Genius Starbucks Hack of Nah?

Is this Starbucks hack genius, or catering cranky kids? Plus, what's a hobby you were all in on, then dumped quick?

Episode Transcript

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More variety from the two thousands,the nineties, and today. It's Star
one on one three. It's Marcusand Corey. It's Thursday morning. Good
morning everyone, I like to callit Friday. Ease, right, what's
going on over there? How areyou? What is going on? Corey?
What is going on? I hithow you were late this morning?
Well, I hit my snooze buttonand it didn't hit back. And then

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like, I don't even know whatthat means. It didn't go off.
Let's see ultimate deflection. Might haveslept through it, not mine. It's
snooze. But I'm not saying it'snot my fault. It is my fault.
Literally just blamed in animated object.No I didn't. I said my
snooze button. I hit it andit didn't go off, And then my
husband punched me in the side andsaid, get up. Thank God for

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that. So I've got a livingbutton. I wish you'd done it sooner,
but yeah, yeah, well,welcome, Thanks for being so nice
to me this morning. It's official. Corey's husband, the Jeff, has

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been outed at the office. He'sbeen recognized. I got a text yesterday
I reported her nothing from a friendof mine from high school. That's it.
That's the Jeff. Stay yeah,d't take it. By the way,
Marcus didine my friend Yolanda randomly atnoon, I think I just saw

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the Jeff in my office. Doeshe work at Levi's? And I said,
yep, does he work in yourdepartment? She said no, I
just what's her department? She said, I saw him, and I thought,
I think that's the Jeff. She'sin licensing business development. They had

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a sample sale yesterday and my husbandwas so cute because he's like, hey,
give me your sizes and I'm goingto go to the sample sale.
And then he's like, oh mygod. And I was said, what
what's the matter. He's like,that has sewed up my a. It's
just close everywhere. You got todig. Are you good at that kind

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of stuff? Jason or a Cory? Are you good at that kind of
guy? Can't do it? No, No, shopping gives me anxiety because
there's something about the lighting and thetemperature of the dressing rooms. No,
I'm not good at that at all. I'll be okay with it to a
point like I'm like, okay,I'm all in, But then if I
don't start finding things you get thatgratification, and I'll be like augh,

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exhaustinating a sandwich. There's a storethat was I thought was brilliant that I
would go to. It would giveyou you walk in and give you glass
champagne, and then the salespeople whileyou're in the dressing room just keep bringing
you stuff. You don't have tofind anything on your own. Tell everybody
it's Nordstums. It's okay, No, it's not nord Struck. It's not
It's called Sloan boutique. It's Importland, dude. My first wife was so

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tight with nord Stroms and apparently spentso much money that we would get invited
to after hours parties and you wouldgo there for shopping and they would would
lace you up with champagne and snackthe case. Though no, I'm sure
it did. I feel like,no, no, this is a boutique
in Oregon. But I just thoughtit was so brilliant because it was like
they brought me stuff. I neverthought of taking off the hangars and and

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I'd end up dropping at least threehundred bucks. I told you. When
I was shopping in my twenties andone thirties, I was a dream client.
I would walk in, Corey,I know you worked at Structure.
I would walk in and be like, just make me look cute, take
all my money. Literally, yeah, I hated shopping to be that much.
I've done that before. And theassociate thought I was flirting with him.

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I was just like, dude,I you work here, you know
what to Yeah, you're the expert. I'm not the expert. He didn't
need to slip his number in mybag as I was leaving. Oh oh
yeah, buddy. I funny thingis I was usually flirting. Uh anyway,
So my friend Yolanda recognized Corey's husbandat Levi's and then I said,

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that's him. Don't make it weirdaha, and then she wrote back,
oh I will. I can't waitto see him again. The Jeff is
in the house and I don't haveto bury anybody. What's up? And
then that's mine And then three hourslater it's just kidding. I'm a professional,
And that's where that's where it's left. So my my only question is
like, how do you approach Jeff? Can Can she approach Jeff and be

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like, hey, by the way, I listen to your wife on the
radio. Is that gonna weird amount. No, okay, no, he's
used to it. Huh if shebut tell her you know, I fight
for my man. She's not tryingto crush. She's not like Jason and
I. God, I know everywhereI work. Come on with three inches

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of him though. When she does, right, you guys are feeling.
What's it like getting bear hugged bythe Jeff curious? Oh it envelops here?
Wait anyway, let's move on inthe sweaty over here. Jason,

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how are you? It was likethe last day of the heat wave yesterday
right anyway, we went to thebeach after my wife got off work.
We got round table pizza inside thebeach. It was actually a breeze out
there. It was nice the bayand my kids loved They were like,

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ah, it ran straight to thewater. Can you walk to the beach?
Now? Let media from your house. That's awesome. Yeah, congratulation
now the water quality, some willsay, I try not to think about
it, but yes, sketchy somepeople feel that way. I take a
risk and let my kids play inthe water. I mean, well,

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they're having fun, they're showering.I guess we took a bath after not
the worst place you can dunk yourselfin the bay better than nuclear power plant.
I'm still thinking about pizza on thebeach. That sounds like a dream.
Today six twelve, Uh, we'vegot more tickets for six Flags Discovery

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Kingdom. You know this. That'sa four pack being given away at eight
oh five with the world famous triviagame. What you know about that?
Coming up next? Uh, We'vedisclosed that Cory's husband, the Jeff,
neworks at Levi's, there was anissue with him using the restroom at work
yesterday. It's a bathroom. Itgot off question. I've dealt with these

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types of issues. Yeah, Ithink this is very relevant. We'll need
your input. We'll talk about itat six twenty. Stay with us more
variety from the two thousands, thenineties, and today it's Star one oh
one three. It's Marcus and Coreysix twenty three. Good morning everyone.
Hi, a bit of a dilemmathat we need your help with. So
so check out this scenario because Corey'shusband, the Jeff, has hit a

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bit of a snag at his newjob. Now, I want to preface
this with he doesn't have a problemwith gender neutral bathrooms, no problem whatsoever.
What he's concerned about is not wantingto be offensive with his doing anything

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with anything. You know, whenhe goes to the bathroom. He's a
very conscientious fella, he actually is. So the bathroom is not one of
those things where you walk in andyou shut a door and you're in your
private room. It's a stall situation, and it's gender neutral. So he
whether he's doing his business or somebodyelse is doing their business, he's afraid

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of offending somebody. He also doesn'twant to be there when a woman is
doing her business. I mean,it's just like and I brought up Ally
McBeal. I know this is likea throwback to the late nineties, but
that was a huge thing on theTV show Ally McBeal because they had a
general neutral bathroom. So it wasjust stalls, but it was for everybody.

