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QUESTION DU JOUR: What You Are Better At Than 80% Of People
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MONDAY MORNING MORON AWARD: Three Morons in New Yourk Broke into an Amusement Park and Stole 200 Stuffed Animals
VISIT WITH: Justin Bartha (White Doug from "The Hangover)
NAME THE HARD TO PRONOUNCE FOOD GAME: Gabriel Iglesias Tickets on the Line
ONE MORE THING: The Most and Least Haunted States in America
Originally Aired: Monday, October 20th, 2025
TRENDING: Big Benefits From Having A Dog
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MONDAY MORNING MORON AWARD: Three Morons in New Yourk Broke into an Amusement Park and Stole 200 Stuffed Animals
VISIT WITH: Justin Bartha (White Doug from "The Hangover)
NAME THE HARD TO PRONOUNCE FOOD GAME: Gabriel Iglesias Tickets on the Line
ONE MORE THING: The Most and Least Haunted States in America
Originally Aired: Monday, October 20th, 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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app Xcel ninety three, KKXL, Excel ninety three, Grand Forks.
Speaker 1 (00:15):
Sturdy in the morning. Welcome to October twentieth. October twentieth
is National Chicken and Waffles Day. So with me today.
I brought my chicken and waffles. Delicious, super good, so good.
My stomach is growling. I can hear it from over here.
I'm sure you can. I just can't stop thinking about babbles.
(00:37):
Where's my woggles and chicken grease? All right, I'm ready
to try these chicken and waffles. Let's do it. Oh,
Welcome to Monday. I thought I was in here by
myself seven oh one Excel many three. Maybe this is
(01:06):
a good month, Monday to talk about the ghost in
this building. But not right now. We've got other stuff
to talk about. Gabriel Iglesias tickets Thursday, Alaris Center. Dylan
Scott will be at Chisren and part of this Saturday
Mercy Me at the Laris next Thursday. So if Jujon
Adventure went and coming up, we'll get into our question
of the day. Happy Chicken and Waffles Day. Delicious? Is
(01:32):
that on any restaurant menu in Grand Forks, se Scrant
Forks Chicken and waffles. I know there's chicken and you
can also get waffles put together. It's International Chef's Day.
Complements to chefs today, even if you're just your family chef.
Cheers to you. National Day on riding and day to
acknowledge riders and celebrate the craft for riding. Office Chocolate Day.
(01:54):
On the way to work, pick up some chocolate. Stay
the season. Tis the season of chocolates and all the
Halloween stuff. This time of year's callery free, I think
and information overload day. Good day to unplug. When was
the last time you totally unplugged and got away? Was
by choice? By circumstance? Any lessons learned from your digital
(02:14):
detox I have done a decent job of Now. I'm
not the biggest social media person anyway, but for the
most part leaving it alone on the weekends. It's nice
information overload day today. Well, let's look at your forecast.
After a beautiful sixty degrees yesterday, we will have rain
(02:35):
showers today forty eight rain after midnight, forty breezy north winds,
gusting to twenty five miles an hour Tonight Tomorrow most
the cloudy, breezy again forty eight and then better Wednesday
and Thursday sunshine fifty two, light winds, Wednesday throwback, Thursday,
Sunday fifty four little light rain. Right now, and we
are sitting at forty six downtown Grand Forks. Let's catch up.
(02:57):
Hell are you ready?
Speaker 3 (03:01):
TV?
Speaker 1 (03:01):
The Entertainment World and whatever. Here's what you missed on
Excel ninety three. Well, let's get into your here's what
you missed highlights. The shoe company on oh N is
facing a class action lawsuit. Customers have been complaining because
their cloud shoes supposedly won't stop squeaking as you walk in.
(03:26):
It is embarrassing. There's what the squeaking sounds like? Does
that sound like really any pair of shoes on a
wet day walking into especially a hard surface floor. And
(03:50):
I have no idea how much these shoes are probably expensive.
If people are talking about them, is there a squeaking
warning on the shoes? Never walk with your significant other, guys,
and you're squeaking on perp versus a certified adult and
they just get the look that Yep, I'm married to
an eleven year old. This isn't a new issue, well
(04:10):
for me. People online have been talking about it for
over a year, but now there's the class action lawsuit
because people think it's a defect for expensive shoes like Clouds.
Here here's the research. You just did a little digging
on this. More than ten styles have been mentioned in
the lawsuit. The shoes typically cost between one hundred and
forty one eighty dollars, so shoes I would not buy.
(04:33):
The company hasn't commented on the lawsuit, but they have
denied warranty claims related to the issue only because they
feel like it falls under normal wear and tear, or
because they don't believe it's a de fact. They aren't
the only company that's been faced complaints about squeaky shoes.
Another brand, Brooks Sports, has said that the issue is
often caused by air or moisture trapped under the insoles
(04:54):
within the shoes. They recommend removing the insoles after each wear,
so the insoles and the shoes and dry it because
we've got time and patience for that shoe company on
facing a class action lawsuit, customers have been complaining because
their Cloud shoes supposed they won't stop squeaking as you walk,
and it's embarrassing. I think that's going to make me
(05:20):
more likely to buy the shoes, But then I just
looked at the price tag again. They're one hundred and
forty to one hundred and eighty dollars. Let's get into
our question of the day. Maybe you're really good at
squeaking shoes. This doesn't have to be a hard core skill,
sarcastic or not. What are you better at than eighty
percent of people? My question of the day to day,
(05:43):
Pam says, picking the slowest line at the store. I'm
really good at that too, the slowest line for anything.
I don't know what it is. You think you've got
it down. Person, checkout line a's got seven things. Person
checkout line B as twenty two things. You'd think you
can go to the seventh thing, person, Or even lanes
(06:05):
lanes in a vehicle, if you're waiting for whatever, crossing
the border lanes, for example, always pick the wrong one.
What are you better at than eighty percent of people?
Gammy says jest the person said, I'm not that good,
but eighty percent that's a low bar. Excellent. Laura says,
looking you directly in the face while you're talking and
not hearing a single thing. I'm really good at that.
(06:27):
And not remembering your name. It is so embarrassing. And
I've read and it seems every week I stumble upon
off this is how you remember somebody's name. Must everyone's
wearing name tags. I think we need to live in
a society where we've all got name tags. Like if
you're at a job fair or something, everyone's got name tags.
It's easy to remember their name. Hannah says, having a
very good internal clock. I don't even know alarm clock
(06:49):
to wake up. My alarm set for four and I'd
say maybe once every three weeks and actually goes up
because my head will wake up even on the weekends
around that time, and the dog alarm goes up often
before that too. Good old who know alarm? My nine
year old boxer went off as well. Three twenty seven
this morning, joos you on Adventure winning coming up? What
(07:11):
are you better at than eighty percent of people? Excel
ninety three? Good morning? Well, hey, hi, good day. Who
is this This is Sam? Sam? Yes, are you calling
to answer my question of the day? What are you
better at than? Eighty percent of people. I am better
(07:32):
at craft than eighty percent of people. Good crafts, craft
arts and crafts. Give me all the crafts. So you've
enjoyed that sort of activity since you're like four years old,
and yeah, pretty much. And now I got my four
or five and an eight year old and a two. Yeah,
oh good for you. Yeah, weiring the crafty love absolutely
(07:54):
and most of all, not having your four or five
and eight year old just doing crafts on the craft
app on their phones, actually doing it with real right
popsicle sticks and paste.
