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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Life from the Winterrest STUDIOSUKSCFM, Chicago, Kiss FM, and I
Heart Radio Station. Here's Fredd and Angie. Good morning everyone.
It is Wednesday, January twenty seconds Fred and NANGI you're
on Hello Angie, Taylor. Hello. You didn't think about that,
didn't you know? Like what day? I had to think
about what day it was? Yeah, because we had Monday

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off and then screeze everything out. I've been messed up
the whole time. Yeah. So look at the little screen
and it says Wednesday, Jenny Raise twenty second and I
trust that I trusted Rufio Klein, Paulina in the house
today the Enterchamber upport in about fifteen minutes after trend
these stories. What's coming up in their end? Well, Taylor
Swift delivered a sad update about her mom's health. I'll

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tell you what she had to say. He started my
day very poorly today to read that. Yeah. I know.
She's a nice lady. She gave us a tour backstage
one day. Um, it was weird that she gave it,
but it was very cool to meet her. Louis Cafaldi,
Good morning, Louis Cafaldi six ten on one h three
five Kiss M Chicago number one hit US extation, Fred

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and Nangie. Good morning trending stories. Uh, they got some
super Bowl stuff. I got one for Rufio today. He's
gonna wish the super Bowl goes into overtime. M A
crazy sports story from last night and some video to
go along with it. Iguana is falling from the sky.
Um Selfies and the Witcher. Those are two different things,

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by the ways. Selfie story and the Witcher all in
what's trending and we'll get to it next and the
entertainment aforg what's what's trending in Chicago? What's bred? And Angie?
I'm one O three five kiss FM. Al Right, here's
an idea. If you really want to go to the
super Bowl, you don't have to pay seven thousand dollars
in cash right now, No problem, because StubHub is partnering

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with the financial company to let customers buy tickets on
a payment plane. Super Bowl ticket Hell yeah, they have
to pay it off before you go after. I mean
that hard since it's like two weeks from me. How
pissed would you be if you're a fan of whomever
and you you finance your ticket because you can't possibly

(02:09):
miss it, and then your team loses and you got
to make payments for the next five years on the
tickets for the game. That was miserable. I've been to
a super Bowl where my team loses and it's miserable.
It is the whole thing walking out of the place,
and then you get on the plane the next day,
it doesn't matter where you're going. Some a hole is

(02:30):
wearing the sweatshirt from the other team and he like you,
I mean, it's kind of awesome that your team goes
to the super Bowl. There's not like that excitement and like,
oh it was fun to be there and the experience.
You're still it's still a bummer, well because you lost,
you know, and so like I don't know when it
was happening, like this time, whenever the Panthers went to
the Super Bowl, I bought everything that said super Bowl fifty,

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every I mean anything I could find, and now I
have a stack of this stuff like hidden in the
back of my closet. It's too painful to look at,
Like I certainly can't wear it, you know. It's like, look,
the guys wearing the losers sweatshirt. It's not okay. It's bad. Um,
So yeah, you can starting this week tickets or price

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between ninety nine bucks and seventeen thousand, five hundred dollars.
They can be financed. You'll be able to pay them
off with interest over a period of up to a year. Wow.
So it's not just sing August sports and contract tickets.
So I guess they're just saying any ticket now on
StubHub between one hundred bucks and seventeen five you'll be
able to finance um twelve months annual interest rate ten

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to thirty percent. Who that's not a good deal. Yeah,
I don't. I don't think you should do that, but
you know people will. But for the second year in
a row, Buffalo Wild Wings is betting big on the
Super Bowl. If the game goes into overtime, then b
dubs will give everyone in America and Canada free wings.
Let's go from four to seven pm on February seventeenth

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at certain locations, customers would come in and get one
order of free, boneless or traditional snack sized chicken wings.
In the history of the NFL, only one championship game
has ever gone into overtime. So you want the game
to go in overtime, you get the free wings to
be a good game, It's possible. It is possible. Yeah,
there these are good teams, so we gotta get this

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video up at fred Anti dot com. I watched this LASI.
This is wild. As time expired in a major college
basketball rivalry game lest I Kansas in case State, bench
clearing brawl ensued between the two squads, forcing fans to
take cover. It started when a Kansas basketball player went
up to block the shot of a Kansas State player
as time expired. There was some contact between the players,

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and I guess that was relatively minor, But then players
from both teams came rushing towards the hoop. They were
personnel and then hunches and people trying to get in
the middle of it. One player tossed a chair. It
took forty five seconds for this thing to die down
as coaches, referees, and police officers work to separate the
two squads. Kansas won by a lot. Yeah, it was crazy. Yeah,

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I guess the deal was that Kansas was up by
they were a b and then like twenty two points, yeah,
and Kansas State sole the ball and the guy trying
to make a last second lay up to whatever to
make the score closer, and the Kansas guy blocked him,
but then afterwards he kind of did like a Scottie
Pippen over Patrick Ewing and they stepped over him then
looked down and then the Kansas State bench was right

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there and then they just started out. That people were
talking about is that, Um, it was garbage time. I mean,
kans was up by twenty two, so Kansas with like
ten seconds to go, they just dribbled the ball. They're
just done. And then some I'm assuming some bench players
steals the ball because he wants to make a layup
and get two points because he probably never gets to play, yeah,
which is like it's kind of un sportsmanlike because the

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reason the Kansas was kind of just chilling it is
because they weren't gonna try and scorn in the basketball.
And so that's what I think it was about, was
like it was kind of like face type thing. Yeah,
why did you go do that? Little dude was just
trying to get two points to get in the box
score because he's probably not gonna play the rest of
the year, right, so you know, Yeah, but I don't
know what they do. I mean, they're gonna have to suspend.

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If they suspend people, it's gonna be like both teams
almost in their entirety. So I don't know what to grab.
The chair is definitely getting suspended for a long time.
I gotta see this video, cha, Yeah the guy. The
guy tried to throw a chair and kind of got
like taken away from him at the last second. Yeah,
it's it's pretty wild, mom. It's so cold in Florida
that iguanas are falling out of trees. The National Weather

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Service in Miami issued an unofficial warning for falling iguanas.
The problem is that they can be heavy and they
could actually hurt you as they fell out of the tree.
The reason is because they're cold blooded and they slow
down to become immobile when temps drop into the forties.
So it's it's too cold in Florida. They're not dead,
but they they just sort of go sort of yeah

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like no, I don't know, poor little frozen iguanas. Yeah,
let fall out of the sky and they could hit
you in the head and hurtshoe raining iguanas. I guess um,
in case you were wondering and you wanted to do this,
you live in Wisconsin. Wisconsin voters can now legally take
selfies with their marked election ballots after the bill was

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signed by the governor yesterday. Wisconsin one of the eighteen
states the band's ballot photos. Supporters of the bill had
called the current fan archaic. Others believe that it will
lead to voter fraud somehow. But now if you live
in Wisconsin and you really do that, yeah, like why
would you want to though? You know, because you also
have to take a picture of your eye voted stickers

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so everybody can see that. That's true to narrative. It's
just part of the deal. The Witcher broke TV viewership
records at Netflix. The streamers said the fantasy drama is
tracking to be its biggest season one TV series launch ever.
Through four weeks of release, seventy six million member households

(07:57):
have watched the fantasy drama. Yeah. Yeah, it's supposed to
be really good. It's like, isn't it like a is
it like a Game of Thrones type show? Kind of? Yeah,
I'm not watching on the book and there was a
video game on it. Yeah Nahum. Netflix has changed the
way that it reports I know, I'm with you. Um,
They've recently changed the way to report of view. Previously,
the company counted a view as a member account watching

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at least seventy percent of one episode or a series,
or seventy percent of a feature film. Now it's touting
that viewers choose to watch a given title, meaning that
a member watched for as little as two minutes. Wow,
So that's so all you gotta do is basically click
on it. Now, the other way was better because seventy
percent means that you watch. Really, so all you have

(08:40):
to do is click on it and they get right Like,
it's hard to say now if that's really the most
popular thing ever, or if they just change the metric
and now I don't know. I wish they just click
on us for a second. It counts all you gotta do, Yeah,
right right, all you gotta do. Yeah, it's accidentally yes,

(09:01):
stick outs. Hey, could you click on us for even
a second. You're not cooking anywhere else or you know
you're going come on, that's what I'm saying. You're traffed hostage.
Flip the radio right now, you're gonna miss the funniest
joke over where you're gonna go. Okay, so you didn't
flip the radio, I don't have a joke but still
want to up a good one. Yeah, right, if you

(09:25):
flip the radio even during commercials, I want you to
know that that I'm gonna break in and Angie's gonna
say the funniest thing you've ever heard in that's right.
But if but if you're not here, you'll miss it. Uh.
It's Library shelfy Day. Yeah, like take a shelfie. Oh,
like you take a selfie at the library. It's called
a shelfie shelfie. I didn't know that was the thing.

(09:46):
I didn't know. Um, Celebration of Life Day, National Blonde
Brownie Day, which is like white chocolate brownie, right, those
light chocolate ones? Right, yeah, yeah, like vanilla batter chol
like a light blond yes, uh huh okay, sir too?

(10:09):
Is that a different kind of brown? I don't know. Um,
National Answer Your Cat's Questions Day, Rufio and Paulina? What
are your Paulina? What do your cats ask you? What
do you think they would ask you? They want to
know where i'd be, like all day, I'm sure, like
especially when I come home, like really late at night,
probably like where's she at? Like they want to know
where you be yea or like a night her cat

(10:32):
be Like? Why you be taking naked pictures all the time? Yeah?
Why are you to be the time? Why you be
leaving all your laundry on your bed? Why do you
be living at your mom's house? What's what's you doing
back here? What you going back here? Why you be

(10:54):
back here again? Why don't you be getting adjust Oh wait,
that's our fault. Damn, they're gonna mean, Yeah, what is this?
What is this little thing here every day the time?

(11:16):
This crying thing? Yeah? What is this thing crying all
the time? Yeah? Bet. By the way, Paulina, I noticed
that you posted, I think it was on Facebook a
picture to celebrate the fiftieth podcast, your unentitled podcast, which
means that we did you take because you went out
and you brought out the balloons, So you must have
done a photo shoot anticipating the fiftieth episode? Is that

(11:40):
what happened? Um? I mean I knew there was a
fifty episode coming, you know what? I understand? What does
that work? Now? Let him tell you? Let me tell you. Yeah,
I hold on what I'm blowing Your catch is called
and sitting shut up? No, I'm just saying yes, the photo.

(12:06):
The picture looked like another one of your Like, I
know you do a lot of photos everything making photo shoot,
That's what I'm saying, is it? Yeah? Did you do
with Saint Patrick coming up tomorrow? Shoot? Yeah? Oh no,

(12:27):
high expectations. She already did it that day. It was
really hard to find a box of chocolates in the December,
but she did with a heart. So did you take
like did you like um? Like when artists are making
their Christmas album and in July and they have to
make the studio. Yeah, did you put like a Christmas
tree in there for you know, for the for the

(12:48):
Christmas shoot? No? So I just went and I bought
the balloons and I took a picture yesterday. Wow. Yeah.
Oh I thought this was part of like a previous shoot,
being that you planned ahead. Oh no, okay, a lot
in my phone. She's ready for photo shoot at any
moment anymore. Don't a plan. It has like whatever's going
on today, there will be a shoot. I understand. What

(13:10):
I thought maybe you had done is on the day
of the naked picture, you were like, okay, let's also
bang up fiftieth podcast and let new year. I want
to get a little Santa Maria and put it from
my boob. Yeah. Also, all the photos are naked. She's
just gonna photoshop in like objects like such a hard

(13:33):
suner bob, two shamrocks, fireworks before the jo don't get
away my secrets. You know, I wish that you would
have consulted me because I think it would have been
cool to make the five cover your boobs and you,
you know it comes down y photoshop it in, that's right. No,

(13:57):
I really thought that you came to the photos shoot
a few months ago with like a box of props,
like a cowboy hat, like one of those wacky noses glasses.
She didn't do the Farmer's Only shoot. Yeah, she did
have that cowboy Yes, I still have the cowboy hat
with the straw from the from I'm really disappointed that

(14:19):
you didn't come there with a library book and a
blonde brownie. For today's January twenty second day, Yeah, you
really could have could have done better. Day's gonna be
like her and her cat doing a FOLLO shoot, and
her cat's gonna have a little bubble like, what the
hell are we doing? What you what you'd be would
be doing? Why you be showing your kiddy, I'm the

(14:45):
only kid actually, actually no, She's entertaining reports with friend
and Angie on one of three five Kiss Up Out.
Tylor Swifts dropped some sad news in a recent interview
her mom, Andrea. While was diagnosed with cancer in twenty fifteen,

(15:06):
we knew that she relapsed last year. During a new interview,
Taylor delivered more bad news about her mom's health. While
she was in treatment for her most recent bout with cancer,
they found a brain tumor. I know, Taylor said, the
symptoms of what a person goes through when they have
a brain tumor is nothing like we've ever been through
with her cancer before. So it's just been a really

(15:26):
hard time for us as a family. Her mom's health
is one of the reasons Taylor decided to limit touring
for her last album, Lover. She reportedly limited herself to
just four stadium dates in America and a festival circuit
in Europe. It's intentionally a lighter load than usual so
she can be there and help her mom. Hopefully her
mom will make it out of this one. For her

(15:49):
mom soon, you'll get better. It's like the saxt thing
I've ever heard on her latest album, like Sound Tragic,
just hearing you in the Dixie Chakes and it's just
like it's very like detailed about the nurses and her
favorite nurse and oh it's so sad. I feel terrible. Yeah,
I can't listen to that. U Saturday Night Live announced

(16:09):
that Justin Bieber and Luke Combs are going to serve
as musical guests for the first two episodes of February.
Council serve as a musical guests February first, where um
Houston Texans star JJ Watt is going to host the
episode if you think Yeah, very interesting, and then Bieber
will be the musical guest on February eighth, and Rue
Paul is hosting Wow. That episode is going to be amazing.

