever I saw them play that song
and play that play there showed loud. I was like,
you know what, that's what I was started to do.
So that kind of that kind of was a turn
in my in my big influence flies was few so,
(05:31):
but yeah, Hemorrhage was one. It was one of my
I played that in my set every once in a while.
That's one of my favorite songs of there. But you
just keep on plugging for it. From there, I just
kind of found my way of my music. And you know,
it's just naturally. I'm from south to South Carolina, so
it's just I'm country as a bumpkins. When I got rocking,
I got rock and roll on my soul. And there's
a lot and the South here a lot of music tones.
You've got a lot of bluesy kind of things, and
(05:52):
they all stole for stuff. So that's kind of it's
kind of all over the place. But whenever you hear it,
it's it makes sense.
Speaker 1 (05:59):
No, that's I mean, that's fantastic. I don't want to
say there's so many people. I think it's there's fewer
and fewer people now or are just kind of the
one trick pony do nothing but one solid, strict one genre.
It's so fun to hear the different stuff.
Speaker 3 (06:13):
Well, thank you man, thank you for me. It's like, yeah,
when I put on a record or something like that,
I want to do the I kind of want to
be taking a little journey. I just don't. I'd rather
not listen to one whole long song. I'd rather just
listen to a whole bunch of thoughts kind of taking
me on a little journey. So that's kind of where
I think about when it comes to music. When I'm
writing stuff like that, I'm trying to write music that
you know, I already know how to write about it
and stuff kind of about me. But also I try
(06:35):
to take stories of mine and I have maybe kind
of like other people work through later might need to
hear something like that, And so that's kind of where
my music kind of comes from.
Speaker 1 (06:45):
Lewis Bryce with with Big Bro Lee at Childs Rein
and in Fario some timber twenty seconds seventh, excuse me
some timber twenty seventh. Let's talk about the bro right now.
The family time do you guys get to do? We've
already talked about how busy you are any for self, myself,
my brother we love about three hours apart, and we
get together, have a beer, watch a hockey football game,
(07:08):
and I just assume you guys do.
Speaker 3 (07:12):
Yeah, we we we get down every once in a while,
like we and we and to be honest with we
were we really hang out more on the road than
we do, uh we do at home because whenever we're
home we're both you know, family focused and everything and
both working hard. I mean, Lee's one of the hardest
working men in this business. He's he ain't again if
he ain't playing, he's writing or producing other acts are
(07:33):
right now. He just he doesn't really stop. And so
but like it, we have a couple of good, good
good dove hunts. We had a good we do hunt
the other week and now that was a good time.
We get to hang out. And then we'll have like
a big haul cooking everywhere every year and we've got
to hang out the little uh like this season my apartment.
The next couple of weeknds on it slows down, we'll
we'll get and its generally kind of our time slowed
(07:54):
down is right around New Vember. And once we slowed down,
that's when we was gon hand at the part of
little didn't want to know?
Speaker 1 (08:04):
Can the brace? Can the Bryce boys go into a
normal bar for for a contail helping recognized? Probably not?
Speaker 3 (08:10):
I mean around around here we got a peop little
small the home World near Basket. We think we can
and do that and it's a good time.
Speaker 1 (08:19):
Lewis, Bryce Lee, Bryce Shilds Arena Fargo. Jackson Dean going
to be there too, and it is going to be
a fantastic night in Fargo. I don't know a few
you've been to our area in the Upper Midwest. It's
it's not winter yet, so you're lucky.
Speaker 3 (08:37):
Yeah, I've been up there. I like coming up there,
spent this how many years? Beautiful up there, absolutely beautiful
and yeah, man, I'm looking forward to jumping out to
Jackson Dean. Man, he's I've met him for the first
time a couple of weeks ago when we got together
about like a national's tour and he's a good soul.
And Uh, that weekend anything about to ye your first
opening weekend we had out. Uh, we had an amazing
(08:59):
weekend out down to Florida. The crowds of great the
music was with Fire the Man. It was just a
great old time leads tour. You put together that group
of people, of this little group of people, it's a
crazy good show, really good ship. So a lot real,
real talented and I think Jacksonville there would be a
(09:19):
huge addition. It would be so much fun.
Speaker 1 (09:21):
So if you don't, even if you forget your fun card,
you're going They'll be handing them out of the door,
so you don't have to worry about that.
Speaker 3 (09:27):
Oh man, I trar fun cards with me all the time.
Speaker 1 (09:29):
Oh me too. I'm all right, you've got to well,
it's been a pleasure. Lewis Bryce with Lee Bryce Jackson,
Dean Shields Arena, Noptember twenty seventh. Appreciate you spending some
minutes with us, and we are looking forward to the show,
my friend.
Speaker 3 (09:44):
Thank yeah. Man, I can't wait to get there and
play on my new music. The must to do stuff
for my new song she loves my country, so it's
still pretty good.
Speaker 1 (09:53):
And I've got to give you mad prompts for sampling
Puddle of Mud too. I forgot about that.
Speaker 3 (09:57):
We did, man and I and I actually got the
okay from from the lead singer a Puddle of Mud.
He ended up calling me. We ended up getting touch
and uh and he was at yo, Louis Louis lou Man,
I love me some country music. I love your country.
So I actually got actually got a confirmation from him.
He dug the song because we had to call them
(10:19):
and we made sure that that they got the credits
for writing and stuff like that, at least at least
their version of because whenever we prew a song doing
a circulation, you have to write his credit as well.
It's like a matter of fact, they take most of
the writer's credit. But even though it's not the same words.
But but yeah, we did all that. Everything worked out
good and made the songs doing. We'll see what happens
this week. We might have a cool little week in
(10:40):
the hongsongwer radio and we've just been moving up to
charge a little bit, so we'll keep it rocking. I'm
ready to bring it up there, looking.
Speaker 1 (10:47):
Forward to it. Lewis Bright with bro Lee Jackson Dean
Shields Arena. We will see you soon, my friend man.
Speaker 3 (10:55):
We cannot wait to bring it up there. We have
a good time and we'll.
Speaker 1 (10:58):
See you in chairs here. A producer nowadays can actually
be a one man army. Ordinarily, h what's been in
the next two hours telling you to drop and give
me various numbersday are horrible? Trevor d in the morning
show on Excel ninety three. Excel ninety three, Hello, do
you guys have a winner for Lee Bryce. Well, can
(11:19):
I start this conversation up with a great big Friday? Hey, Hey,
happy Friday. Happy Friday to you.
Speaker 3 (11:27):
Who is this?
Speaker 1 (11:28):
This is CALLI Callie. I've got Lee Bryce tickets for you.
