June 17, 2025 • 33 mins
QUESTION DU JOUR: Your 8 Hour A Day Job In Hell
TRENDING: A Study Found Working 50+ Hours a Week Literally Breaks Your Brain
BETCHA YOU DIDN'T KNOW: The human brain is a very efficient thinker. With roughly 100 billion neurons, our brain uses just 12 watts of power, which is less than an average light bulb.
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TUESDAY MORNING MORON AWARD: A Florida Man Has Called 911 on His Neighbors . . . 647 Times?
8 O'CLOCK TALK: Those Hummingbirds Outside Your Window? You Might Be Murdering
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ONE MORE THING: The Top 10 Daily Interactions That Can Make You Sick of Other People
Originally Aired: Tuesday, June 17th, 2025
TRENDING: A Study Found Working 50+ Hours a Week Literally Breaks Your Brain
BETCHA YOU DIDN'T KNOW: The human brain is a very efficient thinker. With roughly 100 billion neurons, our brain uses just 12 watts of power, which is less than an average light bulb.
THAT'S A FACT: Bailey Zimmerman Tickets Up For Grabs
TUESDAY MORNING MORON AWARD: A Florida Man Has Called 911 on His Neighbors . . . 647 Times?
8 O'CLOCK TALK: Those Hummingbirds Outside Your Window? You Might Be Murdering
Them
ONE MORE THING: The Top 10 Daily Interactions That Can Make You Sick of Other People
Originally Aired: Tuesday, June 17th, 2025
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Day Day.
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To honor those wearing the fuzzy costumes.
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Maybe buy them are root Bear those things are hot,
especially in the summertime. I stay shaping up today two
tenths of an Asia ramy yesterday a little bit.
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Mostly they're fifty eight to night for Wednesday, chants of
showers and thunderstorms. The late afternoon mostly sunny though eighty six.
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Be out of the fair all week. And though the
weather looks pretty good.
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A slight chance of a shower thunderstorm afternoon on Thursday,
but mostly sunny in eighty Friday, chants of showers in
thunderstorms afternoon, mostly cloudy eighty two. No washouts of a
day really right through the fair weekend too, looks good.
Temperatures in the eighties. See for the voice tomorrow. Gonna
get you qualified for our next mador trip. Fun question
of the day today. We're going to hell together next.
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But first things first, let's catch you up.
Speaker 2 (02:45):
How about you.
Speaker 1 (02:45):
Read TV, the entertainment world and whatever.
Speaker 2 (02:52):
Here's what you missed on Excel ninety three.
Speaker 3 (02:56):
Oh, just don't process this too hard. I don't want
to give you an instant headache today. It's not my
fault that it is because I'm addressing this. However, it
is our here which you missed highlights, so I feel
obligated to address it, if that makes any sense. Now,
sure you know your alphabet, but do you know it
in alphabetic order? If each letter was a word. Here's
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a guy on Instagram figuring it out the letters of
the alphabet and alphabetical order, A H R, B D W.
Speaker 1 (03:30):
I feel like my brain just broke. Like if you're
spelling these letters as words.
Speaker 3 (03:35):
A is obviously a H would start with an A, R,
A R, E B, d W would start with a D.
Then there's E F L would start with an E. M,
I guess would start with an E N. S X
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would be E x I E Y E j.
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G.
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I know I'm getting a headache here too, QO, P C,
T V y U, and then Z or z would
obviously start with a z or z, depending what side
of the international border you're on. Anyone else need a
Thailand all yet? Or here's what you missed. Highlight the
alphabet in alphabetical order.
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Full video.
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If you really want to eat migrain today XL ninety
three dot com the Trivity page, you are welcome. See
that's why I've got to give away so much stuff
here today. Let's get all up in my kitchen, make
an egg sel and sandwiches. Yesterday, we boil the eggs
on Sundays to make it easy. I've I've heard and read,
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I think I've even shared with you guys at least
little kitchen hacks where you boil the eggs, then you
put them in the fridge so they cool. Now, so
basically put them in the fridge for a day and
when they're when you're ready to eat the cold hard
boiled eggs, they're much easier to peel. I don't think
there's anything as an easy to peel hard boiled egg.
Speaker 1 (05:07):
I had to peel four eggs. It felt like it
was four hours.
Speaker 3 (05:11):
It was about four minutes long, just picking off little
tiny shells. And thought, you know what, if I was
in Hell, this would be my job. And I thought
this would be a fun question question, Ajore, what's your task?
You're employed to do eight hours a day in hell?
What is your task? What are you doing? I'm going
to get qualified for our next Madora trip, including accommodations
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at the Pitchfork at the Pitchfork Fondue, be fun to
sleep where the grill is Badlines Motel will get your
dinner at the Pitchfork Fondue and send you off to
the Medora Musical after that daytime show at a bad
excuse me at the Old town Hall show, the Old
town Hall daytime Show. I don't know why this is
so difficult today, stressed over the alphabet thing I share
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with you guys. Next mador trip goes out Monday. The
thirtieth eight thirty five on Excel each we can send
you to the North Dakota State Fair for your answer
seven forty about seven forty your next chance to win.
We can get you to Bailey Zimmerman, The Bad Show
with Bow Wow, Soldier Boy, Rick Ross Show, or Luke
Bryan at the North Kota State Fair, and a bunch
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of movies Movie Premiere Connection every Friday in the month
of June. We're sending you to a new movie at
River Cinema this week. It's twenty eight years later, so
I can get you into that, or I still have
some leftover passes to How to Train Your Dragon and
Ballerina john Wick movie. Good morning, Hi, Hey, how's it going?
Please to be at work on a Sunday Tuesday.
Speaker 1 (06:35):
How are you good? I hear you got some movie
tickets for me? You hear correctly. What's your name?
Speaker 4 (06:42):
Brittany?
Speaker 1 (06:43):
Brittany.
Speaker 3 (06:44):
My question of the day today is peeling hard boiled
eggs yesterday. If you want to get all up in
my kitchen, here to four minutes of peel four eggs.
I thought to myself, this would be my full time
job if I was in hell eight hours a day.
Speaker 1 (07:00):
What task are you employed to do eight hours a day?
In hell? What would your answer be? What would my
employee be for eight.
Speaker 2 (07:06):
Hours a day?
Speaker 1 (07:06):
Yeah, you're in hell? What are you doing? What? Just
kind of tedious, monotonous task are you doing?
Speaker 3 (07:12):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (07:12):
Cooking period? Any kind of cooking jobs?
Speaker 4 (07:15):
Hate it?
Speaker 1 (07:17):
So did you ever have a job working in a
kitchen making food? No? I wouldn't like you either, But
you get to do it all the time at home?
Uh No, my husband's a cook because I don't like it. Nice.
That works so well. Yeah, ladies don't have to do
all the cooking.
Speaker 3 (07:34):
I know I do a lot of, if not the
majority of my house, and that's okay.
Speaker 1 (07:38):
Yeah, I'd rather not be in the kitchen. I'll do
any other shore. I'd rather not be in the kitchen though,
cooking all day every day. Not your bag. We got
all we got all up in each other's kitchens. Yo, Brittany,
what movie.
Speaker 3 (07:51):
Do you want to go to? How to Train Your Dragon?
Everyone moving in the land right now? I can get
you to the latest John Wick movie Ballerina or coming
out this weekend twenty eight years later?