(16:32):
SDL returns from their holiday break this Saturday with host
Adam Driver and Halsey as the musical guest. Adam Driver
he just hosted like recently, I thought maybe last yeah. Yeah,
do you see those Internet debates about if he's hot
or not? Like people rearing debate about that. Yes on Twitter,
people really go at it all day about where you're hot.

(16:55):
I don't think he's hot. Yeah, let me look at
home on second, he's Uh, he's Wren in Star Wars,
and he was from Girls Yea, he was creepy and Girls,
Yeah he's creepy. This dude weren't famous, then he's not hot, right.
I don't think people saying it's polarizing. People really go
to bat for him. It's like I was saying yesterday
about when we were talking about um Crince Harry, no

(17:16):
more Crown. Now he's just a ginger, just a regular
ginger walking down the street. I don't know. Yeah, I mean, look,
I'm assume he's not an attractive human, but I don't
know that you think twice about it if you looked
down the street unless he's Adam Driver. Yeah, you could
say that about a lot of celebrities. Actually, UM four
Florida passengers were in shock when Will Smith answered their

(17:39):
lift call gave them a ride around town. So Wills
and Miami promoting bad Boys for life. He was there
over the weekend, picked up four riders and uh, Porsha
take taken Ti can I don't know, yeh, sure that's
too fancy for me. Okay, Occasionally getting into the attitude
of his movie character Mike Flower and encouraging path sengers

(18:00):
to do their best Bad Boys imitation, so Smith made
one passenger FaceTime with his girlfriend during the trip. After
the dude said that his girlfriend watches the original Bad
Boys almost every week, like she's obsessed, So he had
another passenger practiced her scariest freeze. Police voice dropped them off,
and then told them that they would receive free rides

(18:21):
from Left for the next year, which like that, like
that wasn't staged at all? Oh for sure, Yeah right,
you know it's all a big promotion. But the video
is pretty funny. If you want to check it out,
you can see it at bred angie dot com. That
makes me think, what, um, that guy watches Bad Boys
every week? What movie would you say you have seen
more than any other movie? And is it to like

(18:43):
an excessive amount fee five? I'm curious. I'm thinking about this.
Brides Maids, how many times do you think you've seen it?
At least twenty at least? And then the original Sex
in the City movie I've seen at least twenty times.
Purple Rain was on last night. I watched that again.
I've seen that at least twenty times. I can't watch

(19:05):
movies over and over again, like I feel like, you know,
I don't know, I love it, but like comfort movies,
you know what I'm saying, Like any movies on TV.
It could be anything like if I've seen it before,
I'll watch and yes hates it. Like I've watched Grown Ups,
Grown Ups with Adam Sandler, Yeah, I think that movie
is hilarious. I've seen it like probably over twenty times
and Adam, yeah, I get that ad is a dadline

(19:26):
on that. I've seen the ending up, Like, I'm not
even watch that you don't like? No? I mean no,
I mean I probably watched Office Office Space twenty times,
ten times. I've probably watched Variouspieler that many times. UM
watch another one. I don't know, but I don't know.
I mean it's like maybe but four times five times
over the period of my life. I even watched Parasite

(19:48):
again last night because my husband hadn't seen it, and
I'm like, you got to see this movie. It's the
second time in a week. I feel like, if I
know what's coming, it's not nearly as exciting. There's sometimes
like a like an Office Space or comedy. The more
you watch it, you'll pick up on jokes that you
didn't hear the first time around. But if I know
the cliffhanger ending, yeah, then I I don't know. Let's

(20:09):
see your virgin I've seen that a lot of times.
I think, good morning, how you doing? Good morning? Fright,
how's it going? Man? Hey, I'm glad you called a
movie that you've seen more than any other movie. And
how many times are we talking? I would say the
Goonies many? Like shoes? Oh, yes, for sure? Same? Like

(20:35):
what it like it happened once a month you watch
this thing? Or I mean, how often do you watch it?
This thing? Dude aids like five to like twelve. I
watched it every day. And a lot of times when
you're rewatching these movies, it's not even intentional. You're just
like flipping through and then boom it is. It's not
like you go looking for it to watch it again.
It just happens to always be on TV. Yeah, exactly, known,

(20:57):
Thank you, Isaac, have a great day sometimes that's thank God.
I love you too, man Um Andrea, Hi Andrea, how
you doing? Good morning? Hi? How are you guys? You've
seen the Matrix? Okay, so the first time my he
was at my boyfriend at the time, he got the

(21:17):
DVD and we watched it twenty eight times in a row,
in a row in a row. But now I have
a lot of questions. Did you nourish yourself in any
way one of the bathroom were you? Yeah? Like did
you sleep? I probably slept through some of them? And

(21:39):
to this day we it's still on probably at least weekly,
but if not more time qv it is just it
is since we all share hey, hey, hey, hey, Julia,
the Matrix is an amazing movie. No, no, no no, that
was my Kyoto impersonation. There is there is no spoon

(22:00):
right time up for you. My name is Neo. All right,
this is She's never gonna watch the movie again. She's
gonna go watch the movie now to like cleanse her brain.
What's that? It is out of love that we watch it.
It is not my favorite movie, but my choice of

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the TV. You must love him a lot, I guess.
So thank you, Andrea, have a great day, as you called. Marlene. Okay,
you know Selena or Caulna put this in with a
bunch of exclamation points. Marlene, the movie that you've seen
a million times? Yeah, Selena, same sallyn I've seen that

(22:43):
at least twenty times as well. I love Selena. How
many times are we talking about Marlene? What's that? How
many times are we talking about? Maybe like once a month?
Oh yeah, and that's another movie that's always on and
it's I'll stop like The Dark Night is always on
TV and watch that every time. Yeah, you're gonna die

(23:03):
and we cry every time. But I know, right, maybe
one time when you watch that series coming out, then yes,
you can't help out cry every time you know what's
going to happen. But like when she drops that little
egg and then in the y when they're on the
hospital and then her mom breaks down and oh my god.
Maybe maybe if you watch it one more time, the
ending will change. Maybe somebody and becomes more famous than

(23:29):
j Loo actually did maybe love you? Yeah, I have
a good day, Marlene. Thank you. I want to skip
down to Kimmy because I have questions. Kimmy, good morning, Welcome,
how are you? How are you? Guys? We are great?
The movie that you've seen more than any other? And
I want to know how many times we're talking about Well,
wait a second, I called in with one answer, but
then I have another answer. Tell them I called I

(23:51):
called in with was dirty Dancing because it was on
like a loop in my bedroom all through middle school. Wow,
dirty dancing? Long? Um, Kimmy, is that when you were
in middle school? Was that your idea of romance like
a pottery wheel and dirty dance? No? No, didn't they

(24:15):
go to some like summer camp or it was like
a retreat? Yes, nobody puts baby in a car. Yeah,
worked there like she was yah and he was like
help righting. He was no good for what's her name? Yeah? Yeah,
you know what, that movie would have been better with
a pottery wheel. I just I'm sure there was one

(24:36):
there at rest somewhere that bob Bus comes on. But
what was the other one? Kimmy. Hell, we were on
our honeymoon on a cruise ship and what played all
day long for seven days straight? Not that we left
the cabin? What is the Poseidon adventure on a boat?
That's not good? Where they played in different languages? That's crazy.

(25:00):
Like you're on a cruise and they keep playing Titanic
or something like that. It's like, I'm not trying to
watch that. No, I'm not trying to watch that Sully
movie when I'm flying it or whatever. But yeah, thank you,
so much to have a great day, guys. Yeah, thank you,
glad you called. Let me see some of these other
ones here, Dodgeball, the Princess Bride. Yes, stepbrothers, step brothers.

(25:23):
That's another one, at least like a hundred times. I
swear Nasio Libre really, last of the Mohicans. Whoa Last
of the Mohicans. That's that's deep. Yeah. Um Sean says
he watches karate Kid every single day. Yes, sweep the
leg Johnny, all right, wow, did you see that that

(25:45):
sense i's doing commercials? Yeah? Yeah, the mean sense I. Yeah,
always that the guy who's doing like the Kowala It's
it's like, uh, he's what's he calling it? He's calling
his fighting thing like Kowala Khan or something is the
same one. I don't know if I a blond like
a bleached blonde guy. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I didn't get
the joke. And that's why because he's from karate K.

(26:06):
I'm like, who is this guy? Oh? Because it was
Cobrac and now he's doing like Koala Kai or something.
I'm like, what's going on here? Now? I okay, now
I get him. Let's come back and do blogs. Waiting
by the phone. He's new after seven on one h
three five. UM, my aunt and my mom did an

(26:28):
arch and crafts project this week. UM, and they presented
it to me last night. This is for the wedding,
the wedding of the century, this coming up. I will
I'll tell you about it in blogs in just a second.
I'll take a picture of it too. I was joking
about it. I don't know if it's gonna be sacrilegious.
I don't know if I should actually use this in
the wedding because I'm officiating in the wedding, and I
joked that I needed a specific accessory. They not only

(26:51):
went and found one, but then they they decorated it
in their own fashion. UM. So we'll see how this goes.
You guys can tell me about I'm going to bring it.
I just don't know. Other people are gonna think it's
just funny. But this is what happens to my mom
and my ankt together and they've got time on their
hands and bottles of wine or whatever they were consuming.

(27:12):
The result is this thing. UM. Good morning everyone. Fred
Nancie on one or three five Kiss FM six forty nine.
There's a Brooklyn guy who has registered a pint of
beer as his emotional support animal god a beer. It's
a sixteen ounce lightly hopped session IPA served in a
regular pint glass. His name is Floyd Hayes. He says,

(27:34):
I'm not permitted a dog in my building, so I
thought an emotional support beer would be more appropriate. It
helps alleviate my anxiety, and it's cost effective. So somebody
at the USA Service Dog Registration to the registering his
beer with the company would not provide him with any benefits.
She said. He can register his beer all day long.

