Dave and Molly Sept 9 News of the day

0:00We now return to the Dave and Molly show. Hey, welcome back everybody. Let's get into the news of the day, shall we? Sure. And I know I talked about some of the news items, but then I got a couple others that I forgot to mention. Okay. Including a new commercial that you will see. I believe this will air tonight during the football game. Uh-huh. And it's big, you know, to kick off of the NFL season all the kind of stuff. Well, it's the Spice Girls. Yeah. They're reuniting and it's for Duncan Donuts. Oh, wow. Yeah, listen to this. I think it's very clever. Okay. Hang on. Here we go. That's pretty good. The secret to our group was that everyone had their own flavor. Ginger had red hair. And baby was the youngest. And a lot of people don't know, but we originally had a six member. Pumpkin Spice. I like pumpkin. She had so many amazing tracks. There was my favorite was bumping pumpkins. I like pumpkins. Do you like pumpkins? I shall do.

1:00Voice of an angel. Total banger. A little bit sweet. A little bit nice. You want to taste my pumpkin spice. Every fool. And this is what I really want. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. Should we get the band back together? No. Now who plays pumpkin Spice? I do not know that. I bet it's probably. Yeah, you could probably find it. I do not know. I do not know. I bet it's probably. Yeah. You could probably find it. It sounds like it's a comedian like somebody who doesn't look like the rest of the Spice Girls. Okay. I'm going to just see. That's now that's fun. That's that's that's that's like Super Bowl quality creativity. Yes. Let's see. News. Spice Girl commercial. It's a television commercial. Why isn't it coming up right away? Um. It's Rachel Dratch. Oh, it's Rachel Dratch. Oh, I had a feeling it was somebody. That's even better. Yes, that's pretty good. She was the she was Debbie Downer.

2:01Yes, she was. From Saturday and live. That's funny. Now that's funny. And here's the other clip I want to play. This is a little kid. How old is it? Four year old? Three year old. Four year old. Okay. That can name all of the starting quarterbacks in the NFL. Oh, my gosh. Yeah. Okay. It's quite it. You have to get a really kind of patent. It's a little kid. Yeah. All right. Here we go. Awesome. There's a quarterback. Oops. I'm telling you. Kobe. Kobe. Pinnick. Gosh. There you go. Well, it's a little kid. It's a little kid. Yeah. All right. Here we go. Well. Tortored love. Mendoza. Mendoza. Gosh. It's a name. Boro. Boro. Mast. Mast. Mast effort. Who does cam ward way for? I think. Caca. Texans. Who's your quarterback?

3:01Well. Surround. Okay. Oh, the kids. Yeah, the raisin. I'm right. Well, I told you my neighbor across the street. She told me a whole thing about who she roots for. Why college and professional and what their. She was saying because of their in the NFC. This or that she knew everything about why they rooted for so and so. She watches football with her dad and and knows all of it. It's crazy. You just. I guess if that's what you do if you're sitting and watching. It's kind of like my kitchen all about Brady Bunch. They should. They should. All right. Now, a good thing or bad thing. AI checks for potential dates. I could be good. There is a new service that uses AI and a database of public records to help. Dators dig up dirt on potential mates. It's kind of like what our friends at Pinnacle do. You know, if you want to, you know, research somebody and they would.

4:02They mostly do it for background checks for jobs. Yes. They do it for anything. Yeah. It's called stud or dud. It uses AI to help. Dators dig up dirt on potential dates. It uses data from peoplefinders.com. It's one of those sites that collects public records on people. Has marriages. So, you know, right away you get a whole line of. It's like all those. Oh my god. How many names does this woman had? A family, criminal records, bank rep C's, tax leans and social media accounts. Okay. All the data's need is the person's name or phone number to run the search. So, if it's a potential date, you would have that. That's easy. You would have their name. That's easy. And you'd have their number, obviously. Yes. Sure. Uh-huh. So, some people think it's a bit excessive for someone just to meeting up for a date. The tool also highlights red or green flags about the person.