Speaker 1 (08:00):
Yeah, how to Train Your Dragon? For sure? My kids
above that Number one moving the land?
Speaker 3 (08:04):
Shall I put you on the list for our next
Madora trip going out June thirtieth at eight thirty five
and footing a night of accommodations the Badlands Motel passes
to the Pitchfork Fond Medora Musical and the Old Town
Hall Show. Absolutely okay, you sound like you're due for
Medora trip.
Speaker 1 (08:20):
Yeah, we have never been, so I would love that. Hell, Brittany,
you're on the list. Don't talk me out of it.
Right for now? What's station?
Speaker 3 (08:27):
I've got a Rambus guys gift card for you too?
So what station's proud to be? A rhombus and movie
from your connection that.
Speaker 1 (08:34):
I'm on.
Speaker 3 (08:35):
Cleaning a garage maybe it's not as bad, but it
would be if say, you had to keep doing it eight.
Speaker 1 (08:42):
Hours a day.
Speaker 3 (08:44):
Question of the day. Today you're in hell. What's your
eight hour day task? Holding laundry? Perhaps just doing laundry
in general? I guess the easy part is starting the
machine machine do its thing. Guys, remember when we had
to load up our laundry take it down to the
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crick First of all, there's a line of people because
that's where everyone did the laundry. You had to wait
till they were done, and then you had to put
your clothes in, said crick and beat them on a
rock and go home and dry them. It's still miserable
to do laundry today. What's something minor you find if
you did it eight hours a day, like my example
of peeling eggs hard boiled eggs yesterday, you're employed to.
Speaker 1 (09:28):
Do eight hours a day? In hell? What's your task?
What's your tasks? Share with me?
Speaker 3 (09:33):
Corey going with shoveling food, Thank you, Corey. Yeah, that
would be that'd be a tough one. Tough to get
through one day. Weeding a gardener it's one of my
Saturday tasks last week. And just pulling grass out of
garden area. I mean, you're outside, it's peaceful. We got
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music going to listening to the always Free and ever
evolving iHeartRadio app jamake us hear your number one pre
set yet.
Speaker 1 (10:06):
I hope you did.
Speaker 3 (10:06):
It's going to better your chances on winning a lot
of concerts to get you into here two and be
very near a feuture. I just hope you do that,
going around the garden pulling the grass, and when you
get done, that's already started to grow back from where
you started.
Speaker 5 (10:26):
What would your answer be, am not trending testag trending
on Excel ninety three after work this morning and you're
already stressed out.
Speaker 3 (10:39):
It's been a long weekend, It's only Tuesday. People used
to scop the idea of taking mental health days at work.
Speaker 1 (10:48):
Some still do.
Speaker 3 (10:49):
But here's another reason to abandon that attitude. They always
think they've got the upper hand man does. A new
study found working too many hours a week literally changes
the structure of your brain. Researchers scan the brains of
one hundred and ten healthcare workers and split them into
two categories, overworked and not overworked. They define overworked as
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fifty two hours a week or more. They found that
working that much can cause significant changes in parts of
the brain associated with executive function and emotional regulation. Now
can mess with your decision making skills. Guys, you get
emotional or fly off the handle a lot, and also
a big memory and attention span. I always chalked up
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the long weeks as to your exactly what I just
told you here. But your brain's just unoverload. It needs
to cool off, it needs to reset. Your memory becomes
I could be walking around looking for my keys and
my phone and ones in the left hand, ones in
the right hand.
Speaker 1 (11:53):
Now, they didn't look.
Speaker 3 (11:54):
At long term affection, but they suspect being overworked for
years on Andy's and great for your mental health makes sense,
especially if you work through weekends and never take a vacation.
And then there's work that has the audacity and doesn't
matter what a lot of us do. They require us
to be checking in with our work doing something because hey,
you have access to your email. You can check your
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emails and deal with this. I'm not going to compensate
in any way, shape or form for it, but do
what needs to be done, get the job done. New
study found working too much literally changes your structure of
your brain.
Speaker 1 (12:30):
Working over fifty.
Speaker 3 (12:31):
Hours a week and mess with your memory, attention span,
decision making skills, and make your moody. So yeah, take
those mental health days, take a break, walk away when
you're on vacation. Easier said than done, right, I know,
guilty is charged.
Speaker 1 (12:44):
Damn my tales. Also between my legs. Bet you did
not random facts coming at you now.
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do you know about wombat poop.
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That she didn't know?
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It's cube shaped? I know happy breakfast guys. Scientists think
it helps keep their droppings from rolling away, which wombat's
used to mark their territory popology, I think the term.
Speaker 1 (13:25):
Do you know what a contronym is?
Speaker 3 (13:27):
C o n t ro n y M A contronym,
Betch didn't know. Cont is a word that can mean
two things that are opposites, like how rents can mean
that you're the one renting something out or the one
doing the renting. English language read many times the hardest
one to learn if you're learning any language. So many
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little exceptions to rules. Contronym. Let's go to Denmark. We
whip on my geography minor from the University of North
Dakota today. Betch didn't know it's illegal in a foreign
country's flag in Denmark, but it is legal to burn
the Danish flag. That's random and kind of ridiculous going
to Denmark. You want to like the flags on fire, dude,
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The Denmark flag that'll be cool with it. I guess
I don't know. Never, Bet, can you be allergic to
other people? I mean maybe you've used the term you
just don't like someone, or being around someone so much
you say you're allergic to them. Technically you can. It
is possible to literally be allergic to other people. It's
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got to have something to do with their scent. I
would assume perfume.
Speaker 1 (14:37):
I don't know.
Speaker 3 (14:38):
I wish I had more information than this one, but
you can be allergic to other people, so feel free
to use that term. And finally, Bet, you didn't know.
The human brain as a very efficient thinker. With roughly
one hundred billion neurons, our brain uses just twelve wats
of power, which is less than an average light bulb.
In contrast, a typical laptop process there needs about.
Speaker 1 (14:59):
One hundred and fifty wants.
Speaker 3 (15:01):
The world's fastest supercomputers use over twenty one million wants
for all their applications, and one AI system simulating human
brains thought process would require about two point seven billion wants.
Can we say suck at AI this morning? Kids are
out of school, They're not listening yet, they're still sleeping.
Human brain, though, are very efficient. Think are twelve wots
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of power two point seven billion wants for AI? Trying
to simulate what's going on in my head. I know,
imagine your hat. It's gotta be more than that, now,
you know, though, cheers of the human brain. We'll leave
it at that.
Speaker 1 (15:37):
EGGSCEL ninety three. Hello, well, hey, hello, good day. Who
is this?
Speaker 3 (15:46):
This is Jenna, Jenna, So get all open my kitchen
with me. For a moment here I was peeling hard
boiled eggs, makes egg cell and sandwiches yesterday.
Speaker 1 (15:56):
Did it for four minutes. Couldn't even that's my task.
I'm in hell.
Speaker 3 (16:01):
That's my employment. For eight hours a day, I'm peeling
hard boiled eggs. There's no easy way to do it.
What task are you employed to do eight hours a day?
Speaker 1 (16:09):
In hell? I would say, no matter. It's not a
full eight hours, but it's always you have to cook something.
It's either breakfast, and when you're done cleaning up breakfast,
you have to sink with lunch and make lunch, and
then when you're done with that, you have to figure
out supper. And it's just a continuous eight hours of planning,
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prepping and cleaning up. So it sounds like you also
can't even am I right, I can't even.
