07 19 2024 Do you have a plan to be rich?

Episode Transcript

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Hello, Killy Nash. Hello,it's tomorrow show today. Thank god,
today's Friday. We'll be back onMonday, which means you're going to have
to have a Monday morning moral dilemma. We always have the moral dilemmas.
And you know, some of themare fun, some of them are lighthearted,
some of them are easier, someof them are a little bit harder.

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We've got one this week. Ifeel this is hard. Longtime couple
breaks up. Over the course ofthat relationship, they developed a friend group
where they're basically like a single unit, like it's not necessarily he's my friend,

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he's our friend. It's like watchingfriends, yeah, a little bit.
And so now he says his dilemmais he wants to ask the people
in the friend group to decide,Oh, my make a choice, because
I don't want you must choose.I don't feel comfortable talking to you if

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you're going to share that with her. I did hear of a couple this
week where one of I'll say this, one of the people bumped into another
person and this person said, hey, I just found out blah, And

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if that's the case, then wecan't be friends. And that was like
an overlapping social circle as well.They chose behind his or her back and
you're out. Yeah, you know, it was interesting. I was married
once for I guess eight years andtogether for like a decade, and it

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seemed as if it was kind oflike, it's almost like we had a
what do you want to call itpre marital agreement or whatever? Uh huh
where Not that I didn't know thatgoing into this, but it seemed like
any of the friends that I broughtinto the relationship I kept when I left.
Okay, any of the friends thatshe brought into the relationship who I

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thought were my friends, right,it became pretty obvious that they were not.
They were her friends. They wereher friends. And what about friends
you made while you were together?They all drifted away as we broke up,
they broke up with us as well, like they kind of just went
their own. Yeah, and youknow, in retrospect, I don't feel
bad about that. I mean,maybe during it I was a little hurt,

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but at the in retrospect, I'mlike, you know, what,
it all works out. I meanI've got a friend group now completely different
than that friend group that I hadfifteen twenty years ago. Whatever, it
was right. Friend groups kind ofdrift, and sometimes friend groups, you
know, sometimes people are only goingto be in your life for a few
years, right. I don't knowwhy that works that way, but they

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just for whatever reason. I'm notnecessarily saying they move. You might still
live right down the street from them, but they they're not sure. You're
not friends with them. They're notfriends. You're not that you're hostile,
you're just like I don't feel likecalling Bill today or whoever. It's okay.
It just just drifts apart. Myrecommendation would be, don't touch it,

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don't say a word, don't bringit up to anybody. Know that
you're uncomfortable with it. She's probablyuncomfortable with it. They're uncomfortable. Everybody's
uncomfortable, and you're only going tomake it worse if they If somebody puts
me in a corner and says,choose, I choose the other thing,
I'd say one hundred percent of thetime, I can't imagine a situation where

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if somebody comes to me and say, it's either going to be this or
it's going to be that. Ifyou're the this and never I'm always choosing.
Even if I don't like that,I'll choose it made me choose.
Yes, I don't want to haveto make that you were not that you
were this. I'm not not choosingthis. I was probably going to choose
this, but you made me choosethis. You made me choose. I

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like it. This is good.I saw a story. This is you
know, obviously you and I arenot even the dating world, but and
we have kids that are somewhat involvedin the dating world, and so perhaps
especially for you, with the fatherof a of a young lady there,

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this might be of interest to you. A cosmetics company called I don't even
how you say it, E sOes. I guess they call themselves so
os, but it's E s oEs has come up with a lip gloss.
Now it is expensive as hell,sixty five dollars, but according to
the CEO Joy Hoover, they believethis is the first ever lip gloss that

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when you take a sip of adrink, if the drink has roofies in
it, Oh, it will itwill, it will detect what a great
idea it will tell if you haveXanax in your drink. Valium and other
types of roofees and the high techcase that it comes in also has a

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Bluetooth connected panic button, so youcan immediately reach out to emergency services.
What a great idea, that's that'sinteresting. It's sad that we live in
a time when there were now we'rehere that this is like a thing.
I've often wondered why, and I'vecontemplated this, and I'm not a chemist,
nor do I know one, orI would have been over in his
garage on the weekends formulating this.But you know, girls go out and

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get a drink. If you justhad like a little peel, like the
size of a tick tack, youjust drop it in there and if it
changes colors, then you know,don't do it. Hmm. That's kind
of like the same mindset I wassitting on a million dollar idea, Kelly
Well, And that kind of leadsus to our next story. We have
a third of Americans believe that theyhave an idea that will make them rich.

