March 11, 2025 • 27 mins
Vont's friend is getting married with a strange registry, Dave convinces us to eat packing peanuts, and more!
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Speaker 1 (00:02):
I never got tired of that song. I love that song.
It just gets more layered and prettier toward the end.
Whoever produced that song, they should win Producer of the
Century because if you go back and listen to that song,
listen as it progresses, because one thing, in like hit songs,
they start out with just a couple of instruments and
then they like build and build and build and build,
and then at the end there's so many layers of
(00:22):
her vocals and it's just it really is just beautiful
in the harmonies, and it's like that Serena Carpenter is
a great singer, great artist, but she didn't come up
with that. That is the producer that came up with that,
and she or he should win Producer of the Century. Wow.
Speaker 2 (00:37):
I always harmonize at the new I do better than
that usually, but it's just so yeah, I hope. So
it's like very melodic. That's the word I'll use it.
Speaker 1 (00:47):
When I played cribage last night, I played cribbage in
a cribage tournament last night and I got smoked, I
mean seriously got stung. It was terrible. It was fun though,
got out of the house good and I don't remember
the name of the brewery that I went to, but
it was We're here by Bloomington, blooming This was kind
of blooming Yeah, that's my favorite brewery. I love that
one all the time. That was kind of nice I
(01:07):
did that. That was kind of a fun thing to do.
Anything on your mind.
Speaker 2 (01:10):
My friend is getting married, which is so weird. This
is my first, like high school college friend to get married,
so it makes me feel like I'm getting older. But
so he sent me in a list of the invitation
and cute like they have the website, everything laid out.
The registry is what was hilarious to me. I texted
you guys about it last night.
Speaker 3 (01:27):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (01:27):
Three things on the registry. Number one, push this and
submit any amount for towards our house. Understandable. Yeah, same
thing with their honeymoon. You can however much you want
to put toward our honeymoon. The third thing, and I'm
not kidding it is a forty five dollars vegetable peeler.
Speaker 1 (01:44):
Go buy it yourself. That's the dumbest thing. Go buy
go buy it yourself. You got money to buy a house.
You got and why do you need a forty five
dollars vegetable peeler, I have no, It's stainless steel, is
what I'm seeing.
Speaker 3 (01:55):
So you said there's three things total. It's house, honeymoon
vegetable peel Yes, wow, the Holy Trinity, right.
Speaker 1 (02:02):
Whoever buys them that vegetable peel is going to be
like their savior. Why it's I wonder if they put
it on there for a joke, because I mean, if
you need one that badly that you put it on
your registry, go buy it yourself. And what is a
vegetable peeler? That's a potato peeler, that's what. Yeah, it
peels carrots and potatoes. Forty five dollars. I'm sure there's
(02:23):
probably one that's got, like, you know, an engraved handle
and you get it monogrammed or something. I don't know.
Speaker 3 (02:28):
Got us a cushy handle for arthritis. It's like, here
you go. Do ninja blenders even cost forty five dollars?
Speaker 1 (02:35):
They probably just cost forty dollars. Ninjas are expensive.
Speaker 3 (02:39):
I would say those are like over two hundred dollars
for a nice meza.
Speaker 1 (02:43):
No, yeah, look it up, look it up, look it up.
But I don't think I spent that much on a
ninja blender before, and I have a ninja blender. I
think that's a good bit.
Speaker 3 (02:50):
If they pick three things and one of them is
a vegetable peeler, but they didn't have anything else on
their registry?
Speaker 1 (02:56):
Is my first wedding that I'm going to?
Speaker 2 (02:57):
Has this been like a weird thing that you guys
have seen anything weird weirder than this?
Speaker 1 (03:01):
Just random on a registry? Uh No. Usually you go
on like the Target dot com or the bedbathom Beyond
dot com and you're looking like, oh, okay, they want
to set a bath towels, or they want a towel warmer,
or they want a set of silver whatever it is. Yeah,
that makes sense. And then it's like, okay, well you
click and you kind of figure out what you should spend.
How much do I love these people? I love them
probably one hundred and twenty dollars. Yeah, so I get something,
(03:23):
Oh I really love them, three hundred dollars something like that.
You get married, I'd spend three hundred dollars. Fallon and
Meat Sauce got married. Yeah, I got them a snowblower.
I think it's probably a six hundred dollars snow blower, Yeah,
had broken the first year course.
Speaker 4 (03:37):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (03:38):
I The only thing I don't like about registries because
I know a lot of people have gotten married, but
they get a little bit bold with their choices where
they're like, you know what, let's put this Nintendo switch
on the registry.
Speaker 1 (03:48):
I'm like, who's gonna get that for?
Speaker 2 (03:50):
You?
Speaker 1 (03:50):
Don't?
Speaker 3 (03:51):
Like you said, Dave, buy it yourself. Or if I
know that you've been living in sin for ten years,
you guys have everything you need. Yeah, why do you
have such a large registry?
Speaker 1 (04:00):
I think that's the thing is like if you're a
little bit old, if you're thirty five, you probably still
you want to do it up. I guess right, But
I don't know that you get to have a registry.
I don't know. Definitely on a second marriage, I don't
think you get a registry at all. And I like
the honeymoon bucket and the like house bucket.
Speaker 3 (04:17):
I totally get that, and that's usually what I give
money to because I don't ever buy like a physical
item that I have to go pick up and then wrap,
no hard pass.
Speaker 1 (04:27):
Go online and then or you just donate the money, right,
I just donate money. I just do like oh, you
want to go on a honeymoon.
Speaker 3 (04:34):
No, I just donated to the online thing said there's
just like a button you press and then I usually say, like,
here's this is going to pay for four rounds of
Margarita's in Mexico.
Speaker 1 (04:44):
If you right. I think it's cool. If you are
getting married for the second time, but your new partner
is their first time, do you get a registry?
Speaker 3 (04:52):
No.
Speaker 2 (04:52):
That's why I'm going to disagree with what you just said.
You're getting something the first time, maybe the second, But
if you just keep getting married after that, that just
means you keep getting my money in it's not working out,
so you need any more gifts from me?
Speaker 1 (05:03):
But what if they're partners first marriage? Though? Sorry, marry
is someone better?
Speaker 3 (05:08):
No better?
Speaker 1 (05:11):
Okay, what do you think first time you get married, Sure,
registry gifts whatever. Second time you get married, I don't
think you especially if you're like in your thirties, I
don't think you get anything. You know you need anything,
You don't really need anything. And if you're getting married
in your forties, maybe you get a registry. Let's say
you're forty two, you and your partner then they're forty two, also,
do you do a registry. I don't think so. People
(05:32):
choose to want to buy you something. I guess, but
I don't think it gets to go on bedbathom beyond
dot com. Here's all the towels I want? Right exactly?
Is like, come on, you're forty two, it is? What
does it say Tuesday? I just realized Saint Patrick's Day
is a week from yesterday. Oh jeez, so that kind
of I drove by the Irish pub over here on
(05:53):
the corner and said Saint Patrick's Day and I'm like,
oh yeah, that's coming up pretty quick. So anyway, today
we have the Kendrick and Siss the tickets? Is the
last week for that one? Hang on the Daily Bailey
is coming up in a minute. What do we got
to look forward to?
Speaker 3 (06:06):
On the Daily Bailey, we're talking group projects. I'm gonna
see what kind of a group project person you are?
Speaker 1 (06:12):
Kill me more, give me more interesting? Yeah, that doesn't
sound that interesting. Have you ever been in a group project?
