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Speaker 1 (00:00):
One to six point seven Light FM with Cobby and
(00:02):
Christine in the morning produced to Christen joining us. It
is Monday, December first, so we'll be together this week guys,
and then you go away Christine next week your Germany trip.
Then you're back after that. Then we have a few
more days then boom, it's done. Gosh, I can't believe it.
Speaker 2 (00:18):
I know December every year we feel like this, How
did this happen?
Speaker 1 (00:22):
The older you get, the faster it goes right. Oh
my gosh. We had a great Thanksgiving weekend. We left
on Tuesday. Was it Tuesday? No? Okay, so we had
off Wednesday, didn't we Lenesday? That's right, we left. Thank
you for keeping track of my schedule because we didn't
do a show on Wednesday. But I slept in on Wednesday,
and then we went to the airport and I got
(00:43):
to tell you, no trouble at all at the airport,
so great. The family and I boarded a plane to Orlando,
headed to Disney World, and the flight was on time.
TSA was easy. Somebody there we ever heard talking? They
think that people stagger thanks Giving week. It's Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.
A little bit each day and therefore it leaves everything.
(01:05):
And then we flew back on Saturday, which I think
helped no issues to fifteen flight took off at two fifteen,
supposed to land at for thirty five, landed at four
thirty five. So I mean, it was just a great trip.
We went to Disney World.
Speaker 2 (01:18):
Saw the pictures. I loved it.
Speaker 1 (01:20):
That was just on Friday, Thank you, and Cocoa Miles
had a blast, and we bought some lightning you know.
Producer Christen said, buy some lightning passes. Yeah, because some
of the rides can be lengthy as far as a
weight goes. But the thing about it is when you
buy a lightning pass, you don't know if you're going
to be walking into a crazy crowded park or not.
And we went Friday after Thanksgiving and the park was
(01:42):
not too bad. So we would go up to the
rides that we bought a lightning pass for to go
faster in line, but the line was only five minutes anyway.
Oh okay, so you know, but better safe than sorry.
We needed it for one of them, like Pirates of
the Caribbean was a little lengthy. Oh yeah, so we
had a lightning pass for that.
Speaker 2 (02:00):
That's a classic, that one in the Haunted Mansion. I
just love.
Speaker 1 (02:03):
Yeah, we didn't do the Haunted Mansion. I wanted to.
We didn't have time. We'd only did it one day.
But if we did two days, probably at the park,
we would have done. Yeah. But look you what was
the highlight of your time already?
Speaker 2 (02:14):
Again?
Speaker 1 (02:15):
Well you saw amazing Broadway show. Yes, that included something
else pretty amazing.
Speaker 2 (02:20):
Yes it did. So I went to see A Christmas
Carol with Michael Servis, is one of my favorite Broadway actors.
He's incredible in this, he's Scrooge. It's at the Proman
Performing Arts Center, which is pack NYC, which is downtown
near the World Trade Center. So I wasn't even aware
of this building, this beautiful building that's like just for
the arts. You go in, they have an incredible restaurant
(02:43):
metropolis and then there's like a little like kind of
loungy music, and then you go up to the theater
and this was such a beautiful production of a Christmas Carol.
This is like the whole family can go. It's immersive.
It's updated, but not so much where you're like, oh no,
it's like updated in a good way, like you just
(03:04):
just all good things. But to prove my point that
it's a good one for the whole family, the family
sitting behind me was a former president with his entire family.
So it was President Bill Clinton with Hillary Clinton, my goodness, Chelsea,
their daughter, their son in law, and their two grandkids.
Speaker 1 (03:24):
That is very cool. Look, regardless of your political affiliation,
to be that close to a former president. I think
it's pretty cool. I've never I've never been a president
talked to a former president.
Speaker 2 (03:34):
It was incredible and they were very very kind. Yeah
I did.
Speaker 1 (03:39):
And they were like just chilling, kicking, yes, talking about
loving my show.
Speaker 2 (03:43):
They love the show. I was like, well, that's Michael Servis.
That's one of my favorite actors. Because Clinton was saying
how much he loved Scrooge and he's like you can
see like every time his heart opens up just a
little bit more. And I'm like, yeah, he's like this
is such a great shund. You know. Then I started
like paying attention a little bit, like oh, there must
be secret service. And they weren't like scary, like trying
(04:05):
to intimidate us. They're in the theater. They were friendly.