How about a four pack? You sound like the most
popular growing school. Absolutely, I'll take out Lee Bryce shields
Areno one more, sleep one more?
Speaker 3 (11:40):
Here we go.
Speaker 1 (11:41):
What's up today? Not much?
Speaker 2 (11:44):
Actually it's my day off.
Speaker 3 (11:45):
So oh what a.
Speaker 1 (11:46):
Beautiful day to have a day off. Yes, just sit outside,
take it all in. Because you know that phrase Game
of Thrones ripped off from us. Winter is coming. Oh
unfortunately it never forgets.
Speaker 3 (11:57):
Does it.
Speaker 1 (11:58):
No, Well, it's going to be glorious the next bunch
of days. Enjoy them all and joy tomorrow Lee Bryce
Shials Arena, far Ago as we go ninety three minutes
commercial free with Station is Proud to be your concert connection. Kelly,
I mind you three food combos today? Well, foody on
a Friday. Four pack of tickets. It's four pack Friday.
I've got four packs of tickets to leave Bryce to
show at Shials Arena tomorrow. I'll send you the tickets.
(12:20):
They're digital tickets. You've got the ticketmaster Apple transfer them.
You'll be good to go. What is a food combination
you love what everybody thinks is weird? Pete says, peanut
butter and butter sandwich. Interesting? Can you taste the butter
with a peanut butter? I mean, butter's already in there.
That's part of it, right, Briscilla says, peanut butter and pickles.
(12:45):
The lot peanut butter answer is coming in here. You
can see that being okay. Danny says, peanut butter and
onion on toast. I'm trying to process this for a minute,
determine if I would like that or not. What is
I don't think i'd care for that one? What is
(13:05):
a food combo you love but everyone else thinks is weird? John,
thanks for chiming in on the Trivity facebook page. Yellow
monster in watermelon different version of the watermelon sugar Mike says, Okay,
brace yourself. I'm all about dipping my pizza in milk.
I know, I know it sounds like a dairy disaster,
but trust me, it's the cheesy, crusty milky mashup we
(13:29):
never knew we needed. It's like breakfast cereal gone Wild,
pizza in the in the evening, milk in the morning.
Why not mix them up? Yeah, you can have the
pizza in the milk. I guess I'm not a big
milk guy to begin with. I use milk to make
other things with cereal only time I eat cereals. Want
to bring it to work and send it a little
baggy so I can't pour the milk in there. Interesting
(13:52):
though interesting, I respect it. I will respect all of
your answers here today all WATCHA says, all right, folks,
prepare your taste buds for this roller coaster. Peanut butter
and pickle sandwich is another one. Before you judge, imagine
the crunchy, tangy pickles dancing with smooth, creamy peanut butter.
It's a snag so weirdly wonderful. It makes my taste buds.
Do that, hu yaw? I love the creativity. Give it
(14:15):
a try, and welcome to the flavor fiesta. Welcome to
the party, pal, I try that one. Sure well. Pickles live,
peanut butter well coming up and trending good trending daend
of the week. Phrases you can use to shut down
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on solicited advice. There's those people you know, always got
an opinion for you. That is next Excel ninety three.
Speaker 3 (14:47):
Hi, am I calling nine?
Speaker 1 (14:49):
Hey, good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 3 (14:52):
Who is this Katie?
Speaker 1 (14:55):
Hey Katie? What's food combo you love? Everyone else thinks
it's weird.
Speaker 3 (14:59):
I I get weird craving for pickles and ice cream.
Speaker 1 (15:05):
I wouldn't think that's that bizarre. It's the old sweet
salty combo.
Speaker 3 (15:09):
Man. Yeah, I mean everyone I tell it to always
thinks I'm pretty weird for it.
Speaker 1 (15:13):
But I started when I was pregnant and I never
really went away. So you've always been pregnant. Oh the craving.
Oh the craving. That makes more sense. Yeah, there are
some scientific phenomena.
Speaker 3 (15:28):
Yeah, I guess it's sticking with me. What do you do?
Speaker 1 (15:30):
Do you take a full pickle and dip it in
the ice cream? Do you put pickle slices on top?
Depending on how you're feeling? Oh, I just fill a.
Speaker 3 (15:38):
Ball with ice cream and then I usually just have
baby pickles on the side.
Speaker 1 (15:41):
That I used to scoop it with. I respect that.
Speaker 3 (15:45):
Yeah, both together pretty well.
Speaker 1 (15:47):
Actually, would you like me to pull out a golf
clap for you or a loud clap. I've got both
with me today. Whatever you feel like. Good job, Katie. Oh,
thank you, thanks for putting up with me. I'm gonna
get you four tickets to lead Bryce tomorrow at chils
Rena in Fargo. Oh awesome, that sounds great, Katie. What
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station's proud to be your concert connection? Arending testag trending
on Excel nightty three. Oh, we've all been there before,
wrestling with a tough decision when someone swoops.
Speaker 3 (16:26):
In with.
Speaker 1 (16:28):
Using air quotes. Because it's radio, it's helpful, helpful advice
you never asked for. Now there's four ways to respond
and next time you get some unsolicited advice, and I've
got them all posted for you at xcel nty three
dot com maturity page Ready Number one, thanks for sharing,
I'll consider it. Thanks for sharing, I'll consider it it
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politely acknowledges their input without blocking yourself. In number two,
that's a useful view. I prefer to handle it this way.
This shows you're listening to the perspective, will keeping the
choice of how to act in your hands. You know,
like the first one better because I think when you
see number two they're going to respond with But if
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you do it my way. There's are phrases you can
use to shut down unsolicited advice. I appreciate your input,
I already have a plan for how I'll move forward.
Now this respectively signals that you've got things under control.
And finally, I hear you. If I need more guidance,
I'll reach out. So I like that too. They feel
(17:32):
they've been acknowledged whether you want to take their advice
or not. Probably I shouldn't say probably not, but they're
not going to come back at you with more. It's
important here. This validates the report also prevents further unsolicited
input unless you seek it out. So next time you're
in a situation where someone's offering you advice you never
asked for, try one of these phrases. I appreciate your input,
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I already have a plan for how I'll move forward,
or I hear you If I need more guidance, I
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we can learn how to Friday. Well, this may be
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was a Major League baseball player named Glenn Allen Hill.