Speaker 2 (06:17):
Dave?
Speaker 1 (06:17):
Back in school?
Speaker 3 (06:18):
Yes?
Speaker 1 (06:19):
Are you the kid who does everything? Are the kid
that does not? I was the kid who did everything.
We're going to talk about Okay, it's coming up next
to Daily Bailey, I KDWB on kt w B. Hey,
let's look at the brackets really quick. Here embarrassing things
that you don't like to buy at the store. So
we started out with sixteen embarrassing things. It's the month
of brackets, and we've eliminated eight. So let's go over
(06:39):
the brackets really quick, Von Tavious and see what we got. Yes,
so we kicked off the brackets yesterday with the first one.
I'm stalling time. We're here until ten.
Speaker 2 (06:49):
We have a pregnancy test versus laxatives. Okay, okay, and
laxatives won.
Speaker 1 (06:56):
Okay, got it.
Speaker 2 (06:57):
And then we went granny panties versus headlight's treatment. Of course,
Headlight's treatment took the wind. Yeah, very embarrassing by I
don't know.
Speaker 1 (07:04):
We kept saying this yesterday.
Speaker 2 (07:06):
Granny panties, Well you would just only buy those if
you're an old person.
Speaker 3 (07:09):
No, No, not necessarily, like I think granny panties is
just the name of it. But it's just like any.
Speaker 1 (07:15):
Ginormous para pair of comfortable undee comes in a package. Okay.
Speaker 2 (07:20):
Then next up we have we I don't know why
it's not loading as tampons, yeah, versus adult diapers, adult diapers,
blue tampons out.
Speaker 1 (07:28):
Of the park. Yeah, tampon shouldn't be embarrassing. It was
like two percent.
Speaker 2 (07:33):
Then you got cheese in a can versus an enema.
I had hope for the cheese and the can, but
another one that got bleue out. It was ninety seven percent.
Speaker 1 (07:40):
For the enema. Yeah, I would think, so I get it.
And on the other side of the bracket, plan B
versus lube Plan B one. Oh really, okay? Loop is
a bit more embarrassing to me as a guy, I
think it is. Maybe to a woman it's not as embarrassing. Yeah,
I guess. I guess it wouldn't be embarrassing if I
had to buy that. One of my favorites, A plunger
(08:02):
versus preparation. H that is a good one. Prep h one?
Oh really okay? All right, anything to do with the behind,
I think it's probably going to be embarrassing, right because
you don't want people know what's going on.
Speaker 2 (08:13):
Junk, And you got condoms versus pads again, condoms one
over pads, and then finally adult toys versus bed bug killer.
Speaker 1 (08:21):
I think we all know adult toys took the more
embarrassing when you PLoP that on the counter at Target.
High school boy, huh.
Speaker 3 (08:28):
I don't know why buying it at Target. At Target,
I know, it just seems like I would go somewhere
else for that. And yeah, Spencer, really they're expecting it
at Spencer's because they do have a ton of that
at Spenser's.
Speaker 1 (08:41):
It's not as awkward. It was always the forbidden section
when I would go to Spencer's. Has changed a lot,
but there was like the section in the back where
it had the adult toy one variety. It was white
and about yay long oh yeah, and it took a
couple of C cell batteries in that thing, and I
knew what it was, but I knew I wasn't really
supposed to be looking at it at ten years old. Yeah,
(09:03):
I don't think.
Speaker 3 (09:04):
I don't think Spencer's changed as much as you think,
because they still sell that. Oh yeah, except there's way
more than just the white quality of kind that you
were talking about. That really tons of different kinds back there,
but it's still in the back of the store.
Speaker 1 (09:17):
Okay, go vote on the brackets on Dave Ryan Show
on Instagram. It's important embarrassing things that you have to
buy all right, Bailey, what do you got? Well?
Speaker 3 (09:30):
Yesterday I judged something called a History Day Contest, which
is kind of like science Fair where middle schoolers put
together these like massive historical research projects and then present
them and then my job is to provide feedback and
to give out like state qualifier ribbons.
Speaker 1 (09:46):
I'm doing it again tonight. It's really fun.
Speaker 3 (09:48):
I just got to watch middle schoolers kind of sweat
over a little performances that they had to give that
were about historical research. So I saw a lot of
different kinds of kids, lots of different kinds of work
ethic yesterday. Some of them seem like they truly wrote
their entire project in the hallway before walking into the room,
and then some of them had prepared for like months
(10:09):
and months and were super polished. So my question for you,
David Vaughan, if you were in a group project, which
section would you be in charge of? Research? Project creation,
project implementation? Like you're the one presenting it, all of
it or nothing.
Speaker 1 (10:27):
I do all of it all. I do all of it. Yeah,
I mean I've done a morning show since I was
like twenty one years old, and I've you know, I mean,
you guys help a ton, But trust me, I've worked
on shows where but he's like, Okay, you're ready to
go play golf. It's ten o'clock and I'm like, well,
i'll be here working on the show. You come back
the next day. I'll write a parody song for you
to sing, and you can take credit for it. I've
(10:47):
been through that for you. I'm always the one who
did all the work. And I'm not saying you guys don't. Yeah,
but trust me, I've worked on shows where there's lazy
ass people in radios and done most of the work. Yeah,
all other people take credit for it.
Speaker 3 (11:03):
That you're like the group leader or the like the
quiet group kid who's just like, well, I guess.
Speaker 1 (11:08):
I'll have to do all of it, probably more the
second one. Yeah, But I never really minded because I
like it. Okay, all right, find so he went the
Dave went the show route.
Speaker 2 (11:17):
The way I care about this show is much different
than me caring about a science project.
Speaker 1 (11:21):
In third grade.
Speaker 2 (11:22):
Oh, in third grade, I probably enjoyed putting things together,
being like, oh, I'll do this the creation kid, but
the research, yeah, you can miss me with all that.
Speaker 1 (11:32):
I didn't want to have to look up anything about.
Speaker 2 (11:35):
Whatever World War two veteran we were studying in history class.
Speaker 1 (11:40):
No, So you had the creatives that absolutely okay, and.
Speaker 2 (11:43):
Then whenever they did all the hard heavy lifting with
the research, I'd be like, Okay.
Speaker 1 (11:47):
This is how we can make it fun. Yeah, okay.
Speaker 3 (11:49):
I feel the same way where I would do the
creation and definitely the implementation, because I was pretty confident
in school that I could like speak my way through
making this that might be pretty bad into sounding pretty good.
And the creation part it depends like, am I using glue?
Am I cutting things out? That kind of sounds fun?
But if I'm just writing a paper, mmmorsnore, I'd rather not.
(12:14):
But yeah, there were some of those kids. Literally they
were freaking out. They're like, oh, I don't know my lines.
I'm like, just read it from the script, bro, Like
you can just read it. And they're like, I didn't
do research. Don't tell me you're judge that you didn't
do research. Out of research, Well, there's always.
Speaker 1 (12:29):
Kids who do it. Then there's people who save things
till the last minute. I've worked with people I can
name a couple of names on this show that are
no longer here. It's like, yeah, you were supposed to
do ABC. Oh oh, bro, I totally forgot, Or the
same person would be like, yeah, I told Miranda to
(12:50):
do that. You mean she didn't do it. Oh, I
hate that. And I would go to Miranda and I'd
say did they tell you to do this? Or like no.