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Now, that's a lot of Americanswho expect to get rich now,
and again it doesn't qualify here andsay, what do you think rich is?
I guess that's maybe part of it. The beauties in the eye of
the beholder, as to what richactually is. Now they break it down
as to what the field is thatthey think they're going to get rich because

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of twenty seven percent say they havea stock tip that will make them rich.
Twenty six percent said the idea isa game changing product that no one
has ever seen before. That wouldbe what you're in right there. I
came up with this idea. IfI can somehow figure out how to put
this together, I'm going to getrich. Nineteen percent. The rest of

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them are they're getting well, there'stwo of them here that are a little
interesting. Nineteen percent say that theyjust feel it that they're going to win
the lottery. Seventeen percent say thatthey have an idea that they are going
to inherit a large sum of money. So I feel it that I feel

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uncle is going to die and he'sgoing to leave it all to me.
Yeah, okay, all right.And finally eleven percent of America, Now
this is eleven percent of the group. Inside that thirty three percent. That's
how you get to one hundred percent. Inside the thirty three percent, eleven
percent of them say that they haveeither like a great American novel or some
sort of music that is going tomake that. Rich men, by the

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way, much more likely to feelthis way. Thirty nine almost forty percent.
Oh they have a literary offering orno, No, forty percent of
men just feel like they're going tobe rich in their lifetime. Oh,
it's only twenty four percent of womenfeel like they're going to be rich in
their lifetime. And you know,and I'll honestee, women probably have a

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better opportunity to just target a richguy and marry him. Yeah. I
hate to say that, but yousee it play out every day. But
you could do that. I sawI play out last weekend. Did you
really? Yeah, of course Iunderstand the attraction. You wanted to pull
out his chet book. Excuse himwhile he whips this out? What movie
was that from? Excuse me whileI whipped this out? Gosh, we've

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quoted it so often I've forgotten.Was it Blazing Saddles? It might have
been. We had a Blazing Saddlesreference this morning, which is now we
might have to put Blazing Saddles intorotation with a few good men. You
know what. I have to goback and refresh myself on Blazing Saddles because
I don't know that I have anywherenear as many quotes as I do from
a future. No, I'm nearlyas many. Either. I need more.

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We need more blazing saddle quotes.And maybe we'll bring that one back.
The idea of I'm gonna want thisweekend is refreshed myself. It's guys
overwhelmingly who loved to quote movies.I said one yesterday and caught a guy
completely off guard. I think Icut you off guard with this one.
Okay, usual, if I haveto go to the bathroom, I'll say

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something like, oh, I gotto go. I gotta go talk to
a guy about a horse. Igotta go see a man about a horse.
Well, the other day I saidI got to go arrest Kendrick.
He's like, what, Yeah,what are you talking about? Never mind,
the moment was lost on you.The moment was lost. Yeah,
your response should have been tell him. I said, Hi, iuppose to

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be. We'll do. That wasthe very end of a few good men.
That's right. So, and wehave this sad update here on how
many young Americans understand or know thehistory of America. So only thirty one

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percent of Americans are familiar with JamesMadison as the father of the Constitution six
and ten students cannot correctly identify theterm length of a Senate member. Oh
my gosh, twenty seven percent knowthat Vice President Kamala Harris. Excuse me,

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twenty seven percent know that Kamala Harrisis the President of the US Senate,
because whoever the vice president is isthe president of the Senate. Only
thirty five percent could identify Mike Johnsonas the Speaker of the House. It's
a third line to the presidency.I mean, and these are college students.

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These are not the sad part.I mean, these are not like
you know, I've got grads.When I'm watching a news program they're going
to do a man on the Streetthing and they get to a college campus,
I immediately turned the channel. Idon't want to see it. It's
embarrassing. We should have a lawagainst broadcasting the answers to simple questions about
American history when you are on ColumbiaUniversity's campus asking students. So, I

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don't know, maybe this is anopportunity for us to just talk about like
something that you just found out aboutthe gut, like one of those things,
or maybe you misquoted. Oh,this is a good one, I
hope she's not listening. So theother day, this lady says to me,
she's telling me a story. Iforget exactly what it was. I'm
guessing maybe she was talking about theSecret Service details or something. And she

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says something about JFK finally got theSecret Service detail or something to that effect,
and I go, you mean RFKand she goes RFK And I said,
well, RFK Junior. Obviously thedad is dead and she's like,

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it's RFK and I was like yeah, and she goes, maybe that's why
nobody's been responding to my posts.And I was like, well, JFK
Junior has been dead since ninety nineI think it was was when he died
on the trip to Yeah. Imean, so there was just spatial awareness

