Dave and Molly Sept 11 Best Of

0:00The best of the Dave and Molly show is brought to you by Jewelry Design Center. We want to be your jeweler for life. Live from the New America studio and brought to you by Northern Quest Resort in Casino. It's the Dave and Molly show. Yeah, we are on. Happy Friday. How's going over there? It's Friday. There were no incidents below the belt. That is not what happened. It's Friday. I'm just finishing Dutch bros. Oh my god, the breakfasts are so good. Yeah, that's the that's the new tradition when I saw you bring it in the Dutch bros bag. It's a Dutch bros so you know it's going to be good. Those places don't even give you a bag.

1:02That's eight cents. No, not a Dutch bros. That's pretty good. Yeah, that's so good. So let's get started. It is Friday. Today will be freaky Friday. I have some questions for the showdown. So if you want to play Molly in the trivia competition today is your day. Okay, be ready for that. Okay. And then it was just me on the set to the Sam is out today. Sam is traveling. And then today is the 25th anniversary of 9-11. So that was kind of the you know like where were you and you know what do you remember about that? And obviously it's a day that no one will ever forget. Well the people who remember there's just a huge amount of population that were either a little or not alive. Now which is I think about that like our parents were part of they remember World War II or really remember Vietnam in real time.

2:06And this is the event of our generation that we will remember completely you know being full adults while it happened. Yeah. Yeah, we were on the air when it happened. Just as scared as everybody else and no one really knew what was happening. And then so yeah. But it's 25 years, 25 years. A lot has changed in 25 years. So we'll talk about that as the as we move on through the show. But yesterday I was still finishing here and there was a chance that they had the big K HQ barb queue. Yeah. Yesterday. Did you go end up going? Yeah. I got wait, Maylay, no way that I was out in the valley. OK. At a Costco run. More on that in a second. Oh boy. Greatest sample day in the history of Costco ever. Boy, that's a bold statement. I had all of it. It was amazing. Well, I was I was here and then you know working on a few things and it originally was supposed to start at 1130.

3:09Yeah. And then I think they sent a thing saying, OK, it's going to be 1145 and I was thinking, OK, well, we'll see. So I was finishing up here and and chatting with some of the people that were going over our friends and Adams. Love is the free barb queues more than any. He's always very excited about going over there. And I said, I'm not sure I just was not in a good state for everything. But they were they were gathering to make their you know, the make the big walk on over. Yeah. And I was like, I'm going to be out. I'm going to be out. So I leave as I'm leaving the parking garage. You can't miss. There's there's Jason and Bradley. And they've got the giant barb queues going. They're smoke going crazy. Got stacks of buns. And I just thought, well, I'm going to miss out. But it looks like it's going to be fantastic. And I love the spirit of the whole thing. Yeah. And I'm as I'm driving away in the in the rearview mirror, I can see all the people just kind of.

4:11So it was right about that. So you're here, but you did see I knew I couldn't make it back in time. I knew by the time I got here, there'd be like one hot dog and one burger and they'd say, oh, here you go. You want to take that to go? This scary along. Yeah, it was it was it looked like it was going to be something. And it was a it was a very nice day. It was perfect. It wasn't last year. It was so hot. I remember being out there. I was like, I can't think over there. Okay. And the year before that we weren't here yet, because we had started. So last year I did go. I was out with Quinn. Okay. And I was, you know, it's nervous. I said, couldn't you, could I say with you? Could I, and he said, oh, yeah, I'll make sure you're here. And he like secured a spy. I think, yeah. And I think our friend Luke, I think I sat with them because I was nervous. You weren't here. And I was, I was all by myself, fish out of water. And I, but I had a giant burger. I was nervous. I had nice. Yeah. It was a little bit of a breeze. Because once I, once I did get home, I was, I wanted to get Maui out.

5:12And as we were walking, I was like, oh, this is, yeah, the breeze is kind of nice. So that was great. So it took, took care of my trusty loyal dog. Just got a few things done around the house. And then I found out that it was wine night, which I always forget that, you know, Thursday, and so, so I, I had there. And I prior to the wine night, I, I still had some variety of meats and cheeses from the night before. Right. So I'm eating that. So by the time I get ready for wine night, it's not, I'm not that starving. I'm not going to be to place. Just sensible salad. Just a, well, then, you know, one thing likely to another. And I had the, I did have the sensible salad. And then I had a side of the corn pasta. Oh, reasonable, not too much. It was reasonable, but yeah. So that was great. And then they, you know, with the football game on last night, it was the Rams and the 49ers.

6:13And it was in Australia. Yes. And it was on Netflix. Well, most, most bars don't have Netflix on their thing. You know, that's, that's one that you have at your house, but not really on the thing. So, so they had set up a little tiny, like they had their phone that was playing the game. So here's my takeaway from the football game. It looked like a college game to me because it was blazing sunshine. Yes. And it had this weird, at least at my house, it had this weird, almost how I remember football looking as a kid, like tape, not film or something. It had a different quality. It reminded me of when my dad would have football games. I just had an old school look to it. I don't know if it was the transmission or because it was, but the blazing sunshine just reminds me of college football. It was, it was brighter than normal. And the fact that it's nighttime here and we're watching a daytime game.

7:15That's, that's rarely the case. Usually there are situations for us where it's the opposite. Where it's still light out, but then we're watching a game that night has already fallen because it's on the East Coast or whatever. Right. But yeah, it was, it was weird. And how about those rams? All rams are going to crush everybody this year. Oh, they're the favorite girls of the Super Bowl. They're this, they're that, they might go undefeated. Rams, Rams, Rams. Late a neg yesterday. I think you need to beat quiet, sir. That is my defense you're talking about. Leave them alone. I was just, I'm just looking. I'm trying to find it. You're very excited about the Rams defense. I don't, I just picked them because I heard they were supposed to win the Super Bowl this year. Well, that's those a lot of chair out there. But so far I have 27 point. I only got like a point and a half last night. But hard asser, hoodlums, I'm a spoke and only has 8.8 points. So eight. Yeah. I'm winning. How did your, what did you have last night? I had, I'm, I'm expected to win the other league, which is very, very, very important.

8:19And then in this league, I'm not sure I think it's, I think I'm favored to win both. Oh, pork missiles 59 points. Pork missiles did very well. That's that. Is that me? I'm playing now. No, no, no, no, no. I'm playing, I'm playing Maddie. I'm playing a, you have four point one points. Who, who did you play? Chica Go. Fills. Maddie. Yeah. This kitty cat's right. That's right. Yeah, I'm the kitty cat. You have four point one point. What's the, what's my percentage of victory? Well, I have to look on it. I don't know how to look at that. But if you're just looking right now, I'm doing pretty well. There's only one person beating me and it's that. So there. I love that you, yeah. Well, you got all the way to go. I do the stupid and the college thing.

9:19And you're like, well, well, I know you have this. No, you can. I don't talk like that. This, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, that, that, boo. Well, the Rams got it out of their system now. Yeah. Now. And they got in two days ago. The 49ers have been there for a week. Right. And so I predict that the Rams will fare better getting back into the States than the 49ers will. That you, you spent a week in Australia. You're now on Australia time. Rams have no chance to get on Australian time. They'll sleep on the plane. They'll get home and it's like they were never there. Well, they kind of like was the like they didn't show up. It'll be fine. Everything's fine. Anyway, yeah, I think who, I don't know who the Rams play next, but I wouldn't want to be that opponent. Yeah, they're going to be a little angry. Yeah. So anyway, so that way the, the, the, the, the, why not was great. And they Dean showed up for a bit. Um, and she had a bowl of the, uh, chili. And so that was great.

10:19And then, then I got home and I watched the rest of the game. But by the time I got home to watch the rest of the game, it was already decided like there wasn't, there was no, you know, there was no. I saw where the Rams almost scored. And they were just short. They should have scored and they didn't. And then I was out. Yeah. It's me. But you've got the defense. You got that Rams defense. Well, I saw the score and I thought, well, this is nothing for me. Nothing, nothing good can happen here. Yeah. Um, but that was it. I slept well and ready, ready for, for Friday. And then I got your text in that. And I think it said, hear me out. You do the TV. I bring in breakfast. Of course, I'm going to agree to that. So. That's a good, I think it's a good deal for everyone. You know, you could have been because we, we, I think I went over to the set and then. I was chatting with Kali and they had, they had network coverage on. So we were talking and then we think I think we went on a little later than normal.

11:19Well, I had a large situation this morning, which I never do. And so it, the snoozing situation, I don't know if I. Did it myself or it was usually I go to buy, set it. I have 10 minutes in increments starting at four. And then I, uh, four, four, 10, depending on what my obligations are in the morning, I know when I actually have to get out of bed when I have to leave the house. And, um, somehow the system got messed up. Oh, the system got messed up. I thought, well, I could either rush and go with wet hair and or. I could call it audible and. And get out. I heard you out. You heard me out. You said hear me out. And I said, yes, I will hear you out. I was great. I felt, I felt heard this morning. Yes. And Dutch pros was uncharacteristically quiet. I went to the one Washington and second. I was the only one in line. I have a feeling I either just missed the rush or beat the rush because Friday's are usually pretty.

12:21Yeah, I came down. I came down the fray of Hill and I think there were four cars in line. So, but I already had my coffee at the house. So. Well, I left here yesterday and I had to head out to the valley to do a couple of things. Well, once you're out in the valley. And there's a Costco. I have not been a Costco. I bet it's been six months. Whoa. I don't. I just don't go to Costco because I don't need things in bulk. Right. So. I decided, well, I'm already out here. Let's just go do a Costco. I have not been a Costco. I bet it's been six months. Whoa. I don't. I just don't go to Costco because I don't need things in bulk. Right. So, I went to Costco, run. The samples were amazing. So, start with a Raveli. It's like a stuffed Raveli thing. And it was almost a meal. Then I go to the ramen. That was delicious. Then there were cookies. Then there was a cheese situation. Then there was a there was one. It was. So gross. It was like a bar.

13:21far had a blueberry flavor and they gave you like half of it like that much like that much of it. I took one bite of it. But I was that's not good for that. That's not good for sales. But here's when I found out. So, you know, our listeners have been telling me, oh, they have Poki at Costco. And I said, no, you're lying. And then they said, no, we're not lying. It's always been there. Well, I thought I'll go look for the Poki. Well, right beside the Poki and and somebody will have to tell me, I don't know, I've never seen this at Costco. Sashimi, real sashimi, which, you know, sushi is the fish with the rice. Sashimi is just the fish. And that's what we usually eat. Yellowtail, salmon, and tuna. All in a row. And for 30 bucks, you got I think eight pieces of each one. Now add a sushi place. That would be $150. It is. Well, you get three pieces for $15 at a sushi place. And this is at least five times that. So I was a but.

14:23So let me word the listeners lying. They didn't tell me this part. It made me new. So I called my mom. And I said, all I, she said, what's how are you? What's going on, Baba? I said, listen, this is what I have to say. Have you ever seen sashimi? And she said, and she, my brother, are Costco people. They go all the time. And so she said, this is news to me. And I said, well, they may not have it at your Costco. I didn't try yesterday because it's something you have to eat that day. You don't want to keep it around. I did get some of the Pokey and it was delicious. But now I'm very excited because we will, we will get that. And then you get a California roll somewhere and you're. You don't need to go pay $150 for sushi. No, you don't. Life has changed. You're just going to your friendly neighborhood Costco that you did not attend it in over six months. I can't believe and my membership is up, but not quite yet. So they didn't, they didn't flag me. So I'm waiting. I'll pay it next month. Here's the thing that happened though. They're paving half of the

15:28parking lot. So you know, the valley, the valley. So if you look at the south, south parking lot, right south of Costco that right along spread. Yeah. The whole southwest thing is closed. They're paving it. So now you have to go to the other side. So I go in over near the barn, whatever the barn thing is a boot barn or whatever. Come in that way through near the gas station and I park and I got a decent spot. I'm not used to coming in that way. And when I came out, I had no idea where I parked. I walked around with my cart. It was like 10 or 15 minutes. And I almost started to cry because I thought, I've lost my mind and I'm that person. And it's happened to me at that Costco before. It never happens at the casino. Somehow I remember where I parked at the casino. I've never had that happen. So I'm walking around and I thought, I bet if I push this thing, my alarm will go off. So I do it. And it is way over there. I mean, on the other side of the whole thing and I thought that

16:35that can't be that can't be my car. I can't be that far off. So I finally get back to my car. And I get home. My friend Steve comes over. We're doing some stuff. Then go get the girls for crotty. And my son said, Hey, how about if I come meet it? Crotty. And the crotty days are winding down. They're coming to a finish. So we have to enjoy these. So I bring a chair and he and I sat outside and there were no parents there. It was the weirdest thing. Usually there's tons of weather is perfect. Yeah. Because if it's too hot or too cold, I'm out. So we sat and watched the crotty and chatted. And then we I sent him over to tomato street. And I said, you go get a table and you start ordering because you're starving. So I said, we'll meet you over there. So the fun thing about tomato street is they have chalkboards like when you first walk in and then in the restaurant where the girls could draw stuff. And then they have the play no when they can draw on the thing. So anyway, we had dinner and I dropped them off around 715. So it was kind of a longer day. It's just kind of non-stop. And then I did a rewatch of steel magnolias. Michelle, she left that's her favorite movie.