Speaker 3 (08:05):
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1 (08:06):
A little you know, hot glue burn on their phone
doesn't hurt anybody. It's a lesson learned. Yeah, it's like
a passage to life. Hey, keep crafting it up. Your
your first shot to win, next shot to win seven fifteen.
By the way, all right, appreciate your listening. Thank you,
(08:27):
thank you. It's not you, it's me. No, actually it's
not me, it's you.
Speaker 2 (08:33):
The Trevor d In the Morning Show six to ten
weekday mornings, Excel ninety three, Excel ninety three.
Speaker 1 (08:41):
Hello, well, hey, oh hey, who is this Heather? Heather?
What are you better at than eighty percent of people?
That's my question of the day. It could be a
sarcastic thing. It could be just a fin out scill
you're really good at? What are you better at? Them?
Four to five people? One there? You may say eighty percent.
(09:06):
Being a mom, well your best. If there is a
mom contest or a pageant, you'd be in the finals
for sure. Yep. Where do you excel at being a mom?
Where do we start? Huh? A vice there?
Speaker 3 (09:22):
It's like therapy, but they don't.
Speaker 1 (09:24):
Want to listen to you. They don't even realize when
they're adults. If they want the same advice, they're gonna
have to go pay two hundred dollars an hour to
some Johnny Come Lately and you're given You're giving your
kids better advice. I'm sure right, and they're all adults. Heather,
(09:44):
cheers to you being a great mom.
Speaker 3 (09:47):
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (09:48):
What do you want to do here? I can get
you the Rahmbus Guy's gift card with either a gift
certificate two rivers sent I'm gonna go see a movie
on me on us or Northern Air Action Park, or
I get you a couple of tickets Mercy Me at
the Elever Center next Thursday. Rumbus guys Rumbus and what
River Cinema or Northern Air River Cinema. All right, dinner
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in a movie one may say Riversta by the way,
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they're showing Annabel for free from twenty fourteen. If you
can believe that movie's eleven years old. Oh my gosh,
that's one of my favorite. Hey, go see it on
the big screen. Heather, what stations you're Rambus and River
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Cinema Connection Excel ninety three, And Heather, you're also on
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Answer my question of the day, what are you better at?
The eighty percent of people can get you to Gabriel Iglesias,
(10:56):
Mercy Me, Dylan Scott, we are your concert event to
end activities Connection excelnty three or I've got a gift
card to Palm Beach Tam. Choose that option if you
so choose let's get you an activity. What are you
better at it? You can be sarcastic or not with
some of these. Harold says, handwriting, which is apparently still
(11:23):
a thing for some people. I look back at handwriting
from when I was a kid, parents were moving out
of their house. It stumbled upon all sorts of gems
for the decades that we had lived there. It was
like first or second grade. I had to write down
a recipe for some sort of pie. But my handwriting,
the point of the story, was better then than it
(11:44):
is now my hand printing, because the only thing I
write in handwriting is like most people. When you're signing
your name, mel says. Melbury says, minding my own business.
That's a good skill, though, be better at minding your
own business. Well. The grammar police veris is finding misplaced
(12:07):
commas in a sentence. And then I have multiple people,
including Ant, saying parallel parking, what are you better at
than most people? Feeling pretty good at parallel parking, just
because when I grew up in a larger city, I
had to do it more often. I had to retake
my driver's test moving down here, and my parallel parking
portion of the test was just on a random side street.
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No cones, no poles, no nothing. I pulled it off.
Good for me. Austin says he's good at grabbing things
off the top shelf. I always get asked to do this,
so I must be good at it. Be even better
if you're five to three, Austin, because I don't know.
In my mind that's part of the story too. Hey,
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keep up the good work. We need people who are
good at grabbing things off the top shelf. What do
you think? What do you bet at at than eighty
percent of people? Coming up trending four big benefits to
having a dog in your life next Excel ninety three. Hello, Hey, Hi,
(13:16):
who is this? Samantha Carlton Samanda Samantha, Samantha, Samantha, What
are you better at than eighty percent of people? I'm
better at screwing people's names up. I'm remembering phone numbers
from when I was a kid. You know, I was
(13:38):
really good at that too. I served a purpose, and
now I'll say I'm all not obsolete. That purpose does
nobody any good. Yeah we were replaced by machines, Samantha, Yeah,
we sure were. I know they. Mom, Dad never had
he's the phone book right Aabor's number, Trumber, You're on.
(14:03):
We're getting pizza. And then if I just remember the
pizza place I wanted that's pizza thing again. But st'll
be the number that I would toss out right. Awesome, Atha,
you and me, We've got to be good at something else, right,
something useful? In twenty twenty five, Hey, what do you
want to do here? We've got a bunch of activities
(14:25):
and shows. Gabriel Iglacias this Thursday, Mercy me next Thursday,
both at the Alever Center. We have Dylan Scott at
Chiles Rein and Fargo this Saturday night. Or a seventy
five dollars gift card to Palm Beach Stan. Let's do
Gabriel a Glacier. Let's get you some comedy in three sleeves. Perfect,
(14:45):
Gabriel Iglecius a Lever Center. And you are the first
one I am putting on my list. I don't know.
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TESTAG trending on Excel naighty three.
Speaker 1 (15:26):
Even though the study focused specifically on dogs, a lot
of these things can apply to pests in general. Study
from the University of Brighton looking the way dogs have
positively impacted your mind. There's four there's four big ones
and trending today's structure and routine. It's like getting out
in the morning, a feed thumb or going on walks
that you might otherwise let's slide if your dog wasn't
depending on them. I do wonder how many miles in
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the history of my dog, and I guess dog's gone
by that I have walked with these dogs. It's good
to get out there. Maybe not so much on a
a January day when the wind is whipping sideways and
those little ice pellets are hitting you in the face,
But for the most part, it wouldn't be going out
walking without a dog companionship. Having a dog by your
(16:11):
side can board off feelings of loneliness, and some people
even use the pets as sounding boards or just spill
secrets they don't trust anyone else with. Okay, having a conversation,
me and my dog walking down the street. I'm basically
talking to myself. He's not responding. Maybe he is. I've
got my earbuds in so I can't hear him. Sorry,
buddy mood boosts. A lot of dog owners say they
(16:33):
feel joy for me interacting with their dogs and say
they get happier just by looking at their dog. Doesn't
even have to be doing anything. That's why you have
your Dog's your screensaver and you're on your phone, especially
if you don't have kids. We have rough moments, there's
your dog and connection. Dogs can help you meet and
connect with other humans too, like on your daily walks
or at the dog park. It is an easy icebreaker.
(16:56):
Four big benefits though to having a dog, giving you
stuction and routine with daily walks, companionship, the moon boost
to get from interacting with them, and even the opportunity
to meet new friends with your dog as the icebreaker
just in case you need more friends in your life.