I think the Clinton's were open to meeting people, so
they were staying friendly but protective. But there was one
point during the show whereas like I wanted my chapstick
really really bad, and I'm sitting on the aisle, so
I'm sitting directly in front of President Clinton, right, I'm
making sure like my hood is not in his lap,
(04:26):
by the way, like just trying to, you know, keep
to myself. But I wanted my chapstick, and I was
afraid to like go digging in my bag because I
didn't want Secret Service to think I was up to anything,
like yeah, it's harmless. I mean you no harm It's
just I have chaplets. That's all it is.
Speaker 1 (04:45):
But you never did it.
Speaker 2 (04:46):
I sort of I couldn't take it anymore. I like
really needed it, so I did, but I felt like
I lifted it out like see chamestick.
Speaker 1 (04:56):
But the things you were thinking about, Yeah.
Speaker 2 (04:58):
But nobody respond like it was anything that this show.
I mean for Cubby, for you, and for Kristen. If
you can go with your kids, it's really wonderful. They
get the kids involved.
Speaker 1 (05:08):
That's awesome.
Speaker 2 (05:08):
It's great.
Speaker 1 (05:09):
All right, sounds like we all had a very very
busy weekend. We're coming right back with more busy things
to do, should be talking about, oh you know what?
Real quick before we go to break seven twenty five,
we kick off our twelve Days at Christmas on LIGHTFM.
Did you see all the gifts were giving away at
seven twenty five? Whoa do you see that? Yes, somebody's
gonna win all these at seven twenty five. Apple AirPods,
(05:30):
a Delongey Comby all in one coffee espresso machine, one
hundred dollars worth of New Jersey scratch off tickets, four
tickets to the Holiday Train Show at New York Potanical Garden,
one hundred dollars gift card courtesy of Ridgewood Savings Bank,
a Sports Illustrated subscription that's amazing. A pair of tickets
to see Stranger Things, the First Shadow on Broadway that's
so good. This is all at seven twenty five, So
(05:51):
it's winning all that? Wow? All right, And there's more
where that came from coming up next on LIGHTFM.
One to six point seven Light FM with Cobby and
(00:02):
Christine in the morning produced to Christen joining us. It
is Monday, December first, so we'll be together this week guys,
and then you go away Christine next week your Germany trip.
Then you're back after that. Then we have a few
more days then boom, it's done. Gosh, I can't believe it.
Speaker 2 (00:18):
I know December every year we feel like this, How
did this happen?
Speaker 1 (00:22):
The older you get, the faster it goes right. Oh
my gosh. We had a great Thanksgiving weekend. We left
on Tuesday. Was it Tuesday? No? Okay, so we had
off Wednesday, didn't we Lenesday? That's right, we left. Thank
you for keeping track of my schedule because we didn't
do a show on Wednesday. But I slept in on Wednesday,
and then we went to the airport and I got
(00:43):
to tell you, no trouble at all at the airport,
so great. The family and I boarded a plane to Orlando,
headed to Disney World, and the flight was on time.
TSA was easy. Somebody there we ever heard talking? They
think that people stagger thanks Giving week. It's Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.
A little bit each day and therefore it leaves everything.
(01:05):
And then we flew back on Saturday, which I think
helped no issues to fifteen flight took off at two fifteen,
supposed to land at for thirty five, landed at four
thirty five. So I mean, it was just a great trip.
We went to Disney World.
Speaker 2 (01:18):
Saw the pictures. I loved it.
Speaker 1 (01:20):
That was just on Friday, Thank you, and Cocoa Miles
had a blast, and we bought some lightning you know.
Producer Christen said, buy some lightning passes. Yeah, because some
of the rides can be lengthy as far as a
weight goes. But the thing about it is when you
buy a lightning pass, you don't know if you're going
to be walking into a crazy crowded park or not.
And we went Friday after Thanksgiving and the park was
(01:42):
not too bad. So we would go up to the
rides that we bought a lightning pass for to go
faster in line, but the line was only five minutes anyway.
Oh okay, so you know, but better safe than sorry.
We needed it for one of them, like Pirates of
the Caribbean was a little lengthy. Oh yeah, so we
had a lightning pass for that.