Speaker 3 (16:41):
Oh yeah, cooking for the family. But everyone appreciates each
and every point.
Speaker 1 (16:44):
I'm sure, yes, absolutely.
Speaker 3 (16:48):
Hey, Jeb, well better, That's what we've got to tell
each other, trying to keep you sane exactly, Jenna, what
do you want to do here? I've got shows at
the North Dakota State Fair. We can play my That's
a fat game if you'd like, If you want to
go see Bailey Zimmerman or Fat Show with bow Wow,
Soldier Boy and Rick Ross, maybe Luke Bryan those are
all back half of July.
Speaker 1 (17:11):
Or I can just love Did you want to choose
one of those?
Speaker 3 (17:14):
We have three movies you can choose from Ballerina, How
to Train Your Dragon or Twenty eight Years Later, or
I can get you to the races of River City speedwaying
upcoming Friday.
Speaker 1 (17:23):
Definitely the State Fair. Okay, what show are we going
to play for here?
Speaker 3 (17:27):
We have Bailey'szimmerman on the eighteenth Friday, the eighteenth Fat
Show with Bow Wow, Soldier Boy and Rick Ross July
twenty fourth, that's a Thursday, or Luke Bryan on the
twenty six that's a Saturday.
Speaker 1 (17:40):
Let's do Luke Bryan, Well, good luck with that.
Speaker 3 (17:45):
I am going to get you some tickets here. If
you can go three out of five on that's a fact.
I will give you some fact. Some are actual factual,
some im making up. Tell me if they're a fact.
At three out of five, right, and you're going to
be a winnery ready, Jenna, let's get let's catch it
a little Brian. Okay, okay, so good number one Numero Uno.
The inventor of the telephone never called his wife.
Speaker 1 (18:07):
Is that a fact? Fack, that's a fact. She was deaf.
She was deaf. She wouldn't have been able to hear
him anyway.
Speaker 3 (18:21):
I don't think the inventor of the telephone could put
the phone on vibrate and yeah, that wouldn't have done
much anyway.
Speaker 1 (18:26):
You're right, all right, let's keep rolling here.
Speaker 3 (18:28):
The world's longest hot dog ever was over two hundred feet.
Speaker 1 (18:35):
I'm gonna stayball. That is not a fact.
Speaker 3 (18:41):
It was over two hundred meters, so more than six
hundred feet. Oh wow, I mean that's invertally. You knew
your wieners there. But the world's longest hot dog ever
made two hundred feet, not even close. All right, let's
see if we can go three for three here. The
word robot comes from a check word meaning slave.
Speaker 1 (19:01):
Is that a fact? I'm gonna say back, and you're
going three for three?
Speaker 3 (19:13):
That's a fact from a robota meaning forced labor? Robot
check word meaning slave. Jenna, you're going to Luke Bryan.
What Station's proud to be here North Dakota State Fair connection.
I shall also tell you, let me tell you first
year on my short list if you want to go
to Medora next Medora trip goes out on the thirtieth
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of June, So Monday the thirtieth and eight thirty five,
Shall I put you on the list.
Speaker 1 (19:39):
Sure, okay, let's put you on the list. Jenna. You
didn't seem super fired up about it, but I'm going
to put you on the list. I'm actually leaning for
Medora today, So well, I'll go again. Jenna, what station's
sending it a mine? Not for Luke Brian in July
XCEL ninety three.
Speaker 2 (19:58):
Let me put it this Waynesday morning, more on a war, Yes,
more on my Nexcel ninety three.
Speaker 3 (20:08):
All some people are just lonely, I guess, and some
people are just grumpy.
Speaker 1 (20:13):
I guess.
Speaker 3 (20:15):
Almost everyone has that one neighbor who can be a headache.
This is gonna make you appreciate your your weirdo neighbors more.
But no one is neighbors crazy as this guy. Seventy
two year open floor to Samuel Thomas arrested after calling
nine one one on his neighbors. He claimed someone was
shooting an AR fifteen rifle on the roadway, but when
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the cops showed up, they only saw a family barbecue
happening at the residents with small children at play. Several
other neighbors reported that no shooting had taken place.
Speaker 1 (20:46):
The neighbor said Samuel had.
Speaker 3 (20:47):
Called nine one one on them hundreds of times and
frequently stops in front of the residents. The ol obscenities
at her and her family, and he does seem to
be a nuisance.
Speaker 1 (20:58):
Now.
Speaker 3 (20:59):
According to police rancer, Samuel had made thirty four hundred
calls to nine one one this year alone. What are
we one hundred and fifty is two d We're not
two hundred days into the year. So do the math
on that sixteen thousand calls within the last five years. Now,
it's unclear what all the complaining was about, but six
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hundred and forty seven of the thirty four hundred calls
this year. We're targeted at the neighbor having the barbecue.
He's accused them of narcotic sales, firearms usage, disorderly conduct,
and suspicious activity.
Speaker 1 (21:30):
Now it's unclear why police haven't cut them off from calling.
Speaker 3 (21:33):
If that's possible, I think the number would come up though,
and they could just put them on hold. Samuel arrested
for stocking and filing a false report. He was also
charged with a resisting arrest for tussling with the officers
when they tried to handcuff him. Police say there was
no evidence of any any mental health issues. He's just
a nine one on one abuser, just a nine one
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one abuser. Samuel's rap sheet includes multiple battery convictions, dy
pot possession, disorderly intoxication, passed, see bad checks, violating probation,
and failure to return rent and merch.
Speaker 1 (22:05):
Hed.
Speaker 3 (22:06):
Not previously been busted for misusing nine to one one,
So I guess someone needs to call nine to one
one on him. Perhaps seventy two year old man from
Florida calling nine one one on his neighbors six hundred
and forty seven times. This year, seventy two year old
Samuel Thomas picking up the Tuesday Morning More on a
war twenty eighth trip to Florida.
Speaker 1 (22:25):
By the way, in twenty twenty five, Day.
Speaker 3 (22:27):
One, Danie Merrow, who know great grand Forks Ferry Joe
by the fair Grounds. They are getting ready as I
speak right now, boys Tomorrow night six pm. Still a
couple of spots. I be going to sign up. Show
up your singing talents, do a couple songs. Patriotic theme
this year we salute the military. Love to get you
three hundred and fifty dollars in cash for our first
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but mostly sunny eighty six. Tomorrow throw back Thursday's light
chance of showers and thunderstorms afternoon, mostly sunny in eighty
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and for Friddy, chance of showers and thunderstorms afternoon, mostly
cloudy eighty two, but there's always a chance in the summer.
You notice the increased commodity since about Sunday, late Sunday,
going outside, I noticed it. The community's finally shown up
for the summer. It is here. It feels like summer.
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No hot forecast temperatures, but the weekend's going to be.
People are gonna like this, Temperatures in the eighties for
this weekend. I don't think I've said it yet. Today,
a couple hours into the show. Make the most of
every day in the summer. We've got a lot of activities.
We're going to send you to Bayley Zimmerman, Jelly Roll, Fatcho,
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Bow Wow, Soldier Boy, Rick Ross, Lucbrian All coming to
the North Kota State Fair.
Speaker 1 (23:53):
We can get you one of those shows about half.
Speaker 3 (23:55):
An hour, Races, River City Speedway War your movie Premier
Connection new movie we're sending you to every Friday.