So there's always even as forty year old adults, there
are adults who are like, yeah, I didn't know that
you really want I didn't know you were serious that
you wanted me to do it. You wanted me to
do something and hold responsibility. Couldn't be not gonna happen,
(13:12):
be ready for it anyway, I'm teaching the youths. That's
what I thank you, Sorry, thank you, Bailey Daily. It
is KATWB and we'll be back in a second. Dave's dirt.
A lot of stuff going on. Celebrity thrown in an
ambulance and taken to a hospital for a mental evaluation.
We'll tell you about that. And because they actually slipped
a note to somebody and said help. Oh but instead
(13:34):
of helping, well, I mean, I guess it's a help,
they threw in an ambulance and took her to the
hospital for a mental evaluation. Who is it will tell
you coming up next on Dave's Dirt on one A
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a text at KDWB one. That's five three ninety two one.
Very cool. There's there's so many people who live here
in town that have been on reality shows. One was
(13:57):
on Joe Millionaire. Her name was Melissa and she's kind
of a buddy of mine now. And Melissa was the one.
Joe Millionaire was the guy Evan something or other and
he was tall with kind of curly hair, so fine,
and he was like all the girls thought that he
was a millionaire, and they all this is twenty years ago.
They all vied to date this guy and win his heart.
(14:21):
And Melissa was infamous because she said she meant to say, yeah,
I'm kind of a missionary, and she said I'm kind
of a mercenary, and the whole world just like ripped
her for it, bes for social media. And then Melissa,
she's very sweet. She went out to Hollywood after Joe
Millionaire was over to see if it would launch any
you know, a career. Yeah, and it didn't, so she
(14:42):
came back and I don't know if she's like a
nurse or whatever now, but she reaches out once in
a while to say Hi, what's going on?
Speaker 3 (14:48):
So, yeah, that's so neat me. My mom and my
sister loved Joe Millionaire. It was von since you wouldn't
watch it. He was like a blue collar worker that
they like dressed up to seem like he was a millionaire.
Speaker 1 (14:57):
Yes, yeah, it was so good. I loved it first
for the shows like that. First responders rushed Wendy Williams
to the hospital by ambulance yesterday for a mental evaluation.
She did find but what had happened is she was
in a fifth floor room at an assisted living facility
(15:18):
and she said help, and she dropped a note that
said help. So well, they called the police. The police
came over. They took her to an ambulance for the evaluation.
She was diagnosed with dementia a couple of years ago.
But they said she took the test according to TMZ,
and she got ten out of ten, which doesn't sound right.
(15:38):
It's like, if you got ten out of ten on
a cognitive cognitive dementia test, why are you there?
Speaker 2 (15:43):
Well, I think it's because this uh what is it called? Conservator?
Like she I don't know much about her. We know
her name is Sabrina Morrissey. But because I think Wendy
had some issues with her Graves disease, which she's talked
about constantly, I think that takes a part in it.
But he's been doing interviews like on the Breakfast Club
another radio show, and she does seem like cohering.
Speaker 1 (16:04):
Like she's like normal. I just think she's full of drama. Yeah. No,
I was watching the video clip the other day. Don't
know how showed up of her. She's wearing a statue
of liberty crown or something and then she passes out. Yeah,
like whoa, that's a classic clip right there. Like, yeah,
the show You is back. We've watched every episode Me
(16:25):
and Jenny You season five trailer has dropped. There is
a line I wouldn't cross to protect this family. You
want us to kill everyone who's suspicious of us for
the rest of our lives?
Speaker 3 (16:38):
Is that so wrong?
Speaker 1 (16:40):
If it's for the right reasons. Oh, it's gonna be
so good. It's the last season two. He's so creepy
because it's like he justifies everything that he does, and
you don't you hate him for it, but you don't
hate him for it.
Speaker 3 (16:53):
I was in the room when one of those episodes
was watched, and I couldn't do it.
Speaker 1 (16:57):
It was I was so nervous.
Speaker 3 (16:59):
It was like some girl girl was hiding and he
was like walking around her house and she's hiding from him,
and it gave me.
Speaker 1 (17:06):
I was so nervous watching it. I couldn't. I couldn't
watch you like suspenseful kind of drama limited series. You
as like what five four or five seasons in. Yeah,
and if you haven't watched, to get check out you
Millie Bobby Brown uses an American accent around the bon
Jovie family. Remember she's what she's married to or dating
John bon Jovi's kid son. She's married to him, she's
(17:28):
married to him, so she uses an American accent.
Speaker 4 (17:30):
I actually call it the accent Gate because it's like
so frustrating because that was like everywhere, like like for
a second, like everyone was talking about my accent and
they had a real problem about it. And I was like, guys, like,
I'm married to an American.
Speaker 1 (17:46):
Okay, that sounded like kind of a crossbit. It was
like a bad American accent. It's not quite there. Probably
kind of like when we try to do by Britney's
actually and were like not even really close, but it
sounds maybe that's Irish or Australian. I'm not really scare.
Speaker 2 (18:02):
I don't know how much effort it takes to switch
your accent, Probably not a lot, but like, why do
you have to do that your entire life with your
in laws?
Speaker 1 (18:08):
Well there's the I think Beth in Yellowstone has a
British accent and so badass Beth. She's like a cow
girl from Montana, but the real life actor, she's got
a British accent. I'm ninety nine percent sure on that one.
Speaker 3 (18:22):
Do you know?
Speaker 1 (18:23):
Lil NASAs got a new song called it dream Boy
Lil Nasax. I worry that Lil naz X is kind
of a one and done. I mean he did he
had Montero, yes, and he had Old Town Row. But
I honestly think that he's kind of going down the
same path as a Katy Perry, where it's like, okay,
we've seen you, the act is old. You don't agree, No,
(18:43):
I agree? You agree he had a I would say
maybe a handful of songs.
Speaker 2 (18:47):
Yeah, but Katy Perry's ten times still more successful than
Lil Nazax.
Speaker 1 (18:51):
But his moment's done and done. That's interesting. Katy Perry
tweeted yesterday or she was on Instagram, I'm not sure.
She said, We're going on the Line Times Tour. It's
gonna be big and both people who bought tickets are
so excited to see her in concert. That's so awesome.
That's a dirt brought you by six one to two
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injured Heimer and Lambers injury law bought. Gonna stir the pot.
Coming up next on kadiw.
Speaker 3 (19:22):
WEE.
Speaker 1 (19:22):
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they got a brand new like remodel, grand reopening, they
got all your classics and everything. They got the big
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and redeem your tickets and get things. I'm planning on
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there for four weeks to get it, but I'm pretty
excited about it. We'll spend probably the uppard of fourteen
thousand dollars. Anyway, I love playing the games. There's great
food and matter if you've eaten at David Busters, it's
like a great rest, even if there was no arcade there.
That's absolutely true. I'm trying to get a lifetime supply
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a fun dip. You can win that if you're playing
all like the little ski ball game. Bailey says she's
great at ski ball.
Speaker 3 (20:11):
I have been known to be good at skiball. But
also I'll show up and I'll be like, hey, watch this,
and then I'll just tank it.
Speaker 1 (20:17):
Of course that's always the way it is. Yeah, look
at how good I am so David Busters, bring your kids,
bring your friends, co workers after work, four o'clock on
Friday until six this Friday with Katie wb Vaunt is
here to stir the pod. What's on your mind? Thank you, David.