(27:54):
It's not going to get him anywhere. The workers said
that while landlords who don't typically allow pets in buildings
will sometimes referred to their registry, it has no legal merit,
and that anyone wishing to bring an emotional support animal
on a plane or a place of business requires a
written medical approval from a doctor whoa because it applies
to the Americans with Disabilities Act. I mean, come on, dude,

(28:16):
it's kind a little out of hand. Now out of
hand a peacock, really, and there are people that really
actually need these support animals, So like to kind of
mock it isn't very cool either, Yeah, because you don't
want to have to put your animal, you know, in
the cargo, or you don't want to have to pay
the fee or whatever. I saw a lady in o'harry
yesterday walking her cat on the leash. I've seen that

(28:38):
emotional support animal, which fine, you know whatever, but I
mean really like, normally they're in a they're in like
a crate, you know, we're a little carrier or something.
This lady is just straight up walking through the airport
with the cattle a leash. I've seen that before. That's amazing.
Like the dogs in uh in strollers and stuff. Uh huh.
Well have I tried making your cat though? It's not
like easy. Have you ever tried No, my cat. I

(29:02):
bought a leash once and I tried it. Yeah, it
doesn't work. Like they'll just like flip over and lay
there and they'll flop like a fish. Wow. Really Yeah,
So that's amazing that it's walking. Maybe your catch just
don't have any discipline too, you know, maybe maybe some
cats can be trained to walk on a leash and
just just not yours. Another question that he would ask,
why the hell did you try to put a leash

(29:23):
on me? Look like a dog. I could just honestly,
I can imagine in my mind, PAULI, they're having an
in depth conversation with her cat. I can see it,
it happens. I'm sure Cat's like I have so many questions,
how much time do we have? When does this? When
does this special power go away? See, we were talking

(29:44):
about superpowers the other day and I talked to my
dogs and I wish, I wish I knew what they
would say in response. I would like for one day,
can't we have a conversation where they can talk back
to me? Because now I played both roles. I talked
to Lily and then I respond with what Lily would
say to me, And she's probably laying there going I
sell what I think a whole You know, I don't

(30:05):
want I don't want to know what my dogs. I
don't want to talk to them. I have a feeling
like I don't know. I don't need one more person
like telling me to get something to do well, any
more complaints like can you imagine if you had two
more people in now or the radio blog with all

(30:28):
I sat us update six fifteen, age fifty, imagine that
we we sat and we wrote in our Moleskin diaries
that would be boring, so we saved them aloud. We
call them blogs and go dear blog. Um. So, I
sent a gift to one of my friends, um a
month at least a month ago, about a month ago,

(30:48):
and it was really like I I pride myself on
on trying to pick thoughtful gifts for people. I really
tried to think about, you know, what they're into, who
they are. So I bought a skift for her. Is
that what you got me? A booty waxing for Christmas? Bleaching?
Because it is a bleaching. Well no, it's because you

(31:09):
talked about your butthole for a week and you and
it's a pleasure with it, And so I figured I
would try to help. Oh, I thought it was a
full clean up. I thought it was a waxing and
a bleas it is, I have to wax in order
to correct. Yeah, because unless you want, unless you want,
frosted tips down there. Yeah, they do something else that
I'll never be able to get out of my head. Yeah,

(31:32):
that's interesting, frosted tips her. Maybe I can bring a
full off back. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, that's sorry,
but I sent I sent her this gift a month ago,
very and it's sentimental. It's, you know, like an emotional gift.
I'm like, oh, she's gonna really love this. It's meaningful
and I know she got it. And I've never heard

(31:54):
from her. And this happens all the time when we
do gifts. She's the one person like never calls and
says And I don't want to be the one that's like,
did you get your gifts? How did you know she
got it? Because she told my other friend that because yeah,
and she didn't say anything to you know what. I
haven't spot her in a couple of weeks, but like call,

(32:18):
you know, or just say somebody would I would shoot
them at least at least I'm as super busy. I
would shoot them a texting go I just got this.
I'm gonna call you this amazing thank you. So she
does it all the time. So that's way. No, But
like I'm expect it's annoying to change. No, I'm not
expecting it to change. I'm just I'm like bugged by it.
Like if you get a gift, no more, no more,

(32:41):
no more gifts. If you get a gift from somebody,
just say thanks, Yeah, for sure, I blame you. I
would be annoyed if I if I spend time thinking
about something sentimental and I sent it to you and
you said nothing. Annoyed. I don't want to chase you
down to get a thank you, and I don't want
to go fishing like, oh what did you think about
the Oh? Yeah, it's like, well, hi, you didn't give

(33:05):
it for the response. If you were thoughtful, you were
excited about it, then you at least want to hear
the person be excited about it too. Correct correct, because
it was very personal. Yeah, but whatever, all right, we'll
sign on a friend that person. Yeah, I'll say thank you,
thank you, you always say thank you, dear blog. So,

(33:28):
I my sister's wedding is this weekend. I think a
lot of people are excited it is this weekend, so
that we can stop talking about it. But then, you
guys know this as my as a Jimmy jan would
call it boss man. The story arc then goes on to, uh,
you know, her starting a family and maybe timing an uncle. Um, so,
so guys, we're not really done with this. Wow, it's
not it's not gonna be over on Saturday. I'm sorry,

(33:51):
but I am. They asked me to officiate this wedding,
and I am doing that. And I told them that
I needed a chalice in which to do this. Um,
like the kind in the Catholic church if you grew
up Catholic, where they put the wine in it and
the lady stands there and he take the union and pup.
Yeah yeah, yeah, sure cup. Some would call it a chalice,

(34:16):
some form of religious instrument. I don't know, but um,
you know, if you grew up Catholic, you know what
I'm talking about. This everybody drinks out of the same
wine and then is a lady with a little napkin
and it uses the same part of the napkin to
wipe it off every time somebody's herpes, you know what
I'm saying. Wipe and then spin the cup of say
so they don't touch them now and spin and yeah,

(34:39):
come of Christ. I never took the wine. I never
did the wine neither never tasted the host you know,
body of Christ, Amen or whatever. I did that. But anyway, so, um,
I I received the chalice. Um, it's not only a
little it looks more like something that you would see
like in medieval times, Like uh, it's like it's a

(34:59):
pure you know. But then they took the liberty of
decorating it with um with lines from um that Will
Ferrell movie, Uh count Talladega Nights really so it says
six ounce uh little baby Jesus, and then on the

(35:20):
front of it and this is like in sparkly letters,
it says baby God. Wow. They were they were had, yeah,
because of that scene from the movie where there's a
table saying grace. Picture was a man. Picture him in
a yeah party, I like my Jesus to be a

(35:43):
baby or whatever you say. So I don't know what
they were doing, but they so this. I'm gonna take
a picture of him, put it on my Instagram fred
on air. But they want me to use this thing.
They want me to put like tequila in it or
something and then have it there and be drinking out
of it while I'm doing this thing, which I'm fine with,
but I just don't want anybody who's who doesn't get
the joke to be like, why does his cup say
baby God? That's awesome. Yeah, they were drinking for sure.

(36:10):
I'll get the picture of Freddy out from the Windst
STUDIOSUM Chicago and Radio station. Here's Fredd and Angie. I
got this picture up the chalice picture, Um Fred on Eric,
we'll get it on the other ones too. Um yeah,
it's it's just a little pewter thing. There's a cross on.

(36:32):
I think the cross is the part it says baby
God love his patient, Love is kind God. That is hilarious.
And then on the bag it says six and then
the pound side six pound, nine ounce, baby Jesus, that's hilarious.

(36:53):
I don't know. I think I'm gonna have to fill
it with tequila and the cross like glued on. What
is it? Like? Yeah? Oh yeah, you know, drove all
over town like if looking for hobby lobby or something.
I'm just gonna say, I could see your mom and
your aunt like a drunk at hobby lobby, like giggling
the whole time and going, Okay, no, we gotta get
this cross. Let's get some glitter or let's get Oh yeah,

(37:13):
that's hilarious. This was a real undertaking, right think. But
I uh here, we're gonna be like what is six?
Heshtag mean? Well, that's the thing like if if you're
at my sister's wedding and you don't think that's funny,
then maybe you should leave. This wedding is not for you.
I mean, like, if you know my sister, do you

(37:34):
know my family, then you know we're a little messed up.
So I don't know, but I just thought the it's
the cross sacrilegious. My dad was like, I'm not standing
next to you light he's gonna strike on a sunny day.
I'm like, well, if it's gonna strike for this, if
it was gonna strike at all, it would have stricken
a long time. You walk into the church just lights
on fire. Well that's the thing. I wouldn't carry it

(37:56):
into a church, but like it's like a venue, it's
like a long on. So I think I'm okay, right,
you're gir Okay, you're good. I got rubber souls. I'll
wear those five lightning strikes, a thousand bucks, paying some
bills and new waiting by the phone. Both next the
entertainer reports coming up to what do you have in
their head? Pamela Anderson gets married for the fifth time

(38:16):
on the Sneak. I'll tell you to who why bother?
Like why not just just be you know, why do
you have to get married five times? Borett always wanted
to be with her. She finally flying. Yeah, he puts

(38:36):
her to back. What was it a good I get
I get gluck radio he cannot afford. I get to
get to step, I get the iPod. You cannot afford
sister number one cousins. Oh boy, then why did they

(39:09):
get blown off? And we'll find out now in waiting
by the phone with Fredd and Angie exact how you doing?
Oh you know a little more right? Um, Yeah, I
went on to date with the girl. Um and uh,
I had a really great time. You know, we got
fring um at your conversation and uh wet up. That

(39:29):
was cool. Well that's all. That's all good stuff, Dave,
you know, leads to the hook up and all this.
Was there anything awkward that happened when you guys were
investing around, any kind of I don't know anything, not
that I remember. It was all just a status quo,
normal kind of stuff. Except now she's not calling you.
So everything went well until I guess it didn't and

(39:50):
then you've reached out, texted call. I assume all this stuff. Yeah,
especially after a hook up, that's kind of like yeah,
I mean it's a good, good connection, great chemistry in
the first date that leads to a hook up up.
That's usually a sign that you know thinks you're heading
in the right direction, but not always, as we found
out on Waiting by the Phone. So we'll call Eliza,
bit this girl, we'll ask some questions. You'll be on
the phone and maybe we can straighten this out and

(40:12):
get you guys set up one another date that we
pay for. Okay, can you hang on for a second? Yeah,
all right, you know how this part two Waiting by
the Phone, we'll do it next. You've got to hear
what happens in three minutes after post malone circles on
one h three five Very Special Shelby Shelley's Showdown. Shelley's
out today seven forty five, the two highest money earners

(40:34):
of all time. We'll compete. It's one h three five
Kiss FM, Chicago's number one hit music station. Fred Nanjie,
Part two of Waiting by the Phone right now, Hey, Zach, Yeah,
all right, welcome back. Let's call Elizabeth. You guys met
on Tinder. You had a great date, good time, good chemistry.
You hooked up and then you reached out and she's
not responding. You're being ghosted and you want an explanation. Yeah, right, Well,

(40:59):
after we come in, we'll call Elizabeth right now. Good luck,
good luck? Well? Hi is this Elizabeth? Yeah, good morning
Fred and Antie for the morning radio show A Hun
Kiss SEPV in Chicago. I'm sorry to bother, but I
have to tell you that we are on the radio

(41:20):
right now. I would need your consent to continue with
the call. Is that okay? If we talked for a
couple of minutes, okay, Well, thank you. Um. I appreciate
that you can hang up any time you one two.
But we're calling on behalf of a guy named Zach
who you met on Tinder apparently, and you guys went
on a date. Do you remember this guy? Yeah? Yeah, Okay, Well,

(41:43):
so he described to us a really great date, good chemistry,
a physical connection, and he's confused as to why you're
not responding to him. So can you fill us in.
We'll tell him and go from there. Okay, Wow, Well
he really freaked me out. Why. So okay, we're talking

(42:06):
about you know, we went on the State and we're
having a good time and talking about all the shows
that we're binging, and I started talking about this show
you that we're obsessed with love that show so good,
so good is even better. It's so good. It's really
is really good and it's really real. Um and uh,

(42:30):
I mean in a way it feels real. It's very
well done. Um. But but yeah, so I thought that
heard that was the end of it. And then we
go back to his place, so I'm like, took up
and and then he disappeared for a while. Then he
came back wearing a ball like that guy Joe wearing
the hat was a backpack. Yeah, ball cap in a

(42:52):
backpack and oh he started talking like Joe and it
freaked me out. It really so he turns into the
psychopath demonitor like and like what yeah, me back. Oh
my god, um hey Zach. Yeah, I forgot to mention

(43:15):
this Zach is here, Elizabeth. I'm sorry. Wow, way to
take it the role playing. Oh my god, you have
a glass box room where you keep people? Yeah? Do
you do you restore books in there? I mean, I'm
a big fan of book but I don't like to.
I don't I don't want to reveal my secret. Oh
my god, I don't know in the show, and you're

(43:35):
embodying that. Yeah, I thought I thought you were into
that back. I mean, you're taking this too far. I
am here worth for human fantasies and you know, pleasure
and all that, and I just don't understand. What was

(43:57):
it last week and now it's this dude is emulating
freaky characters from Netflix. Um, you know, the dude is
like a killer, Like, why would you think that it's okay? Like, yeah,
maybe maybe she sort of internalized the show. And then
now you come out the role playing as a killer
and someone who kidnaps women. I'd like to I prefer

(44:24):
I like it like Real Housewives of Atlanta. I don't
want my man to show up dressed as Nanie. You know,
like you're taking it a little too far. I don't know.
I mean maybe he's taking notes at home. There's something
to that. All right. Look, so everything seemed to be
going well though, Elizabeth, like you seem fine with him
until he did this. So so, uh, he didn't play
this right, you weren't into it. He didn't read the room.

(44:45):
Would you give him another shot if he puts away
the costume and the role play. I don't know. I
mean that feels kind of yeah, definitely scared. I mean
it's cool to like be funny and I again. But
this was scary. This is like a scary funny and
now we're gonna wear my Charles Manson outfit again during sex.