He played for seven teams and he was decent while
he's with the Toronto Blue Jays. While he played for
the Blue Jays in nineteen ninety, Glenn Allen had a
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nightmare about the Spiders. He tried to run away in
the dream and ended up sleepwalking. In real life, he
fell through a glass table and suffered cuts on his
toes and elbows, as well as carpet burns on his knees,
and spent twenty days on the injured list. Very random,
but it's random facts today. Betch didn't know there's a
(19:21):
word for half a decade or five years it's called lustroum,
as in it's hard to believe it's been a lustroom
since the pandemic broke out. Lust r u M five years,
half a decade. Going way back in music, bitter do, ditter,
do do do? Betch didn't know the Beatles mentioned a
(19:42):
walrus and three of their songs. Not enough Walris love
anymore in new music today, I tell you Glass Onion
come together, and of course I am the Walrus. Three songs.
They sure liked their Walruses. From Walruses, we go to kangaroos,
Betch didn't know most kangaroos are left handed. They were
(20:03):
observing kangaroo's school. Four to five of them are using
their left hand to take their notes, paint their paintings,
and whatever else they do. And finally, Betch, you didn't
know the oldest hotel in the world's a hot spring
hotel in Japan called Nishiyama on sen kon ken pardon
(20:25):
my accent there. It was founded over thirteen hundred years
ago in seven hundred and five a d I wonder
if they had free continental hotel breakfast back then. Now
you know indoor pool.
Speaker 2 (20:37):
Probably let me put it this way, your Friday Morning
Moron Award. Yes, more on my Nexcel ninety three.
Speaker 1 (20:47):
Well, some criminals I want to be rich, sure, notorious,
but this guy just wants to turn the world into
a Looney Tunes cartoon or introduce more of us to
the teenage mutant Ninja Turtles explain. A man in Georgia's
been arrested after he was caught stealing manhole covers. Not
just a couple, at least ninety one this month alone.
(21:12):
Those suckers are pretty heavy. I've tried to lift a
manhole cover. I just know I couldn't. Suspects named Kaylin
Wattley and in his mug Shine, he's wearing your shirt
that says free hugs. I do have this out normally
I don't post them more on awards. Just you gotta
check this guy out accelnentty three dot com trivity page
Free hug shirt.
Speaker 3 (21:31):
Now.
Speaker 1 (21:31):
It's not clear why he was taking the manhole covers,
but these weren't just the smaller circular ones in urban streets.
There were also larger storm drain covers from residential neighborhoods.
Kaylan was caught on home surveillance cameras and the covers
were so heavy he needed someone else to help him
carry them and put them in the trunk of a
twenty twenty Nissan Kick. There's no update on the accomplice.
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Neighbors are worried the joggers can accidentally all into these
gaping holes, not to mention pets and children. It's possibility
is grabbing them to sell it scrap yards, but there's
probably not a ton of money in that stale. It
costs about two hundred dollars to replace each one. Un
officials are considering adding locks to them, which would add
one hundred and eighty dollars. So let's use math in
(22:19):
real life here for a moment. If they replaced all
ninety one covers with locks, it would cost around thirty
five thousand dollars. Kaalen's been charged with theft of government property,
and investigators say additional charges are likely. I've got the
local news report of the chaos up an excelmentty three
dot com, the charity page, and a previous one where
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a man jokes he hopes the country will pay for
the manhole covers because it's got their name on it.
They say, Usay is the country the government taxes to
pay for it. They've got stealing ninety one manhole covers.
Kalen Wattley more questions than answers, picks up the Friday morning.
More on award trip to Georgia. End of the week.
(23:02):
Let's do our map third place right now, we have
Texas with eight, California second place with twelve, and Florida
holding strong and forty five. More on awards in twenty
twenty five. Let's get back into our question of the day.
Here have an answer for my question to Jore, a
little foodie on a Friday. It's food combo you love.
Everyone else think is weird? Thinks is weird? A lot
(23:23):
of respect to a lot of these answers threads on
the trivity and excellmenty three Facebook pages. Deanna says, listeners
gather around the tail for the tail of the ultimate snack. Fusion.
Chocolate chips sprinkled on top of chili sounds wild, right, Well,
It's like inviting your sweet tooth to a spicy party.
Each spoonful is a surprise party for your mouth, where
(23:46):
sweet meats heat and a symphony of yall dare to
try and thank me later. Maybe I do that for
like the last few bites of the bullet chili, Like
that's my dessert. I would try that. I wouldn't meet
that all the time. Some good ideas you guys are
coming up with today. We'll call it different, not weird.
(24:10):
What's the food combo you love? Everyone else thinks it
is weird. Difference, But hey, I'm liking a lot of
your answers today, guys. Halloween thirty five sleeps away. I
know you've got the countdown going to a lot of
Halloween resurrected in people's yards.
Speaker 3 (24:25):
Good.
Speaker 1 (24:26):
We can do that sort of thing with our gorgeous weather.
Rest assured Hershees won't be banned from selling its Halloween candies.
Last year, a woman in Florida named Cynthia Kelly sued
hers She's for five million dollars, claiming their pumpkins shaped
Teresa's Peanut Butter cups were falsely advertised. She said the
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packaging shows the pumpkins have cool carved designs and faces,
but in reality, there are no faces, and that bothered her.
There was only one thing. She point pointed out that
several of their Halloween candies are also less spooky than
they appear on the wrapper well something. I will not
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be rest assured not getting a five million dollar payout here,
and the candies will not be pulled from store shelves
where they're deceiving America. A judge, this is why the
courtroom is so backed up, dismissed this lawsuit. It was
in the courts. She ruled that the plaintiffs failed to
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prove any concrete economic injury and the products were not
rendered worthless. In other words, they're still delicious to have
that kind of time on one's hands.
Speaker 3 (25:42):
Right.
Speaker 1 (25:43):
Last year, a woman's suing her She's for five million dollars,
claiming their Halloween candies didn't look as cool and spooky
as they did on the wrapper Hershey's won. A judge
tossed the lawsuit. She should be banned from buying candy
for the rest of her life. Almost not. We'll mention
for a Moran Award. Thanks al Mandy three Well, hey, hi,
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who's this.
Speaker 3 (26:09):
Rocky Rocky?
Speaker 1 (26:11):
What is your strange food combo? Others it's delicious, but
others think you're weird for it.
Speaker 3 (26:19):
What is my favorite food combo? I like tartar sauce
on my pries.
Speaker 1 (26:24):
Food combo? You like everyone else thinks it's weird.
Speaker 3 (26:27):
You do it? I like tartar sauce with my fries
and ice cream with my fries.
Speaker 1 (26:32):
Oh that's the sweet salt. I think Wendy's you get
all the credit for that invention.
Speaker 3 (26:38):
All right?