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Every gender neutral bathroom I've ever walkedinto that communal, you know,
not a single right had a mainkind of converging area for you to wash
your hands and mirrors and all thatother stuff. And then everybody got a
closed door, full door stall.No, that is not this situation.
And I first experienced this at thefood trucks in Soma, they have general

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neutral bathrooms, and I swear everytime I walked in there, it was
right after some guy. It waslike, hey, left the treat for
you. You know, It's justI mean, we're treading very carefully here.
By the way, we realize you'rehaving breakfast. Right, We're all
human beings, you know, it'snaturally and that's I think that's my tact
is like, I mean, thisis the way of the world. And

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if I gotta go, I gottago. And if you happen to be
there, I'm sorry. It's butit's your workplace. And I will say
it's very cavalier here, like wedon't have gender neutral bathrooms, but people
are very vocal about what they're doingand when they're doing it right. I
don't want to know. I don'tcare. Where does this leave us,

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though? Is there a question?I said to him, I'm like,
do you have the opportunity to gosomewhere else? Is there a business?
Dear mind? The boy's husband isstruggling with the unisex bathrooms, not because
there's any issue with it, butbecause he's such a conscientious fela. He
doesn't want to do his business anddisturb somebody right, right, and then

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have to face them in a meeting. I mean that's the thing, Like
you don't want to be standing andwashing your hands, like, hey,
what's up? How Well, I'llsee in the meeting in a minute.
Anybody else deal with this at work? And how do you circumvent it or
how do you leap froged? Ordo you just yeah, because I don't
have a problem with it at all. It's more about it's more about being

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polite, right because like for me, like my family and I were on
the road for two and a halfweeks. Well, we get the hotel
room and I wake up way earlierthan the everybody else, and my body
starts moving way earlier than everybody else. Well, I don't want to desecrate
that room. Sure, I willgo to the lobby. I will exit
the room and go to the lobby. I learned a trick from one of

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my girlfriends in college when you arein that situation, because we were both
dating guys at the same time andwe were like, what are we doing?
We took a road trip. Youdo what you need to do and
then take a shower. So bythe time shower's done, everything should dissipate
and you're got a bad pull.Yeah, either that or carry a book
of matches. But that doesn't helpthe work scenario. Is there a lobby

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restroom? I don't know. That'sa good question. That's what I would
do. I'm like, I justI said to him, I'm like,
dude, find the nearest Starbucks,find a single, find the lobby restroom,
find a Starbucks. All right.If anybody's getting inside on this is
very strange. We need to wrapup this very strange. Anybody else find
the gender neutral bathrooms awkward? Notbecause not because you're netral, but because

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you just want to be polite.I want to still be looked at as
feminine. Yes, it's all flowersfrom here, all right. Six twenty
seven. We're gonna check what's trendinghere in a little bit. What do
you have? I gotta tell you, man, you can't get away from
the Deadpool Wolverine story that is continuingto be in our faces because it comes
out tomorrow. But also Barbie iscelebrating a birthday. Yeah, that and

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more on the way. It's sixfifty stayed with a subrain a carpenter like
a feather star one on one three. Sorry, it's just called feather more
variety. You're like a feather fromthe two thousands to nineties and today.
I don't want to offend the carpenters. That's what she calls her fans.
I enjoy all of her music.I'll tell you what, dude, if
you can score a ticket to Saturdayoutside Lands, it's gonna be lit.

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Yeah, it's gonna be popping.Yep, she's gonna be headlining. That'll
be fun. Uh Okay. Sothere is a mom who went online with
what she called a Starbucks hack,which has the Internet divided. Some people
are calling your genius. Other peopleare saying she's taking advantage of the system.
I'm just annoyed. Corey is justwholeheartedly annoyed. I just think about

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this, this entitlement of certain generations. Anyway, go ahead, if I
was saying, before we get intoit, let me tell the story.
So this mom, her free Starbuckshack, stirring debate and what the free
Starbucks hack is? She says shewent on TikTok and said, hey,
if you can't afford Starbucks for two, order your toddler a pup cup.

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It's free and it will make themjust as happy as a five dollars cake
pop. So I had to askCorey, as the resident dog mom,
what in the world is a pupcup. I've actually never ordered one,
but I know what they are.It's basically whipped topping in a cup for
your dog. That's it. AndI don't ever order those because I feel

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like that's just excess sugar aka apuppo. Now, your issue with this
is why should a kid feel entitledto anything when they go into Starbucks with
mom or dad. Let me prefacethis with, yes, I don't have
children, so you can go aheadand go. You don't understand I think
as parents we've already surmised this.Sure. I just think back when I

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was a kid, if I wereto walk into an establishment with my parents,
I wouldn't assume that I get somethingbecause we walked in there. Right,
I'm going to tell a really sadstory about when I was a kid.
I love this story, by theway, you guys, go ahead,
gocry my well, which now thisis a different one. Actually,
Oh, you have so many goodsad stories. What is the one you

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wanted me to tell? Because nowI forget Oh, my dad would take
me to the liquor store all thetime. I didn't get to pick anything
out, even though they had bottlesyour side there bottles my side. I
didn't get anything. There are certainestablishments where the kids don't get anything.
Oh but my mom was working outone day and she's like, listen,
on my way home, I'm gonnacall you guys, and I'll grab you

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McDonald's on the way home. Okay, we are super excited. Is the
sad story? Are you going tokill the room right now? Cour Oh
no, no. So but theproblem was we didn't have call waiting.
My dad thought it was rude,so we didn't have call waiting when I
was a kid, and my sisterwouldn't get off the phone, so my
mom couldn't call us to get ourorders. And so she came home and
she said, I didn't get McDonald'sbecause I couldn't get through. Oh my

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god, how is your sister stillalive? And she wouldn't go back out.
No, it's a lesson. Sothat's why in my mind, just
because you're going to Starbucks, everybodydoesn't have to get everything. Yes,
but sometimes your children don't get thememo unless my wife is so good at
this, and she'd been doing itwith my daughter since the day she was

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born. Setting expectations before you walkinto an establishment, and it goes like
this, Okay, we're about towalk into Target. I just want to
let you know ahead of time.You could say you're not getting anything,
or B. If you're good,I will let you pick something out of
the dollar bin. There you go. I like that. That's what my
wife does. And then they walkin, expectations are set and we're all

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good. I like that because you'veestablished the guidelines. You've said, hey,
I'm not gonna spend a ton ofmoney, A and B. You
have to behave yourself, because tryingto impose martial law on a little kid
in a store can just it's justa hassle. Well, all these stores,
you know you said cake pops.I mean the kids in there are

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looking an eye level. Are allthese delicious looking goodies? You know you're
set up to fail. So no, I was just gonna say, it's
like you, so in order tonot buy the cake pop, you're gonna
treat your kid like a dog.That is that the takeaway from this?
Well, you're ordering your kid apop cup because they're free. That's what

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Corey and I are discussing this mom'shack at Starbucks. If you can't afford
the cake pop for five bucks,just order them a pup cup. It's
whipped cream and a cup supposedly fora dog. People are saying she's taking
advantage of the system. Starbucks surprisinglydoesn't care. I guess what. They
just want you in the door.Mom's going to spend seventeen dollars on her
Moca China frapp of orange. Ifa little squirt of whipped cream and a