Speaker 1 (24:02):
In the month of June.
Speaker 3 (24:04):
We've got a new movie twenty eight years later opening
up this weekend. Feeling hard boiled eggs was my answer.
Did it four minutes yesterday? I couldn't even what task
are you employed to do? Eight hours a day? In
hell NNA just saying working working every day, got at
least be able to tolerate your job. Tell you guys
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this again. I know it's not all from start to
finish the best time of your life. Everyone can't have
this job, but it needs to be able to tolerate it.
How much time you put into work over the course
of your day, your week, your month, your life.
Speaker 1 (24:46):
What would your answer be? What task are you employed
to do eight hours a day?
Speaker 2 (24:49):
In hell?
Speaker 3 (24:49):
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thirty five, Loving the sun, The birds are out, the
animals running them on. Hummingbirds? Have you seen any hummingbirds
yet this year?
Speaker 1 (25:07):
Now?
Speaker 3 (25:07):
They're obviously cute unless you're a psycho, and speaking of
psycho behavior.
Speaker 1 (25:11):
You might be murdering them and not know it.
Speaker 3 (25:14):
Yeah, let's rite box just did a big article on
how the hummingbird feeder in your yard might be poisoning.
Though the too long, didn't read version is you're probably
not cleaning it enough, whether you make their food or
buy it.
Speaker 1 (25:29):
It's basically just.
Speaker 3 (25:30):
Sugar and water, and sugar water spoils faster than you'd think,
especially in hot weather. Now, if you don't clean their
feeder and replace the liquid, they can end up with
bacterial or fungal infections that can kilbo. A study in
twenty nineteen found most microbes aren't deadly enough to cause
huge declines in hummingbird populations, but it does happen. One
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expert said it's fairly common for dirty feeders to at
least make them sick. Okay, so the question now is
is how often should you be cleaning your hummingbird feeder?
My Jass Trevor ideally every day or two And who's got.
Speaker 1 (26:07):
Time for that?
Speaker 3 (26:09):
Unless you retire, then you can do it every day
or two. Quote, if you won't leave your drink sitting
out in the sun for three days and then drink it,
don't do it for humming birds. They don't care for it.
The big hummingbird revolt of twenty twenty five is coming.
If you replaced the liquid every few days, you can
just wrench your feeder with hot water. But if it's
been a while, I should deep clean it with water
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and vinegar or hydrogen peroxide. But yeah, you're accidentally murdering
all those hummingbirds.
Speaker 1 (26:36):
In your yard.
Speaker 3 (26:38):
They should be cleaning it and changing the liquid every
day or two otherwise they could get a deadly bacterial
or fungal infection. So in case you needed one more
thing to do today, you're welcome. That's all not doom
and gloom. Here, you clean your hummingbird feeder. We're gonna
have more hummingbirds capiche. Okay, we're okay with that for cool.
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Then excel muty three kai. Well, hey, how's it going?
More than happy to be at work? What's your name?
Speaker 3 (27:09):
My name is.
Speaker 1 (27:09):
Nicole, Nicole. How's Nicole today? Good? Very good?
Speaker 3 (27:14):
How are you well? Let's go back to yesterday. I
was all up in my kitchen. Get all up in
my kitchen with me. I was peeling hard boiled eggs.
I know, I've read hacks. You're supposed to be able
to boil and put them in cold water, leave them
in the fridge, supposed to be easier to peel.
Speaker 1 (27:29):
When they're cold. I don't think that works. In fact,
I know it doesn't.
Speaker 3 (27:35):
No luck, Well, I read the hack yesterday a while back,
and I went to do it. Oh hey, that's exactly
what I said in my kitchen.
Speaker 1 (27:44):
Did work.
Speaker 3 (27:46):
Mentioned doing that eight hours a day? You're in hell
peeling eggs. Try to beat that. What task are you
employed to do eight hours a day in hell?
Speaker 1 (27:55):
Well, I don't know if it's like in hell, but
there's something not something like that. I just I work
in a bakery, so I'm in a lot of flour
and powdered sugar. So I mean it's a lot.
Speaker 3 (28:12):
Sometimes is it the making or the cleaning up that's worse?
Speaker 1 (28:18):
Probably definitely the cleaning up.
Speaker 3 (28:21):
Yeah, I would think so too, because I've I've watched
a lot of cooking shows, but my favorite, I don't
know if you know that one or a Sweden.
Speaker 1 (28:31):
I think I have a clip here. It's always a
disaster in the kitchen.
Speaker 3 (28:41):
For sure, cleaning up from cleaning up kitchens, I would
say it's got to be close. It's got to be
close to peeling hard boiled eggs. Maybe you're better than me, Nicole,
What do you want to do here? North Dakota State Fair.
Shows that can get you to Bailey Zimmerman, Fatcho with Bow, Wow,
Soldier Point Cross, or Luke Bryan All Back Half of
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July can get you into either Ballerina, How to Train
Your Dragon or twenty eight years Later at River cinema
that opens this week. In the last one, send you
to the races, an upcoming Friday River City Speedway, or
a gift card to Northern Air Action Park.
Speaker 1 (29:15):
Lots of choices, Nicole, Wow, Yeah, lots of choices. Regular
game show up here. Let's see the State Fair. That'd
be awesome.
Speaker 3 (29:28):
Okay, what show do we want to go to? Bailey
Zimmerman on Friday eighth? Bailey Zimmerman. Yep, let's get to Bailey.
You are there and can I get you on the shortlist?
Coming next Mandora trip? Yeah, absolutely, including a night of
accommodations at the Badlands Motel, passes to the Pitchfork Fond
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Doomdor Musical, the follow Daytime show, the Old Town Hall Show,
all of it. Be listening Monday the thirtieth and eight
to thirty five for my next mador giveaway. Okay, sounds
good for now, what station's bound to be your North
Dakota State Fair?
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Bailey Zimmerman connection, Yep, definitely Excell ninety three.
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Time for one more thing on Xcel ninety three, one
more time, one more, one.
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More so you begain halfway through the day and realize
you just suddenly hate everybody you can't take anybody anymore.
All they're doing is bringing you down, giving you more
work to do.
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Cranky, this done. You just need you time, and that's it.
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Newpall, look at the top things that can immediately drain
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Right, that's that's enough today. Everybody sucks. I'm done.
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According to a new survey, two thousand Americans top ten
little things that can push us over the edge. See
if that's a checklist for you. Any sort of networking
events just seemed painful, like so much time spent for
so little benefit. Right when someone wants to show you
something on their phone, got to see this, got to
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look at this, watch this video screens in your face.
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We get enough of our own screen time.
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A coworker over sharing or getting too personal about something
you don't mean to not care, but you just don't.
I wish I had four hundred and seventy five million
dollars to my name. And the reason I bring up
that amount of money, I don't know. If you've seen
Larry David kurb your enthusiasm. He just speaks his mind
because he's that rich and can get away with being
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just I mean, we all think this stuff, but he
says it all loud. Group video calls, especially if it's
a work call. That's one of the worst things that
happened due to COVID group video calls, so much time wasted.
It could be just shut out in an email justifying
metal management. I like to call it office gossip. That's
been forever. Things can make you sick of other people.
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Unsolicited advice. You know, those talkers, those people who just
I've got something to say to make your life better.