Speaker 1 (26:39):
People back in like I think Jesus was dipping fries
into his frosty back in about the year zero, and
it took off from there, right, Hey, Rocky, want to
go to Lee Bryce? Yes, excellent, Well it's Trevor's really really,
really really tough Lee Brice Trivia. Let's see what you
know about Lee Bryce. Get three for three. Here are
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my multiple guest questions, and I'll get you four tickets. Okay,
you ready, Trevor's really really really tough Lee Brice Trivia.
What genre of music is Lee Brice best known for?
Is it a ron? What genre for? What genre?
Speaker 3 (27:18):
Is it country? Oh?
Speaker 1 (27:19):
You don't even need the choices, rock, country, hip hop,
or Irish Sea shanties, Although he dabbles with the sea shanties,
he is known for country. Good start all right? Question two?
What Lee Brice song one Song of the Year the
twenty fifteen ACM Awards, was it? I Don't Dance? Was
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it b rumor see Hard to Love or d Bryce
Bryce Baby? I don't danct is correct?
Speaker 3 (27:51):
All right?
Speaker 1 (27:52):
It all comes down to this question. Before becoming a
successful solo artist, Lee Brice co wrote a famous song
for another country free singer. Was it Honeybeat by Blake Shelton,
Crazy Girl, Eli Young Band, more than a memory by
Garth Brooks? Or a key breaky Heart Billy Ray Cyrus?
Speaker 4 (28:13):
Uh?
Speaker 3 (28:14):
What was number two? Again?
Speaker 1 (28:15):
Two? Was Eli Young Band? Crazy Girl? I don't know if?
Speaker 3 (28:19):
Yeah? Two?
Speaker 1 (28:20):
You sure three was more than a memory by Garth Brooks?
And then there's one Honeybeat Blake Shelton. Did I tell
you c was more than a memory by Garth Brooks?
Speaker 3 (28:35):
Yes? See?
Speaker 1 (28:37):
Way to reconsider. You're going to Lee, Bryce Buddy pick
you out? Four tickets Lee Bryce Shields Arena, one more
Slave Food, Station's proud to be your concert connection. Time
for one more thing on Excel nightighty three, more fun more.
It's good to get your physical sweat on, But all
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about you. I like to pull out the dictionary and
give that a good read from time to time The
Mental Sweat. Merriam Webster's announced a major update for the
twelfth edition of their collegiate dictionary. They're adding more than
five thousand terms and some of the terms they're adding.
Pist mode, which Merriam Webster defines us quote an extremely
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aggressive or energetic style or manner that someone adopts temporarily
to overpower an opponent in a fighter competition. Think of
it when going back to say eighties pac Man when
pac Man needs theople the magic pellets and can gobble
the ghosts. Piecet mode dan bod a physique regardless typical
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of an average father, especially one that is slightly overweight,
not extremely muscular. The dumb phone a cell phone that
does not include advanced software features such as email or
Internet browser, typically found on smartphones. Farm to table involving
or advocating the direct sale and distribution of food from
its point of origin to customers. Farm to table hard
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pass a firm refusal or rejection of something, such as
an offer. Hard pass for that for a long time.
Mery Webster adding more than five thousand terms. Love language
a person's characteristic means of showing love or care for another.
I think it's pronounced Petricker. A distinctive, earthy, usually pleasant
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odor that is associated with rainfall, especially when following a
warm dry period. Pull us up here quickly, petrick or
petrick or.
Speaker 3 (30:39):
Riz?
Speaker 1 (30:40):
Romantic appeal or charm? Do you have the riz, the
Ri double z or the Ri double z if you're
in Canada? Sideye, I call that getting the eyes from
one significant other a sideline glance or gaze, especially when
expressing scorn, suspicion, disapproval, or veiled curiosity. If some of
these terms seem like they've already been around for a while, well,
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the last update to the hard copy of the Collegiate
Dictionarias twenty two years ago now Audition, will be available
on November eighteenth. All these added words already available on
merriam webster dot com, but the hard copy just in
time for Christmas. You're welcome and now an ordinary kid
on art class?
Speaker 5 (31:19):
Oh, how can you fail creativity? I just got a
C minus on my Macaroni Rainbow because my teacher said
it lacks emotional depths. My mom told me when she
was in school they would actually make ash trays, So
on the advice of my older brother, I made a
bond gout a pipe Pliner's Pubsicals six in Elmer's glue.
Speaker 1 (31:41):
I got a D.
Speaker 5 (31:42):
It's inappropriate, she said. I said D as in dangqued,
and that D became an F. I thought it was
all about self expression. It's not creativity. It's free child
labor for bulletin board decorations and possibly my teachers at
Z side hustle. Listen, I gotta go.
Speaker 1 (32:02):
My cusumate.
Speaker 5 (32:03):
Daniel has this crazy theory that different color play doos
have different flavors.
Speaker 1 (32:09):
I'll let you know this has been an ordinary kid
on art class. I've been working pretty hard on this.
Speaker 3 (32:17):
You guys seem like crazy morons to me.
Speaker 1 (32:19):
I'm not crazy. My mother had me tested drop a
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Morning? Did you sleep till sweep morning? Sleepy poo? You
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What is? I make a panky?
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Sounds good? All about On a Friday morning, seven on
two seventy two, at a gorgeous day yesterday, sunshine seventy eight,
breezy today, south winds gusting for thirty five miles an hour.
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This guy's clomb up forty eight tonight only to give
away to plenty of sunshine and seventy six figures Saturday,
sunny eighty Sunday and mostly sunny eighty four degrees for
your Monday, forty six clear skies downtown Grand Forts. We're
about so, i'd say, twelve minutes from giving you a
four pack of tickets. Yeah, four tickets, Lee, Bryce Shieldsmena
and Fargo. The digital tickets. I'll just transfer them over
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to you and you'll be ready to rock for tomorrow
Night's amazing show. In fact, Lee Bryce's brother lewis in
the show here momentarily. But first things first are here's
what you missed highlight?
Speaker 2 (01:27):
How about you ready?
Speaker 3 (01:31):
TV?
Speaker 1 (01:32):
The Entertainment World and whatever. Here's what you missed on
Excel ninety three. Video to your a viral video of
a teacher getting a funny answer to why one of
her first graders was under the weather.
Speaker 4 (01:46):
You coughed, and you see the reason you cough was
with morning segments. Morning signess, So do you have morning sickness?
Speaker 1 (01:53):
Sometimes?
Speaker 4 (01:54):
Sometimes you know who have morning sickness? Pregnant women? Are
you a pregnant woman? So you don't have more in sydneys.
Speaker 1 (02:01):
You just got the sniffles, Okay, morning first grade teachers
must get to hear stuff like that. Every day. First
grade teacher getting a hilarious answer of why a boy
was sick reminds me of that what was it Bill
Cosby Show? Kids say the darnedest things is that's still
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on the air right now. And whatever happened to Bill Cosby.