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cup is going to make you keepcoming back spending seventeen bucks on your breakfast
sandwich and a latte or your mocacino, absolutely, you know what, Let's
skip the cup. I'll spread directlyto your kid's mouth several times. I
don't even care. Oh, Marcus, I don't know. Is she taking

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advantage of the system or is thisjust kind of genius? What are your
thoughts? Leave us a talk backwhen you get a second. It's that
little red microphone on the iHeartRadio app. Also always taking dms and private messages
on either Instagram or Facebook at Marcusand Corey checking what's trending next. What
do you have. It's Barbie's birthdayand they're doing something really cool to celebrate
her sixty fifth birthday. I sawthat. We'll get into that and more

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coming up next after Pink. It'sStar one on one three. Good morning,
Pink. It's Star one O onethree. It's Marcus and Corey six
fifty one. Good morning. Thisis what I'm talking about. It's what's
trending on Star one three, what'shappening in entertainment news, the biggest stories
of the day, and everything peopleare talking about today in the Bay,
Disneyland is getting a new superhero,and it's one Marvel fans have been asking

(17:23):
for. They are going to welcomeDeadpool for the first time tomorrow, just
in time for Deadpool and Wolverine themovie hitting theaters. So it's going to
be on the Avengers campus of course, and OFFICI will say he's only going
to be around for a limited time. Huh, But I love that.
I'm a big Deadpool fan. I'mreally hoping this movie is everything it's cracked

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up to be, because you know, Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman hosted.
Was it Jimmy Kimmel or Jimmy fallon. It's one of the Jimmy's the host
of the Late night show last night. It's like, they're so in your
face. Makes me nervous because Ifeel like the more you pump a movie
than not, it's not gonna beas good. But that's just a weird
theory of mine. So I'm hopingit's fantastic. Barbie is celebrating her sixty

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fifth birthday, so Turkey Hill iceCream is helping to celebrate. This is
exactly a year after Barbie came outin theaters. So there's two flavors based
on the film. You've got strawberrymarshmallow and a frosted cupcake ice cream flavor
that'll hit shelves soon. Okay.The Strawberry Marshmallow flavor features Barbie pink strawberry

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flavored ice cream and drizzled marshmallow.Frosted Cupcake is described as a cupcake flavored
ice cream swirled with pink icing.Basically, you just gotta go pink.
Mm hmm. It comes to barkwhen all else fails, Go pink,
Go pink. Have you heard aboutthe broccoli cut I have now now that
it's up on our Instagram. Itis on our Instagram. So teen boys

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are flocking to hair salons to getthe broccoli cut. This involves a per
I didn't even think perms were legalanymore, Can I be honest with you.
I got perms when I was akid, and I have curly hair.
I wanted one, I did.The smell of a perm is the
worst smell I know for her momused to get them. Really, I

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mean, and there's a lot goingon to the perm. My sister called
me little or Fananni. Well,it's called a broccoli cut because of the
curly, bouncy curls. It's alsocalled ice cream or a lama's fur cut.
And celebrities kids are doing this,like Cordy Kardashian's son is doing it
David corn and Sweat in his roleas Clark Kent in the upcoming Superman movie.

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And despite the cost of getting aperm, because it ain't cheap,
they are driving demand. I justit weirds me out when I go out
somewhere and every dude under the ageof twenty looks the same with the same
haircut. I sperienced this in whenwe were in Boston. They all have

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a bunch of dudes teenage dudes sittingthere and they all have the same lama
haircut. Well, one thing Iwill say I appreciate is that they're actually
doing some through their hair because Ifeel for a while the trend was like
kids that just look like dirty hairshoved under a baseball cap. Right,
what do we need to discuss aboutthe Olympics, Because I feel like didn't

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they just announce that Lady Gaga SelineDian are going to be doing a opening
ceremonies, opening ceremonies things, Soopening ceremonies for these Olympic Games tomorrow Manyana.
But action has already started, asthat's what threw me off, Like
they've got watching parties already. TodayUS men's soccer lost to France yesterday three

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mil US men's rugby, on theother hand, tied France twelve to twelve.
This is impactful because France is considereda contender for the gold. So
kudos to US men's rugby for bouncingback after their law. US The action
that Corey is speaking about women's soccertaking on Zambia in Group B action on
the pitch. It starts at noontoday. There is a watch party in

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Santana, ro in San Jose ifyou're interested. So there you go on
that. Santa Clara County Fair ispopping off again tomorrow, which but it's
back for its eightieth year. Nicetickets are on sale now. I saw
they have a countdown clock on theirwebsite ticker, so that's exciting. I
haven't been to the Santa Clara CountyFairs since and SINC was headlining the main

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stage in nineteen ninety eight. Iwas gonna say, you have to give
us a timeframe on that because inSINC is back. Kind of yes,
But nineteen ninety eight we brought them. The radio station I worked for brought
them. Was anybody else there orwas I the only one? But what
a dope show. But anyway,Santa Clara County Fair is back tomorrow.
Make sure you hook up with Coreyand I will be on the road for

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a great cause. We'll be atthe Red Cross Blood Donation Center on Market
and goth taking blood donations. It'siHeart Blood Week. There is a critical
need for blood donations, so weneed you and we'll be out there from
noon to too Manyana, I'm goingto donate, are you okay? Good?

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You can donate on our behalf.I don't know if I can.
If I'm being honest with you,because of the diabetes, I'm not looked
it up. I have website,It's complicated, and I would rather I
would rather spend my time encouraging otherpeople who are healthier than I am,
like yourself. Donate blood again.We'll be out there with the Star crew
noon to two tomorrow at the blooddonation center with the Red Cross against goth

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and Market in San Francisco. Makesure you meet us. Their information at
one O one three dot com onthe calendar. Check it out Jess.
What's trending every weekday Morning on thefifties That's at six fifty seven AM.
And connect now with the Marcus andCorey and blogs. That's at one dot

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com. More variety from the twothousands, the nineties and today Star one
on one three It's Marcus and Corey. Everybody's favorite second date update is on
our dating segment. We try toget people a second date after they go
on a first date and they thoughtthings went well, but then they don't
hear from the other person. Aaron'son the phone. She met what's his
name? Aaron? Are you there? Hi? Yeah? His name is

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Brock. Brock, how very masculine. My sister went to high school with
a Brock. Sounds like a guythat just walked off the set of All
My Children. Cobra Kai or KobeKai was my next guest. Okay,
well, how did you guys meet? And then tell us how? Tell
us how the date went? Sowe actually met on plenty of fish.