17:43Our friend Michelle. That is a sweet movie. And it does hold up. And I forgot. I haven't seen that movie in probably since maybe it came out. I'm not sure. So that was my viewing. And then I did not even watch a little bit of friends as I was going to sleep. No Brady Bunch didn't need it. Don't forget. Oh, it's been how long has it been since you watched the Brady Bunch. 48 hours. Only four. And I haven't been to see no 48 hours. And I can't go today either. They missed me there. So, um, oh, Trevor says, hear me out. Valle Costco. Oh, that might be a good idea. Here's the thing about it. When I go to Costco, I don't care how close I am to the store. What I care about is how close I am to a cart return. Yes, that's the key. So I remember. I remember that I was facing North. I did remember that part. And I remembered that right right on the other side was a cart return. But what I didn't remember is that it was the first like I it was so weird. I must have

18:47just been not, you know, your park, you're just mindlessly on. I was probably thinking about what I was going to get. And, uh, and the samples. Oh my god. And the wall of the wall. I call it the wall of I think it's like a wall of suggestion when you walk in. Oh, yes, nothing you need. That's all those items that they they're on sale. Like you're supposed to click stuff in your brain. So I got swiffer. I got this swiffer thing with the, um, like, like a dusting thing. It comes with the actually I used it. It was great. But it was like five dollars off. So I got some doggy treats that were off. Um, and I was like, I got some cheese. I didn't buy any of the sample stuff, but the samples were so good. And I was like, I was that person who was waiting because I knew they were dishing it out. And, you know, you get a stack up of people. That's a shimmy thing though. That's a revelation. I don't know if that's brand new or what. But my mom didn't know either. So, uh, she's a Costco person.

19:51She's a she and my brother are Costco people for sure. I got the girls some clothes because they were all on sale too. They get the like sweat outfits that it's really good deals. It was good to be a Costco. I had better. I need to go. And I, I, I think the last time. Well, I've been getting stuff at Costco, but it's been the stuff that were where they bring. And so now it's like, well, I'm going to have to physically go there. And it's probably the better move anyway. I know I'll save a lot of money. It's it's tricky because you do save money. And when you're at Costco, you see the people who are shopping for people. You know, you know, you know, who though you see a young like 28 year old guy and he's buying depends and, you know, all this stuff. You're thinking, what is going on vitamins and oh, yeah, he's he's delivering. But here's the other thing. So the guy I'm in line and the lines were great. And he said, you want me to pre scan you. And so, so he pre he does all the stuff. I walk up. She presses one button and gives me my total.

20:54Wow. Because it was all done. And then they gave me a couple little boxes. And that was it. So it was so efficient. What was your total price getting out of Costco? 230. That's not bad. No. And I have, I got a bunch of Halloween plates. I got some frozen breakfast things, dog treats, bottle of wine. I got I got I felt like it was pretty good. I didn't really need anything. I didn't need toilet paper and paper towels. That's when it started. Big one. Yeah. But I got a couple of things. They were a little pricey. So it was good. I hadn't been there. It was it was yeah. And also because I was already out there. And then I knew I wasn't going to make it back for the barbecue. All of a sudden I had this and it was kind of relaxing like John to round Costco. A relaxing time at Costco. I did not get my dog yet for a walk though because by the time I got home, then my friend was coming over and I missed the windows. So there was a shoe. When I'm there and I go to get the girls from school. I've gone for 15 minutes when I picked them up.

21:58I'm back. Not only is my walking shoe out the sock. You know, I always chef the sock in there because I know you don't like that. The sock has been taken out. The shoe is in the middle of the living room and the laces have been displaced because she was like she's sending you a message. And it wasn't a flip-flop. It was a walking shoe. Like you could have the weather is fine. You are being lazy. So I took my Maui. I think she she realized that it was, you know, the dogs now have expectations. Like if you do a certain length of time, that's what they think they're getting everything. But it was a short of one yesterday. But we did we did get out very quiet in the neighborhood. And I think it's just because if you're before school gets out, all the kids, no kids. And then, you know, anyone that has anything to do with kids, they're getting ready for said kids. So, you know, at different times, different activity in the neighborhood. Yeah. I was reflecting on a conversation. So there's a young man who is working here now, who

23:05was very tapped into YouTube. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Rider, his name. And he's very knowledgeable. And I had a conversation with him yesterday because I was asking him about something and he called, he's just one of these smart kids who knows when he's like, no, I don't have that information. He's just so smart. But I was telling the girls some of the stuff he was telling me, which is that he knows some of the YouTubers that they watch. I mean, just I said, you know, that say-lish girl. Yes. Yes. I was like, oh, now you listen to me. I said, well, I know somebody who knows the who's met the family. Where? Where do they meet them? They were all ears for all of my information. Now you got some street creds. I have some street cred things to write her because I said, yeah, I know I know the situation with this whole YouTube thing. But as I was, when the girls are at my house, what happens is Scarlett likes to go into the bedroom. She watches something. She needs her. She needs what does she say? She needs privacy or she needs some- she needs a

24:06long time away from her sister. Like she just has to have that. So, Roar is out on the couch. Scarlett's in the bedroom. And then I'm kind of getting snacks and stuff, but it's my time to work on the puzzle or I get on the computer. I do things. But I have to hear the YouTube. And I say, please turn it down. Please turn it down. And when I said to, I was explaining it to our friend writer, he knew exactly what he was talking about. I said, I want to break the TV when I hear, how are they making millions of dollars these people? Millions of dollars. And my kids are all addicted to it. They're all- it's just- That's a YouTube generation. It's crazy, though. And it's awful. So, anyway, that's my little afternoon. It's nice. Because the girls, they don't really want anything from me. They just want after school. They need like an hour to decompress, which I totally love. That's like- For us, it was like Gilligan's Island and Grady Bunch or some TV show where you got

25:08home and watched that. Then you're ready to tackle the homework or whatever it was. And it used to be that they wanted my full attention and that they would want to play. And now they sort of- because at school time, they need that. And I get it. That was my thing, too, when I get home from school. You just need- Yeah. Yeah. An hour of Gilligan's Island or something, just to- Anyway, and then I stayed up a little bit later than I usually do. And then just my alarm thing was- And it worked out great for you. It worked out great. Yeah. You should go and you should go screw up my alarm at the time. Got some fuel for the day. Yeah. Well, I did get last night after the the football game, which, you know, if it's a close game, an exciting game, then I'll watch the post coverage and everything. But I didn't. So then I make the mistake of, you know, scrolling through the Twitter X. But it was a lot of like 9-11 stuff. And, you know, it's amazing how all that stuff comes back to you. And- And- Because I remember watching- we had the- the today show on

26:14in the studio. We had no sound, but we were watching that. So I vividly remember the whole Katie Curric thing, and this is happening in the second plane hits. Well, what I never did see was Regis and Kelly. I was watching this documentary called The 9-11 Generation. It's on Netflix right now. And for the first time ever, I saw exactly that footage. I've never seen that either. Exactly. And so I watched- I actually watched it quite because they- they started their show literally right at 9 o'clock, right? Yeah. Right. So just like a minute to it. And they were sort of talking about, hey, this has just happened, but we're still doing the show. It's kind of kind of crazy. And at the beginning when that- when the first plane hit, if you didn't see which most people obviously didn't, you just assumed that, oh, it was like a small plane and the pilot had a

27:14heart attack and he lost control. That's what they said. Yeah, they said a small plane. That was just like, yeah. What everybody thought. Yeah. And then when the second plane hits and that one, I mean, scarred me for life, but that massive jet and then the huge explosion. It's like, oh my god. Well, they were on Regis and Kelly. They were, you know, so this has happened. And then they see the second plane hit. And then I think it's Gellman that says, actually another plane has now hit. And then it was just like, so I was, you know, a lot of stuff that probably is not the best thing to be looking at before you go to sleep. But, um, yeah, it was a pretty, um, I mean, for every generation, they have their big horrible news story. And I think for us, that was it. Watched, I didn't have a monitor. Because I was in the other studio at the time and I didn't have a monitor in my studio,

28:15but I saw through our window. I watched the host from the other, it was like classy or whatever that river. I saw her see it. That was because when you're trying to figure stuff out, and I was all on my own and I was music mostly and I just thought, I don't want to be responsible for this. So I kind of said, something's going on, but we're not sure. And then watching her just, she just went, oh, and so I kind of went to commercial break. I said, what is going on? She explained it to me. And then for I almost instantly just said, I'm going to hand the sober and they took our whole station and turned it into news. They rerouted it because like, oh, here's the Pesh mode. Like, we don't, yeah, and it was, yeah, it was, it was awful, but seeing somebody and then trying to figure it out and then going home and then our station wanting us to go immediately out and start handing out flags and raising money and doing else. And I'm like, what are you even doing?

29:16Like, this is, we need a minute to take this in. Yeah, it was, it was a day that we were, and the fair, it's interesting because the fairways happened to this time. Yes. And we had promised my friend Heather's little girl that she could go to the fair. She was like, three, I think. So she is no idea. And I think it was probably the 14th that we went or something and why it and it was, yeah, I think the fair had just, the fair had opened the previous Friday. Yes. 9-11 happened on a Tuesday. Right. So it was kind of in the middle of that next week. Yeah. Yeah, it's weird to hear because Kali was talking, I think she said it on the air, but we were talking before we went on. But, you know, about like, where were you and how, how did 9-11, 25 years ago, she was saying that Leslie Lowe had heard it from us, from me and Ken,

30:17when we were going to show. And then the same with some other people in media, you know, Chris Crocker was another one who, you know, later on, she said, I heard the news from you guys. Yeah. It was just a regular start to the day until that happened. And then of course, everything changed. Yeah. Yeah. And we didn't, the one thing I will, what I did learn from a tragedy happening on the air is trust your own thoughts and judgments because, you know, we're going through and people are saying, oh, you got to do this. You got to do that. And it's like, well, I think we need to, you know, let's let us play this out. Well, later in the show, they were talking about when the plane went down in Pennsylvania. And they said, and this is completely unrelated to all this. And I said, how, how can you say that? And it was multiple

31:17people. And what were supposed to be credible sources? They were saying, no, no, it's completely different deal. This is, this is not related to these other planes. And I said, well, what are the odds that this, I mean, it just never, it just never, it didn't, yes, pass the sniff test, you know, but that was a whole scary thing too, because there was like all this stuff going on. Then they every plane that was still in the air at that time, what you were nervous about until they got all the planes landed in all the different airports across the country. Do you, I don't know if you remember for us anyway, out like sporting events and stuff, when you're out with the kids, and a little plane would fly by and everybody would just, yeah. And because we, at that time, we golfed a ton. We were always on downriver. And my part of my whole thing was I liked to watch the airplanes go over on like whole number seven, they go over and I, I would be distracted, watch the airplanes. And we went and there was nobody there like quiet. It was back before

32:22golf became what it was anyway. So we were kind of the only people out there sometimes. But the, but it was so weird not to have planes, you know, landing constantly. And anytime there would be any plane in the air for months, it would be this weird. I remember seeing like a, just, I was like, I guess like a biplane type of thing, you know, you know, thing. And there was a time after 9-11, and there were, there was all these different fears. And you know, we were scared of a lot of stuff. And I give us a pass on that because prior to 9-11, who would have ever thought of that? So everything is in play now. Right. And then they were saying, oh, then there's the fear of their, they're going to be dropping, you know, like poisonous stuff from the sky and these, and these biplanes and that was the fear. So even when you saw one of those planes, you were a little bit rattled. It was just a crazy, crazy time. When we went on our trip, the spring, and we went through Gander, that was so moving. You know,