I'll have to Google search that in my own time.
Lee Bryce Shields Arena one more sleep and got a
chance to visit with his brother Louis the other day.
Good morning, and good morning, Lewis. Good day. How are you,
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my friend?
Speaker 3 (02:45):
Oh man, life is good, the sun shining, the weather's nice.
I'm not at home with my little baby's nye.
Speaker 1 (02:52):
Congratulations on having a successful personal life and of course
successful musical life.
Speaker 3 (03:00):
Man, it's been, it's been. It's been real good. It's been.
It's it's a fun journey with the fun journey with
having having a little baby, having a little baby, and uh,
i's got to get it all worked out in this
town how I was supposed to how it's supposed to happen.
But it's been, uh been real great. It's been real good,
very much.
Speaker 1 (03:17):
Looking for the forward to the show Spenmber twenty seventh
with Jackson Dene. Of course you're bro, Lee Brice Shields
Arena Fargo. How do you have any any free time
with the family life, with the tour, en.
Speaker 3 (03:32):
I don't really get a whole lot of free time.
I literally like the last one, but maybe maybe a
week ago, I went down to me and my wife
went down to Charleston, South Carolina for like a We
decided to take a two day trip, and I can
honestly say that that is the first vacation that I've
ever been on maybe probably over over ten years that
I wasn't working on. So we don't get much free time,
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but we've run here. But most of the time I
got free, I try and spend it with my little girl.
So uh that Other than that, it's just the music
is I'm if, I'm if I'm in home during the week,
that's when I'm writing, kind of writing for everything, trying
to get new music out there, and then the weekend
we're out touring. So I love it.
Speaker 1 (04:10):
Forward being love the uniqueness of your music and going
back to your influences being really all over the place,
but all right through now till today and all the
different STELF has influenced you.
Speaker 3 (04:24):
I've had so many different I mean growing up, you know,
you know I grew up you know, Southern gospel and
church and things stuff like that, and you know, groups
like the Gold City and Cathedrals Quartet, the Gathers, and
that's what kind of grew up so listening to but
then you know, I got to the country world back.
Whenever I I list to the country music, we're first coming up.
It was your Dark Brooks, it was your Randy Travis,
you know, the good ones right there. And so I
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saw through there. And then you know, if think I
got around kind of my college of years, I started
kind of getting to move. I moved out of Charleston,
South Carolina for a couple of years, and uh, that
kind of got me into a little bit of rock
and roll, and that's where really kind of found of love,
even a deeper love for music, I think, and and
I went and saw a band called Fuel one time.
Speaker 1 (05:06):
If you ever heard of that, Oh I love Hemorrhage.
That's one of my favorite in the last couple of decades.
Speaker 3 (05:11):
Matter of fact, that hemorrhage is my is my my
That was one of my first rock and roll songs
I ever learned how to play. It was by them,
and I heard them play it live one time, and
that I think whenever I saw them play that song
and play that play there showed loud. I was like,
you know what, that's what I was started to do.
So that kind of that kind of was a turn
in my in my big influence flies was few so,
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but yeah, Hemorrhage was one. It was one of my
I played that in my set every once in a while.
That's one of my favorite songs of there. But you
just keep on plugging for it. From there, I just
kind of found my way of my music. And you know,
it's just naturally. I'm from south to South Carolina, so
it's just I'm country as a bumpkins. When I got rocking,
I got rock and roll on my soul. And there's
a lot and the South here a lot of music tones.
You've got a lot of bluesy kind of things, and
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they all stole for stuff. So that's kind of it's
kind of all over the place. But whenever you hear it,
it's it makes sense.
Speaker 1 (05:59):
No, that's I mean, that's fantastic. I don't want to
say there's so many people. I think it's there's fewer
and fewer people now or are just kind of the
one trick pony do nothing but one solid, strict one genre.
It's so fun to hear the different stuff.
Speaker 3 (06:13):
Well, thank you man, thank you for me. It's like, yeah,
when I put on a record or something like that,
I want to do the I kind of want to
be taking a little journey. I just don't. I'd rather
not listen to one whole long song. I'd rather just
listen to a whole bunch of thoughts kind of taking
me on a little journey. So that's kind of where
I think about when it comes to music. When I'm
writing stuff like that, I'm trying to write music that
you know, I already know how to write about it
and stuff kind of about me. But also I try
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to take stories of mine and I have maybe kind
of like other people work through later might need to
hear something like that, And so that's kind of where
my music kind of comes from.
Speaker 1 (06:45):
Lewis Bryce with with Big Bro Lee at Childs Rein
and in Fario some timber twenty seconds seventh, excuse me
some timber twenty seventh. Let's talk about the bro right now.
The family time do you guys get to do? We've
already talked about how busy you are any for self, myself,
my brother we love about three hours apart, and we
get together, have a beer, watch a hockey football game,
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and I just assume you guys do.
Speaker 3 (07:12):
Yeah, we we we get down every once in a while,
like we and we and to be honest with we
were we really hang out more on the road than
we do, uh we do at home because whenever we're
home we're both you know, family focused and everything and
both working hard. I mean, Lee's one of the hardest
working men in this business. He's he ain't again if
he ain't playing, he's writing or producing other acts are
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right now. He just he doesn't really stop. And so
but like it, we have a couple of good, good
good dove hunts. We had a good we do hunt
the other week and now that was a good time.
We get to hang out. And then we'll have like
a big haul cooking everywhere every year and we've got
to hang out the little uh like this season my apartment.
The next couple of weeknds on it slows down, we'll
we'll get and its generally kind of our time slowed
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down is right around New Vember. And once we slowed down,
that's when we was gon hand at the part of
little didn't want to know?
Speaker 1 (08:04):
Can the brace? Can the Bryce boys go into a
normal bar for for a contail helping recognized? Probably not?
Speaker 3 (08:10):
I mean around around here we got a peop little
small the home World near Basket. We think we can
and do that and it's a good time.
Speaker 1 (08:19):
Lewis, Bryce Lee, Bryce Shilds Arena Fargo. Jackson Dean going
to be there too, and it is going to be
a fantastic night in Fargo. I don't know a few
you've been to our area in the Upper Midwest. It's
it's not winter yet, so you're lucky.
Speaker 3 (08:37):
Yeah, I've been up there. I like coming up there,
spent this how many years? Beautiful up there, absolutely beautiful
and yeah, man, I'm looking forward to jumping out to
Jackson Dean. Man, he's I've met him for the first
time a couple of weeks ago when we got together
about like a national's tour and he's a good soul.