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Okay. I honestly, he soundedtoo good to be true really, because
we both love our outdoor activities,Like we're both into hiking and paddleboarding,
bicycling, you know, all thatkind of stuff. So after we chatted
for a couple of weeks, wedecided to go on a hike at lands
In and the ocean views just thefilmmaking anyway, We planned to grab a
bike after the hike and listen,we had a great time. We were

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laughing the whole time. And whatI forgot my shoes to change into.
So I asked him to come backto my place just real quick, you
know, I mean he went tothe bathroom, I went and got my
shoes and we had out for dinner. But well, his name's Brock,
couldn't he just craft you shoes out? Of the materials on hand out of
leaves and twigs. Yeah right,So what do you think you had to

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change your shoes? You mean likeyou were in like hiking shoes and you
would have put on like more dinnershoes. Yeah. I wanted to buy
some heels, and you know,he needed the restroom. So it all
worked out. And then when weleft, so it was like, it's
just a different person. He wasso different, you know, he wasn't
as chatty, and it just kindof felt like he was rushing me through
the meal. And then at theend, you know, we both said

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we had a great time and Ilook forward to seeing him again. And
now I just haven't heard anything fromhim. A lot of people, Uh,
it's like a full ghost. Then. Huh, well, something definitely
happened between the hike and the dinner. That's my inspector. Gadget noise,
huh huh, never mind my speculation. Let's go to Corey's daily theory.
Okay, it's one of two things. So they went hiking, they go

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back to her house, he goesto the bathroom. Maybe there's some family
photos around, and he realized,oh god, they're related. He's also
the same family, or they gohiking. He goes to the bathroom and
realize he's developed a horrible rash andhe's embarrassed, and I say it again.
Huh Okay, here's what we're gonnado. You know the segment.

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We're gonna call him. We'll haveyou on the line, we'll have you
mute your phone, and we'll seehow the day went from his perspective,
and maybe we'll get a clue.Okay, okay, all right, everybody
hang out for a sec. We'llplay a song. We'll call Brock after
this. It's Second Date Update,Star one oh one three. More variety
from the two thousands, the nineties, and today it's Star one oh one
three. It's Marcus and Corey.We're doing Second Date Update. We've been

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chatting with Aaron, who is verypleasant. Yes, by the way,
Hi, Erin, are you stillthere? Oh? Did we lose her?
She was already muted. My bad. I forgot Okay. I was
just saying how pleasant you are.And I don't like to talk about people
like they're not there. So Hi, and you're great, and let's do
this. Thank you. We're gonnacall this guy. You went on a

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date with a brock Rock ghosted youand see what's happening. It sounds out
doorsy. Back on mute. Herewe go. Hell, hi, man,
I speak with Brock. Please.Yeah, this is hi Brock.

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It's Marcus and Corey from Star oneone three the radio station. Good morning,
Brock. Uh, I'm good morning. I'm not familiar with this station.
Well, we're very friendly. We'renot like trying to prank you or
anything like that. We do asegment on our show called Second Date Update,
and that's when we talked to aperson who went on a date and

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then disappeared. So we know somebodywent on a date with recently who she's
thinking you ghost there and we're justtrying to figure out why because she said
she had a really good time.What can you tell us about your date
with Aaron? Okay, so that'swhat once you started talking about like ghosting
that I kind of figured out onthe regular. Well, you know,

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it doesn't happen that often, soit's like, but you know, Aaron
was really nice. I enjoyed hercompany. It was just when we went
back to her we had to goback to her place because she needed to
get something, and it was likeI went to use the bathroom. She
had a squatty potty and it justthrew me off. Oh wait, I'm
sorry. What what a squatty potty? It's some kind of thing that helps

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you go to the bathroom. I'veseen it on like the infomercial in the
world is like a little step.It's like, I think you put your
feet up. Do you have thatcommercial with the unicorn and yeah, that's
it. It's like you put yourfeet on this step and it makes your
knees go up, so your body'sin a better position to go number two.
Okay. Yeah, And I've gotto say, like, why have

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you got a problem with the hut? Oh rock? Sorry? Oh wow?
Erin So wait did you go throughbecause of the squatty putty? I
mean it's just to me. Idon't know, man, Like the rest
of the day, I just hadthe image of her using that in my
mind and it just threw me off, Like I don't want to think about
my girl, potential girlfriend pooping.It just bought some reason that is so

(28:34):
shallow. Why would you even thinkabout that? I don't know, man,
Like I was raised around like mymom never really like would show that
she was doing these things. Itwas kind of like always veiled. It
just kind of threw me off.What did your mom teach you how to
kiss? No? I mean,everybody poop. It doesn't need to be
talked about. You know. Actuallythere's even a book called Everybody Poop.

(28:56):
You should read it. I don'tknow, man, I don't really want
to read a book about everybody pofy. Man. I just take care of
my business quietly. I don't.I don't talk about it. I don't
need like a squatty potty to helpme go to the bathroom. Yeah,
no one here acts like that.I wish it was like that. Don't
talk about me like I'm out here. It's an announcement. Everyone has to
make you. So, wait,this is really your hang up for real?

(29:19):
Yeah? I'm sorry, it's justit's too much for me. Can
I answer you a question, Aaron, would would you consider maybe putting it
in another restroom? Like? Isthis like your goal? No? I'm
sorry, I don't mean to answerfor your erin. I mean that's crazy.
I just it's we need to putmy toilet in another room. So

(29:41):
can we fix this or brock you? You're out? Okay? Well,
okay, okay, she's out.Yeah, not happening. Hang on,
that was just strange. You thinkI'm judgy. Let's move on. Okay,
all right. Second Date updates sevenoh five, weekday mornings replace It

(30:03):
nine oh five. Got a podcastyou can binge listen to old episodes as
well. They're all up there.Go search out Marcus and Corey on the
iHeartRadio app after you've downloaded it forfree. Coming up next, we want
to talk about maybe a hobby thatyou are all in on, one hundred
percent passion, full speed ahead,and then you just gave up. I

(30:23):
was so excited about this and nowit just I feel like this hobby is
slapping me in the face. We'lltell you what's going on with Corey next.
It's four minutes away. It's Starone O one three for suspense and
Boon. This is beautiful things.Good morning, Steal Liipa dance Tonight,
more variety from the two thousands,the nineties, and today Star one on
one three It's Marcus and Corey sevennineteen. Need your participation as I've posted

(30:47):
this on the Marcus and Corey storieson Instagram. Also Star one one three
FM. What is a hobby thatyou were all in on, super passionate
and then one day you just gaveup. I'm doing this for you.
So the first one was my butterflygarden. I wanted to plant with lands
that attracts butterflies, okay, tohelp the butterfly population. And I've done

(31:08):
that in a few different cities andit's never ended well. The latest is
my husband got me this beautiful hummingbirdfeeder for Christmas, and I've been winged
to get it all set up.So I got this hummingbird feeder all set
up, learned how to boil theright amount of water versus sugar for the
nectar. Sure, and then oneof the things I read was if you

(31:30):
have a regular bird feeder near yourhummingbird feeder, it'll help, Okay.
So I got a bird feeder,got the bird seed, everything's all set
up. You know. We putin special hooks for everything, so it's
out of the way of predators andrats and all that stuff. And no
birds. It's been three weeks.Where are the birds. No birds?

