Episode Transcript
About a full show. I think we covered like the
gauntlet of everything we did. We did.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
You said you never seen me wear a John Deer shirt.
Speaker 1 (00:09):
I've never seen a John Dear shirt like that. It's
got some sparkle to it, it does.
Speaker 2 (00:12):
Isn't that the best? I think I thrifted this shirt.
It's a good thrift, isn't it. So all the farmers
are out in the fields harvesting right now.
Speaker 1 (00:22):
Wait, we're on camera. You need to show the camera
on Facebook Live.
Speaker 2 (00:26):
So it's a John Deeer shirt and it's pink. Love
the pink. It's October Breast cancer Awareness month, folks, So
it's pink, but it's also John Deere and so yeah,
all the farmers are out in the fields and they're
doing their thing right now. It's been so dry as
we know, so I hope they get a good harvest,
a good volume.
Speaker 1 (00:44):
This is honestly my favorite time of the year, and
it is follows it is a beauty. You know what
the forecast is supposed to be like for the whole
next coming week. I haven't looked closely yet, Like sunshine
today today, it's going to be a carbon copy of
today throughout most of the week. Hey, there's a hit athon. Yes, yes,
that's right. Ohio State Softball has a hit a thon.
(01:05):
So if you want to sponsor a player, a favorite player,
they're going to do this thing. They've never done before.
And you know when you bring in a new coach
and a new coaching staff, you do try different things.
Everything changes. Yeah, and they're going to do this hit
ath on at Buckeye Field. It's free to go watch.
I think each player gets ten balls and the longest
(01:27):
hit they're going to times it by whatever. Donation if
you want to donate twenty five cents and then let's
say Cammi hits two hundred and twenty football, then you pay. Yeah.
I don't mean a football, I mean foot softball, softball, right, yeah,
So if you want to get involved, reach out to
me and I'll send you the link. But it is
the Ohio State Softball is having a hit athon this week,
and then it's the Scarlet and Gray Game and then
(01:48):
that's it. Mikayla, my fall season is oh.
Speaker 2 (01:51):
I think I've tried to come to the Scarlet and
Gray game because I've had I was out of town
and then they were an akron so I'm going to
try to come and for me Amazon on Web Services
girls in fifth and sixth grade from all over central
Ohio coming to Kosai tomorrow and Tuesday, girls in Steam.
They're going to be doing such cool stuff. And Amazon's
the one that's making this happen. So I'm super excited.
(02:13):
I'm to be a part of it, and I'm hosting it,
and I think it'll be really fantastic to see some
girls doing some great stuff.
Speaker 1 (02:20):
What's your message to them?
Speaker 2 (02:21):
My message to them is know that you can do
any career you want to do. And I don't know
if that was totally expressed to me when I was
in fifth or sixth grade in the eighties, right, So
I do whatever you want to do, and know that
you can lean in to do math and science and
you can just do just as great as anybody else.
Speaker 1 (02:40):
It's a message we got to hear, you know, you
have to hear with the ladies. Yeah, exactly, hear that.
I mean that was definitely my worst subjects, Math and science.
Speaker 2 (02:50):
Well talk, how many women do you know in math
and science? And I mean I know some, but the
majority of the people I know are more in those
kind of communications or customer service type role.
Speaker 1 (03:02):
A friend of mine is a science teacher in Dublin
and she absolutely loves it. Her favorite person in the
world was Jim Gnall because of the science of weather.
Speaker 2 (03:09):
The science of weather. Yes, so yeah, I'm excited to
spend the next two days with some lovely women, so
lovely fifth and sixth graders. Let's empower them and we'll
have so much more coming up next week. COSI is
on next week. We'll figure out what they're doing next
week with us.
Speaker 1 (03:23):
Yeah. Always good to see them, and our co op
will beyond the Lundquist Royalty Group and peek retyret plan.
He's going to join us since Studio.
Speaker 2 (03:31):
Show is so smart, guys, Oh yeah, so smart. So
keep it good this week, keep it locked here next week,
and no matter what you do, spend some time doing
what matters.
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