33:27they have a whole museum at their airport because they, that's what the musical come, come from a ways about and everything. The people from Gander, there's normally, I don't know, 2,000 people. There's a very small place. And all of a sudden, I think they had 200 planes land or some crazy amount of planes because that is, you know, you go up over Greenland and Iceland and that's kind of the route while all these planes had to land. And they were all in Gander at this airport. And they just had them stacked up and people took people into their homes because they think they were there. What was the ground? Was it six days? It was, yeah, yeah. It was multiple days. And they had no hotels. So people were taking them in. They stayed. So at the airport there, they had this cool museum with photos and stuff and just what that community did for everybody. And we landed there two in the morning. They were all up showing us and being so kind to us. And it was that, that part of it was just really interesting. And I'm glad they made a whole

34:29show about it because that's really true. It is an interesting story. That part of the story. Yeah, yeah. 25 years, man, that just seems impossible. Yeah. Yeah. Because I, and I was thinking, like Jake wasn't even, we didn't adopt Jake till 2004. So when he came to us, he had experienced 9-11 on his own somewhere. And I, when I came to realize when he was about 12 is that he really, he, we were on a flight and he jokingly mentioned a bomb or something. And I said, I said, you can't ever do that. He said, what, why? I said 9-11. He said, what's that? Like because of his situation and being in foster care, he just hadn't, and I thought, oh my god, nobody explained this to you. What happened? But then at that weird age, what do you say to a kid? You don't want to scare them. And if people aren't paying attention. So he had kind of missed that part of history. Like the girls with the pandemic, I explained to them, well, we were

35:35on lockdown during that time. And they're like, what was, what's locked down? Well, Rara was one in Scarlett was three. So they have no idea what locked it. They don't remember the pandemic at all. And it is. Someone was telling me this not, not recently, but in reference to 9-11, but it was like 25 years. So I graduated high school in 1980. So that's, and I have vivid memories of what happens then. Well, 25 years before that is 1955. Right. And that just seemed like so, like that is so irrelevant. Nothing in that time could ever be in my thought process for this time. Well, for people that are, you know, they're maybe in high school right now. Yeah. Or, or, you know, teenagers and that kind of thing, you go back to 2001. That is like, yeah, nothing existed in 2001. So it is a, you know, for older people that have been through it when we were young adults seeing

36:39that. And remember, we sound like old-timers talking about it. But it is in your head forever. Oh, yeah. Well, and I remember my friends navigating it with their kids because they, they had to in real time explain what was going on and how the school's handled it, what the school said, because that's a very important thing too, especially if you're let's say middle school high school, you're really, well, any of the ages, how, who tells you what happened and how they describe what happened is going to set. It's like the shuttle, the challenge. So that is etched in a lot of our brains because we were watching it live. Like that, that's one of those things that and how your teacher handled it was really, really important as to how much it was going to stay on your soul for the rest of your life kind of thing. And I think 9-11 was that way. I was glad I didn't have children at the time to navigate it because, well, but like the pandemic too, you explain, well, there is this virus, you know, and they can't comprehend it. Alex remembers it

37:46because he was with me a lot, but they don't remember the fear. They don't remember the panic. They don't remember any of that stuff, which just may be better because I remember it. But I do remember the fear after 9-11. It was so scary and it did change, it changed our country forever. This sense of security was gone all of a sudden. Just being scared. Like being scared in here because you don't know what's going to happen. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. All right. Thanks for being with us. We will talk some of the things that we're referencing how the how much time has gone by since 9-11, 25 years, things that are older than 9-11. But you wouldn't really think of. Okay. So there's that. Have you ever heard, ever hit somebody up for what we call a foodie call? Not a booty call. A foodie call. I don't know. Yeah. It's like we got calls. I was like, hey, I'm really hungry and I don't want to go by myself. What do you think? It's a thing right

38:47now. It's like on the dating apps. So those are a few of the things that we will get to. Kate Hudson will join us in the 7 o'clock hour. Find out what's going on around town. And then Molly will have to answer the trivia questions today for the showdown. Yeah. I've got them. I got the questions ready to go. Okay. And I will say that you I think you will score well because I have a lot of questions that are like either or. So I mean, just a 50 there are a lot of 50-50 type stuff. Like over under and that kind of stuff. So I think it'll be a should be a high scoring game. All right. People fans love a high scoring game. Who wants to take me on? Yeah. Someone needs to take you on. Okay. Okay. That and more as we continue. Thanks for being with us everybody. It's Friday. This is the David Molly show from the New America studio. The matter what you can imagine no matter what you can possibly dream no matter what your heart

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40:55All right, we're going to do how about that? That's perfect. Pretty good? Yeah. I can't see. So I'm going to assume that it looks great. Don't do me dirty. Everything is fine. Happy Friday. I know it's kind of a weird Friday because of 9-11 thing and everything. But it's Friday. We're happy that you're here. I'm happy to be here. Yes. Because this is a highlight of my week. Pretty nice. Us too. Yeah. It's happy you're here. And I love seeing you. Yeah. Good to see you. You guys make everything funny. See? That's good. We hang our hats on the funny. You make everything look prettier. Oh, that's so hot. No, no, no. Stop. I'll give you 10 minutes to stop that kind of talk. But anyway, short week. It's been great. Yeah. And then you have a short week next week. Yes, we do. I love this video. And I think we can't forget that.

41:56What? What? It gets some stuff. Remember we talked about after the walk. After the walk, we'd work a day. Right. Because we want to be able to talk about the walk. But then then we want to have an arrest day after that going into. Then we talked about powering through and taking the Monday off to. Oh, because there's a concert Sunday night. Remember. Yes, we did. That's the plan. That is the plan. Yes, I've changed. Yes, the plan has changed. Yes. We have had this discussion. Yeah. Okay. This is how we have our employee. These are our employee meetings. I'll have it on the air. We want to make sure that the listeners here, because they'll remember more of what we talk about than we do. And then they'll say, no, no, no, no, no, no. That's right. That is happening. Yeah. Anyhow, what's happening this weekend here? We've got the Spokane County Interstate Fair. Yes, we do. More on that. Yes. We're going to be at the speed today. Oh, I love this for you. Oh, yeah. It's going to be fun. Yeah. She's going to get tanked.

43:02Well, we're going to get tanked up. First of all, and then it's on the. You're going to get tanked. I'm not getting tanked. Oh, you're not. Oh, you're going to have a drink though. I don't, I don't know. I don't have. I don't know. So our plan is we're going to the speak easy. We're going to help okay. Launch the speak easy, but they want us to have like a drink there. And I can't have anything if I'm going to drive it all. So I'm going to go to the valley, drop off my car and Uber. In the middle of the day, she's going to Uber to the fair. Yes. Sweet. Or you should come get me. Wait a minute. I'm thinking, Clint, no, I got to get the dog over to the, because we're going to stand the valley. So do it. I'll be the one in the Uber in the middle of the day, not grocery shopping, but going to the fair. And then we go to the speak easy. And they have the Kevin shape band. Kevin, Jay. Yes. Later. Okay. And then so they want us to have drinks. And then I'm going to just walk around the fair and pet all the animals and stuff. She's going to be drunk. Walking around the fair. Getting animals. I might try to ride one of the goats. But they go mutton raising. We had a pig in here the other day. Yes. And it took a crap in here.

44:06The PDA pooped. Yeah. Oh, not on the floor. It's a little cake. Oh, it's a wagon. It was quite something. It was pink. But so we've been promoting the fair every day this week with different people. I love this. So you're saying this is at the bathroom corner now? It was right there. Okay. But it was in its like it was all contained. But there was still kind of a smell for the rest of the day. But anyway, you're you're here on a good day. Yeah. You're here in a dog pig crappy day. Perfect. Are you going to the fair personally? I don't know. I try to get there every year. But we used to go religiously when the kids were young because you know they love the animals. My daughter goes for sure, usually with her friends. Because now they're into the rides. Oh, that's a big deal for the kids to hang out there. It's a big who was telling I know it was Sam's daughter last year. Remember they went four or five times. That was what they did. They went

45:08and they met at the fair because once you get in, you go hang out and yeah. Ride the rides. Yeah, come home with ridiculous stuff to animals. Yes. Play the games. Play the games. Yeah, all the things. Yeah. So I know she'll probably be there. Okay. Coming in out. But I don't know if I'll make it. But we'll see. I like the idea that I like the fact that they they're trying new ideas like this whole speak easy thing. That was that was new last year. And you know, that's pretty bold. Hey, we're going to do this and it turned out great. It's big hit. So they're doing that again. I like that they're incorporating some new ways to get people because I, you know, I've passed the fair time and then the kids are all older and so I also like looking at all the agricultural stuff. Yeah. You know, I call that the goods. It's actually I was thinking it's been a while when when Alex was little I always took him but lately they go as a family and I it's been

46:11a while since I've actually yeah, adventure. My Ken will be there today because he does a 9-11 moral thing as a he's like the honor guard. So for the fire service, they'll be there and I'm thinking I said, I said, I know you have to be there and he said, well, I have a rehearsal and I got to be in my class A and all this and I said, well, I'm going to be tanked up so I'm going to need right all. Okay, honey. So you come find me in the cow patch. I'll be somewhere. I'll be somewhere with the goats. He's like, hey, baby. And so he's going to be on official like duty and I'll be aww. Well, that's all right. That's okay. Usually the other way around. So today he can get me home. It'll be the honorable thing to do. That's right. That's right. There you go. Well said. Do they still have the racing pigs? I don't know. They used to have the racing pigs. Oh, no. Yeah, I don't know. When we got the list of things I didn't say or they had the yeah, like a mutton races and stuff. Yeah, that's different. That's like the

47:14kids on them. Yeah. So sensory day is Tuesday. That's why we met pancake the pig. And sensory days the day that they kind of shut all the they do like a six or seven hour window where they don't have the lights flashing in the music for the kids. And they have different activities for kids who are sensitive to that. I love that. Yeah. That's very nice. We had we've had some interesting things that have happened at the fair when we had different promotions and stuff out there. What's the weirdest thing that ever happened? Well, I've told the show. We had the ice melting competition. It was I still have still photos of it. But it reminded me of that because the next thing over was the was the mutton races and like the kids hanging onto the deal. And there was a there was a violin player and it was it's okay about the melting. How do you melt? I know what do you know what do you wear? It's radio at 1990. Are we talking big cubes?

48:18Like yes, monster monster cubes. Have you seen these promotions before? I don't think so. So we we had I think we had five people. They were all, you know, women and the and the and the bit is who can melt the ice the fastest. And so they all have their five. What could go wrong? Why are your cheeks turning red? It was a different time. It was a very different time. So we had these giant blocks of ice and then we had these these women and they're you know, they're trying to rub the ice. So and so over over on the grandstands, there was like a fiddler show and by the by midway through the start of our competition, everybody had come to watch our events and all these little like, you know, young boys all. Quite something. And then they ended up shutting us down. So before the ice got melted, before the ice got melt and we had

49:22to split the money, I think it was like, it was supposed to be a thousand dollars. Like whoever won got a thousand dollars, we ended up split like everybody just got 200 bucks and just like put your clothes back on, put your towel out and go home. And we still I have photos of it. Yeah. What is this? This is it's got to have been a 90, 93 or 94 because I remember what studio we were in because we had one of the guys that was on the air. He said, yeah, we just I'm sorry, but we have to call it the fair people are very upset with us right now. And it's like, well, don't say that. Don't we can cover this up like no one's going to know except the people that were there. And there's no social media or anything like that. We just quietly shut it down and we never speak of it. Melty ice promotion. Oh my god. I have never seen your face in next. So

50:25it's all coming back to me. I don't know. I don't think anyone has any video of it, but I have still photos of it. And and just the mass group of people that saw what we were doing compared to what they were watching the world. That looks way better. I'm going over there. But see that. You know they did a naked run too, right? You've heard that story. No. Oh my gosh. We had a lot of catching up to do. Yes. So they did a fun. Was it? Is this the bar buns? Well, it that was the inspiration for it. But we yeah, we had a guy that would actually ran naked ran around the building naked naked man. Yeah. They called him naked simply naked band. But then they had a bunch of listeners who ran a race. We did that too. Yep. Because they were from a newtus call. Wasn't that but they were once the beer buns fun run. They do that. But this they did it like we took a busload of listeners and then we went out to a track out of near way heights just so they

51:29could so they could run naked around the thing. And Ken and I are doing we're broadcasting in the bus and we're not taking off any of our clothes. But we get as we pull up people start tearing up our clothes. They said naked people on the bus are bumping into and stuff. And when they just the whole thing was they just all they did they did a lap around the thing. And we have interviews of that. We have the actual video interviews. Wow. It was a different time. My first birthday on the air they hired a stripper. I think I told them to but it was a big like a big fat guy. And instead of he had a rooster where his who-ha would be. And I had no idea if he was going to actually strip down. I was there. I started in December and my birthday was in May. So I only been with them a few months and I had no I had heard of the naked run. I had heard of this melting ice situation. So I didn't know what they could possibly do. And he comes in with a boom box and the ball. He's in my face and I'm like oh my god. And then he strips down and he

52:34has a huge rooster. Whereas and and they were laughing and can you even imagine this in this time a girl I was 30. I just started there. So they're my superiors. And I'm you know and they're bringing a stripper to assault me in the studio. And recording on the air. Yes on the air. Live on the air. And I thought it was hilarious. I was fine. But but nowadays the women of today would be like me too. Me too. Yeah. You too. All of you. I'm seeing all on this company. You put a rooster in my face. I'll own this place. Wow. Anyway. Nothing like that will happen at the future. Do you ever wonder what you're doing now that in 30 years people are like oh yeah. Yeah. I can't believe you had a pig on the air. Yeah. That's that is a first. I don't know that we have it. We've had a goat. We've had a kangaroo.