5:03Uh-huh. But the CEO behind the service encourages users not to pass judgment, uh-even if the site does. Site will judge. You don't have to judge. Well, why would use it then? I'm strictly using it to judge. That's the point. But you always had a bankruptcy. Oh well. I always been married eight times. Oh, a little bit of time in prison, but I can overlook that. You're there to judge. Aren't there's another point? Otherwise, why do you? Yeah. It's like, I don't know. Uh, then they have several different pricing tiers. Oh, there we go. Ranging from $5 a month to $20 a month. But I think you only, I mean, if you're. It seems like you only need a lot. Yeah, I guess so. A lot of different people. It seems like it would be limited. You know, just keep that account open to just be checking on people all the time. You check and then you find somebody and then you. Yeah. Huh? It's a sign of the times. After watching this, uh, mood, this documentary that I watched last night, I don't know if anybody

6:05has ever watched a toxic love story. It's been in the top 10 of Netflix for weeks. It's got a pretty blonde girl in the front. And it is, it, there's people. I feel bad. There's one girl who basically they blamed everything on. She spent four months in prison. Oh my gosh. Yeah. Four months waiting for this to. They thought she was stalking her ex and his new girlfriend. And she's on there and you think she's just crazy based on what you're seeing. And then it unfolds and it's not even her doing it. So she gets out of it. It's, it's, it's, it's, it's. I'm not going to watch it but tell me what happened. Well, I don't know at the end. So so far, I mean, it's been up there for weeks. So you get. This guy and his best friend is a female and she's talking about how great he is and they were just friends. And then he meets the perfect girl. Well, they move into the condo that he had purchased with the girl before that. Right. So they break up. Now he's in a condo.

7:06So he moves this new girl into the condo. They get pregnant right away. They're going to have twins. And they, she starts getting all these threatening emails. Like I'm going to kill you. I'm watching you. I'm going to do this. She's hiring people, somebody's hiring people on Craigslist to do like a, it's terrible like a rape scenario and saying I went you to break into my house and all this. Right. So they pin it on his ex girlfriend. And they're like, oh, should we restraining order all this? She's completely confused. They send her to jail for four months. Is this in the United States? Yes. And her dad is like this, this girl has never stepped out of line ever, ever. And now in and his business is destroyed because everybody thinks that she's doing all this stuff. Well, then you find out that the new girlfriend isn't really pregnant. And she's been lying about that and that the boyfriend she had before that she told him she had cancer. And then you go back and they show a whole intervention where all of the friends.

8:07All the friends are like, you don't have cancer. Show us your port. You're lying. You're lying. Well, they out her. So that had happened before she's with this guy. So then that comes to light. They get the girl out of prison. So now she's not prison anymore. Well, then they start looking at the boyfriend because they're like, wait a second. It looks like he was directing her. Now I fell asleep at the last minute. So I don't know if that's what it was. But after all of this, I think it was him orchestrating all of it, writing the crazy emails and doing all this stuff. But this poor girl spends four months in jail for something she didn't do. What would you say? What state? California. It was anime because he was obsessed with Disneyland. That was part of it. They had a condo like, you know, a block and a half from Disneyland so he could watch the fireworks every night. Something was wrong with him, I think. Anyway, yeah, it was the one for other people who watched it. It says documentary crazy. It's so twisted. Regina says, yeah, it was the boyfriend.

9:10It's the way they unfold it though. They do such a good job of making the one lady seem crazy. Yeah, it's one of our worlds. Yes, it is. Maybe they should have used the stutter. Done. Maybe they should have. That's what I'm saying. After you watch something like that. Yes, spoiler alert. Oh, it was the new girl. I don't know. It's been out long enough that we can talk about it because it's been sitting on there forever. But I don't I think it was yeah. People are crazy. Yeah, I guess so. They're crazy. I really do. Well, and if the girl had to go to jail for four months, that seems like, well, excessive and even more excessive when they got it wrong. What is her recourse? Well, and that's the thing because they said the reason she got so much trouble, they had restraining orders against her. She's sending emails from unknown places, but then she gets a hold of somebody on Craigslist who wants to do this fantasy scenario.

10:14That guy apparently goes to their condo and and attacks the new girlfriend and says, I'm here to do this to you. And that to you, she fights them off. Well, I think that was all the lie. So that's when she really got in trouble because then it was like, you know, they said you you hired you you asked this Craigslist person to do this. And so I don't even know that that that part is crazy that they got her put away. What's the moral of the story? Don't don't be crazy. Yes, if you have a good person in your life, you better keep up. Yeah, it's a crazy world out there. Yeah, you don't want to dip your toes back into that dating pool. There's a new ice cream shop that has a very convincing ice cream pizza. Okay. And then when you put ice cream and pizza together, it seems like those are the two perfect things. Just in the same pizza. However, not, you know, not together.

