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It's coast one of three point fiveand we are going to send you to
fool in Love Huge Music Festival HollywoodPark Grounds is so far. That's coming
up with your ellen KQ and Adon't miss that. Then we have your
ellen k one K pay Day.We've got Disney for you. It's Disney
dollars and our iHeartRadio Music festival allthroughout the morning and only here with us.
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I'm Elan, I'm Ryan Manos,I'm Social Queen Darlene. We want
to say happy birthday to Jimmy Jam. He is celebrating today one of our
close buddies here. Jimmy Jam,thank you for being a friend. Thank
you for your video message when mydaddy Dale passed away, I have saved
it forever, and thank you foryour friendship. He's so talented, such
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a great songwriter and producer, andwhat a beautiful family. He's a great
daddy. So Father's Day coming up. We hope you have the best,
Jimmy Jam. I love your name, Jimmy Jam. All right, let's
talk about collections. Michael Jordan justbroke Michael Jordan's record for the expensive Michael
Jordan Carter so two point nine Miliis a one of one from two thousand
(01:07):
and three, The Ultimate Collection,and MJ even signed it. The most
expensive card ever sold at auction wasthe nineteen fifty two Tops Mickey Mantle autographed
twelve and a half a milion.Don't you have like an Elvis microphone?
Or don't you have something for me? Oh? Yeah, I do.
I have an Elvis microphone. Itwas given to me by a couple of
ladies who were doing a reality showabout decorating houses. So they found people
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all around LA and they said,can we come to you. We're going
to make you piece of furniture thathas something to do with what you do
for a living, and yours wouldbe a microphone. We found this Elvis
microphone from Memphis and they put itin a coffee table, so it's in
my living room. That was justso cool, and they just gave it
to me. They said, no, just keep this as part of being
on the pilot program. Wow.They didn't get picked up, so you
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know it never made air. Butcan you have the money? Yeah?
Can you renominate these types of ideas? I seriously, is this like cool?
You need to re submit this.I collect rubber duckies, and thank
you Ryan and Darlene for bringing merubber duckies from your travels because they're all
lined up. We have tons ofthem. We also collect snow globes and
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pins. Yeah, so we tookput all the pins from everywhere we go
on Calvin's lamp shade. So he'sa lamp shade full of pins. What
do you collect, Ryan? Mineare my two tops are Funko pops.
I have hundreds. And then Iwould say baseball is my I just got
a brand new case. Thank youmy friend Sammy Vasquez for giving me a
(02:38):
case for my Vin Scully autographed baseball. Yes, yeah, it is on
display. That's cool, that's awesome. Yeah. My husband has the coolest
collection of old matchboxes from like thetwenties because it was his grandfather's. Oh
so he's continued with that la placesyes, oh no way, yeah,
like Philip's you know down Yeah,yeah, like all of those kind of
(03:00):
places. Really cool, that's amaze, that's valuable. Yeah. Oh and
then I collect I love Lucy Barbiedolls. Oh yeah, well let's go
to you, Dmitri, thank youfor calling. You also have a collection,
what is it? Miniature bottles,liquor bottles. I have over ten
thousand bottles, ten thousand on display. No, no, I have two
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thousand on displays. Okay, thenwhere are the other eight It's all in
storage. I have four kids thatused to have a whole room at the
house, the whole walls displayed onso I took them out. I don't
want my kids to drink it.Oh, but you still have thousands on
display. I have two thousand ondisplay at my location. I own a
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liquor store. Oh whoa. Andthen I have at the house a couple
displays. I put just the mostexpensive ones at the house. When people
comes, I tell them I collectthat, and they come and look at
it, take pictures with it.Has small miniatures I got from Vietnam,
has cobras in it, cool yessand co pian Oh yeah, bottles.
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As a kid, I grew upnext door to a laundry matt in a
liquor store. My brother and Iused to go through their dumpster and we'd
pull out these really fancy empty bottlesof like skulls or pirates and you know,
really crazy looking stuff. And wehad a big collection. And then
my mom and dad found and theysaid, you're not going to the liquor
store anymore. Like the fact thatyou and your brother used to dig through
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the dumpster. They were really upsetwith us. I could go through.