And Uh, that weekend anything about to ye your first
opening weekend we had out. Uh, we had an amazing
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weekend out down to Florida. The crowds of great the
music was with Fire the Man. It was just a
great old time leads tour. You put together that group
of people, of this little group of people, it's a
crazy good show, really good ship. So a lot real,
real talented and I think Jacksonville there would be a
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huge addition. It would be so much fun.
Speaker 1 (09:21):
So if you don't, even if you forget your fun card,
you're going They'll be handing them out of the door,
so you don't have to worry about that.
Speaker 3 (09:27):
Oh man, I trar fun cards with me all the time.
Speaker 1 (09:29):
Oh me too. I'm all right, you've got to well,
it's been a pleasure. Lewis Bryce with Lee Bryce Jackson,
Dean Shields Arena, Noptember twenty seventh. Appreciate you spending some
minutes with us, and we are looking forward to the show,
my friend.
Speaker 3 (09:44):
Thank yeah. Man, I can't wait to get there and
play on my new music. The must to do stuff
for my new song she loves my country, so it's
still pretty good.
Speaker 1 (09:53):
And I've got to give you mad prompts for sampling
Puddle of Mud too. I forgot about that.
Speaker 3 (09:57):
We did, man and I and I actually got the
okay from from the lead singer a Puddle of Mud.
He ended up calling me. We ended up getting touch
and uh and he was at yo, Louis Louis lou Man,
I love me some country music. I love your country.
So I actually got actually got a confirmation from him.
He dug the song because we had to call them
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and we made sure that that they got the credits
for writing and stuff like that, at least at least
their version of because whenever we prew a song doing
a circulation, you have to write his credit as well.
It's like a matter of fact, they take most of
the writer's credit. But even though it's not the same words.
But but yeah, we did all that. Everything worked out
good and made the songs doing. We'll see what happens
this week. We might have a cool little week in
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the hongsongwer radio and we've just been moving up to
charge a little bit, so we'll keep it rocking. I'm
ready to bring it up there, looking.
Speaker 1 (10:47):
Forward to it. Lewis Bright with bro Lee Jackson Dean
Shields Arena. We will see you soon, my friend man.
Speaker 3 (10:55):
We cannot wait to bring it up there. We have
a good time and we'll.
Speaker 1 (10:58):
See you in chairs here. A producer nowadays can actually
be a one man army. Ordinarily, h what's been in
the next two hours telling you to drop and give
me various numbersday are horrible? Trevor d in the morning
show on Excel ninety three. Excel ninety three, Hello, do
you guys have a winner for Lee Bryce. Well, can
(11:19):
I start this conversation up with a great big Friday? Hey, Hey,
happy Friday. Happy Friday to you.
Speaker 3 (11:27):
Who is this?
Speaker 1 (11:28):
This is CALLI Callie. I've got Lee Bryce tickets for you.
How about a four pack? You sound like the most
popular growing school. Absolutely, I'll take out Lee Bryce shields
Areno one more, sleep one more?
Speaker 3 (11:40):
Here we go.
Speaker 1 (11:41):
What's up today? Not much?
Speaker 2 (11:44):
Actually it's my day off.
Speaker 3 (11:45):
So oh what a.
Speaker 1 (11:46):
Beautiful day to have a day off. Yes, just sit outside,
take it all in. Because you know that phrase Game
of Thrones ripped off from us. Winter is coming. Oh
unfortunately it never forgets.
Speaker 3 (11:57):
Does it.
Speaker 1 (11:58):
No, Well, it's going to be glorious the next bunch
of days. Enjoy them all and joy tomorrow Lee Bryce
Shials Arena, far Ago as we go ninety three minutes
commercial free with Station is Proud to be your concert connection. Kelly,
I mind you three food combos today? Well, foody on
a Friday. Four pack of tickets. It's four pack Friday.
I've got four packs of tickets to leave Bryce to
show at Shials Arena tomorrow. I'll send you the tickets.
(12:20):
They're digital tickets. You've got the ticketmaster Apple transfer them.
You'll be good to go. What is a food combination
you love what everybody thinks is weird? Pete says, peanut
butter and butter sandwich. Interesting? Can you taste the butter
with a peanut butter? I mean, butter's already in there.
That's part of it, right, Briscilla says, peanut butter and pickles.
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The lot peanut butter answer is coming in here. You
can see that being okay. Danny says, peanut butter and
onion on toast. I'm trying to process this for a minute,
determine if I would like that or not. What is
I don't think i'd care for that one? What is
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a food combo you love but everyone else thinks is weird? John,
thanks for chiming in on the Trivity facebook page. Yellow
monster in watermelon different version of the watermelon sugar Mike says, Okay,
brace yourself. I'm all about dipping my pizza in milk.
I know, I know it sounds like a dairy disaster,
but trust me, it's the cheesy, crusty milky mashup we
(13:29):
never knew we needed. It's like breakfast cereal gone Wild,
pizza in the in the evening, milk in the morning.
Why not mix them up? Yeah, you can have the
pizza in the milk. I guess I'm not a big
milk guy to begin with. I use milk to make
other things with cereal only time I eat cereals. Want
to bring it to work and send it a little
baggy so I can't pour the milk in there. Interesting
(13:52):
though interesting, I respect it. I will respect all of
your answers here today all WATCHA says, all right, folks,
prepare your taste buds for this roller coaster. Peanut butter
and pickle sandwich is another one. Before you judge, imagine
the crunchy, tangy pickles dancing with smooth, creamy peanut butter.
It's a snag so weirdly wonderful. It makes my taste buds.
Do that, hu yaw? I love the creativity. Give it
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a try, and welcome to the flavor fiesta. Welcome to
the party, pal, I try that one. Sure well. Pickles live,
peanut butter well coming up and trending good trending daend
of the week. Phrases you can use to shut down
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an opinion for you. That is next Excel ninety three.
Speaker 3 (14:47):
Hi, am I calling nine?
Speaker 1 (14:49):
Hey, good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 3 (14:52):
Who is this Katie?
Speaker 1 (14:55):
Hey Katie? What's food combo you love? Everyone else thinks
it's weird.
Speaker 3 (14:59):
I I get weird craving for pickles and ice cream.
Speaker 1 (15:05):
I wouldn't think that's that bizarre. It's the old sweet
salty combo.
Speaker 3 (15:09):
Man. Yeah, I mean everyone I tell it to always
thinks I'm pretty weird for it.
Speaker 1 (15:13):
But I started when I was pregnant and I never
really went away. So you've always been pregnant. Oh the craving.
Oh the craving. That makes more sense. Yeah, there are
some scientific phenomena.