Speaker 2 (20:33):
We need to abolish three D movies because yes, they're
still a thing. People went and saw. I think it
was the new move Faster, the New Lion King movie
in three D. I always tell you, guys, my worst
three D experience. I hated the movie core Line, the
Girl with the doll with the button eyes, because it's
just an enhanced creepy version, and this is just we
(20:54):
get a couple things.
Speaker 1 (20:56):
It's creepy. One.
Speaker 2 (20:57):
I don't want to pay to get fake hate in
the face because the three D things come at you.
Speaker 1 (21:02):
What if come on the yo yo scene where the
yo yo an so awesome? Would you want to see
final destination in three D? Yeah? No, you're thinking at
you're bleeding. I want to see the log coming through
my windshield in three D? Yeah?
Speaker 3 (21:16):
No?
Speaker 2 (21:16):
Are you? You just start getting hot flashes when you
think you're in the tanning bed frying.
Speaker 1 (21:21):
Oh no, I don't want that at all.
Speaker 2 (21:23):
It's like forty Another reason glasses, The three D glasses
are stupid for so many reasons. One because I wear
regular glasses, so then I'd have to wear the three
D ones on top and I look dumb. But then
I just think the people that take three D glasses
out of the movies and then wearing like regular shades.
Speaker 1 (21:39):
Who do you think you are supposed to drop them
in the bucket?
Speaker 3 (21:42):
If they're bringing them home with them, they're thinking, Okay,
I'm gonna have a main character moment and I'm so
quirky and so fun and cute to bring these with me,
I wouldn't have put it past myself as like a fourteen.
Speaker 2 (21:53):
Years Yeah, it just says so much to me about
the type of person you are if you take three
D glasses home with you.
Speaker 1 (21:59):
Well, yes, I agree with that one, but I don't
mind three D movies. There's so few of them.
Speaker 3 (22:04):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (22:04):
They used to have, like you know, way back in
the dead that three D movies have been around since
the fifties because that was competition against television. They thought, oh,
the way to get people to stay in the movie theaters,
to give them something new that they can't see on television.
So they invented those paper three D glasses. One lens
was blue, one was red, and now they're like polarized
or something. So I don't mind them. There's so few
(22:24):
movies in three D.
Speaker 3 (22:26):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (22:26):
We actually had James Cameron on the show one time, Wow,
and he was talking about Avatar, which I think had
a three D version. Yea, I know, how do we
get James Cameron on this show? I have no idea,
but he said, yeah, three D movies are going to
be every movie in the future. I said why, he said,
because people enjoy it.
Speaker 3 (22:42):
Yeah. Nothing really happened though, I remember when they were
just starting to put like three D in. I mean,
I know it's been around for a long time, but
like they would have little three D sections.
Speaker 1 (22:52):
In like big blockbuster movies.
Speaker 3 (22:54):
Because I went to go see Harry Potter and the
Order of the Phoenix and it had like an eight
minute that was three D and it was an IMAX
and it was like the biggest deal ever. Like, oh,
co see the eight minutes of Harry Potter and three
D And then we thought, oh, this is really going
to take off, and it just did.
Speaker 1 (23:10):
It didn't. I just maybe people don't want to wear
the glasses, or maybe it's too expensive, or maybe it
doesn't increase their profits a lot. So you think it
all needs to go away. I think three D movies
need to go to go away.
Speaker 2 (23:19):
I also think, like you said, it's expensive and it's
just not a comfortable experience for everything that you can
get in twenty twenty five, we have VR now in
the comfort of your own home, I don't need three
D glasses to sit in a movie where I have
to sit upright in a chair. I can make better
snacks at home. I can lay down and be perfectly
comfortable at home. As opposed to be an upright in
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this uncomfortable chair.
Speaker 3 (23:41):
May I make a bold take trant about movies in general,
because if you say that, okay, three, we need to
get rid of free d period.
Speaker 1 (23:49):
Honestly, I feel like there are some movies that don't need.
Speaker 3 (23:51):
To be in a movie theater, and like movie theaters
are kind of like the movies that you see in
a movie theater are meant for, you know, big sweeping
production where you have like something big to look at,
or like a Star Wars or Jurassic.
Speaker 1 (24:04):
Park Notebook would not need to be theatrical.
Speaker 3 (24:08):
Screen right exactly, or like Baby Girl that you liked
so much? Like what what did I need to see
big screen to make that the experience? It's like, Okay,
I can get caught, I can make coffee at home.
I'd rather go to Caribou and have an experience.
Speaker 1 (24:23):
You know what I mean? You're right, You're right. I
set so movies are an experience. I can make dinner
at home. It's gonna be cheaper than if I go
to ikes Over on Highway seven and minute taka shout out.
But it's the experience. I love the movie experience you
go in it's dark. Yeah, floors kind of sticky. Theicle
Kenman makes her little speech at you, yes when you
hear your family family, but yeah, three movies need to
(24:53):
be abolished.
Speaker 2 (24:53):
If you want to keep the conversation going, you could me, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1 (25:00):
You're an idiot. You are nearing it. They should hire
Nicole Kidman. Well, TikTok is doing it again. Remember the
tide pod challenge and then they had people eating other
stuff on TikTok And now it is foam up packing peanuts.
You know those things that are like, you know, you
(25:20):
order something and you have to open it up. And
they don't use them that much anymore. Mostly they use
recyclable bubble wrap, but foam packing peanuts are still a
thing and people are eating them. So there's one TikToker
and she's on there. She's like, look, did you know
they're edible? Look at this, they're edible, And she pops
a couple in her mouth and choose them and swallows
them because they're made out of apparently potato starch. I
(25:42):
don't believe that. Yeah they are, so the newer ones,
they're supposed to be biodegradable, because I think that styrofoam
is one of the worst pollutants ever. It never goes away.
Styrofoam coolers they break down into tiny little beads and
they never go away. So oh anyway, so they eating them,
and then doctors are going, no, dummy, you can't eat
(26:05):
them because they'll give you cancer because of all the
processes and all the toxins that they put in there
to make it into a packing peanut. So you've got
a fourteen year old kid and she's like, watch this,
I'm gonna be on TikTok to be like that. Don't
do it.
Speaker 3 (26:21):
Do not.
Speaker 1 (26:22):
Also, the Minnesota hockey hair thing is making national news
always does.
Speaker 3 (26:27):
I feel like it does every year because all the
boys in the Minnesota Hockey League they all have like,
I don't know, funny hair styles.
Speaker 1 (26:34):
And so there's different ones. Some of them look like
like this person, some of them looked like some of
them have like a wavy little and it's made national news.
Obvious on the New York Times website, which don't try
to find it because it's got a paywall on there,
but it's like, yeah, it's made national news of all
the boys skate up to the camera and they have
their wavier, funny hair, so it's kind of a cool thing.
(26:54):
So that is, you can't make this stuff up on KATIEWB.
You're never more than twenty minutes away, hey, from your
Kendrick and Scissor tickets. It's the last week for that one.
We're going to play a little game a lyric shuffle
coming up in a few seconds, and you can get
started on this early. I'm pretty excited about this for
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also tap the red microphone and leave us a talk
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That's a fun fact. That's kind of cool. Somebody said
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Bailey can say the alphabet backwards, certainly can leave us
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so you'd be like, hey, this is Vanessa and I'm
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back
I never got tired of that song. I love that song.
It just gets more layered and prettier toward the end.