Oh yeah, you know what,We're going to keep you in mind.
If we ever see any will definitelyput him aside for you. We have
your number, you too, Dimitriliqu Bottles. Yeah, I am in
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the girl behind, just tools andstuff. One. My dad was looking
for something all it must have beenso hard having six kids. Oh my
god, here's barefoot all summer long, just running around wild anyway, collections,
I'll tell you who's collecting your winnings. Is Jacob? All right?
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Trust and respect Jacob and Ranie.My guy really believes in respect and he
does respect you. And that's whyyou can trust him because over the last
twenty seven years, Jacob and histeam have built a legacy of trust and
respect. He wants to treat youlike family. He will get you the
best for your case. So afteran accident, you can trust Jacob and
(05:44):
his team to provide you in yourcase the respect you deserve. And you
can also trust him. He's gotthe track record. It's there called Jacob
eight at eight eight nine eight zerosix hundred, or go to call Jacob
dot com. That's called Jacob dotcom. It's collecting your winnings. Okay.
An actor he's legally blind will tellyou who next hosts one on three
point five Inside Entertainment with Ellen kJake Killenhall is legally blind. His vision
(06:09):
is twenty over twelve fifty. Sometimesit's an advantage, he says, quote
when I can't see in the morningbefore I put on my glasses, it's
a place where I can be withmyself. He said. He likes to
think it's advantageous. He's never knownanything else, and he said he even
uses his blindness at work. Whenhe was filming the movie South Paul,
he removed his lenses first scene wherehis character finds out his wife has died,
(06:31):
so it forced him to listen moreclosely. Dolly Parton wants to be
in the new nine to five remakeas she would love it. Jennifer Aniston
is producing it as the nineteen eightyclassic nine to five. Dolly said she'd
love to be a part of it, so she played the main character,
as you know, alongside Jade Bonda, Lily Tomlin, Dadney Coleman, so
that might happen. Also, MileyCyrus might be at it, which would
(06:53):
be really cool. Her goddaughter,Taylor Swift says, stop judging women's body.
She's appalled that public body shamers areforcing Lady Gaga to deny wild speculation
about a pregnancy. Taylor commented andsaid, can we all agree that it's
invasive and irresponsible to comment on awoman or anyone? An explanation and neither
does any woman side of the Hollywoodreporter, all right, Travis Kelsey is
(07:15):
going to be on Good Morning Americatoday and his brother Jason explains why he
doesn't wash his feet. If there'svisible dirt on them, I'll scrub the
dirt off. I don't even touchmy feet. Why theod I wash my
feet. I'm not touching my feetunless I'm clipping my toenails. That's the
only time I touch my feet.Okay, yeah he doesn't. He doesn't
want to deal with them. Doyour feet get cleaning up just from standing
(07:38):
in the shower? No? Maybe? No? All right, well you
wash your you wash your feet right? Yeah all the time? Yeah,
yeah, he doesn't. It's thellen k Q and A on coast one
oh three point five? Why Maria, Hi, how's your day going?
Pretty good? Good? So saysyou're working in Rosemy thank you for having
(07:58):
us on at work. You're welcome. So seventy five percent of a say
that we're great at what. Well, I'm not good at this, but
lying lying, Oh, that isnot something to be proud of either.
I know. Seventy five percent ofus say we're great at lying. Great
guest, Maria, it is notthe right answer. Oh, okay,
(08:22):
all right, try again. Heythere, Paul and Azusa, good morning,
good morning. So you're getting readyto take your dog for a walk.
Yes, I am. I supposedto be pretty hot today, so
definitely I want to get here,you know, taken for a walk earlier.
Yeah, what's your guest, Paul? Is it social media? Social
media? Seventy five percent of ussay we're great at this. Social media
(08:45):
is a great guess. A lotof people are saying that. I would
say it's our most popular guest,but it's not the right answer. All
right, have a good one.What's your Instagram? Pa? Oh it's
a fun two seven? All right, thank you. Hi Stephanie, Hi,
good morning, Good morning, Stephanie, Stephanie Diamond Bar. Yes,
(09:09):
I'm on summer vacation right now.Nice. Are you a teacher, I'm
an aide. I'm an instructional aid, so I help in the classroom.