Listen talking to a stranger on the list, like maybe
you get caught in the conversation somebody you don't know,
don't care to know, but they're a talker. Dealing with
customer service on the phone. Number three. First of all,
you even have to get to customer service? Are you
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pushing zero on your phone operator?
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Yelling at the AI who's answering your phone? Just try
to get to a person.
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Top Daily interactions can make you sick of other people
Number two on the list. Too much awkward small talk,
just wasting your time about nothing.
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How are you today? Oh, I'm fine, How are you today?
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I don't really know anything new And being interrupted or
talked over is number one. Those people who just it's
all about their lives. They look like they're listening, they're
just waiting to say the next thing, and they remember
nothing from what you told them about yourself. Paul also
found eleven fifty four AM is when the average person
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That's good to know.
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So get to lunchtime, you need to check out, you
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Temperatures in the eighties. See for the voice tomorrow. Gonna
get you qualified for our next mador trip. Fun question
of the day today. We're going to hell together next.
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But first things first, let's catch you up.
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How about you.
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Read TV, the entertainment world and whatever.
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Here's what you missed on Excel ninety three.
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Oh, just don't process this too hard. I don't want
to give you an instant headache today. It's not my
fault that it is because I'm addressing this. However, it
is our here which you missed highlights, so I feel
obligated to address it, if that makes any sense. Now,
sure you know your alphabet, but do you know it
in alphabetic order? If each letter was a word. Here's
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a guy on Instagram figuring it out the letters of
the alphabet and alphabetical order, A H R, B D W.
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I feel like my brain just broke. Like if you're
spelling these letters as words.
Speaker 3 (03:35):
A is obviously a H would start with an A, R,
A R, E B, d W would start with a D.
Then there's E F L would start with an E. M,
I guess would start with an E N. S X
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would be E x I E Y E j.
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G.
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I know I'm getting a headache here too, QO, P C,
T V y U, and then Z or z would
obviously start with a z or z, depending what side
of the international border you're on. Anyone else need a
Thailand all yet? Or here's what you missed. Highlight the
alphabet in alphabetical order.
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If you really want to eat migrain today XL ninety
three dot com the Trivity page, you are welcome. See
that's why I've got to give away so much stuff
here today. Let's get all up in my kitchen, make
an egg sel and sandwiches. Yesterday, we boil the eggs
on Sundays to make it easy. I've I've heard and read,
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I think I've even shared with you guys at least
little kitchen hacks where you boil the eggs, then you
put them in the fridge so they cool. Now, so
basically put them in the fridge for a day and
when they're when you're ready to eat the cold hard
boiled eggs, they're much easier to peel. I don't think
there's anything as an easy to peel hard boiled egg.
Speaker 1 (05:07):
I had to peel four eggs. It felt like it
was four hours.
Speaker 3 (05:11):
It was about four minutes long, just picking off little
tiny shells. And thought, you know what, if I was
in Hell, this would be my job. And I thought
this would be a fun question question, Ajore, what's your task?
You're employed to do eight hours a day in hell?
What is your task? What are you doing? I'm going
to get qualified for our next Madora trip, including accommodations
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at the Pitchfork at the Pitchfork Fondue, be fun to
sleep where the grill is Badlines Motel will get your
dinner at the Pitchfork Fondue and send you off to
the Medora Musical after that daytime show at a bad
excuse me at the Old town Hall show, the Old
town Hall daytime Show. I don't know why this is
so difficult today, stressed over the alphabet thing I share
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with you guys. Next mador trip goes out Monday. The
thirtieth eight thirty five on Excel each we can send
you to the North Dakota State Fair for your answer
seven forty about seven forty your next chance to win.
We can get you to Bailey Zimmerman, The Bad Show
with Bow Wow, Soldier Boy, Rick Ross Show, or Luke
Bryan at the North Kota State Fair, and a bunch
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of movies Movie Premiere Connection every Friday in the month
of June. We're sending you to a new movie at
River Cinema this week. It's twenty eight years later, so
I can get you into that, or I still have
some leftover passes to How to Train Your Dragon and
Ballerina john Wick movie. Good morning, Hi, Hey, how's it going?
Please to be at work on a Sunday Tuesday.
Speaker 1 (06:35):
How are you good? I hear you got some movie
tickets for me? You hear correctly. What's your name?
Speaker 4 (06:42):
Brittany?
Speaker 1 (06:43):
Brittany.
Speaker 3 (06:44):
My question of the day today is peeling hard boiled
eggs yesterday. If you want to get all up in
my kitchen, here to four minutes of peel four eggs.
I thought to myself, this would be my full time
job if I was in hell eight hours a day.
Speaker 1 (07:00):
What task are you employed to do eight hours a day?
In hell? What would your answer be? What would my
employee be for eight.
Speaker 2 (07:06):
Hours a day?
Speaker 1 (07:06):
Yeah, you're in hell? What are you doing? What? Just
kind of tedious, monotonous task are you doing?
Speaker 3 (07:12):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (07:12):
Cooking period? Any kind of cooking jobs?
Speaker 4 (07:15):
Hate it?
Speaker 1 (07:17):
So did you ever have a job working in a
kitchen making food? No? I wouldn't like you either, But
you get to do it all the time at home?
Uh No, my husband's a cook because I don't like it. Nice.
That works so well. Yeah, ladies don't have to do
all the cooking.
Speaker 3 (07:34):
I know I do a lot of, if not the
majority of my house, and that's okay.
Speaker 1 (07:38):
Yeah, I'd rather not be in the kitchen. I'll do
any other shore. I'd rather not be in the kitchen though,
cooking all day every day. Not your bag. We got
all we got all up in each other's kitchens. Yo, Brittany,
what movie.
Speaker 3 (07:51):
Do you want to go to? How to Train Your Dragon?
Everyone moving in the land right now? I can get
you to the latest John Wick movie Ballerina or coming
out this weekend twenty eight years later?
Speaker 1 (08:00):
Yeah, how to Train Your Dragon? For sure? My kids
above that Number one moving the land?
Speaker 3 (08:04):
Shall I put you on the list for our next
Madora trip going out June thirtieth at eight thirty five
and footing a night of accommodations the Badlands Motel passes
to the Pitchfork Fond Medora Musical and the Old Town
Hall Show. Absolutely okay, you sound like you're due for
Medora trip.
Speaker 1 (08:20):
Yeah, we have never been, so I would love that. Hell, Brittany,
you're on the list. Don't talk me out of it.
Right for now? What's station?
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I've got a Rambus guys gift card for you too?
So what station's proud to be? A rhombus and movie
from your connection that.
Speaker 1 (08:34):
I'm on.
Speaker 3 (08:35):
Cleaning a garage maybe it's not as bad, but it
would be if say, you had to keep doing it eight.
Speaker 1 (08:42):
Hours a day.
Speaker 3 (08:44):
Question of the day. Today you're in hell. What's your
eight hour day task? Holding laundry? Perhaps just doing laundry
in general? I guess the easy part is starting the
machine machine do its thing. Guys, remember when we had
to load up our laundry take it down to the
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crick First of all, there's a line of people because
that's where everyone did the laundry. You had to wait
till they were done, and then you had to put
your clothes in, said crick and beat them on a
rock and go home and dry them. It's still miserable
to do laundry today. What's something minor you find if
you did it eight hours a day, like my example
of peeling eggs hard boiled eggs yesterday, you're employed to.
Speaker 1 (09:28):
Do eight hours a day? In hell? What's your task?