Speaker 3 (15:28):
Yeah, I guess it's sticking with me. What do you do?
Speaker 1 (15:30):
Do you take a full pickle and dip it in
the ice cream? Do you put pickle slices on top?
Depending on how you're feeling? Oh, I just fill a.
Speaker 3 (15:38):
Ball with ice cream and then I usually just have
baby pickles on the side.
Speaker 1 (15:41):
That I used to scoop it with. I respect that.
Speaker 3 (15:45):
Yeah, both together pretty well.
Speaker 1 (15:47):
Actually, would you like me to pull out a golf
clap for you or a loud clap. I've got both
with me today. Whatever you feel like. Good job, Katie. Oh,
thank you, thanks for putting up with me. I'm gonna
get you four tickets to lead Bryce tomorrow at chils
Rena in Fargo. Oh awesome, that sounds great, Katie. What
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you never asked for. Now there's four ways to respond
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I'll consider it. Thanks for sharing, I'll consider it it
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This shows you're listening to the perspective, will keeping the
choice of how to act in your hands. You know,
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up trending on a Friday. Bet you didn't know random
facts coming at you. Now that's a fight. Exil letty three.
They're all brought to us by the Blue Moose, Foreign Grill,
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gran Force. As we jump into vetch didn't know and
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we can learn how to Friday. Well, this may be
the most epic baseball injury. In the nineteen nineties, there
was a Major League baseball player named Glenn Allen Hill.
He played for seven teams and he was decent while
he's with the Toronto Blue Jays. While he played for
the Blue Jays in nineteen ninety, Glenn Allen had a
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nightmare about the Spiders. He tried to run away in
the dream and ended up sleepwalking. In real life, he
fell through a glass table and suffered cuts on his
toes and elbows, as well as carpet burns on his knees,
and spent twenty days on the injured list. Very random,
but it's random facts today. Betch didn't know there's a
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word for half a decade or five years it's called lustroum,
as in it's hard to believe it's been a lustroom
since the pandemic broke out. Lust r u M five years,
half a decade. Going way back in music, bitter do, ditter,
do do do? Betch didn't know the Beatles mentioned a
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walrus and three of their songs. Not enough Walris love
anymore in new music today, I tell you Glass Onion
come together, and of course I am the Walrus. Three songs.
They sure liked their Walruses. From Walruses, we go to kangaroos,
Betch didn't know most kangaroos are left handed. They were
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observing kangaroo's school. Four to five of them are using
their left hand to take their notes, paint their paintings,
and whatever else they do. And finally, Betch, you didn't
know the oldest hotel in the world's a hot spring
hotel in Japan called Nishiyama on sen kon ken pardon
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my accent there. It was founded over thirteen hundred years
ago in seven hundred and five a d I wonder
if they had free continental hotel breakfast back then. Now
you know indoor pool.
Speaker 2 (20:37):
Probably let me put it this way, your Friday Morning
Moron Award. Yes, more on my Nexcel ninety three.
Speaker 1 (20:47):
Well, some criminals I want to be rich, sure, notorious,
but this guy just wants to turn the world into
a Looney Tunes cartoon or introduce more of us to
the teenage mutant Ninja Turtles explain. A man in Georgia's
been arrested after he was caught stealing manhole covers. Not
just a couple, at least ninety one this month alone.
(21:12):
Those suckers are pretty heavy. I've tried to lift a
manhole cover. I just know I couldn't. Suspects named Kaylin
Wattley and in his mug Shine, he's wearing your shirt
that says free hugs. I do have this out normally
I don't post them more on awards. Just you gotta
check this guy out accelnentty three dot com trivity page
Free hug shirt.
Speaker 3 (21:31):
Now.
Speaker 1 (21:31):
It's not clear why he was taking the manhole covers,
but these weren't just the smaller circular ones in urban streets.
There were also larger storm drain covers from residential neighborhoods.
Kaylan was caught on home surveillance cameras and the covers
were so heavy he needed someone else to help him
carry them and put them in the trunk of a
twenty twenty Nissan Kick. There's no update on the accomplice.
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Neighbors are worried the joggers can accidentally all into these
gaping holes, not to mention pets and children. It's possibility
is grabbing them to sell it scrap yards, but there's
probably not a ton of money in that stale. It
costs about two hundred dollars to replace each one. Un
officials are considering adding locks to them, which would add
one hundred and eighty dollars. So let's use math in
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real life here for a moment. If they replaced all
ninety one covers with locks, it would cost around thirty
five thousand dollars. Kaalen's been charged with theft of government property,
and investigators say additional charges are likely. I've got the
local news report of the chaos up an excelmentty three
dot com, the charity page, and a previous one where
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a man jokes he hopes the country will pay for
the manhole covers because it's got their name on it.
They say, Usay is the country the government taxes to
pay for it. They've got stealing ninety one manhole covers.
Kalen Wattley more questions than answers, picks up the Friday morning.
More on award trip to Georgia. End of the week.
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Let's do our map third place right now, we have
Texas with eight, California second place with twelve, and Florida
holding strong and forty five. More on awards in twenty
twenty five. Let's get back into our question of the day.
Here have an answer for my question to Jore, a
little foodie on a Friday. It's food combo you love.
Everyone else think is weird? Thinks is weird? A lot
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of respect to a lot of these answers threads on
the trivity and excellmenty three Facebook pages. Deanna says, listeners
gather around the tail for the tail of the ultimate snack. Fusion.
Chocolate chips sprinkled on top of chili sounds wild, right, Well,
It's like inviting your sweet tooth to a spicy party.
Each spoonful is a surprise party for your mouth, where
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sweet meats heat and a symphony of yall dare to
try and thank me later. Maybe I do that for
like the last few bites of the bullet chili, Like
that's my dessert. I would try that. I wouldn't meet
that all the time. Some good ideas you guys are
coming up with today. We'll call it different, not weird.
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What's the food combo you love? Everyone else thinks it
is weird. Difference, But hey, I'm liking a lot of
your answers today, guys. Halloween thirty five sleeps away. I
know you've got the countdown going to a lot of
Halloween resurrected in people's yards.
Speaker 3 (24:25):
Good.
Speaker 1 (24:26):
We can do that sort of thing with our gorgeous weather.
Rest assured Hershees won't be banned from selling its Halloween candies.
Last year, a woman in Florida named Cynthia Kelly sued
hers She's for five million dollars, claiming their pumpkins shaped
Teresa's Peanut Butter cups were falsely advertised. She said the
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packaging shows the pumpkins have cool carved designs and faces,
but in reality, there are no faces, and that bothered her.