Great, well, it must feelreally good to wake up and just have
like the day to do anything youwant. Yeah, or nothing at all?
Right? Yeah, yes, okay, So what's your guest? Seventy
five percent of a say we're greatat what I'm going to say, texting?
(09:31):
Texting? Do you text a lot? I text so much. There's
like ten different group lines that I'min, and you know, I got
to keep up with the kids.So yeah, I text probably like five
hundred times a day, five hundredtimes a day on average. Yeah,
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do you ever talk anymore? Doyou ever call anyone? Or when I'm
driving, because you know, textingand driving is not okay? Right,
right, right, Stephanie, yousay texting, Seventy five percent of us
say we're great at this. It'stexting. You're going to fool in love
to go? Yeah, I meanthese acts, but its first of all,
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the page is full, So foolin love is happening here in La.
It's the Hollywood Park grounds is sofar and there are so many acts
that they had to like cram themonto one page. Yes, thank you,
we thank you, and we haveit for you, all right,
foolinlove dot com from more info.But when your way in so seventy five
percent of us say we're great atthis, not lying, but texting.
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Are you good at texting? Well, all right, you know the answer
to that. No. I wantedto hear you're asking me because I want
to hear you saying no. You'reasking me because you know I'm not and
that I use Siri, and Sirimakes a lot of mistakes, not my
mistake. And then you'll get thesecrazy texts that don't make any sense.
You have to decipher, especially earlyand the more early like early like I
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crust and then I'll be texting it'sjust and uh yeah, sometimes they're just
really scramble jamble. We all haveto confer. What do you think there's
smains. I'll tell you my faultwith texting. I send too long of
text and you know that I do. So it is my husband, No,
I know. Yeah, yeah,keep it brief. Yeah, please
fine, land kick Q and Ajust around the corner. We've got one
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thousand dollars cash for you in Shapeof You at Sharon So also Therapy Thursday,
get your three free therapy here.We've got our therapist coming in.
She's our therapist. Good morning,Coast one of three point five. Thank
you for being up with us firstthing in the morning. I'm my wit
radiostation, so listen to you guyswake me up and it's amazing. Thank
you so much for making my morningso much easier to wake up too.
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The LNK Morning Show on Coast oneO three point five. Her name is
Sarah Dash. It is a therapyThursday for the NK Morning Show. It's
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issues, anything big or small,whatever is is on your mind. Licensed
therapist for you, Sarah, thanksfor coming in, and Jojo, thank
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you for entering online. Coast oneof three five dot com got ahold of
us in Jojo, I think weare linked up your on with Sarah Hey
Jojo? Oh yeah, Hi,glad to be a part of your world
for even a moment or two.Tell Sarah what's going on, Jojo.
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Well, I have not one friendnow, I have two friends who have
an anxiety and they don't know why, And I said, I don't know
why either, but I gave thema little suggestions. I'm not a therapist,
but I believe I'm a good friend. Has it helped, you know
what? Who's to say? Who'sto say? You know? They still
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as of this day, they stillsay, I don't know why it comes
on me. Okay, so that'swhere you kidding. Well. The thing
about it is when somebody that weknow that we love is going through a
lot of anxiety, I don't thinkour role is necessarily to figure out what's
going on with them. Our roleas a friend, as a partner is
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to be there for them. Anda lot of times that can show up
with just talking with somebody, justsitting with somebody and not being in problem
solving mode. I think when we'refeeling really anxious, one of the things
we need is just to be ableto talk to somebody who's not going to
have anxiety about our anxiety. Yeah. I tell people that when they're in
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a state of anxiety, they're usuallyout of something that I call their window
of tolerance. When we move outof our window of tolerance, we generally
experience a lot of anxiety, orwe can also experience depression. But part
of that learning to stay in thatwindow of tolerance is to be able to
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expand it, and we do thatby learning to tolerate our anxiety. A
lot of times our instinct is torun away from our anxiety, whether it's
using something healthy something unhealthy. Butthe longer we can sit with anxiety,
I wonder if tolerance expands and weactually have less anxiety. Oh that's like
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grief too, you know. Absolutely, if I've ever feeling sad about losing
my dad, I let it comeand I don't try to, you know,
go walk the dogs or distract myself. I will just sit there and
then I'll even will I've even recentlysince I met you, Sarah, I've
been opening up photo albums and listeningto old messages, which for me was
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impossible. You have to go andthere's something about sobbing it out, and
then there's a peace that comes afterthat. It's almost like, Ellen,
it sounds like you're taking yourself toit right rather than coming to you right,
like I want it all. Ijust want, you know, surround
myself from him and then see whathappens. Anxiety grief, those feelings,
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they're not going to kill us.They're gonna feel really bad, but they
are they're gonna subside. Yeah hmm, yeah, that's very good. I
like all of it. Sarah's hereto help, Sarah, and thank you
for helping so many. Yay,I love it. I love you guys.