(45:06):
I'm sorry, I'm I'm confused. I mean, you say that
you're abed with the show. Looks you wants to live it. Yeah,
I glad. I don't want to live it, but it's
it's really good. Okay. Um, so no second day than Elizabeth's. No,
all right, noutting out on a completely new world. You're scared,

(45:28):
I'm scared. I don't agree. Well, if he comes all right,
if he comes over your house with a backpag and
the hat next time, then you might, yeah, you might
want to be away? Were your surroundings? Um, guys, thank
you for your time, Best of luck to both of you.
All right, yeah, thanks, thank you. Okay. The entertainment report
with Angie up to the second Hollywood News and Gossip.

(45:50):
It's next stuff just Selina Gomez Lose You to Love
Me on Kiss. This is Angie's entertainment reports with friend
and Angie on one of three. It's about You by
Sharp Vision, Lasic and I Care Movie Mogul John Peters
Ever heard of him. No, no, I know where you're

(46:11):
going with this, but I was like, who the hell
is this guy? Right? Well, he first met Pamela Anderson
at the Playboy Mansion when she was only nineteen. He said,
I knew she would be a big star. The two
ended up dating and living together for a while. Back then,
Peter's even proposed, but Pamela declined because he was twenty
two years older than she was. He remembers telling her,
in thirty years our age difference, it is not going

(46:31):
to mean so much. So just about thirty years later,
he turned out to be right. Pamela and Peters, she's
fifty two, he's seventy four. Got hitched in a private
Malibu ceremony on Monday. I didn't think she was fifty
two anyway, Peters and seventy four doesn't bother me that much,
because I feel like, after a certain point, does it
really matter anymore? No, exactly, Peter said. There are beautiful

(46:56):
girls everywhere. I could have had my pick, but for
thirty five years, I've only one Pamela. Okay, dude. Both
have been married four other times. Peters had a longtime
romance with Barbara Streisen. He actually was the dude that
did A Star is Born with Barbara back in the day,
and the new one as well. He's also been sued
at least five times for sexual harassment, so they're safe, okay.

(47:20):
I just love how he's like, I could have had
any woman, Trust me, I had my pick of the litter.
So Prince Harry mega Marcole are hoping for a peaceful
life as they stepped down from their senior roles in
the royal family, but the press is still giving them
a hard time. After taking British tabloids to court over
their ruthless campaign against Megan, the couple is now threatening
to sue the paparazzi too. Yesterday there was a Megan

(47:44):
sighting reportage. She was spotted taking baby Archie and her
dogs for a walk in the woods in Vancouver, Canada,
apparently peaceful until the paparazzi showed up and started taking pictures.
Once Harry touched down in Vancouver Island to join them,
the couple's lawyers jumped on the paparazzi and a letter
sent to British news outlets Harry and Meghan Warren that
action will be taken if they purchase or spread any

(48:06):
of those pictures. They're not happy. This is sad news.
Ozzy Osbourne has come forward to announce it he has Parkinson's.
Ozzie's wife Sharon said, it's prk N two. There's so
many different types of Parkinson's. Is not a death sentence
by any stretch of the imagination, but it doesn't affect

(48:27):
certain nerves in your body, and it's like you have
a good day and then a bad day. The seventy
one year old canceled his tour last year after getting
the diagnosis and hold up to recover. That's when rumors
started that he was dying. Ozzie's been taking meds for
Parkinson's and nerve pills. They're also working with overseas medical professionals.
Ozzie says the thing that's pushing him through the battle

(48:48):
is his family and his fans. They're my heir. I
just hope they hang on and they're there for me
because I need them. Come on, let's take it better
more to check out online today. Let's see what we
got here. Oh Wilson doing his undercover lift. And also
you go to see the Starbucks barista. He exactly like
Harry styles, Like people thought they were getting punked that

(49:10):
Harry was like serving their coffee. Oh, like it was
an episode of Ellen or something, right, But it's not.
It's the dude just looks just like him. It's at
Fred Angie dot com, um Jessica on Twitter, Fred on air,
she'd put you on this too, Auntie Taylor. Uh, there's
a lot of waiting by the phone that have intense
odd sex hookups and clearly all components of consent are
not discussed because who tf thinks they can decide that

(49:34):
type of role play without discussing it. I guess. I mean,
but what I wonder is if these people aren't just trying,
you know what I mean, like like just trying trying things,
and then you know what I mean, like I don't
get it's like a weird time to try to spring
like your bag of tricks on somebody on your first time,

(49:54):
you know, like don't usually say the freaky for a
little bit down the road. I agree. I guess I
just never thought about and sent as it pertained to
pretending to be like fantasy, like if I'm doing something
to you, then I need to ask for your permission,
of course. I mean, look I don't. I just never
thought about it that way before. Like, like, if I decide,
if you come to my house, I decided to dress

(50:14):
up like the Incredible Hulk again, then I I didn't
know that I had to ask for that. I should
ask for permission. I mean, you could think I'm a
weirdo and walk out, you know, and I certainly can't
touch you or or or you know, um do anything
without asking for your permission. But if I try that
because I think you might be into it, and I
misread that, well, then that's that's my bad and it's

(50:35):
probably gonna result in us not getting together. But you know,
I guess I never thought about it that way. If
I ask ahead of time, doesn't that sort of take
the spontaneity out of it. If I'm like, hey, later on,
I'm gonna dress up like the Incredible Hulk. M just
heads up, then you know, I don't know, Maybe that's
not as much fun. Yeah, I don't. I don't know
that you should just be whipping out everything on the

(50:56):
first day. I think save save your freakiness for later. Yeah,
when you guys know each other and you're more comfortable.
I hope they continue doing it. Because it really makes
for entertaining waiting by the phones. So go ahead, do
you man, Go ahead and be as long as you're
not being predatory, go ahead and pretend that you are
Joe from you and call everybody back where. I got

(51:20):
a couple of viral trends here that I want to
talk about today. Um, and you know, there have been
a lot of them that are ridiculous, the tide pods thing. Um,
there have been some other ones that are good, like
the ice bucket challenge for als, it gets a good one,
and then there's this one. Um, there's a the one. No,
I'm getting to the one that Camel's laughing about. But
this one's just gross. It's um on TikTok. It's called

(51:43):
the hashtag cereal challenge. It involves users eating cereal out
of other people's mouths. What gross, like some baby bird
stuff or something? Um, ask my axe always if I
could baby, can I bird you? You let me ask

(52:10):
you x X. Together, one person poured cereal and milk
into the mouth of another person, who is usually lying
on their back. The first person then takes the spoon
and eats the cereal out of the second person's mouth
as ifrible, So there's no chewing going on. First, tough
for the person that has the milk in their Yeah,

(52:33):
you're gonna make a bowl close throw anyway, of course
it's dangerous and concerned that somebody could choke to death
or how much is the fact that it's unsanitary and disgusting? Yeah, nasty.
That's how you love someone. I'll never be in love.
I'll never be alone. And then there's this one um
also from TikTok. So we can go ahead and shut

(52:55):
that thing. Okay, I'm trying to get roof you to
do this one that you're talking about. He won't do it.
Thank you for not asking me to do it. I
love that you have enough respect for me that you
wouldn't ask me to do this. I know if it works,
So yeah, here's your chalice. But this one, friend, the
opening is not the opening is not big enough, my man,

(53:17):
that's not something to brag about talking about each other. Okay,
hold on, hold on, But it's a story. But this
story pertains to that. It wasn't like, it wasn't like
I'm doing a story about like it feels good. And

(53:38):
then all of a sudden, Rufio goes but you're gonna
be one, you know, correct, But you're still like, oh yeah, dude,
oh yeah you should. You should hear the way that
the women in the studio talks about their genitali off
there and they go, oh yeah, just like that. Um.

(53:59):
Social media bows, those are dipping their um parts, their
male parts into soy sauce. Um. So there's a twenty
thirteen study apparently this is real about how mice and
by if I'm getting punked, I'm gonna be really upset,
like if this isn't really real, but it's still funny. Um.
Mice can apparently taste with their testicles. Um. And then

(54:23):
this was rediscovered by TikTok user, who challenged male social
media users to dip your um, your twigging just the
berries in something because it's for science. So in one
viral response, one guy he dips his stuff in soy sauce.

(54:45):
It doesn't show the actual application while sitting in his car.
Yeah I had this in your car. I don't know.
That's like publican decency or something. Um. The guy says
he was inspired by the portion of the study the
claims that the amino acids insight so sauce can also
be detected by the by the berries. Um. He claims

(55:05):
that the taste test was a success. He goes, oh
my god, I can taste the salt. Oh that's so
like what scientists are sitting here experimenting with mice and
having them tea bags soy sauce to see. If you
want to know what they say, Hey, mister mouse, yet worked.
Oh that tastes like chocolate ice cream. Why amazing. That's

(55:29):
why I want Rufio to try it to see if
it really works. What are little mice balls look like? Cute?
I bet they're so cute. I'm gonna be honest with you.
I'm curious. I'm not gonna do it, but I'm I would.
I would fully do it if I could. Right, I
want to do soy sauce, maybe like ranch dress after.

(55:49):
I think it's the soy sauce is the key element
because it's the amino acids. I think I think he
needs something more like. I don't think ranch would work
because it would just sort of coat. Yeah, you need
some thing that really penetrates. Okay, so you can taste it?
This is gross. Um. They did ask a doctor Men's
health did and the doctor said, there's no evidence to
mecca of any claims that men of any species can

(56:10):
actually taste things through their chunk. Um. A mental health
advocate adds it well, studies have shown that various tissues,
including the testes, harbor taste receptors. There's no proof that
any animal can actually taste me of these receptors. Um
like you would say something from the mouth. So I
guess it's not a thing. I'm looking at mice testicles.

(56:33):
They're so cute, they're little. I'm not sure which worse
rufio talking about my stuff? Are you talking about tickling
mouse testicle? They're cute? Well, probably might look like little

(56:55):
baby grains of rice. Hey, you know, here's the good
news about If anything ever happens and they do a
forensic investigation of my computer on my phone and they're like,
look at the weird stuff that Fred and Angie are
searching for, all you have to do is be like, well, no,
because for the radio show, I just show research and
I'm just trying to come up with content for the program.

(57:16):
You know, So it's not I didn't care about I
wasn't looking that up for me. I was simply looking
at mouse testicles because I needed to be able to to,
uh you know, speak of it in an educated way
because of this very scientific study that we discuss. Now
we know, yeah history. Are you gonna go home and

(57:37):
try it? Please? No? I like, okay, well, you don't
have to like eat that. It's a waste of soy sauce,
the perfectly good key sauce. Yeah, do you do any
like low sodium one orgular sauce, my dumplings and sauce.

(57:58):
But there's some packets in the case here. We can
do it right now, enough, Rufie, the only one you
to do this because you're Asian. I'm just saying this.
The only reason is because I knew you wouldn't and
he actually would be the type that might be maybe
would maybe I'll go on TikTok. That's what I was

(58:21):
gonna say. I feel going home today and the baby's
napping and he's alone, and just as it work, and
he's like, I wonder and he gives a little solo
cut out. I can totally see this haste. There's gonna
be people that like, open the fridge later or see
that soy sauce bottle sitting there and like hmmmm, Like
doesn't say how long you have to dip them in there.
I don't know. I don't think you've to and just yeah,

(58:43):
just tea bag it. I don't think you need to
marinate your nads in there or anything. I could give
any time parameters Okay, but here you know what, you
could go home and you could prove a doctor rang
rufie And how often can you say that in your
life that you get to prove a physician? Row doesn't
your face though, like not lower? But you know the
reaction video Like I also wonder though, if this isn't

(59:06):
mind over matter, Like I almost wonder if it's because
it's supposed to happen or supposedly that when you do
it right. And soy sauce is a strong smell, and
you know what I'm saying, Like, once you pour that
you're gonna you should try to dip your nads in
the soy sauce while eating a piece of sushi and
see if the tastes like mix together to make the

(59:30):
perfect chopstick. Yeah. Wow, It's almost like a yoga pose
and then pat your tummy a very special The two
top money winners ever in the showbiz Shelly Showdown or
playing next after Fred and Angie one three Filly is Yeah,

(59:58):
the lawyers made us bleak that out. All right, very
special show, but Shelley's Showdown brought to you by our
great friends at Olivet Nazarene University Online. They offer bachelor's, masters,
and doctoral degrees. Visit online dot Olivet dot E Yeah,
damn right. All right, so today we're doing something special.

