Childhood Phone Number

Episode Transcript

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Tipsy on tip in the morning.You know, I often get dms from
parents who are dropping their kids offat school. Then they come in on
two wheels blasting my music. Nothingmakes me happier, but it's either well
received or they get a couple ofeyerols. Either way, you're having a
good morning and that's all that mattersto me. Thanks for making me a
part of it. So we're inthe midst of call in for clout.

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Every childhood or I'm sorry, everyperson from their childhood remembers this one thing.
Do you have a guest for me? You're on the air high I
have an answer. How about yourfirst tooth? Wow? That was not
where I was like on anticipating onthe edge of my see what you were

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gonna say. No, that isincorrect, but I love that you called
me this morning. What is yourname? By the way, with neighborhood,
you waking up with me and Iam driving and work. I live
in Westchester and my name's Jolie,Jollie, Julie, Jane and Joel.

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Joliane had some good energy this morning. Couldn't be happier and higher on life
than that woman was. Thank youfor calling. No, that was incorrect.
You've got two minutes to call mefive win, three seven four nine,
one oh seven one. What isone thing that everyone remembers from their
childhood? Call in for clout?You get a billion Tiff in the morning
points to put in your Tiff inthe morning bank if you can get the

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answer right. In the meantime,we're still commercial free if you want to
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You can always count on commercial freemusic at this time on Tiff in the
morning. So if you're a routineperson, there you go. I'll take
care of youa with that. We'rein the midst of this conversation. What
is the one thing that everyone prettymuch remembers from their childhood. We'll start

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with you. You're on the air. Yeah, is it your first day
undergarden? No, but that's alsoa good one. I don't remember that.
Do you remember yours? I do? Wow? What's your name?
And by the way, what neighborhoodyou wake up with me? I live
in Bown. My name is ShaunaShawna. I'm gonna give you twenty TIF
in the morning points. You canput them in your bank. Okay,
just for calling. Thank You're welcome, thank you, good morning, you're

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on the air. Do you havea guess for me? Is it their
first question? No? But doyou remember yours? Yeah? Can you
describe this person in like three words? Smart? Tall? What's your name?
By the way, what neighborhood youwaken up with? Me? Angela?
Angela. I'm gonna give you twentyTiff in the Morning points. You
can put them in your bank justfor Colin. I'm curious what everyone's gonna

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buy with their Tiff in the Morningpoints accepted anywhere that takes them. Uh
No. The one thing that everyonepretty much remembers from their childhood is their
childhood phone number. Now I realizeyou most likely have to be a millennial
and have had a telephone on thewall of your house with the longest cord
ever that could stretch to literally anybedroom in the house. But it's I

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came across the fact that it's likeNational Telephone Day or something, which I
usually don't recognize all the holidays becausethere's millions of them, but that one
just triggered me to think, of, oh my god, that is the
one phone number that I will probablynever ever ever forget. We were very
fancy in my house growing up,as far as telephones are concerned, and

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I say that tongue in cheek,we were very middle class, but the
kids had one phone line and ourparents had another, and it was fanatic.
Oh that's rich. You're waking upwith fifth in the morning time.
Kiss. You guys were rich.I think to get I haven't figured,
I haven't done it, but Ithink to get a phone line in your

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house now is like free, likefree ninety nine. They're still putting them
in the houses. The reason whywe're talking about that. Welcome, good
morning, and thank you for thattalkback with Tiff. By the way,
once you listen to Kiss on yourphone, you can always chime in using
the talk back with Tiff feature.You'll see the microphone next to the play
butt and hold that down thirty secondsto say whatever you want. Today is
National Telephone Day, and I haveto just say I typically don't recognize the

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national holidays because there's like millions ofthem, but it triggered me to think,
oh my god, like, that'sprobably the one thing we all remember
is our childhood phone number. Havingtwo lines in the house. That was
that's really rich people stuff. Becausemost of us just shared one, and

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you either had to choose whether youwere going to go on aim Chat or
you were going to be able touse your phone. It was like one
or the other. Can you imagine