11:14No. There's an ice cream shop in Connecticut. It's called Kelly's cone connection. And they have had some very creative offerings to, you know, attract buzz and everything. This is actually, I'm going to talk to my son because it's in New Haven, Connecticut, which is what, you know, that's where he is. Yeah. And right now they have an ice cream dish formed to look like a slice of pizza. They're calling it a pizza. It's a and then pizza, but it's pronounced a pizza. This slice is on a vanilla cone with strawberry basil ice cream topped with strawberry sundae sauce. Okay. Grated white chocolate parm. Oh. And white chocolate basil leaves. Oh, interesting. There's even a little bit of cocoa on the crust. Yeah. So your fingers will feel some of that classic New Haven char, they say. Oh. In the past, they've done ice cream tacos, ice cream cheeseburgers, ice cream clam chowder.

12:17No, thanks. And ice cream lobster rolls. I don't think about anything seafood in that. No. So it is all sweet and it is all ice cream. It's just in the shape of. Yeah. I can go with that. It's like the tacos. I love the ice cream tacos. Maybe I have those. Like it's a waffle cone. It's a waffle cone, but it's in the shape of a taco. And then they fill it up with the ice cream and the stuff. And then so you eat it like a taco. This is what it looks like. Can you see it? Wow. See, it looks like a little, you know, that totally looks like a pizza. Yeah, I don't know if you can see that, but there's a guy eating it right there. It totally looks like a piece of pizza. You guys. It looks fine. Mm-hmm. And it's supposed to be right downtown New Haven. Tell your son to go get some of the slice. Yeah, I see what he would think about that. He like ice cream. Does he like pizza? Oh, he likes it. He loves pizza. And he likes ice cream. He likes ice cream. You have to like the flavor of basil. Otherwise, you're not going to like that. A lot of basil involved there. Yeah, just.

13:17Strawberry. No, but strawberry basil ice cream too. Oh. Now, speaking of food, the girls scout. The girls scout latest cookie is a dog treat. What? The girls have a special surprise for dogs in the household. On the today show yesterday, maybe some of you saw that, the girls' scouts announced they will introduce patch pals. When the next cookie season kicks off in January. Okay. They are soft baked, blueberry muffin flavored cookies for dogs. The patch pals were developed with a company called Bark. Uh-huh. And they're intended to celebrate the bond between people and their pups. I may be wrong, but I believe blueberries are very bad for dogs. It may be grapes I'm thinking of. Ah, grapes I know are not good for dogs. Right. Yeah. Although I think my dog has probably had some grapes at some point.

14:19Dogs can safely eat fresh or frozen blueberries in moderation. Never mind. Okay. They're good. It's great, though. Yeah, grapes are not good for dogs. I know that. Uh, there is a dog on the front of the box. It clearly says dog cookies. Okay. So don't make the mistake when the new girls scout cookie season and they're right outside of the grocery store. Oh, by some. Oh, patch pals. That looks great. Right, Al. But Al Roker yesterday on the today show, uh, did taste one. Yeah. And he said they're not bad. Hmm. Okay. Uh, they'll only be. Oh, I guess they they won't be at the grocery store because they'll only be available online for direct shipping. And that'll start in January. That makes sense. So you won't make a mistake. Yeah, you can't. Well, that's good. There also will be another addition to the girl scout cookie world. Something called sparkables.

15:20Hmm. Listen to this. oatmeal cookies with chocolate chips and sprinkles. They were specifically created for people with food allergies to avoid the nine major food allergens. And you can sign up for all of the girl scout notifications on their website. Uh, you go to their website and then you text the word cookies to a number. It's five, nine, six, one, eight. And then you'll get all the latest girl scout cookie news because we need more girl scout cookie news. Why, but why does this new oatmeal situation have to be for the allergy people? That sounds to lit. Opens my favorite. I love that. I think you let me know. I think that just happens to be. I know, but then there's no eggs or milk or butter or cinnamon or. Right. I guess so. Yeah. If they're nine allergens, so we have eggs would probably be one for sure.