(01:00:19):
Shelley is out, um, and so we were like, what
are we gonna do. We cannot do the Showdown. I
don't know. We had maybe Angie will do it, but
instead we decided to find the two top money earners
in the history of the show, Mike and Andrea. We'll
welcome both of them right now. Um, good morning, guys,
welcome to the program. All right, So this is sort

(01:00:43):
of like the Jeopardy Goat thing, sort of like Ken Jennings,
sort of like hold Tower, not exactly. Um, but you
guys won the most money what one of you was
like twenty four fifty or something like that, you know,
and Andrea won the most one fifty. Yeah. Yeah. Have
you spent the money yet, Andrea? No, I haven't gotten

(01:01:06):
me yet. Oh yeah, well, we're check is in the mail. Check. Yeah,
we got to move some things. Yeah, account set up,
but what Paul got moving around? Some money around? It'll
be there, don't worry. It's I think I think we're
good for it. I'm not sure, but I think we're

(01:01:27):
good for you. So I'm hoping. I'm hoping because my
kids already made me fund it, so I'm hoping. Well,
so you guys are gonna compete to see who I
guess is really the best of the two of you
that the highest money earners. Um Andrea, Since you won
the most money, I think it's fair to let you
decide if you want to go first or second. I
would like to go first. Okay, you want to go first?
All right, So we gotta put Mike on hold, and

(01:01:49):
then Pauline's gonna talk to Mike and the soundproof boos
so that you can't hear any of of the questions
being asked. So that's what we're gonna do right now.
Is everyone ready to go? Yeah, we got the soundproof thing.
Paul's gonna pick up the phone on Mike. Yep, she's
got it. All right, There we go, all right, perfect,
So here we go. Question Mike cannot hear any of this.

(01:02:10):
He's talking to Paulina in the other room. Question number
one for you, this Diners, Drive Ins and Dives host
is fifty two today? Okay for Ari, I don't know, okay, um.
This singer canceled a Madame x tour date with forty

(01:02:30):
five minutes notice. Madonna Kelly ripples that she quit drinking
three years ago when her live co host joined the show.
Name her co host That's what I started drinking. Beyonce
was slammed for excluding her plus sized customers with her
new Ivy park line. Which well known company did she

(01:02:51):
collab with on the collection? And Adele's managers said that
she has new music on the way. What does she
name him? Every album? After three? So what are we accepting?
Number one? No, you're not. Unfortunately we can't go. Three

(01:03:12):
You got three? Okay? Three? Okay? Three, missed the first
and the last. There we go. So let's bring We're
gonna bring Mike back. Now we're gonna put him on hold.
Fine has been talking to him, so I couldn't hear
any of the questions. Mike back yet. All right, Mike,
you're there. Okay. Three? So she got three. Okay, Um,
please don't tie, because I don't know where we're gonna

(01:03:33):
get there. No, I think I think Mike's got this
one in the bag. All right, So let's see question
number one. Mike, this Diners, Drive Ins and dives oost
is fifty two today three two. Yeah, he was saying
it as you said out the buzzer, and he pronounced

(01:03:55):
the name correctly, So I think we have to give
it to him. This singer canceled a Madame tour Jade
with forty five minutes. Notice three was there was Madonna,
I'd be pissed. Can you imagine go to a concert
you drive all the way to U see Park, all
that stuff you're in there, and it was like, ah,

(01:04:15):
not gonna happen. Um. Kelly Ripple said she quit drinking
three years ago when her live co host joined the show.
Name her co host, Oh my god. Three no, Mike one.
I don't even know what did I tell you? I said,
do not tie? Um. Beyonce was slammed for excluding her

(01:04:36):
plus size customers with her new Ivy parkline. Which well
known company did she collab with on the collection? Three two? One?
Oh no, it's late late and Finally, Dell's manager. Dell's
manager said that she has new music on the way.

(01:04:58):
What does she name every album? Him? After three? Oh? Man, Mike,
you know what you just Mike? You were like that
third guy whose name I can't remember on Jeopardy, the
guy who didn't do anything? What was his name? I
got one, right, you got one? Third guy, Rob Low

(01:05:21):
That's who it was. That guy. Um, anyway, man, Andrea,
you're the best of all time. I guess Andrea Andrea,
well she she put it in phonetically, Andrea Andrea. I
know I know how to say Andrea, Well, I don't
know how to say. Is if it's like okay, anyway, um,
you win, congratulations, thank you, thank you. What are we

(01:05:45):
giving it? We're giving your tickets. You get tickets. Okay,
you don't get any more money because already got all
the money, so we don't have you got tickets to Madonna?
Just kidding. You know what. We're gonna get you the
money that we promised you before. Every Yeah, you get
your old money and just in you get a gallon
of Kikoman soy sauce as well, which is exciting. This

(01:06:08):
is exciting, and you'll have soy sauce forever. So actually, no, Mike,
Mike gets and you get the tickets. So there you are.
You know what, somebody, somebody who listens to our show
is gonna try and report back. I'm certain of that.
I have no doubt. Let us yeah, let us know. Guys,

(01:06:29):
go back to your palatial palaces with all that money
that we gave you and enjoy retirement. Okay, have a
great day. Thanks guys. You guys, hold on. Um So,
I don't know. We're not gonna make Mike say the
thing because it doesn't work. So Mike can't hang with
the other from Yah, well you go. You can't remember

(01:06:49):
his name, so you gotta score points, man, you gotta
get That was a pretty easy one too, I felt.
So Andrea is the winner, so we can put her
down as the current and goat. Maybe we'll do this
again sometime, but I think Shelley's back tomorrow, right, Yes,
Shelley's back to normal, and we're back to normal and
back to giving away money and back to the gorilla

(01:07:09):
in Well, tomorrow, we'll do it. Benny Blanco's on now,
and good news stories are next. In two minutes of
Fred and n Angie, It's kiss when I was young. Yeah,
it feels good with Freddy and Angie on one of
three five kiss m all right. We share good news
positive stories every day on the show thanks to Auto

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Barn Mazda of Evanston Angie Go First. Lron James surprised
a room full of excited New York teenagers yesterday revealing
they'll have free access to bikes for a year as
part of Lift's new program Lift Up. So liftop is
the ride sharing company's new initiative to expand transportation access
to those who need it most, The company says, with

(01:07:52):
Lift Up, a partner with leading nonprofits to provide free
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Harlem YMCA. We're among the first to be gifted a
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The memberships will continue to be distributed in conjunction with

(01:08:15):
the National YMCA two thousands of sixteen to twenty year
olds throughout this year. James's company, Uninterrupted is partnered with
Lift on the program. So good on both of that, Yeah, yeah,
all right, So this is a place called a Ship
of Hope. I had not heard about this. It serves

(01:08:35):
up much more than coffee on the Northwest Sides. Through
a partnership with Dark Matter Coffee, the cafe donates one
hundred percent of its proceeds to mental health education and
suicide prevention. It doesn't matter who you are, where you
come from. Five out of five people have good days
and bad days, said the owner named Johnny Boucher. It's
okay not to be okay. Nationwide, suicide rates are at

(01:08:58):
the highest in over twenty eight years, and he opened
Sip of Hope in honor of those who will never
get the chance to pull up a chair. I personally
have lost sixteen people to suicide, and the overarching issue
is they all that they all face was silent, and
he said his goal is always to meet people where
they're at and not where we expect them to be.

(01:09:20):
You can talk to our baristas because they're trained in
mental health first aide. So the place is called Sip
of Hope on the Northwest Side, and it has a
great cost. One hundred percent of the proceeds go to
mental health education, which is awesome. So I definitely patronize them.
And uh and and check it out. Gie live from
the Interest Studios WUKSFM Chicago and I hear radio station.

(01:09:45):
Here's Fred and Angie he Good morning everyone, Morning Christen
eight oh one. It is wednes Stage, January twenty second.
Fred and Nancy are on Good Morning Antie Taylor. Hey,
WI got the whole crew here a thousand bucks paying
off some holiday bills. You win in two minutes. It's
our now world famous Hot or Cold. Um. Yesterday we
awarded Jimmy Jamm awarded the winner from last week, and

(01:10:07):
it was the woman who is going to go down
to Orlando and warm up and make a baby. And
that will be at least the second child that because
I think it's gonna happen for them. I just I
feel it. Um, it's gonna be at least the second
child that has been conceived as a result of a
Franzy trip. So that's true. That's true. The first one

(01:10:28):
that we did a pop up wedding with them at
Buckingham Fountain, second to the VMA's and that weekend they
conceived the child. Uh. And for some reason, I'm getting
child support bills for this. I think that's weird. I
don't think that was part of the deal. It wasn't
even there, said Friday. We didn't say we were paying
for the kid too. That's what I'm saying. Uh yeah.

(01:10:50):
So hey, by the way, when you go to the Universal,
if you get pregnant, not not on us. We got
to add that to the contract or whatever. But let's
welcome today. We got Ramona m O. Welcome to the show.
How are you thank free? How are you great? So?
Ramona is Kaylin's player today cancer coach, and this is
what you're playing for. Most everybody is campaigning to win.

(01:11:12):
You get thirty seconds to convince Jimmy jam the judge
who's in his corner office right now listening, why you
should win the trip to Sunny Florida to explore Universal
Orlando Resorts, three amazing theme parks. You also stay at
Universal's endless Summer Resorts, serve side in and sweets. That's
where everybody wants to go. However, the cold trip that
was supposed to at one point be really undesirable. You know,

(01:11:34):
nobody wants to freeze their ass off. You already do
that in Chicago. Not so bad. One nice stay at
the Lake Lawn Resort on um De Delavan Lake Delavan
Lake in Wisconsin, Wisconsin's Lake Geneva region, and you get
fifty bucks food and beverage credit. That's not so bad either.
But you probably want to go to Orlando, right, Ramona, Yeah,
of course, ye yes, So that's that's a good way

(01:12:01):
to appeal to the judge because he likes all those things.
So here we go thirty seconds to um, just I
don't know, did share share your heart, share your heart
in your heart my heart? It would take too long.
But I just really need to I really need to
get out of here. Um I really need to get
some some heat and alcohol and really stress. Everyone's stress.

(01:12:22):
A lot of people have kids. My friend's kids are
also great. My kids are stressing me that I don't
like troubally And when I got in struggle for aware,
they are they are? They are. When I got in
trouble at work because I was cattletaled on that I'm
on my phone all day, well hello, I streamed just
have fone all day of course on the dam myself.
But I have to no one, I need to be listening.

(01:12:44):
And I was like, I just I just, yeah, I
can go very good. That was a great That was
a really great thirty seconds. Good job, Kaitlin. My favorite
part was when she was talking craft about her kids
and she played whispered. If you whisper on the radio,
not as many people gonna hear it. Yes, the thing

(01:13:05):
I've been working on for years. We have a bomb
to pick with your boss for being mad at you
for streaming us all day? How dare how dare they? Right? Well,
it was the other girl in my my like department,
and I'm like, are you freaking sitch? Right? She listens,
She listens to Eric. That's the thing, you know, that's
that's the kind of person that would snitch. So I don't.

(01:13:27):
I've got friend and Angie. She doesn't even get Eric
and what's her name? No name? Hell girl, come on,
I think they fired what's your name? So it doesn't
even matter. I will even wear friend and Andrew bikini. Okay,
you you want my white boobs, Angie? You want my
left boob? Whatever I want? No, no, no, no, Angie.