(31:56):
That's pounding on the tabe. I'msorry, it's hurting my head. Very
passionate. I like I'll sneak outinto the room where I can see my
bird feeders, and I'll be veryquiet because I don't want to scare anyone
away. No birds. You knowwho we need to call? Who?
My old partner, Sandy's dad.Yeah, is a bird feeder Fishnado and

(32:22):
he's very good at it. Youcould get hummingbirds too. He had these
little like circles to lay little minibird trap pieces that they would come in
on, swing on, Shut up, seriously, huh. Well, my
friend Kim because amazing bird feeders.She's got the hummingbirds. She's got the
regular birds. And my husband evenjoked, He's like, you don't have

(32:45):
any birds? This Kim's got themall. I think the hummingbirds can sense
your vibe. What's my vibe?You're a little you're a little desperate and
ah, it's a little scary ifI was a little hummingbird. I don't
know if I want to show up. I'm just crazy lady staring at me.
I just peep around the corner.I'm not aggressive. I just lit.
You were pounding on the table thirtyseconds ago. That was my frustration

(33:08):
at no birds. I wouldn't poundon the table if the bird was there,
I wouldn't want to come to aparty where the host was all agro.
I'm not agro, I'm agro yehere, I'm agro here expressing my
frustration that no birds three weeks areyou packing it in? Then? I

(33:29):
don't know. That's my point.It's like, what is a hobby that
you were so excited about? Andthen you're just like, whatever, I
have so many really BONDSI shoeshining,shoeshining. Yes, yeah, my dad
used to shine his shoes. Wehad the most spectacular and you guys make
fun of me. But Harold wasthe best cobbler I'd ever run into.

(33:51):
Uh and he passed away recently,earlier this year. Rip Harold Shoreline Station.
If you know, you know youlive on the coside. But I
would bring my shoes to him,and then one day I'm like, sure,
Harold, will you show me howto shine my boots? And he
did, and then he sold meall the things, the horse hair brush
and the saddle soap, and Iused it one time and they looked brilliant.

(34:12):
And since then I'm just like,I look at the box and I
go, that's a lot of workthat's gonna take discipline. Uh, rock
tumbling, Why my daughter and Ihave a rock tumbler in the garage.
That's that's with your daughter. I'mtrying to do some bonding and we just
we've wandered off with it. Uh, Masterclass dot com. Anybody else pick

(34:34):
up Masterclass thinking they're going to geta bunch of new skills. Why are
you laughing so hard? You're asucker. Man, I prefer the word
dileton. I looked at those Masterclassads and I was like, okay,
dude, Uh Look the Gordon Ramseycooking class is great. The Thomas Chiller

(34:55):
cooking class is great. It's justwhen I get home from work after enduring
you all morning. Oh, thelast thing I want to do is like
learn brain or learn I just wantto sit there quietly, I rock back
and forth in the dark. Ohreally, I am that detrimental to you.
Oh I've hde myself laugh too hardright there. Oh you're so proud

(35:16):
of yourself to you, I'm sofunny. I'm Marcus comedy comedy comedy.
What is a hobby you were allin on? Maybe it's not you,
Maybe it's your significant other and yourhouse is littered with all of their old
projects. I'm sure if we gotmy wife on the phone right now,
she could rattle off ten more thingsthat I was not only all in on,

(35:38):
but bought all the things and thentapped out after ten minutes because I
don't know if this is just meor if this is everybody, but if
I'm not instantly good at something,I give up. Well, I mean,
my husband and I's last anniversary wasthe wax anniversary. Uh huh,
so we both got each other candlemaking kids. You think either of us

(36:00):
open that box. Nope. Thepost is up right now on the Marcus
and Corey Instagram and in the storiesand on Star one on one three fm
in stories also on if you don'thave Instagram, Facebook too, So let
us know last time hobby that youwere all in on or maybe your significant

(36:20):
other and you're laughing about it.And there are the bird and if anybody
has any tips on how to getbirds, come to Corey's bird feeders.
That would be great. Thank you. Leave us a talk back the little
red microphone on the iHeartRadio app.We're gonna check what's trending next. What
do you have? It's Barbie's birthdayand we're celebrating with ice cream I like

(36:40):
it. That and more coming upat seven fifty stand by Katy Perry.
It's Star one on one three,It's Marcus and Corey seven thirty nine.
Good Morning. It's time for goodnews with Marcus and Corey. Sometimes all
you need is one a good thoughtto make it a great day. So
let's do this. If goods onStarbunn so we give you good news twice

(37:05):
in morning seven eight forty And Ilove this story. There is an Olympic
tie in here and a lady fromSan Francisco who became the first woman to
receive a one hundred thousand dollars exoskeletonand have it paid completely by health insurance.
I saw a photo of this andit's incredible. Now, the story

(37:28):
is long, I won't get itinto too many details, but her name
is Deonta Clark, and she justcarried the Olympic torch for the first time
using said robotic exoskeleton. That's awesome. And she had just a terrible car
accident thirteen years ago. She washospitalized for a month. She had to

(37:50):
have several organs removed because of theblunt force trauma. Ugh, and she
had been dealing with what is termeda T ten injury, severe final cord
injury that had made her paralyzed fromthe waist down. She says she's still
dealing with it to this day.Getting the exoskeleton took a lot of work.
I'm sure they're not only rare,they're expensive thirteen years ago also not

(38:15):
technologically as advanced as they are today. I can only imagine in the thirteen
years of dealing with her injury,she had all kinds of physical therapy.
She ended up getting those metal braces. She said, they're a lot like
the ones you would see him wearingin Forest Gump. Oh, okay,
the ones she was dealing with intwenty twenty three. So last year somebody

(38:39):
approached her with a phone number thatchanged her life. She said. She
used to work at near a BARTstation in San Francisco, and she met
a man who was an amputee ina wheelchair. They would greet each other.
He would commute through BART every daylike she did. She said.
We'd often speak and say hi.And then one day he gave her a

(38:59):
phone number he said she should call. It was the number of a doctor
attempting to introduce exoskeleton therapy to theBay Area. Okay, she called the
number, got the introduction and thencontact in an organization in Dublin and they
told her it was There was hope. There were more tests involved. Again,

(39:20):
I won't go too much further intothe details, but suffice to say
medical ended up paying for it.So this is quite a triumph. And
I mean, like thirteen years inthe making, that's a that's a lot.
I just the amazing accomplishments in medicineand treatment is just I love hearing

(39:42):
stories like this. And it allculminated with her carrying the Olympic torch as
a former tennis player in this roboticexoskeleton suit. So congratulations going out to
Keyante from San Francisco again the firstlady to ever have it paid for by
insurance. Hundred grand. Look atthat. I like that win. Uh
seven forty one. We're gonna checkwhat's trending next? What do you have?