Whoever produced that song, they should win Producer of the
Century because if you go back and listen to that song,
listen as it progresses, because one thing, in like hit songs,
they start out with just a couple of instruments and
then they like build and build and build and build,
and then at the end there's so many layers of
(00:22):
her vocals and it's just it really is just beautiful
in the harmonies, and it's like that Serena Carpenter is
a great singer, great artist, but she didn't come up
with that. That is the producer that came up with that,
and she or he should win Producer of the Century. Wow.
Speaker 2 (00:37):
I always harmonize at the new I do better than
that usually, but it's just so yeah, I hope. So
it's like very melodic. That's the word I'll use it.
Speaker 1 (00:47):
When I played cribage last night, I played cribbage in
a cribage tournament last night and I got smoked, I
mean seriously got stung. It was terrible. It was fun though,
got out of the house good and I don't remember
the name of the brewery that I went to, but
it was We're here by Bloomington, blooming This was kind
of blooming Yeah, that's my favorite brewery. I love that
one all the time. That was kind of nice I
(01:07):
did that. That was kind of a fun thing to do.
Anything on your mind.
Speaker 2 (01:10):
My friend is getting married, which is so weird. This
is my first, like high school college friend to get married,
so it makes me feel like I'm getting older. But
so he sent me in a list of the invitation
and cute like they have the website, everything laid out.
The registry is what was hilarious to me. I texted
you guys about it last night.
Speaker 3 (01:27):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (01:27):
Three things on the registry. Number one, push this and
submit any amount for towards our house. Understandable. Yeah, same
thing with their honeymoon. You can however much you want
to put toward our honeymoon. The third thing, and I'm
not kidding it is a forty five dollars vegetable peeler.
Speaker 1 (01:44):
Go buy it yourself. That's the dumbest thing. Go buy
go buy it yourself. You got money to buy a house.
You got and why do you need a forty five
dollars vegetable peeler, I have no, It's stainless steel, is
what I'm seeing.
Speaker 3 (01:55):
So you said there's three things total. It's house, honeymoon
vegetable peel Yes, wow, the Holy Trinity, right.
Speaker 1 (02:02):
Whoever buys them that vegetable peel is going to be
like their savior. Why it's I wonder if they put
it on there for a joke, because I mean, if
you need one that badly that you put it on
your registry, go buy it yourself. And what is a
vegetable peeler? That's a potato peeler, that's what. Yeah, it
peels carrots and potatoes. Forty five dollars. I'm sure there's
(02:23):
probably one that's got, like, you know, an engraved handle
and you get it monogrammed or something. I don't know.
Speaker 3 (02:28):
Got us a cushy handle for arthritis. It's like, here
you go. Do ninja blenders even cost forty five dollars?
Speaker 1 (02:35):
They probably just cost forty dollars. Ninjas are expensive.
Speaker 3 (02:39):
I would say those are like over two hundred dollars
for a nice meza.
Speaker 1 (02:43):
No, yeah, look it up, look it up, look it up.
But I don't think I spent that much on a
ninja blender before, and I have a ninja blender. I
think that's a good bit.
Speaker 3 (02:50):
If they pick three things and one of them is
a vegetable peeler, but they didn't have anything else on
their registry?
Speaker 1 (02:56):
Is my first wedding that I'm going to?
Speaker 2 (02:57):
Has this been like a weird thing that you guys
have seen anything weird weirder than this?
Speaker 1 (03:01):
Just random on a registry? Uh No. Usually you go
on like the Target dot com or the bedbathom Beyond
dot com and you're looking like, oh, okay, they want
to set a bath towels, or they want a towel warmer,
or they want a set of silver whatever it is. Yeah,
that makes sense. And then it's like, okay, well you
click and you kind of figure out what you should spend.
How much do I love these people? I love them
probably one hundred and twenty dollars. Yeah, so I get something,
(03:23):
Oh I really love them, three hundred dollars something like that.
You get married, I'd spend three hundred dollars. Fallon and
Meat Sauce got married. Yeah, I got them a snowblower.
I think it's probably a six hundred dollars snow blower, Yeah,
had broken the first year course.
Speaker 4 (03:37):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (03:38):
I The only thing I don't like about registries because
I know a lot of people have gotten married, but
they get a little bit bold with their choices where
they're like, you know what, let's put this Nintendo switch
on the registry.
Speaker 1 (03:48):
I'm like, who's gonna get that for?
Speaker 2 (03:50):
You?
Speaker 1 (03:50):
Don't?
Speaker 3 (03:51):
Like you said, Dave, buy it yourself. Or if I
know that you've been living in sin for ten years,
you guys have everything you need. Yeah, why do you
have such a large registry?
Speaker 1 (04:00):
I think that's the thing is like if you're a
little bit old, if you're thirty five, you probably still
you want to do it up. I guess right, But
I don't know that you get to have a registry.
I don't know. Definitely on a second marriage, I don't
think you get a registry at all. And I like
the honeymoon bucket and the like house bucket.
Speaker 3 (04:17):
I totally get that, and that's usually what I give
money to because I don't ever buy like a physical
item that I have to go pick up and then wrap,
no hard pass.
Speaker 1 (04:27):
Go online and then or you just donate the money, right,
I just donate money. I just do like oh, you
want to go on a honeymoon.
Speaker 3 (04:34):
No, I just donated to the online thing said there's
just like a button you press and then I usually say, like,
here's this is going to pay for four rounds of
Margarita's in Mexico.
Speaker 1 (04:44):
If you right. I think it's cool. If you are
getting married for the second time, but your new partner
is their first time, do you get a registry?
Speaker 3 (04:52):
No.
Speaker 2 (04:52):
That's why I'm going to disagree with what you just said.
You're getting something the first time, maybe the second, But
if you just keep getting married after that, that just
means you keep getting my money in it's not working out,
so you need any more gifts from me?
Speaker 1 (05:03):
But what if they're partners first marriage? Though? Sorry, marry
is someone better?
Speaker 3 (05:08):
No better?
Speaker 1 (05:11):
Okay, what do you think first time you get married, Sure,
registry gifts whatever. Second time you get married, I don't
think you especially if you're like in your thirties, I
don't think you get anything. You know you need anything,
You don't really need anything. And if you're getting married
in your forties, maybe you get a registry. Let's say
you're forty two, you and your partner then they're forty two, also,
do you do a registry. I don't think so. People
(05:32):
choose to want to buy you something. I guess, but
I don't think it gets to go on bedbathom beyond
dot com. Here's all the towels I want? Right exactly?
Is like, come on, you're forty two, it is? What
does it say Tuesday? I just realized Saint Patrick's Day
is a week from yesterday. Oh jeez, so that kind
of I drove by the Irish pub over here on
(05:53):
the corner and said Saint Patrick's Day and I'm like,
oh yeah, that's coming up pretty quick. So anyway, today
we have the Kendrick and Siss the tickets? Is the
last week for that one? Hang on the Daily Bailey
is coming up in a minute. What do we got
to look forward to?
Speaker 3 (06:06):
On the Daily Bailey, we're talking group projects. I'm gonna
see what kind of a group project person you are?
Speaker 1 (06:12):
Kill me more, give me more interesting? Yeah, that doesn't
sound that interesting. Have you ever been in a group project?
Speaker 2 (06:17):
Dave?
Speaker 1 (06:17):
Back in school?
Speaker 3 (06:18):
Yes?
Speaker 1 (06:19):
Are you the kid who does everything? Are the kid
that does not? I was the kid who did everything.