(01:13:50):
That that is really selfish of you. I at least
want right boob. Okay, So friends on my right Andree's
on my left. I'll get it made and I'll um.
I have a feeling that we'll get it made if
you'll actually do it. I can see the wheels turning
in the corner office right now as you say that.
A fringe keeney, who gets the bottom? I don't want

(01:14:12):
to know. Don't answer that answer. Don't answer that question.
M Ramona, that was a very good job and you'll
find out a Monday morning if you're the winner. Okay,
thank you, guys, have a great day. I love Ramona's
fantastic so universal trip Lake Ladder Resort Trip. We're gonna
compete for that all week. Two more chances and you

(01:14:34):
can get signed up at one out three five kissfm
dot com to be on and gets you thirty seconds.
So is it Rufio your Player tomorrow? Yes, I don't.
I don't know that's the one to beat. I think
I just hope contestants better than my contestant last week.
I mean, she's he or she has to be, don't.
I don't think it gets worse than that. Yeah, I
think the only way that Rufio your Player wins is

(01:14:56):
if they appeal will dipping and so that's the only
I think that they're gonna win A thousand bucks paying
off some holiday bills. After Lizzo two minutes away on
one h three five, Why are you guys laughing? Stardus,
Halina and Klein are over here like singing this song
in a really low voice. They're like, yeah, oh you

(01:15:19):
like her? Off whoa my favorite part? You go boom
part baso. Good morning everybody ate twelve friend Nanjie on
one h three five kiss a from Chicago's number one
day music stage. So the entertainment report is about fifteen
minutes Twoway, what's in there? Ange? Oh, we got some

(01:15:40):
sad news from Taylor Swift about her mom's health. I'll
tell you the latest. There reading this story right now
on CNN. A three year old Malaysian boy living in
the UK has become the youngest member to join MENSA,
the largest and oldest international high IQ society in the world.
You're gonna show off. You got the sticker on the
back of your car about the role. Yeah. I got

(01:16:00):
this kid three years old and he's in MENSA. His
name is Mohammed. He was invited to join MENSA after
meeting with a psychologist and scoring a one hundred forty
two on the Stanford Bennett IQ chest, placing him in
the ninety nine point seventh percentile. So there's somebody that
you and I both know and can't really stand who

(01:16:22):
is who took the test and everything and was, you know,
MENSA level and uses it as their introduction for everything,
like Hi, I'm so and so MENSA member, blah blah blah.
It's on their Twitter handle. It's like, oh, really, yeah,
you're gonna have to remind me off the air who

(01:16:42):
this is. My dad is. I think he's MENSA level,
but he'd never ever know. He would never ever ever
tell you, yeah, because he was high enough for that.
But I you know, that's amazing. Yeah, he's not like
walking around with a T shirt that says I'm MENSA.
Don't know. No, he does have that, but he'll never
say it to you though. Um So, in order to

(01:17:03):
get I guess, to be designated as MENSA, you must
demonstrate an IQ in the top two percent of the population.
So there's a supervised IQ test design for children and
adults above ten and children less than ten have to
be assessed by an educational psychologist. I don't know how
this person passed, but whatever, Well, I guess it's hard

(01:17:27):
for me to understand at three years old, how the
I mean, I'm not, this isn't what I do, so
what do I know? But at three it's it's hard
for me to understand how how they would know. I mean,
I don't know what I was doing at three, but
I wasn't proving to anybody that I was mensa or
not mensa. In fact, at three, I think my parents
were wondering if I was going to become much of anything. So, yeah, right,
you can color in the lines, you're mensa. Yea. Well,

(01:17:49):
remember I was supposed to be small and feeble, so
I don't I don't know. I wasn't and being at
home and looking at pictures of myself as a tidler.
I was a very good looking baby and toddler. I
became very unattractive in middle school and in part of
high school and college for that matter. And then I
gained a bunch of weight, and then I started to

(01:18:10):
look good again through that awkward like middle school high
school face. You know, mine lasted three quarters in my life,
so I had I had a really strong showing off
the top and then uh, I don't know, it's it.
I was talking to somebody about this the other day.
It's kind of an unfair thing that I think men
have an advantage. Not that women don't become more attractive,
but I think men typically have an opportunity. Some of

(01:18:31):
the things that women are self conscious about weight gain
are gray or that kind of thing. Like gray hair
on a man typically adds some steam. You know, it's
not a bad thing, No, it's it can be real sexy.
I like a little salt and pads, and I not
to say that I don't. I don't think it looks
good on women, but I think that maybe there's an
unfair advantage that that men sometimes and in some cases,

(01:18:52):
tend to become a little more attractive with age. It's
way better on man. I'm like, just the hair fairies
coming to get rid of mine today. The gray color,
just just the hair fairy, my hair fairy. We're gonna
have to market her that way. Let's get a web
and Twitter in the whole thing. Let's do it make
her rich. I saw this on Reddy yesterday and I

(01:19:13):
had to laugh because I had never thought about it.
But I wonder, fine, three five, have you ever considered
are you somebody who sleeps naked? And if you do,
have you ever considered what your plan would be if
there were a fire or if there was a murderer.
I think about this all the time, seriously, I do
because I sleep naked, and I'm like, what happens if

(01:19:36):
you know? Yes, I didn't know, Yeah, you sleep completely naked. Yes,
I don't like any sort of restriction on my body
when I'm trying to sleep because I don't want to
like roll around and like then my shirt is like
all tied up or what. I don't like breezy, breezy.
I have a blanket on me, not a big comforter.

(01:19:58):
I mean, I don't know why I feel uncomfortable sleeping naked.
I wear I don't wear a lot, like maybe a
T shirt, some basketball shorts or something, but like I don't,
I don't know. I've tried it and I don't. I
don't know. But have you ever considered if you're somebody
who sleeps naked? I want to know, have you ever
thought about what you would do if the murderer came in?
And granted in both of those cases, I mean a fire,
you might have a chance to escape. Right if a

(01:20:19):
murderer comes in, I'm nothing I'm worrying about is like
where are my clothes? I guess I'm trying not to die.
But I have like at the end of my bed
there's a bench, and I have my robe like that.
I leave my robe on my bench just because I'm nervous,
like I don't know my kid's gonna come in or yeah,
like a fire whatever, you know. It is it a

(01:20:39):
workout bench like your mom had in her rob It's
not that kind of bench. Thanks for that memory. I
told the story before, but for those who who are
just joining us, my uh not no, no, no no, no,
no, no no no. I won't tell your mom's story. I
won't tell the story about how you how you watched
it on your mom leaning over a workout bench in
her bedroom. I won't tell that story. Though. I was

(01:21:00):
maybe eight and my parents got divorced and my my
adopted he's my adopted dad now, but he was my
stepdad at the time. He was living in the house
and he'd been there for a while, and he slept naked.
He didn't walk around the house naked or like, you know, no,
none of that like weird stuff, but he slept naked.
And so one morning and he would wake me up

(01:21:21):
for school. So one morning, about five o'clock in the morning,
my door swings open and there is my father, naked
with a gun get in my doorway and he goes,
come here. So so I I followed my my, my
naked stepfather um to the backyard where he had. This

(01:21:42):
was in Arizona. He had he had somehow gotten up
to get to look to get coffee. He looked at
our doggie door and there was a coyote the doggie
door to eat our snauger. So he's naked. He goes
and crabs a gun and shoots the thing naked, and
then he go out in the backyard. And we gotta mean, look,

(01:22:02):
it was gonna eat the dog. Um. I know people
are gonna get mad at me and say it's a
very unpopular story. That was gonna eat our freaking family dog. Anyway,
so we had to to tend to this. Well, he's
I'm like, can you put some clothes on and put
the gun away? Wow, it's like a wild West down there.
A gun. You will stop at nothing to protect our family. Uh,
this much, I would tell you. Can you put some

(01:22:24):
clothes on? Man? What a story? Hey, Katie good morning.
Welcome to the show. How are you good? How are
you guys good? So, so you sleep naked? What are
you gonna do if there's a murderer, Wow, a murderer,
he's probably gonna see me naked. But I do keep
my robe in my slippers right next to the get up. Yes,

(01:22:46):
throw it on and you're ready to go. It's true
if you're a naked sleeper, it's it's something you thought
of before. Like what happens if I suddenly have to
spring up and and go into action somehow? Now I
supposing in the event of a fire, Katie, you would
you but you just go for your robe and get
right there. It's one of those. Once I stand, I

(01:23:07):
pick it up and it's like ready to put on. Yeah,
you're good. Same, all right, So you've you've thought about
it then? Is what is what it comes down to?
Like Andy said, it's something that you consciously think of
kind of all the time. Yeah, okay, all right, well
thank you Katie. Yeah, I have a wonderful day. Yeah,
thanks so much for listening. Okay, Frank, Frank, you're a

(01:23:27):
naked sleeper, sir? Oh yes I am. I games you say,
I feel completely restricted on any time I'm naked while
I'm sleeping. Yeah, I can't sleep if you're tossing and
turning and then your your shirt gets all tangled up
and feel tight to feel like, yeah, you're talking sort
of fabric of your sheets doesn't also make you feel

(01:23:48):
that way. No, No, not really, And I actually like
a heavy blanket. Same, okay, all right, so so what
are you gonna do? What's your plan in the events
of a of a mass murderer. Well, I mean the
plan and the event of the mass murder is they're
gonna have to see me naked, because I didn't think
that do too much. If you know, you gotta have

(01:24:10):
a class. I actually just got a gun a few
years ago, and I'm always thinking about this. I'm like,
if someone worked the bro game, where is my gun?
I'm like, what am I going to do? They're just
gonna see me naked. Yeah, that's the last thing that
you're worried about. If somebody sees you naked, if they're
coming in to kill you, you you know, as long as
you know where the gun is, apparently that's then you're
gonna be safe. Frank exactly. That's what I'm hoping okay,

(01:24:33):
and now good luck and now go ahead. Oh I
was gonna say last year the house was actually the
house actually kind of fire. Someone burned that garage down,
and I had never really thought about what I was
gonna do if the house got on fire and I'm
completely naked, So I ended up just having to grab
a powel and walk on till in the middle of
the winter with a towel on. So ever since then,

(01:24:53):
I have a shirt. It's some shorts under my pillow,
so I'm ready nix signed. The house catches on fire,
you keep them under your pillow. It's a little strange.
I think I would wonder if I went over to
a woman's house and she kept her clothing under her pillow.
I would wonder what sort of getaway she was planning.
But thank you, Frank, have a good day. I'm reading
through these Reddit responses because, in full disclosure, this was

(01:25:15):
a Reddit question. Um, most people don't have a plan,
and most people don't care. They just they would just
run naked. I mean, because I guess if it comes
down to a life or death, then yeah, you gotta
go an expert. We got an expert. Angie Joe Joe
you're a firefighter. Okay, yeah, but which which station? Are you?

(01:25:37):
Which engine? So I don't want to give all that out,
but yeah, okay, but yeah, no, it's it's I've been
sleeping naked for a long time and it's absolutely amazing.
But every third day I gotta go into the firehouse
and I can't sleep naked there because yeah, right, yeah,

(01:26:00):
it's terrible. Can you imagine the burn if you had
to go down that fire pole with no clothing off?
That might feel nice, I don't think so. Yeah, as
far as the hole, you know, we've all thought about it,
but like you know, we we have. My biggest fear

(01:26:22):
is like from the weather right right now, like running outside. Yeah,
I'm finally I played sports and stuff and it's just
like yeah, right to talk to the reporter, like oh yeah,
not fired, have your robe, have a robe nearby? You
never know, you know, naked sleeping is one thing, and
I know some people are not into it, but the
real demonic people are the ones that were socks to bed,

(01:26:45):
Like I don't but I don't. No, nope, I don't
trust you. Footy pajamas. Footy pajamas are the same way.
It's the same essentially the same thing. If you're wearing
if your feet are covered, I got questions. Yeah, well
if you're wearing footy pajamas, too bad? Over the age
ten Joe, last last fireman question for you. And since

(01:27:09):
you didn't identify, you know where you are, then you
can answer honestly. But so, so you you're going into
people's homes all the time at sudden notice that you
know they were planning to have Joe over, they don't
have like a you know, tea on and clean the
place up. So what is the craziest thing that you've
seen there? I'll tell you that. What else have you seen? Though?
Because you're there, you're there to rescue people, You're not

(01:27:31):
there to you know, judge or investigate, but you do.
So what have you like stormed into somebody's house and
discovered Oh my god? Uh yeah, I like just uh
do you want to like is this like grosser we look? No?
I mean I mean, do you walk in and there's
like like drug paraphernalia everywhere, like like sex toys? Do
you walk in and you find the people we've seen that?

(01:27:53):
I think, Um, the one that really gets me all
the time is the hoarding you know. Yeah, yeah, how
do you even you know, I just scared us because
if that house catches out fire. Yeah you have all
that can whatever. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's scary for
the radio. Yeah yeah, Well Joe, we appreciate you, anonymous

(01:28:15):
fireman Joe from whatever engine. We appreciate you out there
saving lives and say, hid all your folks over there
for us? Okay, no problem you guys. I wonder if
you sit there. I wonder a lot of the folks
at the UH, I think Attention one and over there
in River North right across from RPM Italian, a lot
of them listen to us. I wonder if he works

(01:28:36):
over there. That's a cool fire station. By the way,
they have a basketball court in the basement. Whoa, yeah, yeah,
those guys are awesome. They gave me a shirt and everything.
I'm like, hey, yeah, you went over there. That's right, Yeah,
I went over there. And I'm like, hey, if I
wear this shirt, am I like a poser? Is just like,
if I wear this is like false valor. If I
wear this shirt around, people gonna think I'm a firefighter

(01:28:57):
and give me free stuff. And I never did anything.
I'm not a hero. And they're like no, no, no,
this is like a chopski shirt. We're not giving you
a real one, so I wear that one or at
it's all good. We'll come back and do the Enterchamber
report with Angie in two minutes. Trending stories and blogs
coming up as well, and another chance to win a
thousand bucks just after nine on one h three five
non sexy one more thing on the on the naked thing.