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Yay, you're gonna hear me hopefullyon the I don't know. Okay,
see you guys. Thank you,love you same, she said,
A thousand dollars. Yeah, soanxiety. That doesn't feel good. But
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back and it could come back double. So thank you so much, Sarah
Dash for being here go through itand if you if you want some therapy
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Ed Sharon, just say good morning, Coast one of three point five.
Thank you for being up with usfirst thing in the morning. I'm wait
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radio station to listen to you guyswake me up and it's amazing. Thank
you so much for making my morningso much easier to wake up to the
LNK Morning Show on Coast one Othree point five. Thank you so much
for all your calls about the stepyou collect. Michael Jordan broke Michael Jordan's
record for the most expensive Michael Jordan'scard ever, so two point nine Mili.
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But things don't have to be expensiveto collect them, and we're loving
your collections. Also, no,he has not played yet. Ed Share
in Shape of You. That isyour llen K one K pay Day song
of the hour. It's gonna comeup before nine, then you hear it.
Tyler twenty gets one thousand dollars cash. Good morning, Coast one of
three point five. Thank you forbeing up with us first thing in the
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morning. Wait radious station, listento you guys, wake me up and
it's amazing. Thank you so muchfor making my morning so much easier to
wake up too. The LNK MorningShow on Coast one o three point by
my dad Daddy Dale would collect likelittle bottle openers in the shape of fish.
Everything's in the shape of fish.And then you know, once you
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know someone likes something, that's allyou give them. I have a friend
who loves roosters. Do you guysremember when I was on my Flamingo kick
for about three years? Oh?Do I remember this mistake I made?
Was telling you guys, I likeflamingo. That's all I got. We
still have flamingo everything here. Wehave floaties, we have holes. If
anyone wants any flamingo anything, weare your resource here on the L and
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K Morning Show. Well, TommyAlvarez, thank you for being on.
School's out and you are on.You say that you collect dirt, Yeah,
from different places. The dirt homeUseemity Colorado and and Colorado has flakes
of gold in it too. Ohcome on, whoa So you do this
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and in like clear glass jars andthings. Yeah, oh that's so cool.
And yeah, do you display itat home or do you just like
kind of put it in the shoebox. No, we have them displayed
in our kitchen. So we havesome like the flowers and around the succulent.
But these the one in Colorado witha gold plates. That one isn't
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a jar. That has been likea little area on top of a mantle.
I'm gonna start noticing dirt more often. Yeah, that one from Colorado.
My husband really thinks there's gold.But it was found way of a
mountain. You're like some trees.Oh that's pretty cool dirt. I never
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thought about collecting that. But thinkof all the different colors, Like there's
that red, that Hawaiian a reddirt. There's even a T shirt line
called red Dirt. Yeah, it'slike super red. You know what.
I ever what I always wonder everytime you go to Big Bear and you
you drive past these places where itsays like you can mine for gold or
pandama. I ever done? No, But I wonder if that is that
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legit? Yeah, I did it, you did? I know you really
do get gold. Wow. Idon't know if they're putting in there,
where's it coming from? Many questionsabout coming from them hills, them their hills,
It's coast one of three point fiveand we are going to send you to
fool in Love Huge Music Festival HollywoodPark Grounds is so far. That's coming
up with your ellen KQ and Adon't miss that. Then we have your
ellen k one K pay Day.We've got Disney for you. It's Disney
dollars and our iHeartRadio Music festival allthroughout the morning and only here with us.