We're going to talk about Okay, it's coming up next
to Daily Bailey, I KDWB on kt w B. Hey,
let's look at the brackets really quick. Here embarrassing things
that you don't like to buy at the store. So
we started out with sixteen embarrassing things. It's the month
of brackets, and we've eliminated eight. So let's go over
(06:39):
the brackets really quick, Von Tavious and see what we got. Yes,
so we kicked off the brackets yesterday with the first one.
I'm stalling time. We're here until ten.
Speaker 2 (06:49):
We have a pregnancy test versus laxatives. Okay, okay, and
laxatives won.
Speaker 1 (06:56):
Okay, got it.
Speaker 2 (06:57):
And then we went granny panties versus headlight's treatment. Of course,
Headlight's treatment took the wind. Yeah, very embarrassing by I
don't know.
Speaker 1 (07:04):
We kept saying this yesterday.
Speaker 2 (07:06):
Granny panties, Well you would just only buy those if
you're an old person.
Speaker 3 (07:09):
No, No, not necessarily, like I think granny panties is
just the name of it. But it's just like any.
Speaker 1 (07:15):
Ginormous para pair of comfortable undee comes in a package. Okay.
Speaker 2 (07:20):
Then next up we have we I don't know why
it's not loading as tampons, yeah, versus adult diapers, adult diapers,
blue tampons out.
Speaker 1 (07:28):
Of the park. Yeah, tampon shouldn't be embarrassing. It was
like two percent.
Speaker 2 (07:33):
Then you got cheese in a can versus an enema.
I had hope for the cheese and the can, but
another one that got bleue out. It was ninety seven percent.
Speaker 1 (07:40):
For the enema. Yeah, I would think, so I get it.
And on the other side of the bracket, plan B
versus lube Plan B one. Oh really, okay? Loop is
a bit more embarrassing to me as a guy, I
think it is. Maybe to a woman it's not as embarrassing. Yeah,
I guess. I guess it wouldn't be embarrassing if I
had to buy that. One of my favorites, A plunger
(08:02):
versus preparation. H that is a good one. Prep h one?
Oh really okay? All right, anything to do with the behind,
I think it's probably going to be embarrassing, right because
you don't want people know what's going on.
Speaker 2 (08:13):
Junk, And you got condoms versus pads again, condoms one
over pads, and then finally adult toys versus bed bug killer.
Speaker 1 (08:21):
I think we all know adult toys took the more
embarrassing when you PLoP that on the counter at Target.
High school boy, huh.
Speaker 3 (08:28):
I don't know why buying it at Target. At Target,
I know, it just seems like I would go somewhere
else for that. And yeah, Spencer, really they're expecting it
at Spencer's because they do have a ton of that
at Spenser's.
Speaker 1 (08:41):
It's not as awkward. It was always the forbidden section
when I would go to Spencer's. Has changed a lot,
but there was like the section in the back where
it had the adult toy one variety. It was white
and about yay long oh yeah, and it took a
couple of C cell batteries in that thing, and I
knew what it was, but I knew I wasn't really
supposed to be looking at it at ten years old. Yeah,
(09:03):
I don't think.
Speaker 3 (09:04):
I don't think Spencer's changed as much as you think,
because they still sell that. Oh yeah, except there's way
more than just the white quality of kind that you
were talking about. That really tons of different kinds back there,
but it's still in the back of the store.
Speaker 1 (09:17):
Okay, go vote on the brackets on Dave Ryan Show
on Instagram. It's important embarrassing things that you have to
buy all right, Bailey, what do you got? Well?
Speaker 3 (09:30):
Yesterday I judged something called a History Day Contest, which
is kind of like science Fair where middle schoolers put
together these like massive historical research projects and then present
them and then my job is to provide feedback and
to give out like state qualifier ribbons.
Speaker 1 (09:46):
I'm doing it again tonight. It's really fun.
Speaker 3 (09:48):
I just got to watch middle schoolers kind of sweat
over a little performances that they had to give that
were about historical research. So I saw a lot of
different kinds of kids, lots of different kinds of work
ethic yesterday. Some of them seem like they truly wrote
their entire project in the hallway before walking into the room,
and then some of them had prepared for like months
(10:09):
and months and were super polished. So my question for you,
David Vaughan, if you were in a group project, which
section would you be in charge of? Research? Project creation,
project implementation? Like you're the one presenting it, all of
it or nothing.
Speaker 1 (10:27):
I do all of it all. I do all of it. Yeah,
I mean I've done a morning show since I was
like twenty one years old, and I've you know, I mean,
you guys help a ton, But trust me, I've worked
on shows where but he's like, Okay, you're ready to
go play golf. It's ten o'clock and I'm like, well,
i'll be here working on the show. You come back
the next day. I'll write a parody song for you
to sing, and you can take credit for it. I've
(10:47):
been through that for you. I'm always the one who
did all the work. And I'm not saying you guys don't. Yeah,
but trust me, I've worked on shows where there's lazy
ass people in radios and done most of the work. Yeah,
all other people take credit for it.
Speaker 3 (11:03):
That you're like the group leader or the like the
quiet group kid who's just like, well, I guess.
Speaker 1 (11:08):
I'll have to do all of it, probably more the
second one. Yeah, But I never really minded because I
like it. Okay, all right, find so he went the
Dave went the show route.
Speaker 2 (11:17):
The way I care about this show is much different
than me caring about a science project.
Speaker 1 (11:21):
In third grade.
Speaker 2 (11:22):
Oh, in third grade, I probably enjoyed putting things together,
being like, oh, I'll do this the creation kid, but
the research, yeah, you can miss me with all that.
Speaker 1 (11:32):
I didn't want to have to look up anything about.
Speaker 2 (11:35):
Whatever World War two veteran we were studying in history class.
Speaker 1 (11:40):
No, So you had the creatives that absolutely okay, and.
Speaker 2 (11:43):
Then whenever they did all the hard heavy lifting with
the research, I'd be like, Okay.
Speaker 1 (11:47):
This is how we can make it fun. Yeah, okay.
Speaker 3 (11:49):
I feel the same way where I would do the
creation and definitely the implementation, because I was pretty confident
in school that I could like speak my way through
making this that might be pretty bad into sounding pretty good.
And the creation part it depends like, am I using glue?
Am I cutting things out? That kind of sounds fun?
But if I'm just writing a paper, mmmorsnore, I'd rather not.
(12:14):
But yeah, there were some of those kids. Literally they
were freaking out. They're like, oh, I don't know my lines.
I'm like, just read it from the script, bro, Like
you can just read it. And they're like, I didn't
do research. Don't tell me you're judge that you didn't
do research. Out of research, Well, there's always.
Speaker 1 (12:29):
Kids who do it. Then there's people who save things
till the last minute. I've worked with people I can
name a couple of names on this show that are
no longer here. It's like, yeah, you were supposed to
do ABC. Oh oh, bro, I totally forgot, Or the
same person would be like, yeah, I told Miranda to
(12:50):
do that. You mean she didn't do it. Oh, I
hate that. And I would go to Miranda and I'd
say did they tell you to do this? Or like no.
So there's always even as forty year old adults, there
are adults who are like, yeah, I didn't know that
you really want I didn't know you were serious that
you wanted me to do it. You wanted me to
do something and hold responsibility. Couldn't be not gonna happen,
(13:12):
be ready for it anyway, I'm teaching the youths. That's
what I thank you, Sorry, thank you, Bailey Daily. It
is KATWB and we'll be back in a second. Dave's dirt.
A lot of stuff going on. Celebrity thrown in an
ambulance and taken to a hospital for a mental evaluation.