What's your tasks? Share with me?
Speaker 3 (09:33):
Corey going with shoveling food, Thank you, Corey. Yeah, that
would be that'd be a tough one. Tough to get
through one day. Weeding a gardener it's one of my
Saturday tasks last week. And just pulling grass out of
garden area. I mean, you're outside, it's peaceful. We got
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music going to listening to the always Free and ever
evolving iHeartRadio app jamake us hear your number one pre
set yet.
Speaker 1 (10:06):
I hope you did.
Speaker 3 (10:06):
It's going to better your chances on winning a lot
of concerts to get you into here two and be
very near a feuture. I just hope you do that,
going around the garden pulling the grass, and when you
get done, that's already started to grow back from where
you started.
Speaker 5 (10:26):
What would your answer be, am not trending testag trending
on Excel ninety three after work this morning and you're
already stressed out.
Speaker 3 (10:39):
It's been a long weekend, It's only Tuesday. People used
to scop the idea of taking mental health days at work.
Speaker 1 (10:48):
Some still do.
Speaker 3 (10:49):
But here's another reason to abandon that attitude. They always
think they've got the upper hand man does. A new
study found working too many hours a week literally changes
the structure of your brain. Researchers scan the brains of
one hundred and ten healthcare workers and split them into
two categories, overworked and not overworked. They define overworked as
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fifty two hours a week or more. They found that
working that much can cause significant changes in parts of
the brain associated with executive function and emotional regulation. Now
can mess with your decision making skills. Guys, you get
emotional or fly off the handle a lot, and also
a big memory and attention span. I always chalked up
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the long weeks as to your exactly what I just
told you here. But your brain's just unoverload. It needs
to cool off, it needs to reset. Your memory becomes
I could be walking around looking for my keys and
my phone and ones in the left hand, ones in
the right hand.
Speaker 1 (11:53):
Now, they didn't look.
Speaker 3 (11:54):
At long term affection, but they suspect being overworked for
years on Andy's and great for your mental health makes sense,
especially if you work through weekends and never take a vacation.
And then there's work that has the audacity and doesn't
matter what a lot of us do. They require us
to be checking in with our work doing something because hey,
you have access to your email. You can check your
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emails and deal with this. I'm not going to compensate
in any way, shape or form for it, but do
what needs to be done, get the job done. New
study found working too much literally changes your structure of
your brain.
Speaker 1 (12:30):
Working over fifty.
Speaker 3 (12:31):
Hours a week and mess with your memory, attention span,
decision making skills, and make your moody. So yeah, take
those mental health days, take a break, walk away when
you're on vacation. Easier said than done, right, I know,
guilty is charged.
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Damn my tales. Also between my legs. Bet you did
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That she didn't know?
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It's cube shaped? I know happy breakfast guys. Scientists think
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Do you know what a contronym is?
Speaker 3 (13:27):
C o n t ro n y M A contronym,
Betch didn't know. Cont is a word that can mean
two things that are opposites, like how rents can mean
that you're the one renting something out or the one
doing the renting. English language read many times the hardest
one to learn if you're learning any language. So many
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little exceptions to rules. Contronym. Let's go to Denmark. We
whip on my geography minor from the University of North
Dakota today. Betch didn't know it's illegal in a foreign
country's flag in Denmark, but it is legal to burn
the Danish flag. That's random and kind of ridiculous going
to Denmark. You want to like the flags on fire, dude,
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The Denmark flag that'll be cool with it. I guess
I don't know. Never, Bet, can you be allergic to
other people? I mean maybe you've used the term you
just don't like someone, or being around someone so much
you say you're allergic to them. Technically you can. It
is possible to literally be allergic to other people. It's
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got to have something to do with their scent. I
would assume perfume.
Speaker 1 (14:37):
I don't know.
Speaker 3 (14:38):
I wish I had more information than this one, but
you can be allergic to other people, so feel free
to use that term. And finally, Bet, you didn't know.
The human brain as a very efficient thinker. With roughly
one hundred billion neurons, our brain uses just twelve wats
of power, which is less than an average light bulb.
In contrast, a typical laptop process there needs about.
Speaker 1 (14:59):
One hundred and fifty wants.
Speaker 3 (15:01):
The world's fastest supercomputers use over twenty one million wants
for all their applications, and one AI system simulating human
brains thought process would require about two point seven billion wants.
Can we say suck at AI this morning? Kids are
out of school, They're not listening yet, they're still sleeping.
Human brain, though, are very efficient. Think are twelve wots
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of power two point seven billion wants for AI? Trying
to simulate what's going on in my head. I know,
imagine your hat. It's gotta be more than that, now,
you know, though, cheers of the human brain. We'll leave
it at that.
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This is Jenna, Jenna, So get all open my kitchen
with me. For a moment here I was peeling hard
boiled eggs, makes egg cell and sandwiches yesterday.
Speaker 1 (15:56):
Did it for four minutes. Couldn't even that's my task.
I'm in hell.
Speaker 3 (16:01):
That's my employment. For eight hours a day, I'm peeling
hard boiled eggs. There's no easy way to do it.
What task are you employed to do eight hours a day?
Speaker 1 (16:09):
In hell? I would say, no matter. It's not a
full eight hours, but it's always you have to cook something.
It's either breakfast, and when you're done cleaning up breakfast,
you have to sink with lunch and make lunch, and
then when you're done with that, you have to figure
out supper. And it's just a continuous eight hours of planning,
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prepping and cleaning up. So it sounds like you also
can't even am I right, I can't even.
Speaker 3 (16:41):
Oh yeah, cooking for the family. But everyone appreciates each
and every point.
Speaker 1 (16:44):
I'm sure, yes, absolutely.
Speaker 3 (16:48):
Hey, Jeb, well better, That's what we've got to tell
each other, trying to keep you sane exactly, Jenna, what
do you want to do here? I've got shows at
the North Dakota State Fair. We can play my That's
a fat game if you'd like, If you want to
go see Bailey Zimmerman or Fat Show with bow Wow,
Soldier Boy and Rick Ross, maybe Luke Bryan those are
all back half of July.
Speaker 1 (17:11):
Or I can just love Did you want to choose
one of those?
Speaker 3 (17:14):
We have three movies you can choose from Ballerina, How
to Train Your Dragon or Twenty eight Years Later, or
I can get you to the races of River City speedwaying
upcoming Friday.
Speaker 1 (17:23):
Definitely the State Fair. Okay, what show are we going
to play for here?
Speaker 3 (17:27):
We have Bailey'szimmerman on the eighteenth Friday, the eighteenth Fat
Show with Bow Wow, Soldier Boy and Rick Ross July
twenty fourth, that's a Thursday, or Luke Bryan on the
twenty six that's a Saturday.
Speaker 1 (17:40):
Let's do Luke Bryan, Well, good luck with that.
Speaker 3 (17:45):
I am going to get you some tickets here. If
you can go three out of five on that's a fact.
I will give you some fact. Some are actual factual,
some im making up. Tell me if they're a fact.
At three out of five, right, and you're going to
be a winnery ready, Jenna, let's get let's catch it
a little Brian. Okay, okay, so good number one Numero Uno.
The inventor of the telephone never called his wife.
Speaker 1 (18:07):
Is that a fact? Fack, that's a fact. She was deaf.
She was deaf. She wouldn't have been able to hear
him anyway.