(40:04):
I have a story about how we'recelebrating Barbie's birthday. I saw this
cute. It's exactly a year afterthe Barbie movie came out, and it
is it sounds delicious. That andmore coming up at seven fifty, here's
Teddy Swims more variety from the twothousands, the nineties, and today it's
Star one oh one three, It'sMarcus Acrey and it's time to win.
We've got a four pack of ticketsto six Flags Discovery Kingdom. They're the

(40:28):
thrill capital of Northern California. Tenworld class roller coasters and more than sixty
rides, shows and attractions for theentire family. You know who's having the
best time at six Flags Discovery Kingdomright now is Corey's bestie. Kim's shoes
Shoes loss on the back Batman rideyep. I challenge anybody to find those
and bring them to us. Coreywill give you a pair of Nikes.

(40:50):
No, I will not. Okay, let's say good morning to our contestants.
Sonal isn't Sunnyvale, good morning,Good morning. Let's take it into
Castro Valley, had a Paul,Good morning, Paul, Good morning.
Game's super simple. It's five triviaquestions, fifty seconds to answer them all.
Each person going to be asked separatelywith their opponent on hold. Whoever
gets the most right answers wins.If you don't know an answer, you

(41:12):
yell out, pass and we'll comeback to the question if we have time
left? Okay, everybody play alongat Homer in the car. Here we
go, Paul goes on hold inCastro Valley and we start with sonnol and
sunny Vale. Question number one.Who wrote a midsummer Night's Dream? William
Shakespeare in the nursery rhyme? Whatdid Jack Horner pull from his pie?

(41:40):
A pass? What is a perfectscore in bowling three hundred? In the
movie Star Wars, what is thename of Hans Solo's ship Starship Enterprise?
In Which year did humans first landon the moon? Nineteen fifty nine,
nineteen sixty nine or nineteen seventy ninenineteen sixty nine. Okay, let's go

(42:02):
back to the one you passed onIn the nursery rhyme? What did Jack
Horner pull from his pie? Uh? Blueberries? I don't know. Okay,
we'll go with blueberries. Sono goesin hold in sunny Vale and we
go to Paul in Castro Valley?Hi, Paul Hi? Who wrote a

(42:23):
Midsummer Night's Dream? Oh Shakespeare?In the nursery rhyme? What did Jack
Horner pull from his pie? Uh? Wow? What is a perfect score
in bowling the hundred? In StarWars, what is the name of Han

(42:46):
Solo's ship, Hanello's chip? Oh, that's he does see something like you
is come back? Pat In whichyear did humans first land on the un
nineteen fifty nine, nineteen sixty nineor nineteen seventy nine? Okay? And

(43:07):
in Star Wars, what is thename of Hans Solo's ship? Ah Man?
We are out of time, butwe'll go with ah Man. He's
sad right now, all right?Sono comes back in Sunny Vale. We
see how she did against Paul andcastro Valley. Question number one? Who

(43:28):
wrote A Midsummer Night's Dream? Sonalsaid William Shakespeare. Paul said William Shakespeare.
That is correct. In the nurseryrhyme? What did Jack Horner pull
from his pie? Sonal said blueberries? Paul said plumb. It is plum.
What is a perfect score in bowling? Both of our contestants said three
hundred. That is correct. Nextquestion in Star Wars, what is the

(43:50):
name of Han Solo's ship? Tonalsaid SS Enterprise and Paul passed. I
think both contestants succeeded in offending halfour audience. Paul because he didn't know
and son because she invoked millennium FalconCariam Falcon. Finally, in which year
did humans first land on the moon? Nineteen fifty nine, nineteen sixty nine
or nineteen seventy nine? Tonal saidnineteen sixty nine, Paul said sixty nine.

(44:12):
It is sixty nine or winner's Paulfour two three fall? You got
the tickets for six Flags Discovery Keythere you go, Cently you getting Marcus
and Corey chicklip, thank you playagain with us weeksday mornings at eight o
five am. What's you know aboutthat? On Star one one three or
variety from the two thousands, thenineties and today it's Star one on one

(44:36):
three, it's Marcus and Corey eighttwelve. A funny update about Corey's husband,
the Jeff, at his new jobat Levi's. We have a couple
of developments that I found funny.First of all, he's been recognized by
one of my high school friends.That's hilarious also works there, and Appropoda
Nothing texted me yesterday and said,Hey, I think I just saw the

(44:58):
Jeff at my my office. Didhe get a job at Levi's? And
I wrote back and I said,yeah, matter of fact, he did.
Yes, he did. I said, does he work in your department?
She goes, no, I justhappened to see him, and I
thought to myself, there's the JeffAnd I said, Okay, that's him.
Don't make it weird. Yeah,and she wrote back, Oh,
I'm gonna can't wait to see himagain. The Jeff is in the house.

(45:22):
Okay, so she can totally introduceherself. But just no, he's
mine. Just know that Corey's readyto throw hands on my girl, yol
No. Oh yes, ps,I don't think you could take Yolanda.
Really, Gilanda's a scrapper. Okay, I'm fairly certain she'd take you out.
In fact, she's listening right nowbecause she just yell lolo my text
again anyway. AnyWho, Now,that's one thing going on at Levi's.

(45:46):
The other thing going on is goingto require some participation for if you're listening
right now, well, your friendcan back us up on this. Because
my husband, just let me prefaceit this way, he doesn't have a
problem with gender neutral bathrooms at all. There's no issue. It's more of
the I don't know what to dowith myself if there's a lady in the

(46:07):
bathroom and he has to do treadcarefully unladylike things right in the stall,
because it's not like you walk inand you get a private room for every
stall. It is a open airstall. Because I don't know about you,
but like when I, like,I encountered a gender neutral bathroom that
was very well appointed in Boston.It might have been Montreal, I don't

(46:29):
remember. It doesn't matter. Iwalked in a very communal common area from
washing hands and mirrors and stuff likethat. But then to do your business
there are no urinals, and thenevery place to do your deal is a
closed room, so you have privacy. That's not the case here. And

(46:51):
I experienced this when I go toSpark Social. They have gender neutral bathrooms,
and I swear every time I goin there, some guys just leaving
and like, whooh, okay,he set a world record. God,
But you know, I don't haveany problems with I mean, gender neutral
bathrooms. I remember being introduced tothem with the TV show Ally McBeal right,

(47:12):
they had a gender neutral bathroom andit was just like and it was
the stalls, right, And Iunderstand the issue, But then also,
how would you feel if you walkedinto the bathroom here to do your business
and one of our female coworkers isin there, I would probably say the
same thing that I do right now. If I walk in and I have