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awareness. So there was JFK,then there's JFK Junior, who has been
dead now for twenty five years,yes, and then RFK. And then
RFK Junior is the guy who's currentlytrying to be the president. And she
was like, oh my gosh,I've been calling him JFK. So I
gave her a thing right then,and it was just a very eye opening

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moment for her. Perhaps you've hadone of those things where you've been misquoting
it. Yikes, that is soawkward. That makes my skin crawl.
It so awkward. It's a strownperson. Oh yeah, this and this
woman's not just grown, she's Iwill use the phrase heavily involved in the

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political system here in Columbia. Isaid, well, the good news is
you only missed it by a letter. You're only off by one letter.
You should have added the junior Jand on the keyboard early. No,
they're not. I missed type.It was the type of I auto corrected

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it to JFK, you know.And we much like the man on the
Street interviews when we were years agoon the morning Rush on end, okay,
when we came it to July fourthor Flag Day, you know,
we would have a little trivia gamewhere we would ask an American history question,

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like something a little tougher, thencan you name the three colors on
the flag? What was the firstcapital of the United States of America.
That's a good one. So andwe would go for like an hour without
getting an answer. No ited beforethe internet, but it was so embarrassing.
I said, We're never doing thisagain. I remember telling Sammy the

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producer of the time. We're neverdoing this contest again. I will not
sit here and be part of thisembarrassment. And that was twenty five years
ago, Yes, thirty years ago. I mean it's it seems to be
getting worse and worse, and wequit teaching history. Oh okay, I
don't even want to think about itanymore. Okay, all right, Hey,

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I don't want to end it ona depressing nob How stupid are you?
How stupid is your neighbor? Ohmy gosh, that maybe just a
bit within itself. Somebody was discussingsomething with you, in particular, if
it was American history, that'd begreat, and you had to correct them.
How do you do that? Gently? All right, Kelly, I
will give you. I'll give youa couple of things you can do to

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make your brain healthier, and we'lltry to end on a positive number.
According to the lifestyle experts who followlowering the risk of dementia, these are
some things that you can do thatwill help your brain and help you avoid
Alzheimer's and dementia and all that sortof stuff. Okay, walking, get
regular walks in It's better if youcan walk with a friend, meditate for

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ten minutes a day. If youcan meditate ten minutes today, consistency is
key to that, that will help. Gratitude journaling is what they call it.
So it helps you get rid ofnegative thoughts in your mind if you
just focus on what you're that's thankfulfor. Keeping a consistent bedtime sleep is
a crucial function for your brain.You need to get in eat what does

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it say? Research shows that evengetting one less hour than your recommended amount
of sleep will raise the risks ofdementia dramatically. Pick up a new team
sport. That could be pickleball,that could be any It could be any
kind of team sport. For somereason, it's much better than just playing
one on one when you have towork with others. That fixes your brain

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or keeps your brain healthy as well. So there's some positive things this weekend
you could possibly be working on.I'm liking that. And this weekend I'm
trying to think what am I doingthis weekend? I got a big birthday
celebration to attend. That'll be fun. Of course, next week, Kim,
we got the big rock the country. Jason Aldean was at the RNC

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convention talking to Donald Trump last night. He's going to be in the Upstate
next Saturday night. He's the headliner. Miranda Lambert is the headliner for Friday.
I was going to say, yougot Miranda and Jason Aldean. No,
I believe they're both playing on Saturday, aren't they. Kid Rock is
the headliner for Friday night. Itsounds almost like the RNC Conventions coming time.
We've got whul Cogan, not thefinorihlity. We can get whul Cogan.

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It was recreated it. It iscalled roth the Country. All right.
So are we still giving away ticketsto that? I believe so.
But you better get online quick becausewe shut those contests off usually about a
week before the event because we gotto get in touch with all of our
winners. Yeah. I just sawit. And we also got Brantley Gilbert
there, Big and Rich'll be there. Coleton, well, it's Colt Ford
coming. His name is still onthe post. He may be there,

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but I don't. I don't knowabout him performing. So there's a bunch
of great artists, yes, butKid Rock, Jason Aldan, Miranda Lambard,
they have three big names. Julytwenty sixth and twenty seventh tickets right
now. Now, that's why Icould be there. WHOA, you're going
up? I think I'm gonna bethere? What am I doing? How
come? Oh? I'm not going? What happened to me? I'm a

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bad planner? I see if Ican get you some tickets. That's probably
why I'm not going. I gotbad planning. Yeah, I'm horrible.
The weekend after that, I gobroke with the Liverpool game. Oh yeah,
that's right, that's coming up,yeah, August third? What are
you not paying for tickets for that? And unbelievable? Mean, I don't
even remember. We've got free parkingspaces from my Heart Media. I just