Speaker 3 (18:21):
I don't think the inventor of the telephone could put
the phone on vibrate and yeah, that wouldn't have done
much anyway.
Speaker 1 (18:26):
You're right, all right, let's keep rolling here.
Speaker 3 (18:28):
The world's longest hot dog ever was over two hundred feet.
Speaker 1 (18:35):
I'm gonna stayball. That is not a fact.
Speaker 3 (18:41):
It was over two hundred meters, so more than six
hundred feet. Oh wow, I mean that's invertally. You knew
your wieners there. But the world's longest hot dog ever
made two hundred feet, not even close. All right, let's
see if we can go three for three here. The
word robot comes from a check word meaning slave.
Speaker 1 (19:01):
Is that a fact? I'm gonna say back, and you're
going three for three?
Speaker 3 (19:13):
That's a fact from a robota meaning forced labor? Robot
check word meaning slave. Jenna, you're going to Luke Bryan.
What Station's proud to be here North Dakota State Fair connection.
I shall also tell you, let me tell you first
year on my short list if you want to go
to Medora next Medora trip goes out on the thirtieth
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of June, So Monday the thirtieth and eight thirty five,
Shall I put you on the list.
Speaker 1 (19:39):
Sure, okay, let's put you on the list. Jenna. You
didn't seem super fired up about it, but I'm going
to put you on the list. I'm actually leaning for
Medora today, So well, I'll go again. Jenna, what station's
sending it a mine? Not for Luke Brian in July
XCEL ninety three.
Speaker 2 (19:58):
Let me put it this Waynesday morning, more on a war, Yes,
more on my Nexcel ninety three.
Speaker 3 (20:08):
All some people are just lonely, I guess, and some
people are just grumpy.
Speaker 1 (20:13):
I guess.
Speaker 3 (20:15):
Almost everyone has that one neighbor who can be a headache.
This is gonna make you appreciate your your weirdo neighbors more.
But no one is neighbors crazy as this guy. Seventy
two year open floor to Samuel Thomas arrested after calling
nine one one on his neighbors. He claimed someone was
shooting an AR fifteen rifle on the roadway, but when
(20:35):
the cops showed up, they only saw a family barbecue
happening at the residents with small children at play. Several
other neighbors reported that no shooting had taken place.
Speaker 1 (20:46):
The neighbor said Samuel had.
Speaker 3 (20:47):
Called nine one one on them hundreds of times and
frequently stops in front of the residents. The ol obscenities
at her and her family, and he does seem to
be a nuisance.
Speaker 1 (20:58):
Now.
Speaker 3 (20:59):
According to police rancer, Samuel had made thirty four hundred
calls to nine one one this year alone. What are
we one hundred and fifty is two d We're not
two hundred days into the year. So do the math
on that sixteen thousand calls within the last five years. Now,
it's unclear what all the complaining was about, but six
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hundred and forty seven of the thirty four hundred calls
this year. We're targeted at the neighbor having the barbecue.
He's accused them of narcotic sales, firearms usage, disorderly conduct,
and suspicious activity.
Speaker 1 (21:30):
Now it's unclear why police haven't cut them off from calling.
Speaker 3 (21:33):
If that's possible, I think the number would come up though,
and they could just put them on hold. Samuel arrested
for stocking and filing a false report. He was also
charged with a resisting arrest for tussling with the officers
when they tried to handcuff him. Police say there was
no evidence of any any mental health issues. He's just
a nine one on one abuser, just a nine one
(21:53):
one abuser. Samuel's rap sheet includes multiple battery convictions, dy
pot possession, disorderly intoxication, passed, see bad checks, violating probation,
and failure to return rent and merch.
Speaker 1 (22:05):
Hed.
Speaker 3 (22:06):
Not previously been busted for misusing nine to one one,
So I guess someone needs to call nine to one
one on him. Perhaps seventy two year old man from
Florida calling nine one one on his neighbors six hundred
and forty seven times. This year, seventy two year old
Samuel Thomas picking up the Tuesday Morning More on a
war twenty eighth trip to Florida.
Speaker 1 (22:25):
By the way, in twenty twenty five, Day.
Speaker 3 (22:27):
One, Danie Merrow, who know great grand Forks Ferry Joe
by the fair Grounds. They are getting ready as I
speak right now, boys Tomorrow night six pm. Still a
couple of spots. I be going to sign up. Show
up your singing talents, do a couple songs. Patriotic theme
this year we salute the military. Love to get you
three hundred and fifty dollars in cash for our first
(22:48):
prize and cash prizes for the top three. By the way,
sign up. Got to sign up at xcelnty three dot com.
Just don't show up five minutes to six and say hey,
I'm going to do this Tomorrow Contested tales xlnty three
dot com. Tomorrow, maybe a late afternoon shower, a thunderstorm,
but mostly sunny eighty six. Tomorrow throw back Thursday's light
chance of showers and thunderstorms afternoon, mostly sunny in eighty
(23:08):
and for Friddy, chance of showers and thunderstorms afternoon, mostly
cloudy eighty two, but there's always a chance in the summer.
You notice the increased commodity since about Sunday, late Sunday,
going outside, I noticed it. The community's finally shown up
for the summer. It is here. It feels like summer.
(23:29):
No hot forecast temperatures, but the weekend's going to be.
People are gonna like this, Temperatures in the eighties for
this weekend. I don't think I've said it yet. Today,
a couple hours into the show. Make the most of
every day in the summer. We've got a lot of activities.
We're going to send you to Bayley Zimmerman, Jelly Roll, Fatcho,
(23:50):
Bow Wow, Soldier Boy, Rick Ross, Lucbrian All coming to
the North Kota State Fair.
Speaker 1 (23:53):
We can get you one of those shows about half.
Speaker 3 (23:55):
An hour, Races, River City Speedway War your movie Premier
Connection new movie we're sending you to every Friday.
Speaker 1 (24:02):
In the month of June.
Speaker 3 (24:04):
We've got a new movie twenty eight years later opening
up this weekend. Feeling hard boiled eggs was my answer.
Did it four minutes yesterday? I couldn't even what task
are you employed to do? Eight hours a day? In
hell NNA just saying working working every day, got at
least be able to tolerate your job. Tell you guys
(24:25):
this again. I know it's not all from start to
finish the best time of your life. Everyone can't have
this job, but it needs to be able to tolerate it.
How much time you put into work over the course
of your day, your week, your month, your life.
Speaker 1 (24:46):
What would your answer be? What task are you employed
to do eight hours a day?
Speaker 2 (24:49):
In hell?
Speaker 3 (24:49):
Share with me threads on the trivity in xlnity three
Facebook page Winning on the way at about sebout eight
thirty five, Loving the sun, The birds are out, the
animals running them on. Hummingbirds? Have you seen any hummingbirds
yet this year?
Speaker 1 (25:07):
Now?
Speaker 3 (25:07):
They're obviously cute unless you're a psycho, and speaking of
psycho behavior.
Speaker 1 (25:11):
You might be murdering them and not know it.
Speaker 3 (25:14):
Yeah, let's rite box just did a big article on
how the hummingbird feeder in your yard might be poisoning.
Though the too long, didn't read version is you're probably
not cleaning it enough, whether you make their food or
buy it.
Speaker 1 (25:29):
It's basically just.