Speaker 2 (02:00):
That's a classic, that one in the Haunted Mansion. I
just love.
Speaker 1 (02:03):
Yeah, we didn't do the Haunted Mansion. I wanted to.
We didn't have time. We'd only did it one day.
But if we did two days, probably at the park,
we would have done. Yeah. But look you what was
the highlight of your time already?
Speaker 2 (02:14):
Again?
Speaker 1 (02:15):
Well you saw amazing Broadway show. Yes, that included something
else pretty amazing.
Speaker 2 (02:20):
Yes it did. So I went to see A Christmas
Carol with Michael Servis, is one of my favorite Broadway actors.
He's incredible in this, he's Scrooge. It's at the Proman
Performing Arts Center, which is pack NYC, which is downtown
near the World Trade Center. So I wasn't even aware
of this building, this beautiful building that's like just for
the arts. You go in, they have an incredible restaurant
(02:43):
metropolis and then there's like a little like kind of
loungy music, and then you go up to the theater
and this was such a beautiful production of a Christmas Carol.
This is like the whole family can go. It's immersive.
It's updated, but not so much where you're like, oh no,
it's like updated in a good way, like you just
(03:04):
just all good things. But to prove my point that
it's a good one for the whole family, the family
sitting behind me was a former president with his entire family.
So it was President Bill Clinton with Hillary Clinton, my goodness, Chelsea,
their daughter, their son in law, and their two grandkids.
Speaker 1 (03:24):
That is very cool. Look, regardless of your political affiliation,
to be that close to a former president. I think
it's pretty cool. I've never I've never been a president
talked to a former president.
Speaker 2 (03:34):
It was incredible and they were very very kind. Yeah
I did.
Speaker 1 (03:39):
And they were like just chilling, kicking, yes, talking about
loving my show.
Speaker 2 (03:43):
They love the show. I was like, well, that's Michael Servis.
That's one of my favorite actors. Because Clinton was saying
how much he loved Scrooge and he's like you can
see like every time his heart opens up just a
little bit more. And I'm like, yeah, he's like this
is such a great shund. You know. Then I started
like paying attention a little bit, like oh, there must
be secret service. And they weren't like scary, like trying
(04:05):
to intimidate us. They're in the theater. They were friendly.
I think the Clinton's were open to meeting people, so
they were staying friendly but protective. But there was one
point during the show whereas like I wanted my chapstick
really really bad, and I'm sitting on the aisle, so
I'm sitting directly in front of President Clinton, right, I'm
making sure like my hood is not in his lap,
(04:26):
by the way, like just trying to, you know, keep
to myself. But I wanted my chapstick, and I was
afraid to like go digging in my bag because I
didn't want Secret Service to think I was up to anything,
like yeah, it's harmless. I mean you no harm It's
just I have chaplets. That's all it is.
Speaker 1 (04:45):
But you never did it.
Speaker 2 (04:46):
I sort of I couldn't take it anymore. I like
really needed it, so I did, but I felt like
I lifted it out like see chamestick.
Speaker 1 (04:56):
But the things you were thinking about, Yeah.
Speaker 2 (04:58):
But nobody respond like it was anything that this show.
I mean for Cubby, for you, and for Kristen. If
you can go with your kids, it's really wonderful. They
get the kids involved.
Speaker 1 (05:08):
That's awesome.
Speaker 2 (05:08):
It's great.
Speaker 1 (05:09):
All right, sounds like we all had a very very
busy weekend. We're coming right back with more busy things
to do, should be talking about, oh you know what?
Real quick before we go to break seven twenty five,
we kick off our twelve Days at Christmas on LIGHTFM.
Did you see all the gifts were giving away at
seven twenty five? Whoa do you see that? Yes, somebody's
gonna win all these at seven twenty five. Apple AirPods,
(05:30):
a Delongey Comby all in one coffee espresso machine, one
hundred dollars worth of New Jersey scratch off tickets, four
tickets to the Holiday Train Show at New York Potanical Garden,
one hundred dollars gift card courtesy of Ridgewood Savings Bank,
a Sports Illustrated subscription that's amazing. A pair of tickets
to see Stranger Things, the First Shadow on Broadway that's
so good. This is all at seven twenty five, So
(05:51):
it's winning all that? Wow? All right, And there's more
where that came from coming up next on LIGHTFM.
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