We'll tell you about that. And because they actually slipped
a note to somebody and said help. Oh but instead
(13:34):
of helping, well, I mean, I guess it's a help,
they threw in an ambulance and took her to the
hospital for a mental evaluation. Who is it will tell
you coming up next on Dave's Dirt on one A
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a text at KDWB one. That's five three ninety two one.
Very cool. There's there's so many people who live here
in town that have been on reality shows. One was
(13:57):
on Joe Millionaire. Her name was Melissa and she's kind
of a buddy of mine now. And Melissa was the one.
Joe Millionaire was the guy Evan something or other and
he was tall with kind of curly hair, so fine,
and he was like all the girls thought that he
was a millionaire, and they all this is twenty years ago.
They all vied to date this guy and win his heart.
(14:21):
And Melissa was infamous because she said she meant to say, yeah,
I'm kind of a missionary, and she said I'm kind
of a mercenary, and the whole world just like ripped
her for it, bes for social media. And then Melissa,
she's very sweet. She went out to Hollywood after Joe
Millionaire was over to see if it would launch any
you know, a career. Yeah, and it didn't, so she
(14:42):
came back and I don't know if she's like a
nurse or whatever now, but she reaches out once in
a while to say Hi, what's going on?
Speaker 3 (14:48):
So, yeah, that's so neat me. My mom and my
sister loved Joe Millionaire. It was von since you wouldn't
watch it. He was like a blue collar worker that
they like dressed up to seem like he was a millionaire.
Speaker 1 (14:57):
Yes, yeah, it was so good. I loved it first
for the shows like that. First responders rushed Wendy Williams
to the hospital by ambulance yesterday for a mental evaluation.
She did find but what had happened is she was
in a fifth floor room at an assisted living facility
(15:18):
and she said help, and she dropped a note that
said help. So well, they called the police. The police
came over. They took her to an ambulance for the evaluation.
She was diagnosed with dementia a couple of years ago.
But they said she took the test according to TMZ,
and she got ten out of ten, which doesn't sound right.
(15:38):
It's like, if you got ten out of ten on
a cognitive cognitive dementia test, why are you there?
Speaker 2 (15:43):
Well, I think it's because this uh what is it called? Conservator?
Like she I don't know much about her. We know
her name is Sabrina Morrissey. But because I think Wendy
had some issues with her Graves disease, which she's talked
about constantly, I think that takes a part in it.
But he's been doing interviews like on the Breakfast Club
another radio show, and she does seem like cohering.
Speaker 1 (16:04):
Like she's like normal. I just think she's full of drama. Yeah. No,
I was watching the video clip the other day. Don't
know how showed up of her. She's wearing a statue
of liberty crown or something and then she passes out. Yeah,
like whoa, that's a classic clip right there. Like, yeah,
the show You is back. We've watched every episode Me
(16:25):
and Jenny You season five trailer has dropped. There is
a line I wouldn't cross to protect this family. You
want us to kill everyone who's suspicious of us for
the rest of our lives?
Speaker 3 (16:38):
Is that so wrong?
Speaker 1 (16:40):
If it's for the right reasons. Oh, it's gonna be
so good. It's the last season two. He's so creepy
because it's like he justifies everything that he does, and
you don't you hate him for it, but you don't
hate him for it.
Speaker 3 (16:53):
I was in the room when one of those episodes
was watched, and I couldn't do it.
Speaker 1 (16:57):
It was I was so nervous.
Speaker 3 (16:59):
It was like some girl girl was hiding and he
was like walking around her house and she's hiding from him,
and it gave me.
Speaker 1 (17:06):
I was so nervous watching it. I couldn't. I couldn't
watch you like suspenseful kind of drama limited series. You
as like what five four or five seasons in. Yeah,
and if you haven't watched, to get check out you
Millie Bobby Brown uses an American accent around the bon
Jovie family. Remember she's what she's married to or dating
John bon Jovi's kid son. She's married to him, she's
(17:28):
married to him, so she uses an American accent.
Speaker 4 (17:30):
I actually call it the accent Gate because it's like
so frustrating because that was like everywhere, like like for
a second, like everyone was talking about my accent and
they had a real problem about it. And I was like, guys, like,
I'm married to an American.
Speaker 1 (17:46):
Okay, that sounded like kind of a crossbit. It was
like a bad American accent. It's not quite there. Probably
kind of like when we try to do by Britney's
actually and were like not even really close, but it
sounds maybe that's Irish or Australian. I'm not really scare.
Speaker 2 (18:02):
I don't know how much effort it takes to switch
your accent, Probably not a lot, but like, why do
you have to do that your entire life with your
in laws?
Speaker 1 (18:08):
Well there's the I think Beth in Yellowstone has a
British accent and so badass Beth. She's like a cow
girl from Montana, but the real life actor, she's got
a British accent. I'm ninety nine percent sure on that one.
Speaker 3 (18:22):
Do you know?
Speaker 1 (18:23):
Lil NASAs got a new song called it dream Boy
Lil Nasax. I worry that Lil naz X is kind
of a one and done. I mean he did he
had Montero, yes, and he had Old Town Row. But
I honestly think that he's kind of going down the
same path as a Katy Perry, where it's like, okay,
we've seen you, the act is old. You don't agree, No,
(18:43):
I agree? You agree he had a I would say
maybe a handful of songs.
Speaker 2 (18:47):
Yeah, but Katy Perry's ten times still more successful than
Lil Nazax.
Speaker 1 (18:51):
But his moment's done and done. That's interesting. Katy Perry
tweeted yesterday or she was on Instagram, I'm not sure.
She said, We're going on the Line Times Tour. It's
gonna be big and both people who bought tickets are
so excited to see her in concert. That's so awesome.
That's a dirt brought you by six one to two
(19:12):
injured Heimer and Lambers injury law bought. Gonna stir the pot.
Coming up next on kadiw.
Speaker 3 (19:22):
WEE.
Speaker 1 (19:22):
You're gonna be a David Buster's coming up on Friday afternoon,
four until six o'clock one down in South Dale. I'm
looking for This is gonna be the highlight of my week. Yeah,
because I love David Busters. They got brand new games,
they got a brand new like remodel, grand reopening, they
got all your classics and everything. They got the big
prizes in the back room over here where you go
and redeem your tickets and get things. I'm planning on
(19:44):
getting myself. That's Sony PlayStation five. Yeah, I'm gonna be
there for four weeks to get it, but I'm pretty
excited about it. We'll spend probably the uppard of fourteen
thousand dollars. Anyway, I love playing the games. There's great
food and matter if you've eaten at David Busters, it's
like a great rest, even if there was no arcade there.
That's absolutely true. I'm trying to get a lifetime supply
(20:04):
a fun dip. You can win that if you're playing
all like the little ski ball game. Bailey says she's
great at ski ball.
Speaker 3 (20:11):
I have been known to be good at skiball. But
also I'll show up and I'll be like, hey, watch this,
and then I'll just tank it.
Speaker 1 (20:17):
Of course that's always the way it is. Yeah, look
at how good I am so David Busters, bring your kids,
bring your friends, co workers after work, four o'clock on
Friday until six this Friday with Katie wb Vaunt is
here to stir the pod. What's on your mind? Thank you, David.
Speaker 2 (20:33):
We need to abolish three D movies because yes, they're
still a thing. People went and saw. I think it
was the new move Faster, the New Lion King movie
in three D. I always tell you, guys, my worst
three D experience. I hated the movie core Line, the
Girl with the doll with the button eyes, because it's
just an enhanced creepy version, and this is just we
(20:54):
get a couple things.