Speaker 3 (25:30):
Sugar and water, and sugar water spoils faster than you'd think,
especially in hot weather. Now, if you don't clean their
feeder and replace the liquid, they can end up with
bacterial or fungal infections that can kilbo. A study in
twenty nineteen found most microbes aren't deadly enough to cause
huge declines in hummingbird populations, but it does happen. One
(25:53):
expert said it's fairly common for dirty feeders to at
least make them sick. Okay, so the question now is
is how often should you be cleaning your hummingbird feeder?
My Jass Trevor ideally every day or two And who's got.
Speaker 1 (26:07):
Time for that?
Speaker 3 (26:09):
Unless you retire, then you can do it every day
or two. Quote, if you won't leave your drink sitting
out in the sun for three days and then drink it,
don't do it for humming birds. They don't care for it.
The big hummingbird revolt of twenty twenty five is coming.
If you replaced the liquid every few days, you can
just wrench your feeder with hot water. But if it's
been a while, I should deep clean it with water
(26:30):
and vinegar or hydrogen peroxide. But yeah, you're accidentally murdering
all those hummingbirds.
Speaker 1 (26:36):
In your yard.
Speaker 3 (26:38):
They should be cleaning it and changing the liquid every
day or two otherwise they could get a deadly bacterial
or fungal infection. So in case you needed one more
thing to do today, you're welcome. That's all not doom
and gloom. Here, you clean your hummingbird feeder. We're gonna
have more hummingbirds capiche. Okay, we're okay with that for cool.
Speaker 1 (26:57):
Then excel muty three kai. Well, hey, how's it going?
More than happy to be at work? What's your name?
Speaker 3 (27:09):
My name is.
Speaker 1 (27:09):
Nicole, Nicole. How's Nicole today? Good? Very good?
Speaker 3 (27:14):
How are you well? Let's go back to yesterday. I
was all up in my kitchen. Get all up in
my kitchen with me. I was peeling hard boiled eggs.
I know, I've read hacks. You're supposed to be able
to boil and put them in cold water, leave them
in the fridge, supposed to be easier to peel.
Speaker 1 (27:29):
When they're cold. I don't think that works. In fact,
I know it doesn't.
Speaker 3 (27:35):
No luck, Well, I read the hack yesterday a while back,
and I went to do it. Oh hey, that's exactly
what I said in my kitchen.
Speaker 1 (27:44):
Did work.
Speaker 3 (27:46):
Mentioned doing that eight hours a day? You're in hell
peeling eggs. Try to beat that. What task are you
employed to do eight hours a day in hell?
Speaker 1 (27:55):
Well, I don't know if it's like in hell, but
there's something not something like that. I just I work
in a bakery, so I'm in a lot of flour
and powdered sugar. So I mean it's a lot.
Speaker 3 (28:12):
Sometimes is it the making or the cleaning up that's worse?
Speaker 1 (28:18):
Probably definitely the cleaning up.
Speaker 3 (28:21):
Yeah, I would think so too, because I've I've watched
a lot of cooking shows, but my favorite, I don't
know if you know that one or a Sweden.
Speaker 1 (28:31):
I think I have a clip here. It's always a
disaster in the kitchen.
Speaker 3 (28:41):
For sure, cleaning up from cleaning up kitchens, I would
say it's got to be close. It's got to be
close to peeling hard boiled eggs. Maybe you're better than me, Nicole,
What do you want to do here? North Dakota State Fair.
Shows that can get you to Bailey Zimmerman, Fatcho with Bow, Wow,
Soldier Point Cross, or Luke Bryan All Back Half of
(29:02):
July can get you into either Ballerina, How to Train
Your Dragon or twenty eight years Later at River cinema
that opens this week. In the last one, send you
to the races, an upcoming Friday River City Speedway, or
a gift card to Northern Air Action Park.
Speaker 1 (29:15):
Lots of choices, Nicole, Wow, Yeah, lots of choices. Regular
game show up here. Let's see the State Fair. That'd
be awesome.
Speaker 3 (29:28):
Okay, what show do we want to go to? Bailey
Zimmerman on Friday eighth? Bailey Zimmerman. Yep, let's get to Bailey.
You are there and can I get you on the shortlist?
Coming next Mandora trip? Yeah, absolutely, including a night of
accommodations at the Badlands Motel, passes to the Pitchfork Fond
(29:49):
Doomdor Musical, the follow Daytime show, the Old Town Hall Show,
all of it. Be listening Monday the thirtieth and eight
to thirty five for my next mador giveaway. Okay, sounds
good for now, what station's bound to be your North
Dakota State Fair?
Speaker 1 (30:02):
Bailey Zimmerman connection, Yep, definitely Excell ninety three.
Speaker 2 (30:07):
Time for one more thing on Xcel ninety three, one
more time, one more, one.
Speaker 3 (30:13):
More so you begain halfway through the day and realize
you just suddenly hate everybody you can't take anybody anymore.
All they're doing is bringing you down, giving you more
work to do.
Speaker 1 (30:25):
Cranky, this done. You just need you time, and that's it.
Speaker 3 (30:30):
Newpall, look at the top things that can immediately drain
your social battery, meaning everyday interactions, and make you feel like, all.
Speaker 1 (30:37):
Right, that's that's enough today. Everybody sucks. I'm done.
Speaker 3 (30:41):
According to a new survey, two thousand Americans top ten
little things that can push us over the edge. See
if that's a checklist for you. Any sort of networking
events just seemed painful, like so much time spent for
so little benefit. Right when someone wants to show you
something on their phone, got to see this, got to
(31:02):
look at this, watch this video screens in your face.
Speaker 1 (31:07):
We get enough of our own screen time.
Speaker 3 (31:10):
A coworker over sharing or getting too personal about something
you don't mean to not care, but you just don't.
I wish I had four hundred and seventy five million
dollars to my name. And the reason I bring up
that amount of money, I don't know. If you've seen
Larry David kurb your enthusiasm. He just speaks his mind
because he's that rich and can get away with being
(31:31):
just I mean, we all think this stuff, but he
says it all loud. Group video calls, especially if it's
a work call. That's one of the worst things that
happened due to COVID group video calls, so much time wasted.
It could be just shut out in an email justifying
metal management. I like to call it office gossip. That's
been forever. Things can make you sick of other people.
(31:52):
Unsolicited advice. You know, those talkers, those people who just
I've got something to say to make your life better.
Listen talking to a stranger on the list, like maybe
you get caught in the conversation somebody you don't know,
don't care to know, but they're a talker. Dealing with
customer service on the phone. Number three. First of all,
you even have to get to customer service? Are you
(32:16):
pushing zero on your phone operator?
Speaker 1 (32:18):
Yelling at the AI who's answering your phone? Just try
to get to a person.
Speaker 3 (32:23):
Top Daily interactions can make you sick of other people
Number two on the list. Too much awkward small talk,
just wasting your time about nothing.
Speaker 1 (32:29):
How are you today? Oh, I'm fine, How are you today?
Speaker 3 (32:32):
I don't really know anything new And being interrupted or
talked over is number one. Those people who just it's
all about their lives. They look like they're listening, they're
just waiting to say the next thing, and they remember
nothing from what you told them about yourself. Paul also
found eleven fifty four AM is when the average person
starts feeling drained for the day.
Speaker 1 (32:52):
That's good to know.
Speaker 3 (32:53):
So get to lunchtime, you need to check out, you
need your personal time. Let's go ninety three minutes commercial free.
I'm done talking right now about daily interactions that can
make you sick of other people.
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