(00:22):
I'm Elan, I'm Ryan Manos,I'm Social Queen Darlene. We want
to say happy birthday to Jimmy Jam. He is celebrating today one of our
close buddies here. Jimmy Jam,thank you for being a friend. Thank
you for your video message when mydaddy Dale passed away, I have saved
it forever, and thank you foryour friendship. He's so talented, such
(00:45):
a great songwriter and producer, andwhat a beautiful family. He's a great
daddy. So Father's Day coming up. We hope you have the best,
Jimmy Jam. I love your name, Jimmy Jam. All right, let's
talk about collections. Michael Jordan justbroke Michael Jordan's record for the expensive Michael
Jordan Carter so two point nine Miliis a one of one from two thousand
(01:07):
and three, The Ultimate Collection,and MJ even signed it. The most
expensive card ever sold at auction wasthe nineteen fifty two Tops Mickey Mantle autographed
twelve and a half a milion.Don't you have like an Elvis microphone?
Or don't you have something for me? Oh? Yeah, I do.
I have an Elvis microphone. Itwas given to me by a couple of
ladies who were doing a reality showabout decorating houses. So they found people
(01:30):
all around LA and they said,can we come to you. We're going
to make you piece of furniture thathas something to do with what you do
for a living, and yours wouldbe a microphone. We found this Elvis
microphone from Memphis and they put itin a coffee table, so it's in
my living room. That was justso cool, and they just gave it
to me. They said, no, just keep this as part of being
on the pilot program. Wow.They didn't get picked up, so you
(01:56):
know it never made air. Butcan you have the money? Yeah?
Can you renominate these types of ideas? I seriously, is this like cool?
You need to re submit this.I collect rubber duckies, and thank
you Ryan and Darlene for bringing merubber duckies from your travels because they're all
lined up. We have tons ofthem. We also collect snow globes and
(02:17):
pins. Yeah, so we tookput all the pins from everywhere we go
on Calvin's lamp shade. So he'sa lamp shade full of pins. What
do you collect, Ryan? Mineare my two tops are Funko pops.
I have hundreds. And then Iwould say baseball is my I just got
a brand new case. Thank youmy friend Sammy Vasquez for giving me a
(02:38):
case for my Vin Scully autographed baseball. Yes, yeah, it is on
display. That's cool, that's awesome. Yeah. My husband has the coolest
collection of old matchboxes from like thetwenties because it was his grandfather's. Oh
so he's continued with that la placesyes, oh no way, yeah,
like Philip's you know down Yeah,yeah, like all of those kind of
(03:00):
places. Really cool, that's amaze, that's valuable. Yeah. Oh and
then I collect I love Lucy Barbiedolls. Oh yeah, well let's go
to you, Dmitri, thank youfor calling. You also have a collection,
what is it? Miniature bottles,liquor bottles. I have over ten
thousand bottles, ten thousand on display. No, no, I have two
(03:24):
thousand on displays. Okay, thenwhere are the other eight It's all in
storage. I have four kids thatused to have a whole room at the
house, the whole walls displayed onso I took them out. I don't
want my kids to drink it.Oh, but you still have thousands on
display. I have two thousand ondisplay at my location. I own a
(03:45):
liquor store. Oh whoa. Andthen I have at the house a couple
displays. I put just the mostexpensive ones at the house. When people
comes, I tell them I collectthat, and they come and look at
it, take pictures with it.Has small miniatures I got from Vietnam,
has cobras in it, cool yessand co pian Oh yeah, bottles.
(04:15):
As a kid, I grew upnext door to a laundry matt in a
liquor store. My brother and Iused to go through their dumpster and we'd
pull out these really fancy empty bottlesof like skulls or pirates and you know,
really crazy looking stuff. And wehad a big collection. And then
my mom and dad found and theysaid, you're not going to the liquor
store anymore. Like the fact thatyou and your brother used to dig through
(04:38):
the dumpster. They were really upsetwith us. I could go through.
Oh yeah, you know what,We're going to keep you in mind.