It is trending dogs are trending. A dog ology is
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A caterpillar called the tobacco hornworm uses its bad breath
to scare off predators. It eats tobacco leaves and that
causes its bad smoker's breath. But I wonder if it
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lives a lot less than say, a like a people
tobacco user would compared to a can of But it
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Betch didn't know. A study in twenty twelve found there
had been more than two hundred academic papers published on
Buffy the Vampire Slayer, which easily made it the most
(18:15):
studied TV show or movie. The Alien movies were second,
with around ninety people. Interesting. I told you we're random today,
fort dear random, Betch didn't know. Starting in the early eighties,
pieces of telephone shaped like Garfield. The cat washed up
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twenty nineteen, a farmer finally found a wrecked shipping container
in a cave that was spilling out the phones. The
Garfield phone mystery from the early eighties finally solved in
twenty nineteen. Betch didn't know. There's no copywriter Patson protection
on magic tricks. If a magician invents a trick, anyone's
(18:58):
free to use it. You just have to figure out
how it's done. But there's no une written code, so
most magicians refuse to use other magicians tricks. The underworld
of being a magician. It's very polite, though, And ever,
wonder how long stuff can survive in your freezer? Bet
(19:20):
you didn't know. Frozen foods will never They will never
expire at zero degrees fahrenheit or lower. However, the flavor
and texture can degrade over time. Now the tempt can't
rise above that, so don't hold the door open and
for taste. Keep everything properly packed to avoid freezer burn.
There's your tip today, now you know. But zero or
(19:40):
zero degrees fahrenheit or less, you should be good. Let
me put it this way, you're Monday morning.
Speaker 2 (19:46):
More on Awar has more on like Excel ninety three.
Speaker 1 (19:51):
Finally, some justice for anyone who's wasted fifty bucks trying
to win a dollar prize for their kid or their girlfriend.
I don't envisioned ladies wasting money doing this at the fair.
Cops in Westchester County, New York, are looking for three
morons who broke into an amusement park and stole hundreds
of stuffed animals. They just released the photos, but it
(20:15):
happened last month. That Playedland Park just north of Manhattan.
Now it's right on the beach and the guy they
got in, they excuse me, it's running the beach and
they got in by pulling up in a small boat.
So elaborate scam going on here, heist if you will
please say it was just for midnight when they hopped
the fence, cut a bunch of cables in the control room,
(20:36):
crabbed two hundred dollars worth of stuffed animals into garbage bags.
Are two hundred stuffed animals into garbage bag It's probably
two hundred dollars worth, and took off. They also tried
to tip a photo booth off in a boardwalk onto
the beach. Tried to tip the photo booth but it
was too heavy. They may have found cutting the cables
would shut down the security cameras, but there are multiple
(20:58):
shots of them, including one with their faces. They're clear
as day. All three look like they're in their early twenties.
In one was in a Virginia tech hoodie. Cops are
hoping someone recognizes them and calls it in. Been there before.
You've spent way too much money trying to win a
cheap stuffed animal at a carnival. Really just want to
win the game. I think it's it's not the prize,
(21:19):
it's the winning the game. The fixed carnival game. Cops
in New York say three guys broke into an amusement
park still two hundred stuffed animals. They're still looking for them,
but security cameras got clear shots that their face. Should
be pretty easy to track down these these guys with
way too money, too many stuffed animals near them than
they should probably have. Three morons breaking into an amusement park,
(21:42):
stealing two hundred stuffed animals and may end up on
a Monday morning. More on award. That is our sixth
the trip to New York in twenty twenty five. What
are you better at the eighty percent of people? My
question of the day. Have your answers? Are ready to
go to Danny going French braiding my hair in tiny
little braids. That's patients Madison worrying. I'm really good at that,
(22:03):
really good at music trivia. I feel so smart music
trivia a crowd of just normal people who have other
stuff they're good at, because I'm not good at a lot.
But oh I've walked out of say a can coon
pool with many music trivia You win t shirt? Or
does that get me in real life? Right here? Six
(22:24):
to ten week days on Excel nty three, what are
you better at than eighty percent of people? Feel free
to be sarcastic if you so choose Excel mighty three.
Good morning, Trevor.
Speaker 3 (22:36):
I have Justin Barth on the line for you till ten.
Speaker 1 (22:39):
After Hi, Trevor, fantastic news. Good morning, Justin.
Speaker 3 (22:44):
Good morning, Trevor.
Speaker 1 (22:46):
How are you my my hangover legendary friend.
Speaker 3 (22:51):
Well, I'm doing great, my Trevor Dan the morning legendary friend.
Speaker 1 (22:58):
Oh man, I think in like twenty seconds we just
became best friends, all right? Well, I know you've got
a new project and I'm excited to talk about I
can't jump over The Hangover. First of all, I can't
believe it. The first one came out what sixteen years ago?
Speaker 3 (23:14):
Yeah, it's been a second at two thousand and nine. Yeah,
I believe two thousand and nine.
Speaker 1 (23:20):
Tell me you still stay in touch with all of
the buddies from The Hangover.
Speaker 3 (23:26):
Yeah, most of the guys. I'm definitely in touch with.
I mean, I you know, I live in the same
city as Bradley, so it's easier to kind of keep
in touch with him. But you know, I hear from
you know, the other guys now and again. For sure.
Speaker 1 (23:43):
I had Ken John on a while back. We were
talking the legendary mister Chow and will you back up
and confirm it was his idea to jump out of
the trunk naked? It was his idea and that launched.
Speaker 3 (23:56):
Yeah, I'm pretty sure it was. I mean, I think
originally they had him in underwear and he was just like,
why don't I why don't we just step this up
a notch. That's what kind of what makes that movie
so great is that people just went for it.
Speaker 1 (24:08):
Do you get tired of people saying one of the
best comedies of all the two thousand so far. I
hope you don't. It's because it definitely is.
Speaker 3 (24:15):
I mean, of course not. Why would I get tired
of say anyone that said anything I've done is great?
Is you know exactly what we do it for? I mean,
you know that movie, you know, transcended something and the
fact that it brings joy is the reason why when
I do it?
Speaker 1 (24:34):
Did you guys have to pump the brakes then off
the set when it was non filming time, especially when
you're like over in Bangkok filming.
Speaker 3 (24:44):
I mean, you know, I don't know abou pump the brain.
I mean it was, like, you know, especially for the
three main guys, it was a ton of work and
Bangkok shooting there I think was you know, not the
easiest thing. So you know, they you know, they put
it all on the screen. Let's just say that it
wasn't like they were going crazy off the set.
Speaker 1 (25:05):
Can I still call you white dog? Is that okay?
Is that acceptable?
Speaker 3 (25:09):
Whatever makes you happy?
Speaker 1 (25:12):
Well, start the good Fight and the new film Nuked.
Tell me about the movie, and I want to say,
you're also super lucky to work with Anna Camp from
Pitch Perfect.
Speaker 3 (25:23):
Love her too, Yeah, big fanc She's the best. I
love Anna. And this has an amazing cast, Lucy Punch,
Natash Lajero, Stephen Guerino. I mean, there's there's so many
really funny, funny people that you recognize in maybe a
few that you haven't seen yet.