(47:34):
to whatever desecrate the place, sure, I say, hey, man,
fair warning, you have about thirtyseconds to clear out. Do you say
that I do? You can askanybody that works here. That's me being
polite. You know, it's funnyabout women what they do in the bathroom
is they get completely silent and waitfor the other person to leave. Oh

(47:58):
look, my thing is this.We're all human, we all do we
all do this thing. But alsoI do for me. It's a don
ass. Don't tell like I don'twant to know. You've worked here for
a long time though my husband juststarted this job. You know, he
doesn't want to kick off his reputationis the guy he's gonna destroy the bat
He's going to walk out of thestall. There's going to be a poor

(48:19):
lady wash her hands, crying,and he's going to have to give up
and give a presentation in a boardgatingthat she's sitting in. I said to
him, I'm like, problem,you need to find the nearest Starbucks.
Yeah, like, what's the powermove? Does anybody else deal with this
at work? Or are we completelynuts? Because I don't think there's anything
wrong with gender neutral bathrooms and theconcept, but I would be horrified if

(48:42):
someone was in there at the sametime I was. I don't even like
doing it, and I had togo to the bathroom at the same time,
I would leave the building because youyou talk about it all the time.
I don't want anything to do withthat, and other people here talk
about you. You're treading as carefullyas we can hear, and we are
sensitive the fact that this subject matteris ridiculously move on, but this is

(49:04):
just something going on. Uh.And my friend Yolanda, who works at
Levi's with Jeff, just checked in. She says I don't like them either.
Oh okay, kay, any protips on what we're discussing would be
welcome. Yes, I don't wantto talk about this anymore, okay,

(49:25):
but leave us a talkback if youget a chance. A little red microphone
on the iHeartRadio app also DMS eightseventeen. Don't forget we did just give
away one thousand dollars easy money.In fact, there's still time to get
in on it. The word iscredit. Take that to one on one
three dot com and then be preparedto answer a block call. It could
be us giving you one thousand bucks. Yep. Another keyword coming up at

(49:47):
nine o'clock. It's every hour,all morning, and all day long here
on Star one on one three,one thousand dollars, easy money. More
variety from the two thousands, thenineties, and today it's Star one on
one three. It's Marcus and Coreyeight. There's a mom who has lit
the internet on fire with what she'scalling a viral hack to save money at
Starbucks. Some are calling it cheap, nefarious, and advantageous of the system.

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That's not even the part that bothersme. I know, Corey is
all twisted up for a different reasonon this particular story. Yep. So
this mom went online and said,hey, next time you go to Starbucks
for your map ratchappuccino, orange mochafor appuccino, and you bring your child
with you and you can't afford toget yourself a drink and then maybe a

(50:35):
five dollars cake pop, just ordera pup cup for them. It has
the same Placebo or not Pacibo passiveface saving effect. I made that word
up. You mean classifying effect.Okay, a pup cup. Now,
as the resident dog mom, Corey, please explain what a pup cup is.
You know, it's funny. I'venever gotten a pup cup for any
of my dogs, But a pupcup is basically whipped topping in a cup

(50:59):
that you get for your dogs,and it's free. So I guess if
you order it for your kid,you're getting a treat for them for free.
So that's why people are saying it'staking advantage of the system. When
I first heard this story, Iwas more concerned about the fact that this
mom felt she had to get herchild something when she goes to Starbucks,

(51:21):
because why does the child assume they'regoing to get something when mom just wants
her coffee. Because Corey went plentyof places with her parents and didn't get
anything. I know, my daddardexample is with your dad. My dad
used to take me to ABC Liquorsall the time when I was a kid.
I didn't get anything. They evenhad bottles your side, they even
had bottles that were perfect for mydollhouse your little hands, and I never

(51:46):
got anything. And then you knowthere was this one time where my mom
said that when she was done workingout, she'd get my sister and I
McDonald's. And we were really excitedbecause that didn't happen out of our house.
You guys were at home, andyou were an at home. And
the thing is, we didn't havecall waiting. I don't even know if

(52:07):
kids know what call waiting is anymore, but that was where you'd get a
beep on your phone you could answeranother line. My dad thought it was
rude, so we didn't have callwaiting. My mom's calling us to get
our McDonald's order. My sister's onthe phone with some stupid boy. So
my mom gave up and came homeand said, no, McDonald's couldn't get
through to get your order. Right. And so to me, the fact

(52:30):
that you say, oh, I'vegot to get a pop cup so my
kid's okay. There are a coupleof ways to look at this. As
a parent, help me because Idon't have children, right, So a
sometimes you forget to set expectations,and setting expectations is the number one thing.
And I'm not the expert. Mywife is the smart one in our

(52:51):
crew. Not shocked, but shealways set expectations with my daughter. Example,
we go to Target. She goesto Target right there on the sidewalk.
Listen, we're going to go inhere. I'm going to get some
things. If you're good, Iwill allow you to grab one thing out
of the dollar bin. I likethat. That's setting an expectation. I
like that. Or we're going togo in here. You've got five bucks.

(53:13):
It's your money, don't ask mefor anything else. I like that.
Or we're going to go in here. I got to grab a couple
of quick things. You're not gettinganything. I'm letting you know ahead of
time. Okay, this lady,apparently the move is I go get mine.
She wants hers. It's kind ofa mommy and me thing, you
know, she wanted you want tobe like mommy and I'll say the drink.

(53:36):
Yeah, I'll say this too.That when you do go into Starbucks,
all of those delectable treats or eyelevel for kids, correct, that's
by design. And so people aresaying, oh, you're taking advantage of
the system though it's supposed to befor dogs. It's whip toppic. Guess
what. Starbucks doesn't care. No, they will give you as many pup
cups as you want, if itkeeps you coming back, spending seventeen bucks
on breakfast and a drink because it'swhip tomming top it right into your kid's

(54:00):
mouth, no problem, Yeah,waving up that frappuccino. Put it on
a shoe. I'll eat it anyway. Pro tip instead of a cake pop,
just order a pop cup for yourkid. ABC Liquors can drive through
liquor store. At a drive througha Cory can't wait to meet your dad

(54:22):
someday his legend grows. Eight twentyfive, We're gonna check what's trending in
a little bit. What do youhave? Speaking of whip topping, It's
Barbie's birthday and we've got some sweettreats to celebrate. There you go,
that and more coming up at eightpoint fifty. Stayed with us. His
name is Benson Boone. That's beautifulthings, more variety from the two thousands

(54:44):
than nineties. And today it's Starone on one three, it's Marcus and
Corey nine to twenty. Good morning. Do you have a hobby that you
picked up? Maybe it was duringthe pandemic and you went all in,
got all the things, set allthe stuff up and then tapped out and
is it weird? Now? Igot so excited. First it first was

(55:07):
butterfly gardens for me. My momhad a butterfly garden in the house that
I grew up in, and youbasically plant plants to attract butterflies. And
I tried to do one in Houston, and then our yard was too muddy,
and then I tried to do onein Seattle, and then we ended
up moving. What is a butterflygarden? You plant plants to attract butterflies?