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well, I got one. Yeah, I just got that the other day.
But the I mean, the quickversion of that story, the quickest
way I could tell it is Jonathanand I were doing this podcast. I
believe we were doing something where wewere talking on for an extended period of
time. It was this podcast.And as we're doing it is when the
tickets were going on sale, andfor some reason, I wasn't being allowed

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to get into the queue. ButI'm trying to just focus on Jonathan while
I'm talking. But I'm like,why is this thing not letting me do
it. So now I'm texting withpeople back and forth. This is what's
going on. I'm getting more andmore irritated, but I'm still trying to
maintain a you know, jovial approach. Somebody says you got to go through
your desktop. It's not working onthe phones. So then I go on
to the desktop and I'm trying tobuy the tickets. And I was originally

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trying to buy eight tickets in arow, best ones possible. And so
when you see the seats, Iwould click on it and it would say
whatever, and I'd click on theone. I might get through like five
in a row, and then whenI click on the sixth one, they'd
say that one's now sold. AndI'm like trying not to go what the
in the middle of this podcast.And so when I finally and by the

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way, we were able to lowerit to I think five tickets is what
I needed because I'm still texting inthe middle of all that, right,
and three people are who's in,who's out? I'm out. So we've
but they did something what's the nameof that. It's like demand pricing or
something, and so apparently ticket Masterif you go to demand pricing. If
they see an event is selling outor selling quick quickly, they start raising

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the prices on tickets, which isone of the reasons why they're being investigated.
So it's almost like a scalper's involved, and it's the it's the direct
seller, I mean lying demand instantaneouslywith price increases. Yeah, and so
the ticket So by the time Iwas able to click five in a row
and it accepted all five of them, I didn't even look at the ticket

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price. I just bought it asquickly as I could. And once it
was bought and the email comes throughwith the receipt, I'm like, what
the hell have I done? Ijust spent Like, you know, don't
ever agree to be the ticket masterwhen you're the point person in the group.

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Look what's going on. You gotdemand pricing happening. Kelly's trying to
click on eight seats in a rowbefore somebody else clicks on one or more
in that in that string of seatswhile prices are going up and people are
deciding at some point whether they're out. So you got like six different things.

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You're You're like an auctioneer on thefloor at the Wall Street at Wall
Street at the same time, whileI was doing a podcast, while you're
doing a podcast. So yeah,a lot happened in there. B When
I saw that I did have Idon't know if I want to say the
number, but it was sticker shockwhen I got that, and I learned
a long time ago, do notbe ticketmaster. Can't be ticketmaster, don't

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be ticketmaster. Well I can tellyou exactly if I remember, it was
exactly. It cost me three hundredand fifteen dollars to be ticketmaster. Well
that's what I lost. I'll saythat is a bargain compared to what I'm
spending to go to this ridiculous preseasonsoccer match where probably the Stars won't even
be playing in it. I willnot be going anywhere near willis By Stadium

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that weekend, but I did getthe parking. And now I'm also I'm
figuring these three people are coming infrom out of town for the event,
and so that means fancy schmancy pregamedinner, lots of dinners, and you'll
be hosting them. That's right,So this will dinner out, but you'll
be hosting in your kitchen, CHARCOTERIboard will be oh I don't know if

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we're going to go that far.I think they're coming in that day.
I know the next day we're leaving. So we're going to Connecticut the next
day because my mother so. ButSaturday I will be broke again. Dinner
will be involved. I'm sure it'llbe a very Oh you know what,
You're right, I'll be. I'mgonna be. I know exactly where I'm
going to be. Yeah, I'mgoing to be on the north side of

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Paul's Island, by knee deep inthe water with one of my favorite fishing
lures. That's where I'll be sittingthere listening to Zach Brown. I'll be
standing in the water castings. Yeah, well I'll be in I'll be in
the I'll be in the inlets.But I will be pulling up flounder with
any luck at all. Maybe you'llsee a snakehead. If I see a

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snakehead, I'm killing it immediately.Well, I got up a picture first,
who goes I'm with social media?Not you can't keep me off of
social media. I mean pictures doI put up in satiable? I can't
even keep up with it. Hey, what's going on with you? Let
us know how social media if youcan find a way to ever get in
touch with me because I'm posting allthe time. Can't accept incoming messages.

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I'm so busy putting them out.I heard media has asked me to stop
posting so much. Gosh afe peopleknew the meetings we had. Oh anyway,
Uh and if you want to email, you can do that at rush
at night seventy fives dot com.I'm Nash at ninety seven five to b
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