If we ever see any will definitelyput him aside for you. We have
your number, you too, Dimitriliqu Bottles. Yeah, I am in
(05:00):
the girl behind, just tools andstuff. One. My dad was looking
for something all it must have beenso hard having six kids. Oh my
god, here's barefoot all summer long, just running around wild anyway, collections,
I'll tell you who's collecting your winnings. Is Jacob? All right?
(05:23):
Trust and respect Jacob and Ranie.My guy really believes in respect and he
does respect you. And that's whyyou can trust him because over the last
twenty seven years, Jacob and histeam have built a legacy of trust and
respect. He wants to treat youlike family. He will get you the
best for your case. So afteran accident, you can trust Jacob and
(05:44):
his team to provide you in yourcase the respect you deserve. And you
can also trust him. He's gotthe track record. It's there called Jacob
eight at eight eight nine eight zerosix hundred, or go to call Jacob
dot com. That's called Jacob dotcom. It's collecting your winnings. Okay.
An actor he's legally blind will tellyou who next hosts one on three
point five Inside Entertainment with Ellen kJake Killenhall is legally blind. His vision
(06:09):
is twenty over twelve fifty. Sometimesit's an advantage, he says, quote
when I can't see in the morningbefore I put on my glasses, it's
a place where I can be withmyself. He said. He likes to
think it's advantageous. He's never knownanything else, and he said he even
uses his blindness at work. Whenhe was filming the movie South Paul,
he removed his lenses first scene wherehis character finds out his wife has died,
(06:31):
so it forced him to listen moreclosely. Dolly Parton wants to be
in the new nine to five remakeas she would love it. Jennifer Aniston
is producing it as the nineteen eightyclassic nine to five. Dolly said she'd
love to be a part of it, so she played the main character,
as you know, alongside Jade Bonda, Lily Tomlin, Dadney Coleman, so
that might happen. Also, MileyCyrus might be at it, which would
(06:53):
be really cool. Her goddaughter,Taylor Swift says, stop judging women's body.
She's appalled that public body shamers areforcing Lady Gaga to deny wild speculation
about a pregnancy. Taylor commented andsaid, can we all agree that it's
invasive and irresponsible to comment on awoman or anyone? An explanation and neither
does any woman side of the Hollywoodreporter, all right, Travis Kelsey is
(07:15):
going to be on Good Morning Americatoday and his brother Jason explains why he
doesn't wash his feet. If there'svisible dirt on them, I'll scrub the
dirt off. I don't even touchmy feet. Why theod I wash my
feet. I'm not touching my feetunless I'm clipping my toenails. That's the
only time I touch my feet.Okay, yeah he doesn't. He doesn't
want to deal with them. Doyour feet get cleaning up just from standing
(07:38):
in the shower? No? Maybe? No? All right, well you
wash your you wash your feet right? Yeah all the time? Yeah,
yeah, he doesn't. It's thellen k Q and A on coast one
oh three point five? Why Maria, Hi, how's your day going?
Pretty good? Good? So saysyou're working in Rosemy thank you for having
(07:58):
us on at work. You're welcome. So seventy five percent of a say
that we're great at what. Well, I'm not good at this, but
lying lying, Oh, that isnot something to be proud of either.
I know. Seventy five percent ofus say we're great at lying. Great
guest, Maria, it is notthe right answer. Oh, okay,
(08:22):
all right, try again. Heythere, Paul and Azusa, good morning,
good morning. So you're getting readyto take your dog for a walk.
Yes, I am. I supposedto be pretty hot today, so
definitely I want to get here,you know, taken for a walk earlier.
Yeah, what's your guest, Paul? Is it social media? Social
media? Seventy five percent of ussay we're great at this. Social media
(08:45):
is a great guess. A lotof people are saying that. I would
say it's our most popular guest,but it's not the right answer. All
right, have a good one.What's your Instagram? Pa? Oh it's
a fun two seven? All right, thank you. Hi Stephanie, Hi,
good morning, Good morning, Stephanie, Stephanie Diamond Bar. Yes,
(09:09):
I'm on summer vacation right now.Nice. Are you a teacher, I'm
an aide. I'm an instructional aid, so I help in the classroom.