Speaker 1 (25:43):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (25:43):
It comes out July eleventh. It's an adult comedy. I
don't know the last time you've seen an actual comedy
movie that you can rent and hang out with your
loved ones and watch. And this one is. I'm really
proud of it. It's super funny about it. You know,
kind of a group of middle aged couples and they
(26:05):
are celebrating a birthday and get an alert that a
nuclear missile is headed straight for them, so they have
to hide out in the basement. And that's when they
they kind of start getting real.
Speaker 1 (26:17):
Yeah, but I mean, you thought you've got some bad
text messages in the past. I don't think it could
get worse than on nuclear missiles rapidly approaching.
Speaker 3 (26:25):
No, you know, you know it was loosely based on
you know, the twenty eighteen that actually happened in Hawaii.
Speaker 1 (26:32):
I remember that.
Speaker 3 (26:34):
Yeah, for sure. I actually my wife is from Hawaii
and I have a lot of family and friends there,
so it was very real for a lot of people
in my life. And then certainly, you know, we played
on you know, the pandemic of it all. It's when
the Dina Casher, who wrote and directed, has sent me
the script and we when everything was shut down and
we all thought the world was going to end, we
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were kind of you know, this is our lifeline of
working on this movie and finding the comedy and the tragedy.
Speaker 1 (27:04):
I want to guess I know trailers available right now,
but it's not going to tell me if city actually,
if you guys really have the budget to blow up
the city. I'm guessing the answers probably no.
Speaker 3 (27:15):
I mean we it is the biggest whatever gets you
to rent this movie, if it gets you to rent
it saying this has the biggest explosion ever. It's like
Mission Impossible meets Armageddon.
Speaker 1 (27:26):
Oh my wow.
Speaker 3 (27:28):
Yes, But justin Barker, it's the versions that happen in
this movie are you know, it's a lot of relationships explosions.
Speaker 1 (27:39):
So in the end, we're supposed to learn to take
our petty problems and throw them in the garbage.
Speaker 3 (27:46):
That's certainly one of the you know, I think that's
one of the lessons. But I think, you know, a
lot of it is just kind of, you know, being
truthful with your partners, with your loved ones, and kind
of living in the present and not worrying so much.
You know, I think, you know, we're all thinking about
nuclear war right now a little bit, and there's it's
(28:07):
out of our control. And I think a lot of
times it's you know, the shit that we should work
on is right in front of us.
Speaker 1 (28:14):
So if you want to take a vacation, you're thinking
about it, and you're thinking, oh, maybe next year, we'll
do it. Next year'll roll around, because as you know,
as you get older, it seems every year seems like
it's about ten days long. Book that vacation, book.
Speaker 3 (28:27):
It book the vacation, or just stay home and watch
New July eleventh.
Speaker 1 (28:32):
Hey, you can do that too, stay cation. Your pet
will prefer to stay home with.
Speaker 3 (28:36):
Them, the drink with your with your loved ones and
your friends and watch an actual comedy movie.
Speaker 1 (28:43):
Do I need a pen and paper OD so I
can make notes of what to do if and when
a nuclear missiles coming My way.
Speaker 3 (28:49):
No, just you just need maybe a drink or a
smoke and just willingness to have a good time.
Speaker 1 (28:58):
Oh, I like it. Look looking forward to nuked. Any
fun plans, definitely fun one justin bart Any fun summer
plans for you before we part ways.
Speaker 3 (29:11):
You know, I'm we're a little late to you know,
you just inspired me with your You know, if you're
planning on a vacation, you might as well book it.
We haven't. We haven't booked a lot. But you know,
we're gonna watch some fireworks in New York and then
I have kids that are going off to summer camp
and then you know, I'm going to figure it out
as I go.
Speaker 1 (29:31):
Last year did a trip for a driving trip from
the center of basically the continent to West Coast Canada. Amazing,
give yourself enough time, It's amazing. Alberta, British Columbia on
the island and BC. Later this summer, We're we're going
to East Coast Canada, so I'm looking forward to that too.
Speaker 3 (29:47):
Awesome. We'll have a great time and enjoy it, enjoy
your your loved one.
Speaker 1 (29:51):
I didn't have it booked until mid conversation. Here it
is booked but.
Speaker 3 (29:55):
First you booked it while we were.
Speaker 1 (29:57):
Talking multitasking at its best.
Speaker 3 (29:59):
Totally, that's amazing.
Speaker 1 (30:02):
Justin Bartha or White Doug from The Hangover, you know
all from the Good Fight, the new film Nuked, Enjoy Nuked.
I appreciate you being part of the show, and I
hope you have a great day and great rest of
the summer. My friend, right.
Speaker 3 (30:15):
Back at you, thank you, thanks, Justin see.
Speaker 2 (30:19):
You you just shrines get me to talk about myself,
because if you are I will gladly do so. The
Trever d in the Morning Show six to ten weekday mornings.
Excel ninety three, Excel nutty three.
Speaker 1 (30:37):
Hi, O, hey or Hi? Who is this? This is Dana? Dana.
What are you better at than eighty percent of people
painting good? Like painting houses? Yeah, so you don't even
(30:57):
need to be enticed with like free drink and eats.
It a go do A. I'm using air quotes because
it's radio painting party. Sure you're a good person to know, Dana.
I'm going to remember that right on. Hey Dana, are
you a foodie? Do you know foods that are hard
to pronounce? What do we want to do here? Do
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you want to go to Gabriel Iglesias, Mercy Me or
Dylan Scott. Maybe a seventy five dollars gift card to
Palm Beach Town.
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Let's go to Fluffy.
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Okay, Thursday nights you could be at the Uleris Center, Dana.
For example, you need to get three out of five
of these rights. Okay. If I say the French phrase
that means with juice, and he's used for roast beef sandwiches,
what do you say that is? Are you? Oh jus,
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you know your French? Your Fran's a good job, Dana.
Let's do this one. This Italian starter is toasted bread
topped with tomato and basil, and almost always mispronounced it brushetta.
(32:11):
Brucehetta is right. I think you're supposed to say brushetta bruschetta,
but I like brushadow. That works for me. All right,
Let's see if I can. You're really rolling here. This
Greek sandwich spins on a vertical spit and causes pronunciation
wars at every food truck. It's a euro. It is
(32:37):
a euro, some Saint John Roe. But to those people,
I think you and I would both say, oh hell no,
it is a euro Dana, then you're going to Fluffy
Ome Gabriel Iglesias Thursday Night Alaris Center. Awesome, Dana. Do
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you need a car starter? Do you need me to
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be or Gabriel Iglesia's comedy connection Excell ninety three.
Speaker 2 (33:20):
Time for one more thing on Excel ninety three, one
more term fun, more fun.
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If you could assume Florida would be the state of
the most ghosts, I may guess that too, just judging
by the fifty more onwards we've handed out so far
in twenty twenty five. You and me, you'd we'll both
be wrong. There's a new report out analyzing ghost settings
across North America. If I honestly had to guess, I
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would think Louisiana with all the foodoo down there, and
Northeast for like Salem witch Trials, stuff went down. I
would get some points, but not a lot. Here they
put out a ranking the most haunted states based on
how many ghosts are reported per ten thousand people, and
it named New York is the most haunted state with
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eighty one ghost sunnings per ten thousand people. Texas next,
followed by Louisiana, California, Utah, Florida, Pennsylvania, Alabama, Nevada, and Washington.