53:38Oh yeah. That's it. Maybe is there a little cow one time maybe? Oh we probably had a cow. Hey you know they bring those goats around. They shove a goat on you and they go. Yeah. Yeah. I got one this year. You got goaded? Yeah. I got goaded. Oh. And then did you have to find somebody to go? Is that the thing? Yes. Um you know so you're kind of like on the spot like okay uh then yeah. It's an interesting thing that it's hard whenever there's livestock. I know. Do the flamingos on my lawn? Those are not live. Now you've given me a live being to do some creatures. Yeah. My baby goats are so cute. Yes. My goat's name was Kevin I think. The goat's name is Kevin? Yeah. Oh yeah. I had a husband named Kevin. Yeah. Well she's had a husband named just about everything. She's had so many so say so see in 30 years that's will be like and then every time marriage came

54:39with he always counts down her. What a terrible person he was. Oh you could never do that today. Or alcohol will be illegal. It'll only be pot and it'll be like oh you they were always tanked off. You get arrested now. Speaking of hey I had a whole conversation yesterday so so Kate's son goes to the same karate place that the girls go to. They have opened a pot shop right next door. Oh. I cannot spend more than two minutes inside the dojo without getting a massive headache. There's something about it. Oh is it drifting? The smell? It's not a burn smell. It's the smell of the plant. So I asked the girls and I said does it bother you and they said no it smells good. We like it. So my son and I are watching last night and the gal who owns the pot shop happens by. It's really sweet lady and we start chatting and I said I'm going to tell you I said I can't believe they zoned you here first of all. Yeah. And she said when we first moved in we didn't we thought this place was closed because they'd be there during the day and the kids don't start

55:40coming to about 430. She said so I just thought it was closed. She said then we're working late one night. All these minivan show up and I'm going oh no. Oh my god. What is happening? And but they she so there's been like two or three complaints from the parents. Yeah. And she said that we keep passing they come out and they test the range of odor or whatever and it's fine. And I said it's it's it's just me I said I can be in the casino with cigarette smoke. It doesn't bother me. I said but something about the smell of weed just the plant just gives me a heading. So she was very nice but it was a learning experience because interesting. I can't have you noticed it at all? Have you been inside the dough? Yeah. Oh it's it permeates but what's weird is she said we smell the chemicals from the nail shop next door. Oh and then they smell the pot. And so and then they used to be a gym. So basically our kids are just getting a contact time from the nail chemicals in the way. Yes. I think they're all happy. But the girls are like it

56:43smells like a happy flower. You have no idea. Very happy. Very happy. Anyway I just she said and then she said you know we can only be in certain neighborhoods. So that's why you'll see so many because I said well a new one another one open. She said yeah there's another one down the street. She said we're only we can't be near preschools schools churches like there's all these things they can't be near. So she said we all end up within blocks of each other but there's plenty of business for everybody. So well that's good. Yeah I'm curious how many of the karate moms just pop in there. Yeah for an edible while they're watching. Yeah because there's a pot shop over by our little coffee stand and he comes in the owner comes in sometimes and he said most of his clientele on the South Hill is soccer mom. Oh I bet. Yeah I thought that was funny soccer moms and people in their 70s. Because you know we're the people who would never try it. Right. I never would have

57:46thought when it was illegal ever ever. I did I went and bought some I was having terrible insomnia like 10 years ago and I went into one of those pot shops and I just said I just need something to help me sleep and they're like right on right on right on right. You want to teach a man not indigo or vice versa. I'm like just I don't want to see Dracula just whatever just I don't want to sleep but I would only do that because it's legal. Right. I wouldn't have done it. Well it was pounded into our heads the drugs are bad. Just say no you know they are. Depending. Everything in moderation. Well the back is dead. Don't smoke this natural. Yes. Anyway we digress. Yes. What else is happening? So that was all stem from the fair. That's how we got on the whole fair. We also have Gary Owen. Oh yeah. He is a comedian. He's at the first interstate center for the arts tonight. Somebody's going to that show on the text line. Oh I heard us. It says Gary Owen is tonight. It's date night for her. Perfect. Yeah so that's

58:50that's a big deal. I was listening to some of his stand up while I was filling out this list and it was pretty funny. He draws on his military experience and you know general observations as comedians do. We saw Ellie Wong the other night. Oh how was it? She draws on her experiences too and they are filthy. Well she was just testing out material. Yeah you mentioned that. Yeah she's very funny and her opener was funny too. But the guy that, Carl, Carl the bartender, he was at that show. Yeah. Same when you were at the early one. And it Christy liked it too. I haven't talked to her but she saw the late one. Did Carl like it? Carl did like it. Yeah. He said not for everyone. She's filthy. Yeah. And she was literally looking at notes. She go okay. He did reference that because she was getting ready for a TV special or something. So she was yeah. Yeah you're right. And the same the guy before her too. He had his notebook out and so they'd

59:51look and then he said I'm gonna do one more. I'm gonna do this one. And then we don't need to pull the curtain back that far. I thought it was good though. It was a she never meant to spoke can before. So she was joking about Spokane and how it was near nothing fun. Oh yeah. You said I thought it was near Portland. I thought it was near. I thought it's near nothing fun. Like we are our own fun. We bring the fun. Yes. Exactly. Spring year giant ice cubes. We'll show you a fun time. Quite a spectacle. We also have Boomjam this weekend. This is an Indie Music Festival. Oh. I think it's in its third or fourth year. Spokane Convention Center. This is tomorrow. It's family friendly. But it's all sorts of Indie Music. I'm just kind of you know little festivals. So they all have like their own little spot in the Convention Center. How does that work? You know the outdoor amphitheater on the backside of the convention. Oh yeah. I forget about the graduate. Okay. So that's a little amphitheater right there along the

1:00:53Centennial Trail. So they'll have a stage set up there and they'll have stages set up all over with bands going and they'll have food trucks and all sorts of stuff going on. Yeah. It's pretty cool. And then we've got the 33 artist market that's happening at Upright's Brewing tomorrow. And Kindle yards. Yes. Upright's is kind of you know on the backside of Kindle yards there. I can't think of the street name. I want to say Elm but I don't think that's right. It's just north of Kindle. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Super cool brewery. Awesome. And it's actually 35 artists now but they'll be selling their wares and it's never too early to buy me a Christmas present. Oh. Oh. Maybe go shopping. I think Wally was going to cover that. Yeah. Yeah. So go drink some beer and buy some art. And then we've got other things going on this weekend like Ann Wilson. She's playing at the Fox tonight. Really? Really? Heart and Wilson?

1:01:55I don't think so. I don't think it's the heart. Wilson. I don't know. Maybe I'm wrong. I could be wrong. Oh, I don't know. And Wilson, the musician. Maybe I'm wrong. Yes. That's the only Ann Wilson that I know. Yeah. From heart and Nancy Wilson, but just Ann. Yeah. Ann Wilson. Hey, on a second. It could be her. Molly's researching. Let's see. The star tour and Wilson was support from Aiden King. Aiden King. It's spelled oddly. Well, but it's not saying if it's the innocent. That's why I'm not here to see. I don't know. Well, that's a bit confusing. There's two. Yeah. And Wilson. I feel like you would doubt that in the ocean. Yes. Grammy nominated singer songwriter Ann Wilson. I don't think it's that. I don't think so either. Oh, different. Yeah. Oh, yeah. That's not her at all. That's not Ann Wilson. It looks like the speaker. Who's the who's the who was the president's speaker person

1:03:00that blonde? The you know, oh, okay. Well, she's she laughed. I know, but she looks like that. She looks like that's not the little bit of Cheryl Crow look there. Yeah. Yeah. All right. So sorry, I read direct there, but when I hear the name Ann Wilson, I think I'm a person. Until maybe this person will become more famous. There's another one. Mm-hmm. Two Ann Wilson's out there. Yeah. It's also March for the Fallen. Tomorrow. This is an honor of 9-11. Typically, this event has been held at Riverside State Park, but because of the fire, it's been moved to the Mead Airport. They do a run that you can sign up for and then they have like kid-friendly activities and whatnot. Fiming. Junior firefighter academy at downtown at RuPark this weekend is Spokane City Firefighters. It's all family-friendly and free as well. They'll have all sorts of activities and things to do. And then it's the Black Business Expo that is

1:04:00also happening tomorrow at the Martin Luther King Community Center. So we've got lots of different thoughts. Yeah. That's what Spokane does. I know. We've got stuff. We're fun. Yeah. We're fun. Allie. City on the rise. Yes, we are. Are we on the move or the ride? That's why we're on the move. We're on the move. No, we're moving. Pass goes to City on the rise. We're moving. I think there's lots of things. I was, we were talking yesterday. My friend moved into the M building. Oh, yeah. She lost her house. And so she's, but I was saying, I went downtown to pick her up. I felt like I was in Manhattan or something. Like crazy downtown. And there was a music festival, I guess, last weekend. And she said it went till late. And it's right under her window. But yeah, but it's loud downtown where she's on the fifth floor. And it's still you could hear every car every. It's a very bustling downtown. I have a co-worker who

1:05:01moved into the M building. She just moved here from Portland. Oh, one of the fun places. Yeah. Allie. She loves it. Yeah. She says it's fantastic living downtown. She loves the M. She loves Is she, is she young person or what? No, she's probably in her 40s. Okay. Well, that's so yes, young and pretty. Oh, way young. I can't. But I think it's such an adjustment when you're used to your backyard being Riverside State Park. Right. And then all of a sudden, if you're a used to apartment living, I don't have any friends who live in apartments anymore, really. We all are, I'm suburb people or whatever. So it's getting used to that. But she said they have two gyms. You park at the parkade. So you got your thing. They have on every floor a meeting area, which you can use. And then they have that rooftop thing that you can use if you want to rent it or whatever to close base. Yeah. It's really, yeah. And it used to be, and she lives on the bargain basement floor. Oh, nice. I bought a cowlore once. Yeah, it was the fifth floor. And it was sort of dimly lit. But her mom used to always

1:06:07shop there. She said, so she feels like her mom is roaming the halls of the fifth floor. I love it. Macy's. Remember when there was that furniture area in the basement? That I bought my furniture when it was Mama Shae, Marseille. Yeah. And I just remember because we had to put it on credit. I think it was like $700 for two couches. And I remember the Bon Marseille bill coming every month. And we'd pay like $40 a month. Yeah. Yeah. But that, I think that was in the basement. Well, no, maybe that was on the upper floor. I can't remember. I just just remember. I remember those departments were having a furniture section. Totally. Yeah. Yep. And you could apply for a credit card. And it was great. Yeah. Because she just, and I think that that's how I bought the couch. Because I was like 20. Yeah. To, you know, money. Yeah. So, yeah, I did the whole thing with the credit card. And like thinking, oh my gosh, how am I going to pay this off? I don't have this kind of money. And it was probably 38% interest. Probably. We signed our live. I can't worry about it. What? Yes. And Wilson is a Christian singer.

