Christie talks about a new trend called 'Raw-Dogging' but it's not as bad as it sounds. Then, Natalie plays 'Give Me 5' to see if she can battle the brain freeze! Morning Drive with Christie Live is on weekdays from 6-10 am on 80s+ at 103.7!
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Please do listening Morning Drive with ChristieLive on demand. Raw dogging on a
flight, that is the newest trendthat has seemed to go viral here in
the good old United States of America. It's eighties plus at one o three
point seven. Remember by warning,it's not what you think it is.
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Doesn't sound doesn't sound PG. Let'sjust say that, but hear me out
because I know you had kids inthe car and that's not our show.
Rolls okay. Raw dogging a flightis considered a dopamine detox And that is
the term that I don't know whocame up with to talk about and describe
getting on an airplane with no distractions, no headphones, no music, no
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television, no book, no nothing. What's the point? Consider it like
an extended meditation in the sky.You're constantly reacting to everything happening in the
world, you know, but itdoesn't give your brain a chance to just
chill out. So the next timeyou're on a flight, this is the
new thing you should be doing.Raw dogging flight. Can we come up
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with a different name? Can weplease just let's start there? Yeah,
that doesn't sound good. I needto know how someone went from being silent
and maybe meditating on a plane toraw dogging a flight. I don't know.
How about like a silent snake orsomething. What does that have to
do? Oh, I guess becauseit's a different animal. Yeah, and
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they're pretty quiet. Maybe like acalm calm catting. That works better.
I like calm catting. You're sittingon the plane, you're being silent,
it's calm catting. Or how aboutjust quiet time, quiet time on a
plane. Okay, not raw doggingthe flight. What is that? It's
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insane? That's what it is.Every Tuesday and Thursday we do talk about
the crazy viral trends happening in theworld around eight thirty or so. And
you gotta be kidding me, andwe definitely got to add this new trend
to the list, or at leastthe name that's insane. Thank you so
much for letting me come along foryour Morning Drive on eighties plus at one
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o three point seven point seven's timefor the Crazy Trailer on the Morning Drives
with Christie Live. Today, thecrazy train is riding out to Kenner Luisi
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and when will people learn to stoptrying to be police officers Unless you go
to the Police Academy. Do everythingyou're supposed to do to earn the right
to call yourself a cop. Gettinga uniform off of Amazon dot Com does
not count. But William Gilchrist didnot get the memo. He had tempted
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to pull over an unmarked car afew days ago, but unbeknownst to him,
he was pulling over a real detective. Why is this not the first,
second, or third time we've donea story like this? Yeah,
that's come on. He threw onhis fake police lights, hopped out of
his wanna be police car with hislights on it, flashed his badge,
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and then found out that, yeah, bruh, he was arrested for impersonating
a police officer, possessing fraudulent identification, and in proper use of lights.
I wonder what gave it away thathe wasn't a real police officer. Maybe
it was the fake sheriff dollar storebadge okay, you know, the toy
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one that they had, or hisname in sharpie. Either way, William
Gilchrist tried it and failed miserably.That is your daily crazy news story.
Ride the Crazy Trade every weekday atseventeen and nine forty and if you miss
it it's on demand, find itonline, or share it with the friends.
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Spread the Joy eighties plus radio dotcom. Christine Live, June twenty
fifth. My name's Christine, producerkarinas here. And if I asked you
what were you doing fifteen years agotoday? Unless today's like your birthday or
you had a baby today, youmight think, oh, I have no
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idea. But I promise you youknow exactly where you were and exactly what
you were doing June twenty fifth,two thousand and nine. And that is
because fifteen years ago today is theday that Michael Jackson passed away. Actually
he was killed. Bye oh boy, oh I mean doctor, doctor,
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like, keep it real. Yeah, that's crazy. I can't believe it's
been fifteen years already, I know. But that being said, you remember
exactly what you were doing where youwere when you got the news that Michael
Jackson had passed away. Christie?Where were you? I was actually here
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at the radio station, and Iwas working at one of our sisters stations
while ninety four nine and I wassitting in the office. I think I
was sitting actually next to JV atthe time, and Drina Gonzalez, who's
on the station came in and shewas like, Oh my god, did
you guys hear the news Michael Jacksondied? And we were like, what
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are you joking? Are you kiddingme? Right now? Oh my god,
what's going on? And you haveto look online and see if it's
really true, and it was,and all you saw were all of these
people gathered in southern California outside ofNeverland Ranch and you just see all the
people crying on the news and allof the alerts started coming through, and
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it was just absolutely insane. Doyou remember where you were when you got
the news that Michael jacks had passedaway or you know, was killed.