Great, well, it must feelreally good to wake up and just have
like the day to do anything youwant. Yeah, or nothing at all?
Right? Yeah, yes, okay, So what's your guest? Seventy
five percent of a say we're greatat what I'm going to say, texting?
(09:31):
Texting? Do you text a lot? I text so much. There's
like ten different group lines that I'min, and you know, I got
to keep up with the kids.So yeah, I text probably like five
hundred times a day, five hundredtimes a day on average. Yeah,
(09:52):
do you ever talk anymore? Doyou ever call anyone? Or when I'm
driving, because you know, textingand driving is not okay? Right,
right, right, Stephanie, yousay texting, Seventy five percent of us
say we're great at this. It'stexting. You're going to fool in love
to go? Yeah, I meanthese acts, but its first of all,
(10:13):
the page is full, So foolin love is happening here in La.
It's the Hollywood Park grounds is sofar and there are so many acts
that they had to like cram themonto one page. Yes, thank you,
we thank you, and we haveit for you, all right,
foolinlove dot com from more info.But when your way in so seventy five
percent of us say we're great atthis, not lying, but texting.
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Are you good at texting? Well, all right, you know the answer
to that. No. I wantedto hear you're asking me because I want
to hear you saying no. You'reasking me because you know I'm not and
that I use Siri, and Sirimakes a lot of mistakes, not my
mistake. And then you'll get thesecrazy texts that don't make any sense.
You have to decipher, especially earlyand the more early like early like I
(10:58):
crust and then I'll be texting it'sjust and uh yeah, sometimes they're just
really scramble jamble. We all haveto confer. What do you think there's
smains. I'll tell you my faultwith texting. I send too long of
text and you know that I do. So it is my husband, No,
I know. Yeah, yeah,keep it brief. Yeah, please
fine, land kick Q and Ajust around the corner. We've got one
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thousand dollars cash for you in Shapeof You at Sharon So also Therapy Thursday,
get your three free therapy here.We've got our therapist coming in.
She's our therapist. Good morning,Coast one of three point five. Thank
you for being up with us firstthing in the morning. I'm my wit
radiostation, so listen to you guyswake me up and it's amazing. Thank
you so much for making my morningso much easier to wake up too.
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The LNK Morning Show on Coast oneO three point five. Her name is
Sarah Dash. It is a therapyThursday for the NK Morning Show. It's
Coast one A three point five andevery Thursday at this time we tackle your
issues, anything big or small,whatever is is on your mind. Licensed
therapist for you, Sarah, thanksfor coming in, and Jojo, thank
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you for entering online. Coast oneof three five dot com got ahold of
us in Jojo, I think weare linked up your on with Sarah Hey
Jojo? Oh yeah, Hi,glad to be a part of your world
for even a moment or two.Tell Sarah what's going on, Jojo.
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Well, I have not one friendnow, I have two friends who have
an anxiety and they don't know why, And I said, I don't know
why either, but I gave thema little suggestions. I'm not a therapist,
but I believe I'm a good friend. Has it helped, you know
what? Who's to say? Who'sto say? You know? They still
(12:50):
as of this day, they stillsay, I don't know why it comes
on me. Okay, so that'swhere you kidding. Well. The thing
about it is when somebody that weknow that we love is going through a
lot of anxiety, I don't thinkour role is necessarily to figure out what's
going on with them. Our roleas a friend, as a partner is
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to be there for them. Anda lot of times that can show up
with just talking with somebody, justsitting with somebody and not being in problem
solving mode. I think when we'refeeling really anxious, one of the things
we need is just to be ableto talk to somebody who's not going to
have anxiety about our anxiety. Yeah. I tell people that when they're in
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a state of anxiety, they're usuallyout of something that I call their window
of tolerance. When we move outof our window of tolerance, we generally
experience a lot of anxiety, orwe can also experience depression. But part
of that learning to stay in thatwindow of tolerance is to be able to
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expand it, and we do thatby learning to tolerate our anxiety. A
lot of times our instinct is torun away from our anxiety, whether it's
using something healthy something unhealthy. Butthe longer we can sit with anxiety,
I wonder if tolerance expands and weactually have less anxiety. Oh that's like
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grief too, you know. Absolutely, if I've ever feeling sad about losing
my dad, I let it comeand I don't try to, you know,
go walk the dogs or distract myself. I will just sit there and
then I'll even will I've even recentlysince I met you, Sarah, I've
been opening up photo albums and listeningto old messages, which for me was
(14:43):
impossible. You have to go andthere's something about sobbing it out, and
then there's a peace that comes afterthat. It's almost like, Ellen,
it sounds like you're taking yourself toit right rather than coming to you right,
like I want it all. Ijust want, you know, surround
myself from him and then see whathappens. Anxiety grief, those feelings,
(15:09):
they're not going to kill us.They're gonna feel really bad, but they
are they're gonna subside. Yeah hmm, yeah, that's very good. I
like all of it. Sarah's hereto help, Sarah, and thank you
for helping so many. Yay,I love it. I love you guys.