Speaker 1 (20:56):
It's creepy. One.
Speaker 2 (20:57):
I don't want to pay to get fake hate in
the face because the three D things come at you.
Speaker 1 (21:02):
What if come on the yo yo scene where the
yo yo an so awesome? Would you want to see
final destination in three D? Yeah? No, you're thinking at
you're bleeding. I want to see the log coming through
my windshield in three D? Yeah?
Speaker 3 (21:16):
No?
Speaker 2 (21:16):
Are you? You just start getting hot flashes when you
think you're in the tanning bed frying.
Speaker 1 (21:21):
Oh no, I don't want that at all.
Speaker 2 (21:23):
It's like forty Another reason glasses, The three D glasses
are stupid for so many reasons. One because I wear
regular glasses, so then I'd have to wear the three
D ones on top and I look dumb. But then
I just think the people that take three D glasses
out of the movies and then wearing like regular shades.
Speaker 1 (21:39):
Who do you think you are supposed to drop them
in the bucket?
Speaker 3 (21:42):
If they're bringing them home with them, they're thinking, Okay,
I'm gonna have a main character moment and I'm so
quirky and so fun and cute to bring these with me,
I wouldn't have put it past myself as like a fourteen.
Speaker 2 (21:53):
Years Yeah, it just says so much to me about
the type of person you are if you take three
D glasses home with you.
Speaker 1 (21:59):
Well, yes, I agree with that one, but I don't
mind three D movies. There's so few of them.
Speaker 3 (22:04):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (22:04):
They used to have, like you know, way back in
the dead that three D movies have been around since
the fifties because that was competition against television. They thought, oh,
the way to get people to stay in the movie theaters,
to give them something new that they can't see on television.
So they invented those paper three D glasses. One lens
was blue, one was red, and now they're like polarized
or something. So I don't mind them. There's so few
(22:24):
movies in three D.
Speaker 3 (22:26):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (22:26):
We actually had James Cameron on the show one time, Wow,
and he was talking about Avatar, which I think had
a three D version. Yea, I know, how do we
get James Cameron on this show? I have no idea,
but he said, yeah, three D movies are going to
be every movie in the future. I said why, he said,
because people enjoy it.
Speaker 3 (22:42):
Yeah. Nothing really happened though, I remember when they were
just starting to put like three D in. I mean,
I know it's been around for a long time, but
like they would have little three D sections.
Speaker 1 (22:52):
In like big blockbuster movies.
Speaker 3 (22:54):
Because I went to go see Harry Potter and the
Order of the Phoenix and it had like an eight
minute that was three D and it was an IMAX
and it was like the biggest deal ever. Like, oh,
co see the eight minutes of Harry Potter and three
D And then we thought, oh, this is really going
to take off, and it just did.
Speaker 1 (23:10):
It didn't. I just maybe people don't want to wear
the glasses, or maybe it's too expensive, or maybe it
doesn't increase their profits a lot. So you think it
all needs to go away. I think three D movies
need to go to go away.
Speaker 2 (23:19):
I also think, like you said, it's expensive and it's
just not a comfortable experience for everything that you can
get in twenty twenty five, we have VR now in
the comfort of your own home, I don't need three
D glasses to sit in a movie where I have
to sit upright in a chair. I can make better
snacks at home. I can lay down and be perfectly
comfortable at home. As opposed to be an upright in
(23:39):
this uncomfortable chair.
Speaker 3 (23:41):
May I make a bold take trant about movies in general,
because if you say that, okay, three, we need to
get rid of free d period.
Speaker 1 (23:49):
Honestly, I feel like there are some movies that don't need.
Speaker 3 (23:51):
To be in a movie theater, and like movie theaters
are kind of like the movies that you see in
a movie theater are meant for, you know, big sweeping
production where you have like something big to look at,
or like a Star Wars or Jurassic.
Speaker 1 (24:04):
Park Notebook would not need to be theatrical.
Speaker 3 (24:08):
Screen right exactly, or like Baby Girl that you liked
so much? Like what what did I need to see
big screen to make that the experience? It's like, Okay,
I can get caught, I can make coffee at home.
I'd rather go to Caribou and have an experience.
Speaker 1 (24:23):
You know what I mean? You're right, You're right. I
set so movies are an experience. I can make dinner
at home. It's gonna be cheaper than if I go
to ikes Over on Highway seven and minute taka shout out.
But it's the experience. I love the movie experience you
go in it's dark. Yeah, floors kind of sticky. Theicle
Kenman makes her little speech at you, yes when you
hear your family family, but yeah, three movies need to
(24:53):
be abolished.
Speaker 2 (24:53):
If you want to keep the conversation going, you could me, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1 (25:00):
You're an idiot. You are nearing it. They should hire
Nicole Kidman. Well, TikTok is doing it again. Remember the
tide pod challenge and then they had people eating other
stuff on TikTok And now it is foam up packing peanuts.
You know those things that are like, you know, you
(25:20):
order something and you have to open it up. And
they don't use them that much anymore. Mostly they use
recyclable bubble wrap, but foam packing peanuts are still a
thing and people are eating them. So there's one TikToker
and she's on there. She's like, look, did you know
they're edible? Look at this, they're edible, And she pops
a couple in her mouth and choose them and swallows
them because they're made out of apparently potato starch. I
(25:42):
don't believe that. Yeah they are, so the newer ones,
they're supposed to be biodegradable, because I think that styrofoam
is one of the worst pollutants ever. It never goes away.
Styrofoam coolers they break down into tiny little beads and
they never go away. So oh anyway, so they eating them,
and then doctors are going, no, dummy, you can't eat
(26:05):
them because they'll give you cancer because of all the
processes and all the toxins that they put in there
to make it into a packing peanut. So you've got
a fourteen year old kid and she's like, watch this,
I'm gonna be on TikTok to be like that. Don't
do it.
Speaker 3 (26:21):
Do not.
Speaker 1 (26:22):
Also, the Minnesota hockey hair thing is making national news
always does.
Speaker 3 (26:27):
I feel like it does every year because all the
boys in the Minnesota Hockey League they all have like,
I don't know, funny hair styles.
Speaker 1 (26:34):
And so there's different ones. Some of them look like
like this person, some of them looked like some of
them have like a wavy little and it's made national news.
Obvious on the New York Times website, which don't try
to find it because it's got a paywall on there,
but it's like, yeah, it's made national news of all
the boys skate up to the camera and they have
their wavier, funny hair, so it's kind of a cool thing.
(26:54):
So that is, you can't make this stuff up on KATIEWB.
You're never more than twenty minutes away, hey, from your
Kendrick and Scissor tickets. It's the last week for that one.
We're going to play a little game a lyric shuffle
coming up in a few seconds, and you can get
started on this early. I'm pretty excited about this for
talkback Tuesday, give us a fun fact about yourself. Just
open up the iHeartRadio app and set a Katie WB preset.
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While you're at it up on the left hand corner,
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also tap the red microphone and leave us a talk
back about a fun fact about yourself. Somebody already left
one a while ago. They said, I got married in Africa.
That's a fun fact. That's kind of cool. Somebody said
I'm thirty five years old, I still get carted for alcohol.
(27:38):
That's a day. You know, what is your fun fact?
Bailey can say the alphabet backwards, certainly can leave us
a fun fact. So make sure you say your name
so you'd be like, hey, this is Vanessa and I'm
from Hugo, And here's my fun fact, and we'll play.
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