Now flipping, it's the least haunted Georgia, with only six
sunnings per ten thousand people. Maine is next, followed by Nebraska, Indiana, Connecticut,
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New Jersey, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Iowa. It was
the least ghost shunnings in those states. So north to
go to Minnesota, we're about middle of the pack in
New York. Didn't come to mind at first, but then
I thought about it. I've seen some fine documentaries about
something strange in my neighborhood. They call these these fellas
called the ghostbusters, and they take care of business multiple
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times in New York City, mind you. So now it's
making more sense. New report analyzing ghost outings across North America.
New York the most haunted state Geogia at least ghostly.
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Trevor d in the Morning show on XCEL ninety three
It's the Trevor d Mini Morning Show.
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app Xcel ninety three, KKXL, Excel ninety three, Grand Forks.
Speaker 1 (00:15):
Sturdy in the morning. Welcome to October twentieth. October twentieth
is National Chicken and Waffles Day. So with me today.
I brought my chicken and waffles. Delicious, super good, so good.
My stomach is growling. I can hear it from over here.
I'm sure you can. I just can't stop thinking about babbles.
(00:37):
Where's my woggles and chicken grease? All right, I'm ready
to try these chicken and waffles. Let's do it. Oh,
Welcome to Monday. I thought I was in here by
myself seven oh one Excel many three. Maybe this is
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a good month, Monday to talk about the ghost in
this building. But not right now. We've got other stuff
to talk about. Gabriel Iglesias tickets Thursday, Alaris Center. Dylan
Scott will be at Chisren and part of this Saturday
Mercy Me at the Laris next Thursday. So if Jujon
Adventure went and coming up, we'll get into our question
of the day. Happy Chicken and Waffles Day. Delicious? Is
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that on any restaurant menu in Grand Forks, se Scrant
Forks Chicken and waffles. I know there's chicken and you
can also get waffles put together. It's International Chef's Day.
Complements to chefs today, even if you're just your family chef.
Cheers to you. National Day on riding and day to
acknowledge riders and celebrate the craft for riding. Office Chocolate Day.
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On the way to work, pick up some chocolate. Stay
the season. Tis the season of chocolates and all the
Halloween stuff. This time of year's callery free, I think
and information overload day. Good day to unplug. When was
the last time you totally unplugged and got away? Was
by choice? By circumstance? Any lessons learned from your digital
(02:14):
detox I have done a decent job of Now. I'm
not the biggest social media person anyway, but for the
most part leaving it alone on the weekends. It's nice
information overload day today. Well, let's look at your forecast.
After a beautiful sixty degrees yesterday, we will have rain
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showers today forty eight rain after midnight, forty breezy north winds,
gusting to twenty five miles an hour Tonight Tomorrow most
the cloudy, breezy again forty eight and then better Wednesday
and Thursday sunshine fifty two, light winds, Wednesday throwback, Thursday,
Sunday fifty four little light rain. Right now, and we
are sitting at forty six downtown Grand Forks. Let's catch up.
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Hell are you ready?
Speaker 3 (03:01):
TV?
Speaker 1 (03:01):
The Entertainment World and whatever. Here's what you missed on
Excel ninety three. Well, let's get into your here's what
you missed highlights. The shoe company on oh N is
facing a class action lawsuit. Customers have been complaining because
their cloud shoes supposedly won't stop squeaking as you walk in.
(03:26):
It is embarrassing. There's what the squeaking sounds like? Does
that sound like really any pair of shoes on a
wet day walking into especially a hard surface floor. And
(03:50):
I have no idea how much these shoes are probably expensive.
If people are talking about them, is there a squeaking
warning on the shoes? Never walk with your significant other, guys,
and you're squeaking on perp versus a certified adult and
they just get the look that Yep, I'm married to
an eleven year old. This isn't a new issue, well
(04:10):
for me. People online have been talking about it for
over a year, but now there's the class action lawsuit
because people think it's a defect for expensive shoes like Clouds.
Here here's the research. You just did a little digging
on this. More than ten styles have been mentioned in
the lawsuit. The shoes typically cost between one hundred and
forty one eighty dollars, so shoes I would not buy.
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The company hasn't commented on the lawsuit, but they have
denied warranty claims related to the issue only because they
feel like it falls under normal wear and tear, or
because they don't believe it's a de fact. They aren't
the only company that's been faced complaints about squeaky shoes.
Another brand, Brooks Sports, has said that the issue is
often caused by air or moisture trapped under the insoles
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within the shoes. They recommend removing the insoles after each wear,
so the insoles and the shoes and dry it because
we've got time and patience for that shoe company on
facing a class action lawsuit, customers have been complaining because
their Cloud shoes supposed they won't stop squeaking as you walk,
and it's embarrassing. I think that's going to make me
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more likely to buy the shoes, But then I just
looked at the price tag again. They're one hundred and
forty to one hundred and eighty dollars. Let's get into
our question of the day. Maybe you're really good at
squeaking shoes. This doesn't have to be a hard core skill,
sarcastic or not. What are you better at than eighty
percent of people? My question of the day to day,
(05:43):
Pam says, picking the slowest line at the store. I'm
really good at that too, the slowest line for anything.
I don't know what it is. You think you've got
it down. Person, checkout line a's got seven things. Person
checkout line B as twenty two things. You'd think you
can go to the seventh thing, person, Or even lanes
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lanes in a vehicle, if you're waiting for whatever, crossing
the border lanes, for example, always pick the wrong one.
What are you better at than eighty percent of people?
Gammy says jest the person said, I'm not that good,
but eighty percent that's a low bar. Excellent. Laura says,
looking you directly in the face while you're talking and
not hearing a single thing. I'm really good at that.
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And not remembering your name. It is so embarrassing. And
I've read and it seems every week I stumble upon
off this is how you remember somebody's name. Must everyone's
wearing name tags. I think we need to live in
a society where we've all got name tags. Like if
you're at a job fair or something, everyone's got name tags.
It's easy to remember their name. Hannah says, having a
very good internal clock. I don't even know alarm clock
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to wake up. My alarm set for four and I'd
say maybe once every three weeks and actually goes up
because my head will wake up even on the weekends
around that time, and the dog alarm goes up often
before that too. Good old who know alarm? My nine
year old boxer went off as well. Three twenty seven
this morning, joos you on Adventure winning coming up? What
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are you better at than eighty percent of people? Excel
ninety three? Good morning? Well, hey, hi, good day. Who
is this This is Sam? Sam? Yes, are you calling
to answer my question of the day? What are you
better at than? Eighty percent of people. I am better
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at craft than eighty percent of people. Good crafts, craft
arts and crafts. Give me all the crafts. So you've
enjoyed that sort of activity since you're like four years old,
and yeah, pretty much. And now I got my four
or five and an eight year old and a two. Yeah,
oh good for you. Yeah, weiring the crafty love absolutely
(07:54):
and most of all, not having your four or five
and eight year old just doing crafts on the craft
app on their phones, actually doing it with real right
popsicle sticks and paste.