I'm sorry, that's what I'm nothow you feel, That's how I feel.
Yeah, Michael Jackson, he hassome significance his music to every part
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of your life, especially if you'rean eighties kid, nineties anybody. He
was the most famous person in theworld, like literally probably is still to
this day. Everybody knows who MichaelJackson is. Yeah, I think his
music still impacts a lot of kids. Definitely, So we definitely remember Michael
fifteen years later. It crazy thatit's been that long. Rest in peace
to the King of Pop. Forsure. Where is doctor Conrad? Now
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I forgot his name. I justpushed his name out of my whole mind.
I know, but that's horrible,Like you go down in history as
the dude who killed Michael Jackson rightthat part, and he wants to be
a doctor again. Boy, youbetter stop at get out of here,
bruh, Get out of here.Every Tuesday and Thursday, we talk about
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the crazy things happening in the world. Add that to the list. Oh
man, there is another crazy personthough, who was on the loose right
here in our own Bay Area backyard. Find out about her shenanigans and you
gotta be kidding me. Coming upnext on eighties plus there one O three
point seven Christie Live. Ninety threethousand dollars for a purse? Would you
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pay for it? I won't evenpay fifty dollars for one. Come on
now, Every Tuesday and Thursday,gotta talk about the crazy viral trends in
the world and something we call yougotta be kidding me. Now. You
may think ninety three thousand dollars isa lot to pay for a purse,
but that's how much people drop forthese ermes birkin bags. Yeah, right
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that part, so you may notwant to drop that cash, which is
exactly why a woman in Atherton,Paulina Downwar, started a GoFundMe so someone
else could pay for it. Yougotta be kidding me, no, I
mean, why spend ninety three thousanddollars of your money, especially if you
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recently lost your job and you can'tpay your rent. If someone else could
drop the cash. Wow. Paulinasaid she was inspired by a similar idea
she saw on Instagram. A womanin New York tried this and she was
experiencing financial difficulties, so instead ofposting her resume on indeed, dot com
or Monster to look for a job, she decided to post on GoFundMe and
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also to hang some signs around Athertonrequesting donations to buy this expensive ninety three
thousand dollars per I wonder if she'smade money. He'll no, And you
know people at Addthton have money too, But no. What she did get
was a little bit of sympathy fromher old boss who decided to help her
pay her rent and her bills.I'm not mad at her effort, though.
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You get an a for effort andan effort fail you gotta be kidding
me. Plus at one oh threepoint seven, time to play Give Me
five with Christie Live. Natalie isup right now, try to see if
she can take down Janice in DailyCity. Who's the current give Me five
Champ. Let's see if you canbattle the brain freeze. I'm gonna give
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you a category and all you haveto do is give me five things in
that category in ten seconds for yourchance to win a game box filled with
four hundred classic video games. Okay, okay, Natalie clock starts when I
say go in honor of Prince's iconicPurple Rain album, turning forty years old
today, give me five purple foods, go free candy, ube and cabbage
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in honor of Prince. Yes,indeed you crushed it, oh man,
and can we please give it someextra love? The shout out to ube
because it is yes, so good, Thank you so much. Step up
to the mic. Who or whatwould you like to shout out this Tuesday
morning? You are the new Gimmefive Champ. I would like to shout
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out the beat that's run on myway too right now? Oh that's so
nice. Which beach are you goingto? I'm going to the Santa Cruz
Beach boardwalk. Ooh, have fun. Oh that's what's up. How's the
traffic on the way out there?Actually not bad, not bad at all.
Okay, Well, enjoy the sunshineand the fun and the sun.
For everyone else at work, hangon the line. I'm gonna get your
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infos. We can get you hookedup, and tomorrow you'll have a chance
to steal her. Gimme five crowns. She crushed that, and now I'm
thinking about a hollow hollow with someub ice cream coming up. Around nine
forty, we're hopping aboard the crazytrain. Got your daily crazy news story
straight ahead on eighties plus a oneO three point seven listening Good Morning Drive
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