(15:31):
Yay, you're gonna hear me hopefullyon the I don't know. Okay,
see you guys. Thank you,love you same, she said,
A thousand dollars. Yeah, soanxiety. That doesn't feel good. But
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you know what, if you tryto chase it away, then it's coming
back and it could come back double. So thank you so much, Sarah
Dash for being here go through itand if you if you want some therapy
again. Coast one of three fivedot com plus your cash shape of You
Ed Sharon, just say good morning, Coast one of three point five.
Thank you for being up with usfirst thing in the morning. I'm wait
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radio station to listen to you guyswake me up and it's amazing. Thank
you so much for making my morningso much easier to wake up to the
LNK Morning Show on Coast one Othree point five. Thank you so much
for all your calls about the stepyou collect. Michael Jordan broke Michael Jordan's
record for the most expensive Michael Jordan'scard ever, so two point nine Mili.
(16:40):
But things don't have to be expensiveto collect them, and we're loving
your collections. Also, no,he has not played yet. Ed Share
in Shape of You. That isyour llen K one K pay Day song
of the hour. It's gonna comeup before nine, then you hear it.
Tyler twenty gets one thousand dollars cash. Good morning, Coast one of
three point five. Thank you forbeing up with us first thing in the
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morning. Wait radious station, listento you guys, wake me up and
it's amazing. Thank you so muchfor making my morning so much easier to
wake up too. The LNK MorningShow on Coast one o three point by
my dad Daddy Dale would collect likelittle bottle openers in the shape of fish.
Everything's in the shape of fish.And then you know, once you
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know someone likes something, that's allyou give them. I have a friend
who loves roosters. Do you guysremember when I was on my Flamingo kick
for about three years? Oh?Do I remember this mistake I made?
Was telling you guys, I likeflamingo. That's all I got. We
still have flamingo everything here. Wehave floaties, we have holes. If
anyone wants any flamingo anything, weare your resource here on the L and
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K Morning Show. Well, TommyAlvarez, thank you for being on.
School's out and you are on.You say that you collect dirt, Yeah,
from different places. The dirt homeUseemity Colorado and and Colorado has flakes
of gold in it too. Ohcome on, whoa So you do this
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and in like clear glass jars andthings. Yeah, oh that's so cool.
And yeah, do you display itat home or do you just like
kind of put it in the shoebox. No, we have them displayed
in our kitchen. So we havesome like the flowers and around the succulent.
But these the one in Colorado witha gold plates. That one isn't
(18:33):
a jar. That has been likea little area on top of a mantle.
I'm gonna start noticing dirt more often. Yeah, that one from Colorado.
My husband really thinks there's gold.But it was found way of a
mountain. You're like some trees.Oh that's pretty cool dirt. I never
(18:53):
thought about collecting that. But thinkof all the different colors, Like there's
that red, that Hawaiian a reddirt. There's even a T shirt line
called red Dirt. Yeah, it'slike super red. You know what.
I ever what I always wonder everytime you go to Big Bear and you
you drive past these places where itsays like you can mine for gold or
pandama. I ever done? No, But I wonder if that is that
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legit? Yeah, I did it, you did? I know you really
do get gold. Wow. Idon't know if they're putting in there,
where's it coming from? Many questionsabout coming from them hills, them their hills,
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