Speaker 3 (08:05):
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1 (08:06):
A little you know, hot glue burn on their phone
doesn't hurt anybody. It's a lesson learned. Yeah, it's like
a passage to life. Hey, keep crafting it up. Your
your first shot to win, next shot to win seven fifteen.
By the way, all right, appreciate your listening. Thank you,
(08:27):
thank you. It's not you, it's me. No, actually it's
not me, it's you.
Speaker 2 (08:33):
The Trevor d In the Morning Show six to ten
weekday mornings, Excel ninety three, Excel ninety three.
Speaker 1 (08:41):
Hello, well, hey, oh hey, who is this Heather? Heather?
What are you better at than eighty percent of people?
That's my question of the day. It could be a
sarcastic thing. It could be just a fin out scill
you're really good at? What are you better at? Them?
Four to five people? One there? You may say eighty percent.
(09:06):
Being a mom, well your best. If there is a
mom contest or a pageant, you'd be in the finals
for sure. Yep. Where do you excel at being a mom?
Where do we start? Huh? A vice there?
Speaker 3 (09:22):
It's like therapy, but they don't.
Speaker 1 (09:24):
Want to listen to you. They don't even realize when
they're adults. If they want the same advice, they're gonna
have to go pay two hundred dollars an hour to
some Johnny Come Lately and you're given You're giving your
kids better advice. I'm sure right, and they're all adults. Heather,
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cheers to you being a great mom.
Speaker 3 (09:47):
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (09:48):
What do you want to do here? I can get
you the Rahmbus Guy's gift card with either a gift
certificate two rivers sent I'm gonna go see a movie
on me on us or Northern Air Action Park, or
I get you a couple of tickets Mercy Me at
the Elever Center next Thursday. Rumbus guys Rumbus and what
River Cinema or Northern Air River Cinema. All right, dinner
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in a movie one may say Riversta by the way,
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Cinema Connection Excel ninety three, And Heather, you're also on
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Answer my question of the day, what are you better at?
The eighty percent of people can get you to Gabriel Iglesias,
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Mercy Me, Dylan Scott, we are your concert event to
end activities Connection excelnty three or I've got a gift
card to Palm Beach Tam. Choose that option if you
so choose let's get you an activity. What are you
better at it? You can be sarcastic or not with
some of these. Harold says, handwriting, which is apparently still
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a thing for some people. I look back at handwriting
from when I was a kid, parents were moving out
of their house. It stumbled upon all sorts of gems
for the decades that we had lived there. It was
like first or second grade. I had to write down
a recipe for some sort of pie. But my handwriting,
the point of the story, was better then than it
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is now my hand printing, because the only thing I
write in handwriting is like most people. When you're signing
your name, mel says. Melbury says, minding my own business.
That's a good skill, though, be better at minding your
own business. Well. The grammar police veris is finding misplaced
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commas in a sentence. And then I have multiple people,
including Ant, saying parallel parking, what are you better at
than most people? Feeling pretty good at parallel parking, just
because when I grew up in a larger city, I
had to do it more often. I had to retake
my driver's test moving down here, and my parallel parking
portion of the test was just on a random side street.
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No cones, no poles, no nothing. I pulled it off.
Good for me. Austin says he's good at grabbing things
off the top shelf. I always get asked to do this,
so I must be good at it. Be even better
if you're five to three, Austin, because I don't know.
In my mind that's part of the story too. Hey,
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keep up the good work. We need people who are
good at grabbing things off the top shelf. What do
you think? What do you bet at at than eighty
percent of people? Coming up trending four big benefits to
having a dog in your life next Excel ninety three. Hello, Hey, Hi,
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who is this? Samantha Carlton Samanda Samantha, Samantha, Samantha, What
are you better at than eighty percent of people? I'm
better at screwing people's names up. I'm remembering phone numbers
from when I was a kid. You know, I was
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really good at that too. I served a purpose, and
now I'll say I'm all not obsolete. That purpose does
nobody any good. Yeah we were replaced by machines, Samantha, Yeah,
we sure were. I know they. Mom, Dad never had
he's the phone book right Aabor's number, Trumber, You're on.
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We're getting pizza. And then if I just remember the
pizza place I wanted that's pizza thing again. But st'll
be the number that I would toss out right. Awesome, Atha,
you and me, We've got to be good at something else, right,
something useful? In twenty twenty five, Hey, what do you
want to do here? We've got a bunch of activities
(14:25):
and shows. Gabriel Iglacias this Thursday, Mercy me next Thursday,
both at the Alever Center. We have Dylan Scott at
Chiles Rein and Fargo this Saturday night. Or a seventy
five dollars gift card to Palm Beach Stan. Let's do
Gabriel a Glacier. Let's get you some comedy in three sleeves. Perfect,
(14:45):
Gabriel Iglecius a Lever Center. And you are the first
one I am putting on my list. I don't know.
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TESTAG trending on Excel naighty three.
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Even though the study focused specifically on dogs, a lot
of these things can apply to pests in general. Study
from the University of Brighton looking the way dogs have
positively impacted your mind. There's four there's four big ones
and trending today's structure and routine. It's like getting out
in the morning, a feed thumb or going on walks
that you might otherwise let's slide if your dog wasn't
depending on them. I do wonder how many miles in
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the history of my dog, and I guess dog's gone
by that I have walked with these dogs. It's good
to get out there. Maybe not so much on a
a January day when the wind is whipping sideways and
those little ice pellets are hitting you in the face,
But for the most part, it wouldn't be going out
walking without a dog companionship. Having a dog by your
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side can board off feelings of loneliness, and some people
even use the pets as sounding boards or just spill
secrets they don't trust anyone else with. Okay, having a conversation,
me and my dog walking down the street. I'm basically
talking to myself. He's not responding. Maybe he is. I've
got my earbuds in so I can't hear him. Sorry,
buddy mood boosts. A lot of dog owners say they
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feel joy for me interacting with their dogs and say
they get happier just by looking at their dog. Doesn't
even have to be doing anything. That's why you have
your Dog's your screensaver and you're on your phone, especially
if you don't have kids. We have rough moments, there's
your dog and connection. Dogs can help you meet and
connect with other humans too, like on your daily walks
or at the dog park. It is an easy icebreaker.
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Four big benefits though to having a dog, giving you
stuction and routine with daily walks, companionship, the moon boost
to get from interacting with them, and even the opportunity
to meet new friends with your dog as the icebreaker
just in case you need more friends in your life.
It is trending dogs are trending. A dog ology is
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Take five dollars off your favorite burger every Monday. He's
starting at five. That's blumoosey scrand for Ben, you didn't know.
A caterpillar called the tobacco hornworm uses its bad breath
to scare off predators. It eats tobacco leaves and that
causes its bad smoker's breath. But I wonder if it
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lives a lot less than say, a like a people
tobacco user would compared to a can of But it
holds off its predators, so maybe not what the process there?