There was only one thing. She point pointed out that
several of their Halloween candies are also less spooky than
they appear on the wrapper well something. I will not
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be rest assured not getting a five million dollar payout here,
and the candies will not be pulled from store shelves
where they're deceiving America. A judge, this is why the
courtroom is so backed up, dismissed this lawsuit. It was
in the courts. She ruled that the plaintiffs failed to
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prove any concrete economic injury and the products were not
rendered worthless. In other words, they're still delicious to have
that kind of time on one's hands.
Speaker 3 (25:42):
Right.
Speaker 1 (25:43):
Last year, a woman's suing her She's for five million dollars,
claiming their Halloween candies didn't look as cool and spooky
as they did on the wrapper Hershey's won. A judge
tossed the lawsuit. She should be banned from buying candy
for the rest of her life. Almost not. We'll mention
for a Moran Award. Thanks al Mandy three Well, hey, hi,
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who's this.
Speaker 3 (26:09):
Rocky Rocky?
Speaker 1 (26:11):
What is your strange food combo? Others it's delicious, but
others think you're weird for it.
Speaker 3 (26:19):
What is my favorite food combo? I like tartar sauce
on my pries.
Speaker 1 (26:24):
Food combo? You like everyone else thinks it's weird.
Speaker 3 (26:27):
You do it? I like tartar sauce with my fries
and ice cream with my fries.
Speaker 1 (26:32):
Oh that's the sweet salt. I think Wendy's you get
all the credit for that invention.
Speaker 3 (26:38):
All right?
Speaker 1 (26:39):
People back in like I think Jesus was dipping fries
into his frosty back in about the year zero, and
it took off from there, right, Hey, Rocky, want to
go to Lee Bryce? Yes, excellent, Well it's Trevor's really really,
really really tough Lee Brice Trivia. Let's see what you
know about Lee Bryce. Get three for three. Here are
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my multiple guest questions, and I'll get you four tickets. Okay,
you ready, Trevor's really really really tough Lee Brice Trivia.
What genre of music is Lee Brice best known for?
Is it a ron? What genre for? What genre?
Speaker 3 (27:18):
Is it country? Oh?
Speaker 1 (27:19):
You don't even need the choices, rock, country, hip hop,
or Irish Sea shanties, Although he dabbles with the sea shanties,
he is known for country. Good start all right? Question two?
What Lee Brice song one Song of the Year the
twenty fifteen ACM Awards, was it? I Don't Dance? Was
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it b rumor see Hard to Love or d Bryce
Bryce Baby? I don't danct is correct?
Speaker 3 (27:51):
All right?
Speaker 1 (27:52):
It all comes down to this question. Before becoming a
successful solo artist, Lee Brice co wrote a famous song
for another country free singer. Was it Honeybeat by Blake Shelton,
Crazy Girl, Eli Young Band, more than a memory by
Garth Brooks? Or a key breaky Heart Billy Ray Cyrus?
Speaker 4 (28:13):
Uh?
Speaker 3 (28:14):
What was number two? Again?
Speaker 1 (28:15):
Two? Was Eli Young Band? Crazy Girl? I don't know if?
Speaker 3 (28:19):
Yeah? Two?
Speaker 1 (28:20):
You sure three was more than a memory by Garth Brooks?
And then there's one Honeybeat Blake Shelton. Did I tell
you c was more than a memory by Garth Brooks?
Speaker 3 (28:35):
Yes? See?
Speaker 1 (28:37):
Way to reconsider. You're going to Lee, Bryce Buddy pick
you out? Four tickets Lee Bryce Shields Arena, one more
Slave Food, Station's proud to be your concert connection. Time
for one more thing on Excel nightighty three, more fun more.
It's good to get your physical sweat on, But all
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about you. I like to pull out the dictionary and
give that a good read from time to time The
Mental Sweat. Merriam Webster's announced a major update for the
twelfth edition of their collegiate dictionary. They're adding more than
five thousand terms and some of the terms they're adding.
Pist mode, which Merriam Webster defines us quote an extremely
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aggressive or energetic style or manner that someone adopts temporarily
to overpower an opponent in a fighter competition. Think of
it when going back to say eighties pac Man when
pac Man needs theople the magic pellets and can gobble
the ghosts. Piecet mode dan bod a physique regardless typical
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of an average father, especially one that is slightly overweight,
not extremely muscular. The dumb phone a cell phone that
does not include advanced software features such as email or
Internet browser, typically found on smartphones. Farm to table involving
or advocating the direct sale and distribution of food from
its point of origin to customers. Farm to table hard
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pass a firm refusal or rejection of something, such as
an offer. Hard pass for that for a long time.
Mery Webster adding more than five thousand terms. Love language
a person's characteristic means of showing love or care for another.
I think it's pronounced Petricker. A distinctive, earthy, usually pleasant
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odor that is associated with rainfall, especially when following a
warm dry period. Pull us up here quickly, petrick or
petrick or.
Speaker 3 (30:39):
Riz?
Speaker 1 (30:40):
Romantic appeal or charm? Do you have the riz, the
Ri double z or the Ri double z if you're
in Canada? Sideye, I call that getting the eyes from
one significant other a sideline glance or gaze, especially when
expressing scorn, suspicion, disapproval, or veiled curiosity. If some of
these terms seem like they've already been around for a while, well,
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the last update to the hard copy of the Collegiate
Dictionarias twenty two years ago now Audition, will be available
on November eighteenth. All these added words already available on
merriam webster dot com, but the hard copy just in
time for Christmas. You're welcome and now an ordinary kid
on art class?
Speaker 5 (31:19):
Oh, how can you fail creativity? I just got a
C minus on my Macaroni Rainbow because my teacher said
it lacks emotional depths. My mom told me when she
was in school they would actually make ash trays, So
on the advice of my older brother, I made a
bond gout a pipe Pliner's Pubsicals six in Elmer's glue.
Speaker 1 (31:41):
I got a D.
Speaker 5 (31:42):
It's inappropriate, she said. I said D as in dangqued,
and that D became an F. I thought it was
all about self expression. It's not creativity. It's free child
labor for bulletin board decorations and possibly my teachers at
Z side hustle. Listen, I gotta go.
Speaker 1 (32:02):
My cusumate.
Speaker 5 (32:03):
Daniel has this crazy theory that different color play doos
have different flavors.
Speaker 1 (32:09):
I'll let you know this has been an ordinary kid
on art class. I've been working pretty hard on this.
Speaker 3 (32:17):
You guys seem like crazy morons to me.
Speaker 1 (32:19):
I'm not crazy. My mother had me tested drop a
dime on this fool. The Trevor d In the Morning
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