(01:29:24):
I live alone, and I walk around sometimes like in
boxer briefs, usually like in basketball shorts or whatever, but
sometimes naked, and I'm always afraid that I'm going to
forget that I'm naked or in boxer briefs. And then
answered the door for like delivery or like sometimes I
I don't know, you just get in like a mode.
I'll go down and check the mail, and I'll get
in the elevator and I'll like have this moment, like

(01:29:46):
this flash moment where I look down to make sure
that I'm actually wearing pants, because that would be something,
wouldn't it If I if I went to get the
mail and I'm in boxer I think at that point
you just have to own it like that. I meant
to do that like this is like, you know, this
is I don't this is your my workout. I don't
know what you do? What are you gonna do? You
just have to own it right, just own it man,
Let it all hang out. I don't walk around my

(01:30:07):
house naked. I feel uncomfortable doing that, but well you
probably would if nobody lived there like you cares. Oh,
you know, like I don't know, I don't want to,
like I don't know. It was sit on my furniture
like naked. I don't know, sail something. Well, if you
have a leather one, you just you know, wipe it down.

(01:30:31):
That's that's a vish. That's a fish fool that I'm
not going to get rid of for a while. Somebody
on Instagram DMB says, my boyfriend sleeps naked. I brought
that up to him. How are you going to protect
me and our kids if somebody breaks in? He said,
I'll go after them completely naked and fight him with
my wing flapping in the wind. He said, if a
burglar sees a naked person running after them, ready to fight,
the burglar would probably get scared and just leave. I think,

(01:30:53):
so start all these entertainment with friend and a kiss
up out. It's brought to you by art band Furniture.
So five years ago, Jessica Simpson had an offer to
write a motivational book to living your best life, but
in her heart she knew she couldn't go through with it.
So Jessica is doing, you know, this whole memoir, and

(01:31:15):
a lot of people are like, Oh, it's gonna be
so juicy, and it's gonna be about her and like
Nicholas say, but she's dropping some real happy stuff. She said,
I didn't feel comfortable talking about myself in a way
that wasn't honest. I'm a horrible liar. So the upcoming
memoir Open Book, Simpson is revealing for the first time
that she was sexually abused as a young girl. The

(01:31:36):
resulting emotional pain, along with other stressors including career pressure,
led to her to self medicate with booze and pills,
a dependency that would later prompt a doctor to tell
her that her life was in danger. She said, I
was killing myself with all the drinking and the pills.
She got sober apparently in November twenty seventeen and hasn't

(01:31:57):
had a drink since. She said, giving up alcohol is easy.
I was mad at that bottle, at how it allowed
me to stay complacent and numb. Therapy, she said, was
the hard part with work. I allowed myself to feel
traumas that I've been through. Didn't know that she got sober,
But good for her. I can give a boost, I
can give a booze, no problem, I could quit. I
don't need it. A stronger man than I same, I

(01:32:20):
don't know, because I don't drink that much. And then
when I do drink, it sends. It tends to be situational,
like it's everybody else is drinking. It's a social outing
and I don't want to be the only one, and
it's time even that I'm afraid of being judged. It's like, well,
I guess I'll have one because everybody else is. But
I never feel like I needed it. It doesn't do
anything for my state of mind. It tastes relax you

(01:32:41):
at all. I mean, sure, but it's honestly, it's more
of like an almost an entertainment thing or or just
a social thing. It's hard to avoid it in any
social situation. You know. I love the way it tastes.
I mean, I don't drink for the effect, but at
the same time. I don't think I would miss it. Yeah,
but that's just me. Yeah. Taylor Swift's mom, Andrea, was

(01:33:02):
diagnosed with cancer back in twenty fifteen. We knew that
she relapsed last year, so during a new interview, Taylor
delivered more bad news about her mom's health. While she
was in treatment for her most recent bout with cancer,
they found a brain tumor. Taylor said that the symptoms
of what a person goes through when they have a
brain tumor is nothing like what we've been through with
our cancer before, so it's been a hard time. Her

(01:33:23):
mom's health is one of the reasons Taylor decided to
limit touring for her last album, latest album Lover. She's
reportedly limiting herself to just force stadium dates in America,
a festival circuit in Europe, and just taking on a
much lighter load than usual so she can stay and
help her mom hopefully recover. The late Nipsey Hustle will

(01:33:44):
be honored with a musical tribute during the Grammy Awards
this Sunday night. The tribute will feature appearances from Meek Mel,
Kirk Franklin, DJ Khaled, John Legend, yg and Roddy Rich.
It's not known what songs and groups are going to
be the group is going to be performing, but Nipsy
is nominated for a Grammy for Best Rap Song and
Best Rap Performance categories for Rax in the Middle and

(01:34:07):
Performance for Hire. The sixty second Grammy Awards are on
Sunday on CBS, hosted by the annoying Alicia Keys. Sixty
sixty second. Oh. I was like, that's the fans number,
sixty two sixty seconds. I was like, Wow, how they
gonna cram it all? Run? We were talking about this yesterday.

(01:34:30):
I'm an Alicia Keys fan. Musically, I think she's incredible.
I don't enjoy her as a host. Yeah, I just
don't enjoy her at all. I like, I like her
music music, no, no, oh, I think she's so talented.
Here's here's an unpopular opinion. I don't think she's that
good of a singer. I think she yells a lot.

(01:34:53):
And if you don't believe me, listen to this girl
as a fire a hundred times in her ow. Well,
now I'm never gonna hear that's the same, exactly new. Yeah. God,
more to check out on mine today. Um Will Smith
did undercover lift, which is pretty amazing. You hop in
a lift and there's will Smith high. You can see

(01:35:14):
that video. Also, the Starbucks barista looks exactly like Harry Styles.
I would have died. I mean, he looks just like
I'm you're gonna see him. Fred Angie dot com Klin,
I want to hear this story. I have to assume
it's about you. That you're single and you've been in
a relationship for a while, someone tried to set you
up and didn't ask for your permission. What happened? Yeah,

(01:35:35):
just like I don't know. I was in a situation
and people were like, oh my god, you know, it's
happened a couple of times, like you have to meet
this person, you have to meet that person, And like,
I appreciate the sentiment, but I feel like it's rude
if if I didn't ask to be set up. I
don't know, I feel like it's a it's kind of
a wild assumption um to just it. It It implies that

(01:35:57):
you could. It happens to me all the time that
it flies that you're not okay about yourself. Yeah, I
don't know. It just implies that I'm looking and I
might not necessarily be maybe I'm too sensitive. Um, I
feel like, you know, intentionally setting up somebody without them
knowing isn't the coolest thing. But I have in the

(01:36:18):
past with single friends, had situations where I've made it
so somebody that I think they'd be great with happened
to be in the same place at the same time,
and if something happens, it happens. If it doesn't, then
it wasn't me like forcing a setup or making it awkward.
But you know, I would strategically put people like, hey,
I'm having a party and you know, like make sure

(01:36:39):
that they're at my house so hopefully they meet and
something happens. You dole set expectations that you don't tell
like the guy, Oh, you know, I don't tell. Nope,
I don't tell either of them, because if it happens,
it happens, right, you know, I'm sort of like making
the universe work a little bit in their favor. But like,
it's not up to me to make a connection. Yeah,

(01:37:00):
that's because they don't know that that's happening, I guess,
But I just feel like, I don't know, it just
seems so aggressive, like and especially if it's one of
your closest friends or you know, you know that they're
not looking. They would say, yeah, people have they have
the best intentions. And over the years, people have reached
out because I've been, you know, typically single, and people

(01:37:22):
will reach out. I mean I've I've I've had moms
write emails saying go out with my daughter. I've been
you know, the things like that, and it's just it's
a lot of pressure because I don't I mean, that's
the most important person in your life, and you're asking
me to go out with that person and meet their expectations.
And but what if I don't like your daughter, but
you obviously love your daughter. Yeah, you know what I'm saying,

(01:37:43):
So like you wind up being how many parents set
you up as a lot of pressure? Yeah, I don't know. Yeah,
And I think the biggest suggestion is that, you know,
people in relationships just assume that everybody should be in
a relationship. And what if I just I'm just good. Yeah,
I'm just I don't like some people don't accept that.
Like I've had women like be like, oh my god,

(01:38:04):
you have to meet my nephew or this or that,
like here's and I'll be like, oh, you know, I'm
chilling I'm good, and they'll be like, no, here's a picture.
It's like, stop trying to convince me. Like, I don't know.
I feel like the aggressiveness is very I just would
never assume that just because someone's single, they're dying to
get into something for a date. I just feel like
that's wild. People. I feel like also get like such

(01:38:26):
a high off of bragging rights of being able to say, yeah,
I connected them, and I'm it's because of me that
you're like, I was the matchmaker. I will say, Guys,
on the flip side, you know, the apps are cool,
but but the apps, you mean, you're totally rolling the
dice one that there's a connection beyond the physical because
the app is simply based on initially on a physical attraction. Right,

(01:38:49):
So you're you're turned onto somebody and then you have
this expectation that their personality is going to match the visage.
You know that is gonna it's gonna look the same way.
But I feel like the lationships that might be most
likely to work are the ones that come from people
who care about you and know you, and care about
the other person and know them. I mean, there's a risk,
of course that if it doesn't work out that you

(01:39:10):
you might lose somebody in the in the shuffle. But
I think you're right. I mean, yeah, you have to
put it out there that you right to be exactly
that you're looking to do. That's the key thing. I think.
If you hear me say like, God, it's time I
meet someone, or I'm so lonely, or like or if
you want to say like, oh, you remind me so
much of my friend, you know, and kind of leave
it there. But if I'm not saying anything like it's

(01:39:32):
it feels interesting. Yeah, I just like, I don't like
the assumption that just because someone is single, that they
are dying to go on a date or dying for
a relationship. Well that's too bad, because I got this
guy for you can't. He sleeps naked and he can
taste with his scrotum, which is really wild. But that

(01:39:53):
I know that. But I'm going to be sure and
give him your number with not telling you. Let's do
trending stories after Shade on one h three five, what's
the trending in Chicago? What's brend and Andy on one
h three five kiss m all right? Got some important

(01:40:14):
bullet points to start your Wednesday thanks to McGrath City Hunday.
Let's see here. If you want to go to the
Super Bowl, you can now finance the tickets. But listen
to the details. You don't have to have seven thousand
dollars in cash right now. Oh no, you can buy
the tickets from stubbub. They're partnering with a financial company
to let customers buy tickets on a payment plan, So
starting this week, and this isn't just super Bowl tickets.

(01:40:37):
Any ticket price between ninety nine dollars and seventeen thousand,
five hundred dollars can be financed. You have to really
love something to pay seventeen five to attend. I mean,
is there anything that you would that you would pay
seventeen five to attend that you couldn't watch on TV?
I don't know, eighty five in TV for two grand
and watching at home. If the Vikings would have made

(01:40:57):
it to the Super Bowl, I would have tried to
paid seventy thousand dollars. I might have put it on layway.
This is this is not a good deal. Though buyers
will be able to pay those off with interest over
a period of to a year. However, annual interest rates
range from ten to thirty percent. Wow, if you want

(01:41:19):
to go to the Super Bowl, though, tickets you're selling
for an average about seventy one hundred dollars, and so
with an annual twenty percent interest rate or over six months,
let me see here any percent over six months, a
ticket for that price would cost about twelve hundred dollars
a month. For an additional cost of four hundred and
twenty dollars, that's gonna be bad for a lot of

(01:41:40):
like young people that want to buy tickets favorite artist. Yeah, like, oh,
let me just finance these tickets. I'm like, bro, is
that worth it? Like they're gonna have like a like
a credit card for yeah, for like stop up, well
time we were talking about earlier. If if I pay
seventy one hundred dollars and I finance it, or even
if I pay seventy whatever, and then my team loses,

(01:42:01):
and I'm getting a bill for twelve hundred dollars a
month for the next year, I'm reminded every month of
my team lost. Think about all the people that like,
you know, get married and have these huge weddings and
get divorced within like a year, and they're still paying
their wedding off. It's like or the ring, you know
what happens. Also, it's a also interesting. Does the person

(01:42:21):
that's selling the tickets get their money right away? You
know what I'm saying. I'm sure they do. So it's
like a house. Yeah, which is probably why Stophop is
charging so much interest so they can you know, recoup Yeah.
Um for the several Buffalo Wild Wings is betting big
on the Super Bowl. If the game goes into overtime,
Buffalo Wild Wings would give everyone in America and Canada
free wings on February seventeenth, from four to seven pm.