Betch didn't know. A study in twenty twelve found there
had been more than two hundred academic papers published on
Buffy the Vampire Slayer, which easily made it the most
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studied TV show or movie. The Alien movies were second,
with around ninety people. Interesting. I told you we're random today,
fort dear random, Betch didn't know. Starting in the early eighties,
pieces of telephone shaped like Garfield. The cat washed up
on beaches in northwest France, and nobody knew why. In
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twenty nineteen, a farmer finally found a wrecked shipping container
in a cave that was spilling out the phones. The
Garfield phone mystery from the early eighties finally solved in
twenty nineteen. Betch didn't know. There's no copywriter Patson protection
on magic tricks. If a magician invents a trick, anyone's
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free to use it. You just have to figure out
how it's done. But there's no une written code, so
most magicians refuse to use other magicians tricks. The underworld
of being a magician. It's very polite, though, And ever,
wonder how long stuff can survive in your freezer? Bet
(19:20):
you didn't know. Frozen foods will never They will never
expire at zero degrees fahrenheit or lower. However, the flavor
and texture can degrade over time. Now the tempt can't
rise above that, so don't hold the door open and
for taste. Keep everything properly packed to avoid freezer burn.
There's your tip today, now you know. But zero or
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zero degrees fahrenheit or less, you should be good. Let
me put it this way, you're Monday morning.
Speaker 2 (19:46):
More on Awar has more on like Excel ninety three.
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Finally, some justice for anyone who's wasted fifty bucks trying
to win a dollar prize for their kid or their girlfriend.
I don't envisioned ladies wasting money doing this at the fair.
Cops in Westchester County, New York, are looking for three
morons who broke into an amusement park and stole hundreds
of stuffed animals. They just released the photos, but it
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happened last month. That Playedland Park just north of Manhattan.
Now it's right on the beach and the guy they
got in, they excuse me, it's running the beach and
they got in by pulling up in a small boat.
So elaborate scam going on here, heist if you will
please say it was just for midnight when they hopped
the fence, cut a bunch of cables in the control room,
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crabbed two hundred dollars worth of stuffed animals into garbage bags.
Are two hundred stuffed animals into garbage bag It's probably
two hundred dollars worth, and took off. They also tried
to tip a photo booth off in a boardwalk onto
the beach. Tried to tip the photo booth but it
was too heavy. They may have found cutting the cables
would shut down the security cameras, but there are multiple
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shots of them, including one with their faces. They're clear
as day. All three look like they're in their early twenties.
In one was in a Virginia tech hoodie. Cops are
hoping someone recognizes them and calls it in. Been there before.
You've spent way too much money trying to win a
cheap stuffed animal at a carnival. Really just want to
win the game. I think it's it's not the prize,
(21:19):
it's the winning the game. The fixed carnival game. Cops
in New York say three guys broke into an amusement
park still two hundred stuffed animals. They're still looking for them,
but security cameras got clear shots that their face. Should
be pretty easy to track down these these guys with
way too money, too many stuffed animals near them than
they should probably have. Three morons breaking into an amusement park,
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stealing two hundred stuffed animals and may end up on
a Monday morning. More on award. That is our sixth
the trip to New York in twenty twenty five. What
are you better at the eighty percent of people? My
question of the day. Have your answers? Are ready to
go to Danny going French braiding my hair in tiny
little braids. That's patients Madison worrying. I'm really good at that,
(22:03):
really good at music trivia. I feel so smart music
trivia a crowd of just normal people who have other
stuff they're good at, because I'm not good at a lot.
But oh I've walked out of say a can coon
pool with many music trivia You win t shirt? Or
does that get me in real life? Right here? Six
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to ten week days on Excel nty three, what are
you better at than eighty percent of people? Feel free
to be sarcastic if you so choose Excel mighty three.
Good morning, Trevor.
Speaker 3 (22:36):
I have Justin Barth on the line for you till ten.
Speaker 1 (22:39):
After Hi, Trevor, fantastic news. Good morning, Justin.
Speaker 3 (22:44):
Good morning, Trevor.
Speaker 1 (22:46):
How are you my my hangover legendary friend.
Speaker 3 (22:51):
Well, I'm doing great, my Trevor Dan the morning legendary friend.
Speaker 1 (22:58):
Oh man, I think in like twenty seconds we just
became best friends, all right? Well, I know you've got
a new project and I'm excited to talk about I
can't jump over The Hangover. First of all, I can't
believe it. The first one came out what sixteen years ago?
Speaker 3 (23:14):
Yeah, it's been a second at two thousand and nine. Yeah,
I believe two thousand and nine.
Speaker 1 (23:20):
Tell me you still stay in touch with all of
the buddies from The Hangover.
Speaker 3 (23:26):
Yeah, most of the guys. I'm definitely in touch with.
I mean, I you know, I live in the same
city as Bradley, so it's easier to kind of keep
in touch with him. But you know, I hear from
you know, the other guys now and again. For sure.
Speaker 1 (23:43):
I had Ken John on a while back. We were
talking the legendary mister Chow and will you back up
and confirm it was his idea to jump out of
the trunk naked? It was his idea and that launched.
Speaker 3 (23:56):
Yeah, I'm pretty sure it was. I mean, I think
originally they had him in underwear and he was just like,
why don't I why don't we just step this up
a notch. That's what kind of what makes that movie
so great is that people just went for it.
Speaker 1 (24:08):
Do you get tired of people saying one of the
best comedies of all the two thousand so far. I
hope you don't. It's because it definitely is.
Speaker 3 (24:15):
I mean, of course not. Why would I get tired
of say anyone that said anything I've done is great?
Is you know exactly what we do it for? I mean,
you know that movie, you know, transcended something and the
fact that it brings joy is the reason why when
I do it?
Speaker 1 (24:34):
Did you guys have to pump the brakes then off
the set when it was non filming time, especially when
you're like over in Bangkok filming.
Speaker 3 (24:44):
I mean, you know, I don't know abou pump the brain.
I mean it was, like, you know, especially for the
three main guys, it was a ton of work and
Bangkok shooting there I think was you know, not the
easiest thing. So you know, they you know, they put
it all on the screen. Let's just say that it
wasn't like they were going crazy off the set.
Speaker 1 (25:05):
Can I still call you white dog? Is that okay?
Is that acceptable?
Speaker 3 (25:09):
Whatever makes you happy?
Speaker 1 (25:12):
Well, start the good Fight and the new film Nuked.
Tell me about the movie, and I want to say,
you're also super lucky to work with Anna Camp from
Pitch Perfect.
Speaker 3 (25:23):
Love her too, Yeah, big fanc She's the best. I
love Anna. And this has an amazing cast, Lucy Punch,
Natash Lajero, Stephen Guerino. I mean, there's there's so many
really funny, funny people that you recognize in maybe a
few that you haven't seen yet.
Speaker 1 (25:43):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (25:43):
It comes out July eleventh. It's an adult comedy. I
don't know the last time you've seen an actual comedy
movie that you can rent and hang out with your
loved ones and watch. And this one is. I'm really
proud of it. It's super funny about it. You know,
kind of a group of middle aged couples and they
(26:05):
are celebrating a birthday and get an alert that a
nuclear missile is headed straight for them, so they have
to hide out in the basement. And that's when they
they kind of start getting real.