1:07:13It says with country, a Christian faith-based country. Yeah. There you go. It's the other Ann Wilson. Yeah. I wonder how that works. Like, don't they have to agree on like, okay, well, you're... See, if I were coming up as a new person in the authority in Ann Wilson, I think I would change my name. Well, you know, Katie Perry's real name is Catherine Hudson. That's right. Oh, I didn't want to be Kate Hudson. That's right. Because Kate Hudson's already a thing. Well, yeah, clearly is. Right. Yeah. It's you. So, so so, so Katie Perry is really Kate Hudson. Yeah. Oh, see, look at all this stuff we're learning. Yeah. We're everywhere. Yeah. The Kate Hudson's in the world. Who is the other Michael J. Fox? It was Michael A Fox. Yes, but he didn't want to be like A because he's Canadian. They didn't want to. That true story. Yeah. Yeah. No, that I've never heard that story. There's other people too who have had where there are any somebody whose famous has their name and then they just change it slightly

1:08:16or pick a different name. Well, yeah, you don't want people to be doing this. Like, well, which are you on Wilson? Exactly. Which Kate Hudson is it? There's a very famous Molly Allen. She's a producer for Oprah. And I think she's even won an Oscar. So if you Google, that's what comes up. And it looks like, wow, look at my credentials. She's not like a, she's just super well-known in the industry, I think, and like highly acclaimed, but but a normal person wouldn't know, but it's fun to have your name associated with all the awards and stuff. I see that. I produce the color purple. I don't get much of that with my name. No, you're one of a kind. That's true. Davis, Pizito created the ice cube melting. Yes. Competition and got shut down. The great meltdown. I got kicked out of the Spokane Fair. Yeah, we did get shut down. You know, you're not living until you're your shut down. Yeah. Right? Oh, it's one of the, we had a lot of different things that got shut down.

1:09:18That was one. Yeah. We did, you know, we had people live on a roller coaster for 30 days. I do remember that. Yes. Remember that. Yes. That was us. And, and one of the people got married. Yep. I vaguely recall that as well. Roller coaster wedding. Front pages of the newspaper. Yep. Yep. I remember this. That was, and then there was the hands on, there was the car, a living it and win it. Right? People had to live in a car. And then, didn't use the Super Bowl thing. What was that? It was like, they all got in the car, but only one person ended up at the Super Bowl. Right. They get voted out along the Super Bowl survivor. Yeah. And then, and they had to take a bus home. Who voted them out each other? They all voted each other out. Yeah. Yeah. And we had different little games that they had to play along. Right. Yeah. Um, I just was thinking of something else. And, um, oh, oh, yes, that was the water runs dry. That was the one that it's very memorable because we had people, the, in the studio while we're

1:10:23doing the show, they had to drink a bottle of water like every 15 minutes. And then whoever could hold out the longest without going to the bathroom, they would win tickets to see boys to men. Water runs dry tour. Cleverly title. Hi. Well, you know, we lost a few along the way. But then, what happened was they weren't, you know, they didn't have to go to the bathroom, but they, they just got sick. And one person was trying to get out of the studio and didn't quite get all the way out of the studio. And just, so that this is a high eating contest. Yes. We've had, well, and we, and in high school, we had the root beer drinking contest. And that ended up in a all out bar for Rama to imagine the setting here. So imagine we try to do this and then like, Corey and those guys are out there and all the sons of somebody comes back to the studio. I just view it all over them. And they're, like, and they're dead.

1:11:25While they're trying to get their work done. That's basically what would you get to do? Like, you guys need to come up with some, some new stunts. Well, they won't be anything like that. I mean, you're doing your walk. Yeah, we are. Walks walk could be fun. Yeah. Ken and I walked to Cordelaine. That was, that's how we did that. Yeah, we walked all the way to Cordelaine. And then Ken and I jumped in a icy pool. I'm sure John's listening this morning. He's the one that talked to him that it was a, it was whoever called it. It was medical. It was medical. Lake it was February, I believe. And it was, oh no. Yeah, it was anyway. They cut out a block of ice. We had to jump into three feet of water. And I'm still mad. And this was 20 something years ago. I don't know. But Ken and I went and did it. I was just waking up. I know it was cold and cold is the bedroom by blankets on. He didn't go. That was, yeah, that was that. And then there were a couple other things that we've had to do that are like, that was the worst though. I'll never do that again. That was, it was, it was, it was awful.

1:12:28Yeah, it was scarring. It's supposed to be good for you. That wasn't good for me. And I was in a, they said, don't just wear the least clothes. Don't wear a bunch of clothes. To me makes sense though. It does. Yeah. But so, yeah, I'm in a bikini. And it's the same bikini like that I wore a Hawaii later on that year. And I'm thinking, well, that's where the what's up along. So anyway, I have a beanie on and shoes that I'm walking out on ice block. And it was awful. Yeah. I was equals bad. Yeah. There's been, well, one other day there are hands, you had to have your hand on a car. That was at the mall. Right? You had to keep one hand on a car. And that was the one you could have like a basket of your stuff. My friend Gina was working in promotions at that time. And she had to oversee it. And there was a lot of like controversy. Oh, they took their hand off for a second. You had to monitor it. And then people were in fighting. And well, now in the day and age of, you know, how easy it is to have cameras set up. Yes.

1:13:32You could easily like do some repulsions. Yes. A little different. Yeah. Yeah. There is a, yeah, different, you have to hold different set of contests for the way things are now. Yeah. Anyway, yeah. Well, John said, but did you die, Molly? You did not die. She's still alive. A piece of me did die that day. John, it died. But you know what? We have a fun story to talk about. That's right. And it's on YouTube. And she turned out fine. Yes. You're fine. We're always fine. Yes. So will we see you next week? Yeah. Okay. Everything's normal next week. Good. Journalist in town next week. So we're doing all sorts of stuff. I'm going to do. I'm actually, we like to tout Spokane as a beast camp for fun things. So I'm going to take him to route a high o'atha. Oh, okay. I'm looking forward to that. So we'll stop in Wallace as well. And, you know, maybe if the the Bordello Museum is over there, I wonder through there. I love

1:14:33Wallace. It's probably one of my favorite small towns in America. I love it. We've talked about that before. I, I'm fascinated as well. It's just there's something about it. Yeah. I love it. And the architecture school. And I love that they outsmarted the federal government when they put the freeway through by becoming instead of letting them plow through the, the town. They designated themselves as a historic district, the entire town. So then they had that's where the freeway goes over it. Because they were going to plow right through it and ruin the town. Wow. That's a cool piece of information. I like it when you know you outsmarted the band. Yes. I love it. So we'd go Wallace. But yeah. So we'll do that. We'll we'll go eat something. Are your people back? Will you be able to do your run with your people tomorrow? No, they're still out. Oh, yeah. So I'm on my own. Last week I ended up parking at the Spokane Club. And I did a lovely run through downtown on the Centennial trails with the park up through Gonzaga,

1:15:35up to, you know, the Mission Park area turned around and came back. It was nice. Yeah. I don't know what I'll do tomorrow. But yeah, what are you guys doing today? We're in training for our big walk. You know, we got to walk a week and a half miles. I've trained. I've walked a mile. 1.2 miles the other day I walked, sontered. And it says split time, 21.1 minutes per mile. I do a brisk 21 minute mile. That's okay. Just keep moving. Yep. Yeah. Yeah. We're training for that. The weekend is pretty quiet though. Whoa, it's not the fair today. Well, and football's back. Football. That's a big thing. Yeah. I, uh, the other night was I thought I was going to turn on Jeopardy and watch a little Jeopardy because I'm more on that. Steadiest stumbled on a Seahawks game. And it was the Seahawks. And I actually ended up watching the whole game. See? See? Good. And I was actually by the end rooting, you know, like, yeah. Seahawks. So there you go. And I thought of you guys because you had asked me who I root for and apparently it's the Seahawks when they're playing. Look at me. This is growth. Yes.

1:16:41It's right. You're becoming one of us. I've seen, I've seen three whole minutes, uh, so far. Football. They played in Australia last night. And it just, there was something that looked like a college game. I don't know. There's something. I don't know. It just didn't. It just didn't have that NFL. Hazab. Yeah. Some. They had a hundred thousand people there. Holy cow. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I got the stadium was pretty cool. The thing that that was my biggest takeaway was how bright it was. Yeah. So and maybe that's what you're thinking. Because I thought it looked great. I, you know, the parts that I saw. But the, it's, it's rare that you see a game that's that bright. Yeah. Like because sometimes in Arizona, Sunday morning game will look like that or something. But there's, but no one ever plays in the morning. Yeah. Like, yeah. Like, local times, it's like one o'clock is the earliest you're ever going to play a pro pro game. I, that's why I said it looks like a college game because they play early. I think maybe that's what it is. Maybe. Yeah. So it just has a, yeah, it had that weird thing. But football's back.

1:17:44It's very exciting. Yes. We had multiple conversations though. People are getting upset and the NFL is right on that threshold of really pissing people off because there's it's so many different streaming services. Yeah. I know. I don't know where to like, usually it was just that's one of the things that and that's that is a, that's a big thing. Well, first of all, where is the game? And then second of all, do I have that streaming service? And then you've got to pay for all this other stuff. Um, we had some friends that they, they have a team that's not a local team. So they buy the package to watch their team every week. Well, if that team happens to be playing, oh, there's there's some, some deal where there's three games a year, even though they bought this full, they paid 500 bucks to buy that thing for the, to always be able to see their team. There's three games a year where they still can't see their team. What? Yeah. So that, and there's,

1:18:45that's just once there's a lot of people that are in that same boat where it's like, well, I, I have Amazon, I have Netflix. I have all the, have ESPN. I've got all, and I have all the major networks and all, no, but this one is on the NFL network, only on the NFL network. That's an extra thing. That's annoying. That's how they get you. So hopefully, Regina is almost $500 for red zone. And don't they play commercials in the red zone now? Yeah. Well, they, last year they started, they were just the little side, like 15 second things. I don't know how my red zone is going to work this year. I need to figure that out because I, I was paying $10 a month for it. But now the red zone got bought by somebody else. I don't know what I'm going to do. And I'm actually very concerned. I think this is going to mess with my well, yeah. Yep. Shay says the, yeah, the NFL is going to lose viewers. This is ridiculous.

1:19:49Outro. They manage streaming sites that the games are on now. I, yeah. And the kugas play tomorrow at nine o'clock in the morning. Yes. A lot of football. It is kind of cozy. Oh, it's great. You know, so great. Throw up on the cow, cheat snacks. Soft pants. I mentioned soft pants are yes. Yeah, you get, you did you invent us? You know what? The person who hired me at Visit Spokane is Tim Robinson, was his name. He was married to Jane McCarthy. Oh, I love Jack. Yeah. It's her husband. He hired me. He was our, my boss for a time. And he was the one that said soft pants to me for the first time. And I remember thinking, so that's what is that? And then he goes, I sweat pants. Yes. I'm there. Soft. Yeah. That sounds like a nice thing to say. So now I have adopted soft pants. Well, and when she says that we always say, you know, we give you credit for it. Yeah, we always credit you. Well, I'll take the credit now because Tim's in Seattle now. So it doesn't, it doesn't matter.

1:20:50Here's a question. Will you go to a restaurant alone and eat? Yes. Will you go to the movies alone? You go to the theater alone? Yeah. I think women are more likely to do it. I won't do any of those. Really? Because I said, well, I said, here's the thing. I would rather go alone rather than, because they have a thing called booty call instead of a booty call or somebody just wants to eat something else. Yeah. So you don't, because you don't, we don't want to eat alone. Right. So, but I said, I would sooner get the food and then stay in my soft pants and eat myself. Yeah. Right. But I don't mind going out by myself. Well, imagine with your job, too, you're going to be out doing stuff and you're going to be on your own in Spokane having to do. Yeah. But would you go to like what, like you, uh, trying to think of a place that you would normally go for a restaurant like what, like with the family or with, you know, yeah, like, um, we go to the two seven. Okay. Two, oh, I was there yesterday. Okay. So would you go to the two seven? Oh, by yourself? Yes. One hundred, even though they all know you there. Yeah.