(55:28):
You said that, Yes, Idid. That's okay. I know
you're on your phone. Well Iwas trying to know. I was trying
to see what other people have puton the mark as a great Facebook page.
But you still are on your phoneAnyWho. So the next thing I
wanted to do is I love hummingbirds, and my husband got me this beautiful
hummingbird feeder for Christmas. And soI did the research and I cooked up

(55:49):
my batch of nectar and I gotit all set up, and I had
an ant problem. I went togo check on the little feeding tubes and
there's ants in them. So Igot a little device that you put on
the top of it that's supposed todrown the ants. I moved the feeder,
and then I got another bird feederbecause I read that if you have
the hummingbird feeder and a regular birdfeeder, it'll attract them even more.

(56:12):
Okay, it's been three weeks andyou're done. No birds, no birds.
I think you're giving off the wrongvibes, ma'am. I'm not even
out there. You're doing too much. What am I doing? That's too
much? I don't know. Itseems desperate though. And if I was
a hummingbird, I would not wantto come party at your house. You
shut your mouth if you like that, kid that just nobody comes to the
party. Listen, that's mean you'reright. Sorry. Sherry wants to know,

(56:38):
Corey, do you have any flowersnear the hummingbird feeder that might help
attract them? There are flowers onher backyard. Yeah, okay, And
and there's birds. I hear them, and I'll kind of sneak out and
kind of look at the bird feederfrom a distance. I don't go outside,
either hummingbirds or just birds. Nothing, nothing of a winged sort is

(57:00):
outside of my house except crows.So name a hobby that you were all
in on and now you've tapped out. Now maybe you have all these things.
Benjamin Rights. I raced remote controlcars, yes, toy cars.
I raced toy cars for bowling trophies, and I quit because it got too
expensive. That is expensive. Idated a guy who did that. Did

(57:20):
you really? Uh huh? Hedid all that stuff. He did motorcross,
he did RC cars, he didjet skiing. He's way too active
for me, Benjin Rights. Heeventually got sponsored. Apparently he was very
good. He said. I wasspending ten thousand plus a year on parts,
not even including travel costs. Ihad to be at all these events.

(57:42):
I had no social life cheap.All of my free time was spent
maintaining my RC fleet. H Buthey, I have a box of RC
trophies and magazines that I was in, so I got that going for me
on you, dude. I remembermy mom took up basket weaving for like
ten minutes, and I remember thislike half woven basket just sitting in the

(58:02):
front for like three months. Ihave so many I added leather working while
I was thinking about it. Oh, I did leather working at boy Scout
Camp shout Out Camp. Pico Blanco. If you know, you know,
do you have the tools now?I still do. They're sitting in a
box. Uh. Bonzie, Ifell victim to the guy selling Bonz eyes

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outside of Napa, fell victim.That's that's mean he's doing his job.
I wouldn't. I wanted to bemister Miagi. I've tried that. I'm
not. I have like a brownthumb, so do I I killed that
poor tree rock tumbling of something.I tried to start with my daughter and
we've we've let it go. AndI thing that's sweet though, that you're

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doing it with your daughter. Lizwrites sublimation, and I don't know what
that is, but she says shebought the whole starter kit, she made
one mug and decided she didn't wantto do it after all a mug so
maybe pottery, I guess. SoDebbie said she took up sewing. I
bought so many patterns with every toolI could find. I didn't have space

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to continue, so I stopped.Someday I still have the things. I
need a bigger place. I usedto be able to use a sewing machine.
I don't remember now. Gosh,my mom would sew anything she was
so good at it. I remembermy mom to save money one year.
Her friend was a seamstress. Shemade our bathing suits. And when I
got to camp, these two girlspulled me aside and said, we want

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you to know we don't like yourbathing suiting. Oh no, come on,
yep, and you're still thinking aboutit. Oh god, I'll never
forget that hobby. You were allin on. That just you gave up
on. And we'll take more hummingbirdfeeder tips for Corey. If you've got
one, I'm taking it down ninecoming up at ten o'clock. I know

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morning. I found an old story, but it's bears repeating, as we
have not discussed on the show.Corey, you might love this. Okay.
A woman got stuck in her Teslafor over thirty minutes because it was

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taking a software update and she couldn'topen the doors or windows. You know,
AI is really cool, but eventuallywe're all going to be trapped.
She was in her tesla. Shethought it was going to be twenty four
minutes, so she was in theshe's in Chick fil A. She just
ordered her sandwich and now got alittle dangerous and got a little weird because

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she was in Costa Mesa and itwas one hundred and three degrees. Oh
god, So the software update wasthe AC running? She couldn't figure out
how, She claims she tried toturn on the AC with the app and
it didn't work. Now there area lot of Testa owners listening. I
understand that maybe you have some insighton this. So she on TikTok freaking

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out. Am I going to runout of air? And am I gonna
be? Well? Thank god shewent to TikTok to save herself. I
haven't forbid. You called and Idon't know an emergency zeras. Why didn't
she do that? I cause haveeverbid? You don't go viral. It
doesn't say that at all. Shenever I didn't think about that. Hello,

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never called nine one one. Wellshe's not in America right, Oh
she is Mesa, Oh, Coasta, Mesa, southern California. Oh the
did she could have called name ofone Why am I even talking about this?
Did you call that world? What? Janelle? Janelle? You know
what I should do? I shouldTikTok this in case I run out of
air. Oh that's her last name. Her first name is Brianna. Brianna.

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Oh my god, Brianna, wherewere you called nine one? Why
didn't I think of calling nine oneone? I don't know. Basically,
Brianna, I would have been freakingout in the car. But also I
need to get hits. Oh mygod, you guys, I might run
out of air or I'm I forgethow to breathe. She says she owned
the car for six years. Thatwere so Cory and I are talking about
this lady who got caught in herTesla for forty minutes in one hundred and

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three degree heat because she took asoftware update. Now so many questions.
Why didn't you do this software updateat two am when everybody's asleep, not
in the middle of the day whenyou're trying to eat a Chick fil Ace
sandwich. Oh my god, youguys, I can't find the door handle,
and my shoes feel wear. Thatwas the other thing was apparently Tesla

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has like a manual release she couldn'tfind it. The reason why this is
funny to me is because we're goingcamping this weekend and there is a couple
that joins us with a couple ofkids, and they got to the campsite
and they couldn't figure out how todo something with their Tesla because there's no
Internet acts. I thought you saidtheir battery went dead and their keyfob.
That was it. The battery wentdead in the keyfob and they had to

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run around the campsite looking for adifferent keyfob or something, or to charge
it or something. It's too muchtechnology for me. I just I just
want to be able to control mylife and not be at the mercy of
a machine. Well I'm saying anyway, I thought that was amusing. Oh
my god, you guys can't feelmy feet. Can't feel my feet,

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on the way. We're going toget out of here. Enjoy your day
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