Speaker 1 (26:17):
Yeah, but I mean, you thought you've got some bad
text messages in the past. I don't think it could
get worse than on nuclear missiles rapidly approaching.
Speaker 3 (26:25):
No, you know, you know it was loosely based on
you know, the twenty eighteen that actually happened in Hawaii.
Speaker 1 (26:32):
I remember that.
Speaker 3 (26:34):
Yeah, for sure. I actually my wife is from Hawaii
and I have a lot of family and friends there,
so it was very real for a lot of people
in my life. And then certainly, you know, we played
on you know, the pandemic of it all. It's when
the Dina Casher, who wrote and directed, has sent me
the script and we when everything was shut down and
we all thought the world was going to end, we
(26:56):
were kind of you know, this is our lifeline of
working on this movie and finding the comedy and the tragedy.
Speaker 1 (27:04):
I want to guess I know trailers available right now,
but it's not going to tell me if city actually,
if you guys really have the budget to blow up
the city. I'm guessing the answers probably no.
Speaker 3 (27:15):
I mean we it is the biggest whatever gets you
to rent this movie, if it gets you to rent
it saying this has the biggest explosion ever. It's like
Mission Impossible meets Armageddon.
Speaker 1 (27:26):
Oh my wow.
Speaker 3 (27:28):
Yes, But justin Barker, it's the versions that happen in
this movie are you know, it's a lot of relationships explosions.
Speaker 1 (27:39):
So in the end, we're supposed to learn to take
our petty problems and throw them in the garbage.
Speaker 3 (27:46):
That's certainly one of the you know, I think that's
one of the lessons. But I think, you know, a
lot of it is just kind of, you know, being
truthful with your partners, with your loved ones, and kind
of living in the present and not worrying so much.
You know, I think, you know, we're all thinking about
nuclear war right now a little bit, and there's it's
(28:07):
out of our control. And I think a lot of
times it's you know, the shit that we should work
on is right in front of us.
Speaker 1 (28:14):
So if you want to take a vacation, you're thinking
about it, and you're thinking, oh, maybe next year, we'll
do it. Next year'll roll around, because as you know,
as you get older, it seems every year seems like
it's about ten days long. Book that vacation, book.
Speaker 3 (28:27):
It book the vacation, or just stay home and watch
New July eleventh.
Speaker 1 (28:32):
Hey, you can do that too, stay cation. Your pet
will prefer to stay home with.
Speaker 3 (28:36):
Them, the drink with your with your loved ones and
your friends and watch an actual comedy movie.
Speaker 1 (28:43):
Do I need a pen and paper OD so I
can make notes of what to do if and when
a nuclear missiles coming My way.
Speaker 3 (28:49):
No, just you just need maybe a drink or a
smoke and just willingness to have a good time.
Speaker 1 (28:58):
Oh, I like it. Look looking forward to nuked. Any
fun plans, definitely fun one justin bart Any fun summer
plans for you before we part ways.
Speaker 3 (29:11):
You know, I'm we're a little late to you know,
you just inspired me with your You know, if you're
planning on a vacation, you might as well book it.
We haven't. We haven't booked a lot. But you know,
we're gonna watch some fireworks in New York and then
I have kids that are going off to summer camp
and then you know, I'm going to figure it out
as I go.
Speaker 1 (29:31):
Last year did a trip for a driving trip from
the center of basically the continent to West Coast Canada. Amazing,
give yourself enough time, It's amazing. Alberta, British Columbia on
the island and BC. Later this summer, We're we're going
to East Coast Canada, so I'm looking forward to that too.
Speaker 3 (29:47):
Awesome. We'll have a great time and enjoy it, enjoy
your your loved one.
Speaker 1 (29:51):
I didn't have it booked until mid conversation. Here it
is booked but.
Speaker 3 (29:55):
First you booked it while we were.
Speaker 1 (29:57):
Talking multitasking at its best.
Speaker 3 (29:59):
Totally, that's amazing.
Speaker 1 (30:02):
Justin Bartha or White Doug from The Hangover, you know
all from the Good Fight, the new film Nuked, Enjoy Nuked.
I appreciate you being part of the show, and I
hope you have a great day and great rest of
the summer. My friend, right.
Speaker 3 (30:15):
Back at you, thank you, thanks, Justin see.
Speaker 2 (30:19):
You you just shrines get me to talk about myself,
because if you are I will gladly do so. The
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Hi, O, hey or Hi? Who is this? This is Dana? Dana.
What are you better at than eighty percent of people
painting good? Like painting houses? Yeah, so you don't even
(30:57):
need to be enticed with like free drink and eats.
It a go do A. I'm using air quotes because
it's radio painting party. Sure you're a good person to know, Dana.
I'm going to remember that right on. Hey Dana, are
you a foodie? Do you know foods that are hard
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Let's go to Fluffy.
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Okay, Thursday nights you could be at the Uleris Center, Dana.
For example, you need to get three out of five
of these rights. Okay. If I say the French phrase
that means with juice, and he's used for roast beef sandwiches,
what do you say that is? Are you? Oh jus,
(31:50):
you know your French? Your Fran's a good job, Dana.
Let's do this one. This Italian starter is toasted bread
topped with tomato and basil, and almost always mispronounced it brushetta.
(32:11):
Brucehetta is right. I think you're supposed to say brushetta bruschetta,
but I like brushadow. That works for me. All right,
Let's see if I can. You're really rolling here. This
Greek sandwich spins on a vertical spit and causes pronunciation
wars at every food truck. It's a euro. It is
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a euro, some Saint John Roe. But to those people,
I think you and I would both say, oh hell no,
it is a euro Dana, then you're going to Fluffy
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you need a car starter? Do you need me to
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Time for one more thing on Excel ninety three, one
more term fun, more fun.
Speaker 1 (33:26):
If you could assume Florida would be the state of
the most ghosts, I may guess that too, just judging
by the fifty more onwards we've handed out so far
in twenty twenty five. You and me, you'd we'll both
be wrong. There's a new report out analyzing ghost settings
across North America. If I honestly had to guess, I
(33:47):
would think Louisiana with all the foodoo down there, and
Northeast for like Salem witch Trials, stuff went down. I
would get some points, but not a lot. Here they
put out a ranking the most haunted states based on
how many ghosts are reported per ten thousand people, and
it named New York is the most haunted state with
(34:11):
eighty one ghost sunnings per ten thousand people. Texas next,
followed by Louisiana, California, Utah, Florida, Pennsylvania, Alabama, Nevada, and Washington.
Now flipping, it's the least haunted Georgia, with only six
sunnings per ten thousand people. Maine is next, followed by Nebraska, Indiana, Connecticut,
(34:36):
New Jersey, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Iowa. It was
the least ghost shunnings in those states. So north to
go to Minnesota, we're about middle of the pack in
New York. Didn't come to mind at first, but then
I thought about it. I've seen some fine documentaries about
something strange in my neighborhood. They call these these fellas
called the ghostbusters, and they take care of business multiple
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times in New York City, mind you. So now it's
making more sense. New report analyzing ghost outings across North America.
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