1:21:51Do you know Carl? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's what I was talking about earlier. So yes. Um, absolutely. I'd probably be more apt to go alone to a place that I go often. Yeah. That might, and the bar situation is different. But like I like the, like the, like the Rancho, the Mexican place that I like upon the hill, I, I just can't go there but myself. Really? Yeah. Yeah. You go to debt. Like you leave here, you're starving. You and they have a special at Denny's and they're like you can get 18 of this for whatever. Would you ever go and eat like a breakfast by yourself? I don't think so. I would pick it up. Really? I would pick it up and bring it home. Interesting. Hey, uh, speaking of that, we had food from Rosie's the other day. Oh, yeah. Have you been to Rosie's? Oh my god. That was very good. We had it delivered and it was hot because it's so close. Yeah. It was really good food. Yeah. It's, I like the looks of the place, but I've never eaten in there. Yeah. I, uh, I eat there once when they first opened. Yeah. It was fine. Really good. Yeah. That was a hearty meal.

1:22:56Yeah. It was, it was good. Yeah. I don't mind going places by myself. I don't either. I kind of like it. And sometimes I like have enjoyed going to the movies alone. I prefer it. Just sit and, you know, snuggle in and eat my always get popcorn. I have to have a drink. I don't go to the movies. My thing is I end up with the kids most of the time. Yeah. Can and I have only seen a few movies. Our whole relationship. We've only seen I bet five movies together. Maybe it's always with the kids, which is fine. But if it's not, I would never call a friend and say, Hey, I really want to see this movie. Do you want to come with me? I would just go. Yeah. Same. Yeah. Yeah. It's easier. I think so. Where you want. Nobody is chatting at you. Talked to anybody because you can't talk during the movie anyway. So here, here's a situation. So you like you would be like me because popcorn and I go, come on. I'm already, but if I was by myself and this would not happen because I wouldn't be me. But what happens if you have to go to the bathroom? Do you have to leave your stuff there? Yeah. And then you're going to then you're

1:23:57going to come back and hope that no one is. Nobody's going to bother it. See, I always have a blanket with me. I would be I want I want to need someone to guard my stuff. You can't trust me. People. You know what? You know, hold it and you're going to have to do the whole thing. Last night we went to tomato street and you know, they have these chalkboards. So I took one of the kids up to the front chalkboard and then my son had the other one. Well, we left the table unattended, right? We hadn't even even dinner. That's a problem. He left his phone in the middle of the table on purpose and he's within I said, well, the bus boys come and just start busing our table. And I said, you guys, I said, what are you? What are you? I know. Sorry. We just realized. So there's like forks in his doctor pepper and then the principal. He was still he had his calimari basket there. And he hadn't finished it. And he said, I don't I didn't know what happened. They left that. Well, so they did give you more. Well, he didn't ask for more. I thought he was kind of done with it. But so but but his point was he said, I don't know what happened to this while I was

1:25:01gone. Who knows what they were dumping in there? When you're busing a table is all all hell breaks loose. Yeah. She shoved things and everywhere. So you need a guard. The kids were funny though. Because we know we know really sorry. Really sorry. I said, but I said, there's a phone sitting there. I see that now. I'm sorry. And then the waiter I said, you would think the phone would have been he goes, yeah, you'd think so. But then we got fresh bread and everything. I was fine. But the gardening didn't happen. I said, you guys can't leave the table in a tent. Yeah. It's can at least the kid was excited about his job. Yeah. They were very. And he was the acoustically busing the table. Yeah. Very on it. Yeah. Okay. Well, duly noted. Mm-hmm. Guard the table. Guard the table. That was just going to bother you. Like think about the logistics of it. It's probably going to be a not very crowded movie. It's going to be the middle of the day or something. And who's going to go, oh my god. That kids the sleepless popcorn. Oh my god. I've been waiting. I've been waiting for them to get up.

1:26:03It just I don't like just I don't like leaving food and then coming back to it, you don't know what could have happened to it. I'm going to guess 99.9% of the time nothing. Well, that was exactly. It only takes one. Do you bring a blanket with you in the movies? Oh, I always have to have a especially in the summer because they crank the AC. This is true. And so the kids we always have our own blankets. So we just it's like a big campground. We're all sprawled out with our yeah. I like that. I got to have a blanket. They sell blankets now at the movie. Do they really? Very smart. Yeah. Really? Yep. Are they 50 bucks? Probably. But they're like movie related, you know, whatever the that's minions or whatever it'll be a minion blanket. But they're smart because I think they saw everybody was bringing blankets in with them. Really? I got to get in on that. All right, Kate. We'll see you next week. Okay. Okay. Yep. Love it. We need to play the showdown. Molly will be in the hot seat today. I got the questions ready to go. If you want to

1:27:06play Molly, you got to check in with us via the Dutch Bros. Textline 509-448-3237. All kinds of different questions. Okay. I think you're going to score well. There's some over and under questions. There's pick one of these two kind of things. Okay. Just just guessing. You're going to be fine. All right. We'll see. Can I ask a favor this time? Could you write down the score? I'm going to write down the score. I'm going to be better. I'm very upset. Listen, I don't think Dave gave you all the points. I don't think he did. Was he writing it down? I said, well, that you could have discussed that with him. I there was one mistake and it was because I was making either a line or a check. Yes. And one of my checks looks like a line. I've done that. So that's where it's like I missed one. And then there was the controversy. I have totally done that. Everything is fine. Here's the other thing that will happen is that I'll make the line and then you'll go back and say the right one. So then I have to go back and turn it into a check. And then that can happen. So it happens to the best. What happens to the best? But don't my mom's going to get very anxious.

1:28:10I'm sorry. Very sorry. I disparaged your daughter. I said she got crushed playing the game. No, very close, very close. Which is worth hiring a stripper. She's gotten way better. She's very worried about me to be sad. All right, we're back after a break. This is the David Mollie show. It's time for Dave's cash showdown. Time for you to throw down. Winning in a minute and answer 10. Dave comes in and answers him again. If your score is inferior, then Dave will reign superior. It's strong to play around. Oh yeah. The Dave's cash showdown. Today is Freaky Friday. That means that I will have the questions. Molly will have to answer them.

1:29:13And we have a person who's going to be checking in. Uh-huh. Okay. Aaron's going to play. Okay. Aaron's going to play. Molly versus Aaron. Have I played against a boy yet? I think it's been all girls. Oh, I think it is. Lisa played last week. Oh hang on. Here we go. Everything's fine. Is this Aaron? This is Aaron. Hello. Hi. Hi. Good morning. Good morning. Have you ever played the showdown when it was against me? I have. It's been quite a long time now. Okay. Well, you're one of the- I'm several months. You're going to be one of the few people in human history that have played both of us. Right. It's not meant- There's not many. Oh, that's right. Maybe four in the whole history of the world. I can't remember who I played the first week because I can't see it on here. Uh, but I- I won one. Uh, Molly and I played. That's what it was. It was a tie. Molly and I played against Kevin Parker and Kelly.

1:30:14And Kelly. That's right. That was one of the weeks. And then I have a loss and I have a tie. So I'm sort of like- I've got a little bit of everything. A little bit of everything. Yeah. What? What? Yeah. Why are you taking that? Okay. And I don't have any money. So there's no money questions. Right. And I believe I've got a show question. I didn't write it down. It's kind of in my head. How about this? I owe you five dollars. So can I get my five dollars back if I get someone someone right? No, you still want five dollars. Let me give you a- Uh, and give me a break-even question. I think you're going to do very well. Okay. Let me just say that. All right. But you're- For- first couple of questions, you might be like, oh no, he's doing it again. But then I think it'll- Okay. And there's some guesses. So Molly's going to leave the studio. Okay. And Aaron, I will have the questions for you. She's getting untangled. Okay. She's standing up. She's- She's looking for her phone.

1:31:15She's got her phone. She's open the door. Okay. Ready to play? I'm ready. Okay. Here we go. Uh, I got the- I got the questions for you. We'll start with number one. Over or under 120 million. How many people watched last year's Super Bowl TV broadcast win for the Seahawks? 120 million? Yeah. Over under. Under. Let's go over. Okay. What is the square root of 144? Oh, word with some ask questions really days. I know. All right. Moving on. Oh, yes, moving on. That's going to take you long. In the United States, who sells more pizzas annually? Dominoes or pizza hut? Dominoes. Okay.

1:32:16In Spokane County, which zip code has more homes? 99208 or 99205? Oh, more homes. Let's go 99205. Okay. What classic song starts with the lyric? There's a lady who's sure all that glitters is gold. Oh, I can hear it. Um, there's a lady who's sure. Mm, it's an older song. Yeah. Okay, and come back to it. Okay, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Here's the next one. Spell Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania? Yep. T-E-N-N-S-Y-L-V-A-N-I-A.

1:33:18Thank you. We go with, let's go with Eric Clapton on the other one. Okay. We'll be up. All right. Montana has only one area code for the entire state. What is it? Eric? Eric? Oh, okay. I don't know. Okay. I have no idea. Eight something. All right. Here's one you can guess on. Billy Crystal or Johnny Carson? Who has hosted the Academy Awards more often? Billy Crystal. Okay. And here's your next question. Name three of the ingredients for a standard Long Island Ice T. It's got a lot of alcohol in it. I know. And I'm not much of a drinker.

1:34:18I don't know. vodka we'll see is in there. How many of my Nene? Just name three. There's like, there's like 11 different ingredients. But name three. Oh, Lord. Okay. Let's go with vodka, rum, whiskey. I don't know. Okay. Good. And then your final question, the show question. Last night at wine night, Dave had a sensible salad. And what else? I don't think I was tuned in that early. What are the usual choices? Well, not even let's say, I don't know, like a flat bread or something. Okay. Very good. It's a good. All right. We are we are done. We've completed your part. All right. Molly's coming into the studio. Oh, okay. Here we go. Yeah. Well, it took a little bit. Yeah. I found out some wonderful news while I was out there. What is the wonderful news? Our friend, Kalei Chaut's going to come in for a good. Yeah. She's all dressed in red and she looks so nice. Okay.

1:35:19So anyway, you can come in a little bit. All right. You ready for the questions? Sure. Okay. We'll try to get through this pretty quick. All right. All right. Here we go. Over under 120 million, how many people watched last year's Super Bowl TV broadcast win for the Seahawks? Um, I think it was 125 million. I'll say over. Okay. What is the square root of 144? I have 12. I have no idea. Okay. Throw it in and out there. In the United States, who sells more pizzas annually? Dominoes or pizza hut? Dominoes. Okay. In Spokane County, which zip code has more homes? 99208 or 99205? 205. Okay. What classic song starts with the lyric? I don't know. There's a lady who sure all the glitters is gold. Very good.

1:36:20Spell, Pennsylvania. PENN S-Y-L-I-V-I-N. I have no idea. Vania. N-I-A. Montana has only one area code for the entire state. What is it? No idea. How would I know that? Billy Crystal or Johnny Carson? Who hosted the Academy Award Show more often? Billy Crystal. Okay. Name three of the 10 ingredients in a long island iced tea. Bodka. Coca-Cola and rum. Okay. And your last question. Yes. In addition to the sensible sound of the last night at one night, what else did Dave eat? I don't think you said what you ate.

1:37:20I don't remember you saying what you ate. You said sensible. I know Nadine had chili. Right. We're good. But I don't, I thought you said the sensible sound, but I don't remember you saying you're a food choice. Not going to come into play. It's not. I think I have a final score. No, no. Okay. I think I added right this time. Okay. Final score. I didn't do well. Molly wins six to four. Yeah. You did the classic. I have no idea. And then you said the right answer. Really? Yeah. Oh, good. Well Montana, I don't have any idea. Does she know Montana zip code? I do know it now with 406. That's very good. You said area code and in my head, I thought zip code. Oh. I don't know. I don't know. There's zip code. But when I heard it read back, I was like, oh, it's for a six. It's area code. Yeah. Yeah, just have to you just have to know one person that lives in Montana. Exactly. I think that's the. Yeah. If it were LA, I know all those because I know people there.

1:38:21But okay. I wouldn't have helped me. So I had it. Okay. So it's very spirited around. So yes, there was a 120, almost 126 million people that watched the Super Bowl last year. So that was over. Okay. Square root of 144 is 12. What even though you had no idea. I swear. Listen to me. I think you know, when I say I was guessing, that is I know nothing about math. I truly guess. Domino's almost twice as much as pizza hut. Okay. Things have changed over the years. Spoken County, more people live more homes in 208 than 205. There's 208. 208's North. Oh, okay. There's 58,000 in 208, 41,000 in 205. Okay. Stairway to heaven is the song. Okay. Is there we get that? No. Okay. Okay. She correctly spelled Pennsylvania. You missed it.