(01:42:44):
At some locations, only customers can come in and get
one order of bonus or traditional snack sized chicken wings.
In the history of the NFL, only one championship game
has ever gone to overtime. I really hope this is
a good game because these teams are both really good
and it would be fun for the Super Bowl to
be blows. Yeah. I saw Lissa the other day of
all the stupid prop bets that are coming out now, like,

(01:43:07):
you know, how long is a national anthem gonna be? Now?
They're doing prop bets on the commercials for the Super Bowl,
which is kind of crazy because we were talking this morning.
We were talking this morning about how you can see
all the Super Bowl commercials now online before you the
Super Bowl even gets here. Don't understand. I don't either.
It's so stupid because it's such an event to you know,

(01:43:28):
it used to be anyway, so like I wouldn't go
to the bathroom during commercials because I wanted to see
what was coming on. But and that was the point,
was the audience, and then the audience is still going
to be massive. But I mean, if you're saying the
commercials for the first time, you're right, you have a
more captive audience. If I can go watch them all
now ahead of time, then I'll just go make my
buffalo chicken dip, you know, while the commercials are all

(01:43:49):
maybe they're thinking is if you're watching it now or
if you're watching it on Super Bowl Sunday, you're still
watching it. But the prop bets for the commercials, like
how are they going to do that? Because some of
them are like you know, whether or not the Clydesdales
are going to be on the ant heights or bush.
You know, so like if you can see them ahead
of time, like how are you supposed to bet on that.
Maybe it's like maybe it's like like, what's the first
commercial that's gonna air at first, you know, commercial break

(01:44:12):
some stuff like that. And I feel like, I mean,
they're expensive. Super Bowl commercials are expensive. I feel like
they got to get all their money's worth. So if
they wanted to go viral, it's got to go. They
should all be online of course at the moment that
they air, so that they can go viral after they
did if they cause the reaction. But I guess the
fact that I can watch them, I I don't know.
I liked I liked the whole events of it all,

(01:44:32):
like everybody in the house, like you have a party
and everybody's still like, yeah, oh that was a good one.
Oh that The commercials are one. Yeah, It's like some people,
I know, they didn't care anything about the game. They
just watched for the commercials. I just watched. Feel like
they're appeal to the people that don't care about football
or the Super Bowl commercial fact they factor into the
audience numbers. And so if you're one of those people

(01:44:54):
who doesn't like the NFL, but watch because you thought
the commercials were entertaining. Now you're not gonna watch it all, yeah,
because you can just go and see. I mean, like
today the um Little Nazas and I think it's a
deris a Little NASAs and Billy Ray Cyrus. They've released
that commercial that's for the Super Bowl. I'm like, we're
two weeks away and I can see everything already. Um.

(01:45:14):
There was a bench clearing basketball game last This is
pretty wild, Kansas versus Case State. Kansas won that game
by a lot um. You can check it out. The
video is up at Fredancie dot com. It was crazy,
and I don't I would imagine both of those teams
are getting suspended. I mean, I don't know if there
are enough players that didn't get involved to even play
any games, you know, depending on how long the suspension is.

(01:45:36):
One guy through a chair, so you know he's in
h well, what's his name, Bobby Knight. He it's so cold.
It's so cold in Florida. Guys that iguanas are falling
out of trees, but they're not dead. Don't worry. The
National Weather Service in Miami has issued an unofficial warning
for the falling iguanas because they weigh enough in some

(01:45:58):
cases that they could actually knock you out. It was,
are cold blooded and slow down or become immobile when
temps drop into the forties. They may fall from trees,
but they're not dead. They cite those signs in Chicago
to say like ice above or whatever. So I'm supposed
to stare up while I'm walking and not ahead of me. No,

(01:46:18):
I just don't walk us close to the building. Those
are just out there, so you can't. They can't get
in trouble. Yeah, you're if you're gonna get hit my ice,
you're gonna get hit my ice. There's no way. You
just can't. Yeah, the sign was out there. Man, I
wanted to go on and to fall on me. I
feel like that would be good luck. It's a good luck.
That would be terrifying. Yeah, a state makes it legal.

(01:46:40):
This is a Wisconsin making it legal now to takes
selfies with your marked election ballots. Thanks for that, Wisconsin.
Now that's gonna be like a twenty percent increase in
the photos that are taken on election day that we
all need to look at. Why did you need to
take a selfie with your ballot? Anyway? And the Witcher
broke TV viewership records at Netflix seventy six million member
how soulds watch the fantasy drama. However, an important part

(01:47:03):
of the statistic is that Netflix recently changed the way
that it reports a view. Previously, and I think this
was probably more accurate, the company accounted a view as
a member account watching at least seventy percent of one
episode of a series or seventy percent of a feature film.
Now it's tounting that viewers choose to watch a given title,
meaning that member a member watched it for as little
as two minutes. I think the other thing, seventy percent

(01:47:26):
says more than does two minutes. So I don't know
if we should be jumping up a movie the show.
I suppose if you're invested enough to go in, find
the show, click on it, whatever, they're probably assuming that
you're gonna be watching that show for more than a second,
you know, because you have to actively, like go in

(01:47:47):
and it's not like you're scrolling through regular channels and
stop on something. For us. Yeah, but it also but
I'm saying the numbers also count for somebody who just
watched two minutes, and I don't think this says anything. Yeah,
I would must rather know somebody who watched the whole
thing or most of it, and then they say, oh,
this sucks. It's interesting now because a lot of shows
on Netflix or they don't show like you you guys
saw Season two, they don't show the intro till later.

(01:48:11):
You know what I'm saying. It's not right in the front.
So you invest two minutes of what this show and
then and then they'll show that's smart. Yeah, that's smart. Interesting. Um,
it's Library Shelfy Day, Celebration of Life Day, National Blonde
Brownie Day, and National Answer your Cat's Questions day to day. Yeah,
they talk better than they type. These are the radio

(01:48:33):
blogs with Fred and Jiddy Run. I'm super late for
our audio journals, as if we're writing in our diaries,
except we say them aloud. Shout out to Lexus of
Arlington Rufield. You're doing one. Yes, I am Fred, do it,
my man, Thank you, dear blog. Um, I myself am
a huge procrastinator and really yeah, like when it comes

(01:48:56):
to surprising to me, I'm surprised your work ethic, Yeah yeah,
considering you work harder than anybody else. When it comes
to like like easy stuff, I guess so like, uh,
you know, Christmas happened, and I just had all my
Christmas gifts from you guys and like family members just
sitting in my room, just sitting there like I didn't

(01:49:16):
put them away. And then of course Jess is like
on my case every day, Hey can you put this away?
Like I'll text her be like hey, I'm on my
way home from work, Hey, make sure to put your
Christmas stuff away, like gifts, he just like I love them.
It's just that it's like I just like I just
got lazy, and I I finally yesterday put it all away,

(01:49:39):
and then I just it just keeps going like I
did that, and then I had the fine room in
my closet, so I like clean my closet out and
I organize everything. It's just like a snowball effect of stuff.
You don't want to do anything unless you're getting paid
for it, so you're lazy and you procrastinate unless you're
getting paid, then you work your ass off that or
if or if Jess is on my case, like like

(01:50:00):
every answer from Jess is like, hey, I can't see
your wife being on your case. She's so chill. I
can see her having to keep you focused mass close.
Damn gifts I would be so annoyed. So I had
the bags and the boxes and everything like that is crazy? Yeah,
that crazy. So I finally put it all away. Mess
it up? What do you mean with that wife of yours? Wait,

(01:50:22):
you're gonna lose me in that divorce, by the way
I thought. I mean, she was pretty awesome. If we're
talking to you, I don't know, we're talking about my hair.
I see how it is. Can't lose my hair style,
my friend. I was gonna say, if something happens, ante

(01:50:44):
you think that we can teach Jess to edit some audio?
You know what? Rufio large, but he has the best
work I think of any of us. So I haven't
seen hers. I mean, who maybe hairs is better. Well,
you don't know, the same as we're lucky to have
like this. I don't know. She never takes days off
and never takes vacation. He just said he's a very

(01:51:06):
replace works on her days off to do people's hair.
She's amazing. You know now, you guys, she's not doing
it for free. I need to take days off. Okay,
mental health blog, I gotta give some props because what
was it on? I guess a couple of weeks ago.
You last week maybe I volunteered with Cale's Angels. My

(01:51:28):
friends there. We all went and cooked dinner at the
Ronald McDonald House, the one you're lurry. There's there's a
few all over Chicago, and the work they do is incredible.
If you're not familiar with their mission, I believe it's
r m HCNI dot org. You can just search on
Google too for Ronald McDonald House, Chicago, Land Northwest Indiana. Anyway,
they've got this very cool program now where it used
to be that you could cook lunch and dinner for

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the people who are our guests there, and you'd bring
the food in. We've done this before too. You bring
all the food in and you cook and then you
clean it up or whatever. Well, now they have a
thing or they take care of all the logistics for you.
They have a chef. The chef will buy the food
if you make a donation, and it's lunch and do.
They provide lunch and dinner freshly cooked every day of
the week for the people staying at the round the
way down my husband. What they need they need the

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people to help them do it, to actually help cook
and clean and prepare and prep it all that stuff.
So I say this because if you have a sort
of a filmthropic aspect of your business, or a team
building thing or whatever, you know, suggested to your boss
and maybe everybody from your office could go and cook
a lunch or a dinner because they need people every day.

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So I'm sure the info is on their website. But
the reason I bring this up is because I wanted
to put one together with the iHeart people, and we
have a day in February to do it, and I
sent it first of all, big Papa. He said, anybody
who wants to do it can have the time off
of work to do it, which I think is very cool.
And I send an email out to the whole staff
and I said, hey, if anybody wants to, I need

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nine people to come with me to do this. And
within about three minutes I had sixty emails. Sixty people,
which is I don't know half more than half of
the people who worked for I Heard Media Chicago all
wanted to help out. And now I've got this list
of essentially there's ten people per so I can do
six of these now with all the people. Angie was
one of the first camelin responded, Rufio and his work

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ethic didn't get around to it, but that's fine. I
wasn't cleaning, and then I thought later everybody from our
show was in. But I mean, it's just seriously, I was.
It was just amazed and uh and grateful for all
of the people. You know, James, Jimmy jam he was

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right there, Matt, right there. Um, you know, a lot
a lot of folks want to help out, and I
just think it's so great, you know, because people could
just skip the email if they another it's another one
of those emailed everybody in the office things. I can
just read right over that. But and then there were
people who were clamoring to get in. There were like, no, no,
I really want to do it, very passionate about it.
And even some people who work in our office who
I didn't know, had a firsthand experience with the Ronald

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McDonald house. So I just want to kind of get
props in my own company and into all of you
guys we're offering to help out. Well, I understand that
our boss make Papa's giving people the day off to
do this, but I see here now that it starts
at ten am, so I don't think I can make
it because I'm not going to get the day off. Yeah, well,

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I'm sure we can something. Can I get the day
off stillar so I don't have to come to work
out my learning our afternoon shift, Angie. I just gave
you props for being altruistic, and now you're like, can
you make it at six am so that we could
get through a breakfast starving? You did? I'm sorry, I'm

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gonna make breakfast. Yeah, that's what We'll figure it out.
Yes we should. I think we need the morning off
to prepare. I agree to watch. I gotta like hit
my hairnet right you know? Yeah, yeah, there are hairnets
involved in gloves, a completely total sanitation. And no, it's
a very cool thing. I can courage everybody, Like I said,

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if there's if your work does that kind of thing.
And by the way, if you sign up and you
get a date on their website Ronald McDonald House of Chicago,
let the North List Indiana, and your company agrees to
do it and sponsor it and pay for it, send
me an email and I will plug you. Guys. You
get a free plug from me because I cannot tell
you how much I believe in their mission and what

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they're doing to make life a little bit easier for
these families who are going through I mean, I can't.
I don't have kids. I was sick as a kid.
I had meningitis. My mom did not leave. She did
thirty days in the hospital. She did not leave once.
And they did not have the resources to shower and
sleep and eat and all of these things. I can't
imagine anything worse than having a sick child and the

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fact that you know it's not going to get easier,
But the fact that you get a place to sleep
near your child, and that you get a place to
take a shower, and then you can just to get
some focus on your child and not have to worry
about anything else like that is the greatest gift to
give a parent with a sick child. Really, yeah, amazing.
So thanks to all of you for helping out, and
thanks to anybody who wants to get involved. Oh I believe,
like I said, r MHCNI dot orger, you can. If

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I'm wrong about that, you can google it and find out.
All right, traffic, let's do it. Sorry,