1:39:22File letter. Okay. Neither one of you got the Montana 406 area code. Both of you got Billy Crystal has hosted more than Johnny Carson. Okay. But the all-time champion. So Billy Crystal has hosted the Academy Awards nine times. Really? Johnny Carson five times. Okay. Bob Hope 19 times. What? Yeah. It's all old school. Oh my god. And then the 10 ingredients in a Long Island iced tea. She got two of them. You got three of them. Basically, you could just start picking stuff. Yeah. Because there's so much vodka, rum, gin, tequila, triple sec, lemon juice, cola, and simple syrup. And all of those alcohols are in there. All in different forms. And I put it in the order of the most. Okay. So mostly vodka, then rum, then gin, then tequila. Oh my god. Yeah. Packs a punch. Oh. And I could make a case definitely for rum and vodka together.

1:40:23And for vodka and gin together. But what I can't make a case for is rum and tequila. And then gin and any of that. Okay. That just, well, I mean, yeah, gin and rum together. You got to know what you're getting into. Oh man. It can wreck you if not. Yes. And then on the show question, I had a side of the pasta salad. That's right. Corn pasta salad. Dang it. So it was, was mentioned. That's what it was mentioned. Dang it. But you did win six to four. And Aaron, you played great. You sounded great. What do we have for Aaron for playing the game today? Well, congratulations from our friends in America. Credit Union proud sponsor of Dave's cash showdown. America Credit Union, they will make sure that you're always happy if you go to the America Credit Union. Maybe you just had a long island iced tea and can't even look at anybody straight anymore. You can't even speak. They will help you because the America Credit Union is your friend. They'll always be your friend when you're having corn pasta salad or watching a super bowl or seeing stairway to heaven. America Credit Union is your credit union. And five free cups of Dutch love from.

1:41:23Okay, Dutchman. Okay, Dutchman. Dutchman served us breakfast today. Yes, it was very good. You haven't had breakfast. You did it Dutch bros. And you like the chorizo situation. Yes, I do. Like a wrap. Yeah, and it's got a little spice to it. I almost got one of those today, but I actually have another slider in there. Only one of my sliders. On the text line, multiple people had the corn pasta. Yes. And then multiple people had the 406. And what was the other question of something else? Kelly said, what the hell are these showdown questions? Worked out for me. Worked out fine for me. But I honestly, the square root thing I swear to God, there's no, there is no way I know that. I just grabbed a number. That I'm so stupid when it comes to that. I just, and then the super bowl when I was pretty confident. I remember the number 125. And then Domino's, I kind of, I was pretty confident on that one. The corn pasta, that makes me mad because I was listening.

1:42:25And I was actually thinking earlier, I bet he's going to ask. And I thought he's, oh, he only had the salad last night. Some reason I slipped by me. Slip by her. Damn it. Damn it. Damn it. Well, thanks for playing, Aaron. And let me know if you want us to mail you a card. Or if you want a picture of it, we can do either one for you. And, um, yeah, I'll have you mail it because some sensitive past along to my kid. Okay. Just send me your, uh, your last name and, and, uh, address again for me. We'll do. Thank you. Thanks, Aaron. Yeah. How good we can. You too. All right. The next time we play the showdown will be Monday and everything. Oh, no, oh, no. It's going to be Tuesday. Oh, oh, Tuesday is even better. Yeah. Tuesday and everything will be back to normal on Tuesday. Uh, I will have had the day off. You will have day off. We're back on Tuesday. You have the questions. I'll be answering them Tuesday. Yes.

1:43:26Tuesday. I can know what of it. And then we work three. Then the following week, we work a whole week. Right? Yeah. Then that's our walk week. Yep. And then if you want to walk with us, go to davidmollymerge.com. You can now you can start. Look, you are can monitor the, uh, the weather. You're almost, it's almost within range. Yeah. See what's going to be like. And you can register to walk there. You can buy a t-shirt. You can buy a medal if you want to or just say, I'm going to be there. And then we're going to walk to northern quest from here. It's going to be great. Okay. Uh, let's do a break here. We do have entertainment news. We'll get to that. And then you said, Clize is going to be able to come in. Yes, whenever we wanted to see her. Oh, perfect. Okay. You know, yeah. We always like to see Clize, right? Yeah. For Friday, be, be actually good. All right, we'll do this break. And then we'll come back with the entertainment news. When we return, this is the davidmolly show from the new America studio. We now return to the davidmolly show.

1:44:28Hey, welcome back everybody. David Mollyshow continues with our friend, Collie. Happy Friday, Collie. Hi, Friday. Hello. Hello. How are you guys today? Good. Good. Ready for a week. We're three to weekend. Mm-hmm. Three to a weekend. Um, why? What are you doing on my day? I wish it's him. It's all. Uh, golf tournament. Nice. Oh, nice. Yeah. And I don't know how to work any of this stuff. So I just, I'm still just, I mean, I've really, I've done this golf tournament multiple times. But it, and it always starts like at 11 o'clock. And they, but they have a breakfast thing and everything. So I usually am flying out there. I missed the breakfast. I'm all rattled and it's everything. Nice. Well, this time, having the morning off, sleep in a little bit, get there, take full advantage of the big breakfast. Is it a fundraiser? It's, uh, cotton. Uh, they've cotton classic for meals on wheels. Oh, cool. See, you're doing, he's doing philanthropy. Yes, I'm doing the work of the people. Yeah, often does. When we're off, if we're, he's flandering. We're off. He's flandering, flandering, not to be confused.

1:45:29Phil and tropical. Yeah. That's right. Yeah. So, purpose. So that'd be good. Yeah. Well, fun that you guys have. We've talked about it. Like you guys make your own schedule. So that's kind of the benefit to be an incharger yourself. It's the one benefit, right? I know. And then you, uh, you, you got some fun stuff. Um, and two back and back days tonight. Yes. And tomorrow morning, both involve football. Yeah. That is fantastic. Well, I told Dave, because I cared little about the game itself. With the Seattle. And then I was like, actually, I'm going to a high school football game tonight and I'm watching the coops of our morning. But I'm more excited about the social engagements around it. So we have friends coming over for, we call it nacho, nacho, MF Friday. Okay. My friend coined it like I swear 15 years ago. Okay. And then we've maintained it. So what? We don't have the real word when you're talking like when you're talking back and forth, you say the real words. Yeah. MFing. Yeah. Yeah. So, so what happens for this?

1:46:30You guys, you're making nachos. Everybody has a nacho. And then you go to the game or do you go to the game and then have the nachos? The games now are six o'clock, which you said. Okay. It's a mead versus a school out of the tri cities that I can't think of. Mead is. Chiawana, Chiawana, which is a good team. Well, mead's good. Mead is like the favorite to win the GSO. We're hoping. So we'll see. But yeah, so the friends are coming over before the game. Okay. Luckily, yeah. Do you know anybody who's playing in the game? Well, my son's on the team, but he's injured. Yes, but all these friends that are coming over, they've got boys on the team. Okay. Oh, perfect. Yeah. Fun. And so yeah, we'll do that. And then the game will be done early. So depending on how everyone feels, maybe they'll go have a drink somewhere. Boy, see, that's that's when it gets really good when it's like, you have the pre-fun. Then you have the actual thing. And then the thing ends up, hey, do you guys want to just come on over and do this? Right. Or are we going to all do this together? Make a night of it.

1:47:31I know. Well, my friend, I was on a walk with her yesterday and she's like, well, I don't want to be. Like, I'm going to a children's event. Like, I want to be. I want to be. Yeah. Going to a high school football game. Yes. And I'm like, okay, I guess good point. Good point. Good point. Yes. Very good point. So, yeah, thank adults can go have a cocktail at someone's house. Or we've been talking about it's union stadium is up in Mead. And it's on old market street. And there's a bar called the Larry yet, which I have not been to. But we've been talking about hitting that place up. Oh, since our boys started playing football three years ago at Union. Yeah. Okay. So, that should be fun. And then, but we can't get crazy tonight because as I mentioned, Cougs play tomorrow, nine o'clock kickoff. Yeah. And we got family coming over. We're going to do. Is it just family tomorrow? Just my parents. So, be very relaxed. Yeah. And then you're going to have you're going to have drinks for the nine o'clock. Always mimosas. Yeah. Do you do mimosas with champagne or per seiko? Oh, both. Usually though, it's just the giant bottle of cooks mixed with.

1:48:34Oh, okay. You don't need to. I don't like champagne. I like per seiko better. It's a little sweeter. It gives the headache. I don't know. Oh, but it doesn't have to be expensive. Yeah. Per seiko. But just, I don't know. I feel like a lot of times, well, per seiko is usually sweeter. A lot of times, like a nicer champagne. I feel like they're more dry. Yes. Yes. I think that is the thing. Yeah. So, yeah, we don't discriminate. Then I have time to take a nap. And then I emcee an event tomorrow for a big brother's big sisters. Oh, so you're going to have to be somewhat, you know, under control. You can't like pass out after the cooter game. And then try to reroute me for a... Yes. And Dave, don't you live at home alone? Alone. Yes, my daughter is there in and out. See, I still have to set example for the people around me. I can't be like, well, I was drunk Friday night after the high school football game. Well, I'm drunk again this morning at 11 o'clock for the Cougar football game. And then you're going to do a charity event for the community. Yes.

1:49:34So, yeah, for big brother's big sisters, where's that the Hemingstein Center? That's where we're doing our event. Oh, wow. The Cincinnati event. Nice. Yeah, I've never done anything in there. So I want to hear all about it. Okay. Yeah, I don't know it well either. I think I've been there one time for the... Hmm. I need to look. I don't think... I don't know. I don't want to... Is it like an auction thing too? And like a whole... Yes. Yes. I'm really curious about how they're setting it up how everything is going to work. Because are you in charge or do you have like organizers? Wow. It's me and my friend Mary, she's co-chair. But she's been a little distracted with the fires and all. Right. So, I mean, we have a committee, of course. But mostly it's like... Yeah, it's a lot. But we've never been there. They have very strict rules about alcohol and... auctioning alcohol. And you can't have donated alcohol. The liquor board was very hard on them because they have a bar somewhere in contact. Like a new... Are they allowing alcohol at the Games now or something?

1:50:35They've had wine and beer in some of the... So serious. I don't know if you get a hard liquor there. And so the liquor board is in general very, very strict. But they have rules. But I will say, their prices compared to all the other venues in town are amazing. Oh, that's nice. The rental price is really, really good for nonprofits. Yeah, sometimes I'm in a really beautiful space and I'm just thinking of the overhead. Yes. I'm not an event organizer, so I don't know. But like, there is a benefit if you're actually trying to raise money. Sometimes like when the overhead is lower, you're hopefully going to be able to raise money. I know. And people like, we like it when you have a hearing here. Well, that's great, except it's $7,000 to be there. So do you want your money to go to paying the rent for someplace or do you want us to maybe we just make the fun ourselves? But I, that it's a really nice venue. They have a little outdoor area, like a little teeny balcony type thing. And there's windows on either side. So it's really cool. Pretty. Have you hosted this event?

1:51:35No, not obviously there, but like, connected with that group. I have in years past. It hasn't been an annual thing. And I had a little cyst when I first started in Spokane. It was 2006. Oh my gosh. She was 12, 13 years old. And I remember I started at our old station. And I was on the morning, they put me on the morning show. And I was like, I have no kids. I have all this time in the day. So they hooked me up with this girl named Kat. And now she's like this wonderful woman who has a little family of her own. Her and her husband are nurses. They have two kids. They live in the Indian Trail neighborhood. Is that you're still keeping touch with? Yeah. Wow. It's so cool. It's a great story. Yeah, she was an awesome person. I always say people are like, wow, you really made a difference in her life. And I'm like, she was pretty cool. Like she was going to do well no matter what. It was more like an honor for me and my family to be part of her life. But yeah, it's a total success story. So how often did you like, once a week, you would take her to things?

1:52:39During that time, it was like, I think one week. I believe every other week or something like that. And then we just go out and do something. And so it's usually kids who are coming from like a single parent home or some kind of you wouldn't usually find a kid who has a mom and a dad and a bunch of siblings in this program, right? It's normally like, yeah, the idea is like an adult mentor. But I know there's sometimes where there's so many siblings and not enough parents at home, like investing quality time with every single kid. So I know some parents sign their kids up in like situations like that as well. That makes sense. So you were like in your early 20s. I was 20s. And then she was like 12 or 22. I still remember telling her when I was pregnant with my daughter. We were at the North Town Mall. We went to the mall. We were eating in the food court. And I told her I was pregnant with Leia, who's 19 now. Oh my gosh.

1:53:40And so yeah, I was really full circle. Like she was there when my kids were born. She moved away because her husband, that she met right out of high school or even in high school. He was in the military. So they went to Hawaii. They went to DC. And then they moved back. I believe within the last five or six years. But yeah, like we went to her first child's first birthday. And again, I'm like, this is so surreal. It's like her husband, her baby, my two kids that weren't born when I met her. So it was pretty cool. So we casually stay in touch. That is. And then they asked you to host the event. Yeah. Yeah. It's cool. And you will they have you tell your story. Yeah. So I'll share a couple of pictures. It's like the day cat and I met. I think I have the one from when she graduated she went to Rogers High School and then one of her cute little family. That's neat. Is there and you said there's an auction? Do they have an auctioneer? Do you have to do it? Yeah, Rose Bax. Oh good. She's great. Yeah. I know. She's amazing. I do. It's easy man. Those events like like I you always have to say yes.

1:54:43And I you know, do a bunch of them. But when they say oh and we have an auction too. How are you with the auction? I was like I say you don't have to pay me. We'll work out something else. But get a real auctioneer because you get your you get your money's worth with. That is always my advice. Yeah. Always. It's like it it can turn so there's a pacing to it. Like it can turn so awkward if the person doesn't know what they're doing. Like I've only ever been asked to do it once. And it wasn't like a big event or anything. Like there were a couple items. It wasn't that big of a deal. But just in that I could sense like this requires a professional. I had there was one that was a Friday. This is probably four or five years ago. It was after it was after the pandemic. But it was a Friday. It was at the casino. And I was the host and auctioneer. And and I was fighting a cold. And I'm tired. It's Friday. I mean it's like everything that could go wrong was. Yeah. And it was not only did they have like 12 auction items.

1:55:46Then they had a dessert thing that was at separate auction. So I might by the end of the night I had a horrible headache. I had no voice left. But had there been an auctioneer or just another person. Just to give my voice a break. Yes. If you can switch off at least. I used to always do it for safety. When we first started we couldn't afford an auctioneer. And I just did it. I am seed and I would do the auctioneer. But it was more of a there were 150 people. Yeah. Everybody knew us. We I turned it into a comedy bit. We joke around. But then that thought was because I knew everybody. I wasn't willing to push certain people. And they said if it was strangers maybe plus I'm not a professional. But also your auctioneer needs to be willing to make people spend money. And when you personally know somebody's financial situation you're like, stop. Yeah. You know, or you know you get them into a battle. And you're like, oh god, what have I done to this person? No, this is horrible. That's funny. And so it's decided like just get a professional.

1:56:48But we have Tom Sherry who does ours. He does great. Yeah, he's fun. He's fast. I feel like the last time I went and he was the auctioneer. I was oh, well, I was having fun because I feel like rarely am I just in the audience at the end. Yes. Yeah, it's so fun. It was so fun to bid people up. Yeah. Yeah. I did inadvertently get a few things that didn't mean to get. You were just in there to pump up the numbers. You know it rose sold me. Rose sold me my. Your wallet. Your wallet. Yeah. My plot. That was the rose thing. Yep. She tried really hard. I jumped in at a thousand dollars. And she's like, $1,020,000. Yeah. That's 20. I mean, she started at that. How about a thousand and one dollar? Yeah. Sorry. $1,500. And then she's slowly realized, like, oh boy, this isn't going to happen. How much is it worth though? Like $4,500. Yes. So I was going to repackage it. And I should do that. I still have it. Obviously it's. It doesn't expire until you do. Because that wouldn't make sense. Like only good till 2020.

1:57:49Sorry. Sorry. Better hurry up and die. Yeah. We're going to use it. We were going to package it. We were going to try to get some like parasailing and or parachute or bungee jumping. And then we were going to package it together as a thing and be like here it is. And in case anything goes wrong, you already have your funeral plot. That's so funny. But I almost had it sold to one of our listeners. Somebody somebody died and they said, Hey, where these people need a plot. And they don't have a lot of money. How much would you want? And I said, I'll do it for when I paid for it. You know, like, I'm not going to try to make money on it. But then they they didn't need it. Still for sale. Why did you come back to life? You have a different plan for when you die? Well, my mom goes, why would you want to be it? And you're not going to know anybody there. In that cemetery. And I won't be dead. And it's close to my house. And actually, it's the cemetery. The fire went through it. I believe. Oh. Well, so Mary whose house got lost. Her parents are at the veterans. They're on the bluff buried on the bluff of that thing. And that got decimated.

1:58:50And she said, so not only is my house gone. My where my parents are buried got also just all of it. But it's there. It's like in that area. I just. Yeah, I have a different plan. Okay. I mean, I don't really have a plan, but I don't. Do you have a plan, Dave? I don't have a plan for any. Where would you like to be laid to rest? And do you have a thousand dollars? Yeah. I'm not sure. And no. Do you think I want to be sprinkled somewhere, though? I don't I don't think I want to be where. Yeah, I think once I think I'm okay with that. Like I I want to consume less space as possible. So they can turn me into, you know, the thing. Do you think that? So do you want there to be a place where people can go? To visit you because none of only my one grant. Well, maybe there's like most of my family. There is no place where I can go see them on a plot. They were all there was. I don't know. Because I think for me, I like, I someone explained that to me.

1:59:52They're like, it's so that the people who are still here can like have a place to go. Remember you because I yeah, I don't care. I think like that's sad when you have a tombstone and one day not long after you died, no one's going to know you, right? No. It's just like I mean, but what if you're like your great grandkids probably aren't going to go to your headstone? No. Regularly. Right? No, or at all. But here's what makes me think of it. Spreading ashes is what I think. But what if you could do what if you could do both? What if you were in like a little yeah, earn and then you were also, uh, you know, buried in that. Yeah. And you take up less space. Okay. But then people still could come see. Okay, that's how they do it. That like my plot is not it's for an earn. It's small. It's not, but it's it's like a I have to get the paperwork out and look at it again, but it's like a plaque and then a thing on the ground and it says close to the walking path for your loved ones. Easy access. See that's good. Yeah. But it would be definitely cremation and then but like Jack is in an earn in my mom's bedroom.

2:00:57Oh. I know a lot of people that's what they do. Uh, have a plaque somewhere. Is this pay for cremation too? Yeah. I'm not joking. Do not get rid of that. I think it's a great. Yeah. The thing is you want to get cremated at least it's paying me for that. It's paying for everything. Yeah. Here's the thing. I said it's the one thing we know for sure we're going to use one day. You buy a trip to Mexico. I bought a trip to Mexico last year. I never used it. I'm pushing it forward into this auction because I can't go to Mexico right now. The dying day. What part of Mexico? Uh, there's two different places you can go. Seven days, six, seven days. But in the thing it said for four people, well, in the small print it said for two people and two people under 12. So they were building it as a as a trip for four. So it's really a family, a small family, instead of like two couples, which is great for a small family or for just a couple. But for me, it wasn't going to work after I saw the small print. It was kind of a bummer, but it's going to be great for somebody else.

2:01:59And it's cool. It doesn't expire so often. There's like an expiration date. Well, we talked to them and said, we're at the same auction, but a trip to Bali and a trip to Italy or something. She bought like two trips because we were like kind of the big spenders at the, I was a lower, you know, uh, and then I think she got rid of one of them. That's the thing you buy these things. They sound great and then airline and stuff. But this one tickets to, um, this comes with Southwest. Yeah, one time we were with our like two other couples. And we, they were bidding on this Walla Walla wine weekend. And, uh, like they were like, like, you know, how they're making plans, like you're making plans at your table. Like, okay, we're going to both put in on it because this is for six people. So we'll split the cost and then it turns out it was like a wine tasting and Walla Walla. Not a weekend, like not like a hotel. No hotel. So that was so we so it we had to pay out a pocket,

2:03:00but it was just funny because it's again, they're like, oh, a wine weekend. Yes. Well, little did they know, yeah, like you're going to go down there and have a wine weekend. And then we're going to only pay for it. It's only paid for like one wine tasting or something. Oh, man. Yeah, I think you have to be careful with that. We also have like $3,500 in Alaska airline miles for our auction. Which is going to be good for somebody. Yeah. It's good stuff in our office. Will that be a separate thing or will that be paired up with some of these other? I think it's going to be paired up with a trip to Ireland that we're doing. And then we'll get like the castle and all of that. We'll have a Mexico trip that comes with miles. We'll have the Ireland trip because Ireland or Scotland. I can't remember. Whoa. So yeah. Do you guys have a goal of how much are you trying to race? Yeah. We have it in mind. We'll see. How many people are going? Hopefully 300. Nice. We'll see. Again, we'll see. Yeah. It's yeah. Ben, this we'll see what's the economy. It really depends. Like the perfect scenario is the economy is good. It's not anywhere near an election.

2:04:01That's when you get people like 2024. What's our best year ever? Because we were far enough out of the. I'm trying to think if that was that was an election year that wasn't at 2024. Yeah. So maybe it was 2023. That's what it was. Then 24 and 25 were little less. But 2023 we made the most money we've ever made. It was a new venue. The economy was pretty good. No election. It was like. Was that the one in the felt field? The first one at the felt field. We had more people. But we were far enough out of the pandemic. That was the other thing. That set us back. Oh, that's huge amount. So how many years have you guys been doing this? 19. Wow. Next year's the 20th. Yeah. You know, a big event for the 20th. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I think we started in. Oh, six. How many kids are you guys helping annually? Probably about 200. That's so many. That's awesome. I love that. And even when I was talking earlier this week about taking my daughter to college. And like how lucky I felt like that I can take time off.

2:05:04That we have we have gas money to get down there and stay in a hotel. And I'm like, your kid is my kid is 19. She still leans on her parents for so much. So what a blessing to have safety net to help those kids who don't have resources like that. It's I my kids 32 and he still needs help. You know, it's he just do you need your family like like Christie coming back. You know, your kids come back and forth when needed and it is is reasonable, especially now. So many kids are moving back in with their parents. It just makes more sense. Yeah. And if they have parents and if not like what a cool organization to be like, hey, we've got you. We're going to help you out. We have parent we have birth parents who are a holes too. And they like actively work against these kids trying to make their life more difficult while we're trying to help them. It's like not only did you abandon them, they were in foster care. You didn't take care of them. Now they're 18 and you won't even give them their idea if it gets accidentally mailed to your house. What is wrong with you? Like that's it really is. Yeah. It's crazy. And they say biologically like biologically, no matter what

2:06:06you've lived through like you are connected to those your blood. And so those kids it's hard to make that they know what happened to them, but it's hard to make that cut because of where they came from. It's exactly. They're right. Exactly right. And they still want their love. They still want their acceptance. And from an outsider, it's like, oh, I just want to help you. But yeah, it's a good thing. We feel good about it. Yeah, hopefully. I hope you do well with your auction. I think you'll be really interested to see what the venue is like. And how much money you raise to see what, like, get a temperature read on what's going on out there. Because I have concerns about the economy and raising money. And you haven't been to an event there. Uh-uh. Yeah. OK. I'll take notes. Take notes. Call out and I'll tell you guys not on Monday, but on Tuesday. That's right. When I see you back. I want you dare to talk to someone. And then when is Sam back? He comes back Tuesday. OK. Oh, yeah. So maybe I'll be. I don't know when I'm talking to you. I'll talk to you next week. Well, we we we you should come in. OK. All right. Bye. Have a good weekend.

2:07:06You too. I'll uh enjoy a high school football and college football. And then you should take the next level. It should most Sunday is pro. Just watch a little bit of pro. And then you could say I watch football at all levels this weekend. Maybe I was like, how if the TV's on in my house somewhere? Counts. OK. That's guaranteed the TV will be on. OK. I just don't know if I'll be in front of it. OK. Bye guys. There's a lot of times when I don't have the just for Sunday, just the game having a game on. Even if I got stuff to do, it's like, I'm good. I don't know. I don't have to be actively watching. Yes. All right. We'll do a break and then we'll have our hot topics. When we return, this is the Dave and Molly show. This Dave and Molly Best of has been brought to you by Jewelry Design Center. We want to be your jeweler for life.