16:20Flower. Uh-huh. This is the first ever allergy friendly cookie. What's in it? Yeah. There's this sparkables. Hmm. There's the today show. There's the cute doggy on the cover. Does it have aleroker eating one? That's not showing that yet, but. This sparkables thing though. I want to know the ingredients. How much would it take you to how much would you have to have to eat one of those. Chucky dog bones dog bones are one of these. Well dog bones first and then that aleroker did it for free. You give me a grand all you want. How much do I have to pay you? I don't know. A couple hundred bucks. Twenty dollars. The only thing is they're so. Those are just. Chucky and dogs are like.

17:21Yeah. I think they use them to clean their teeth. I don't do the regular milk bones anymore with her because she's got. Like green. You know, she's got a melody. So I do the bacon strips. I don't know what that means. But there's a lot of food. And they're actually called that. Like that's they're made for. To put a pill inside that's pretty good. Good job dogs. Well the first company. So the state cuts they're usually really chewy. And we got a big bag of them and they were perfect. I can make a little hole. A little hole and put it right in there. But then the next few batches are too. So they're not going to be. So they're not going to be. Chucky kind of so they'd flake. And then that would give her an opportunity to really dissect what I was given her. And once that happens for get it. Forget it. So I don't know why the consistency. So then I had to go with the real. Actual pill pocket.

18:21It'll make things easier. Should be there today. Order day yesterday. Yeah, I had a woke up to a. I was scared this morning. I. You know both alarms woke me up like I was like oh geez. So right away I'm like kind of messed up. I look at my phone and then there was activity. In front of the house. Oh no. Like at one thirty in the morning. Oh no. And I looked at the thing and it was somebody dropping off a. Amazon thing. And one thirty in the morning. One thirty in the morning. Yeah. I don't like that. When it gives you the option. And well I think it was my daughter. I think it was me. But yeah it's. When it gives you the option and says it we can have it here between. You know four and six a.m. I know thank you. I don't want that. Nobody needs something. I'm surprised. Surprise that they will even. I mean it seems to me. Like it would be a little dangerous. Like if you're just a regular Amazon person and you know they're working all the time anyway. But like if you're coming up to a house.

19:21And you're you know it's all dark and it's the middle of the night. And you're walking up to the front door. I think a lot of things can go wrong. Yeah and people could easily follow you. And then it'd be easy to steal stuff. It seems like it. I don't like that middle of the late night delivery stuff. Not at all. Not at all. And then Kali will be joining us later in the show. But the thing that we talked about with her on K HQ this morning. This was a social media thing yesterday. Things that used to be free that now cost money. Yeah. And there was a whole list of them. Including but not limited to phone accessories. That's the big one. Used to get an iPhone in the you know the box. It would have the charger. And it would have the headphones. And now you get nothing. You get a cord and you'll like it. Yeah. That's it. You have to buy the brick separately. That's ridiculous. Yeah.

20:21How do they get away with that? That's the number one thing that people are upset about. And I don't know what it is for like droid people. I don't know if that's if they're in the same boat where they buy the phone. And then they got to buy all the accessories. Might just be iPhones that do that. Concert tickets. We're all dealing with that whole thing where it's like you. You know an online ticket. And then there's a $30 service fee per ticket. Yeah. On some of those. So I was saying it on the thing. I went on regal on the regal site. This is not a secondary market. This is the regal site to buy two tickets for. Well Monday. I guess we went to see the movie. $4 handling fee. For what? So I had to do it early because it was filling up. But so if I go to the place, then there's not a handling fee. But that is new. I've never seen that before. I buy tickets online all the time for the movies and I've never seen a handling fee.

21:22How did they get away with that? What is it? There's nobody. I'm the only person involved. And then where does that money go? It's just another way to add to the ticket price without saying that the tickets are. Yeah. I don't know. And it was already because he's not a kid anymore. So he's a regular person. And so am I. Although he kept saying. Just do the senior thing. How old do you have to be for senior? I said, I think it's 65 because you can do it. Stop it. I said, fine, then you can be 12. I'll be 65 and you'd be 12. How's that? We'll just, we'll just lie to save $1.5. So conscience big one. And then the checked airline bags. The last, the last place was Southwest member. You get the, yeah, I just everything. You just. I used to be so. And now every, that's how they get you. That was a 30, 30 or 40 bucks. I think it's 30 for the first one and then 40 for your second bag.

22:22If you do that. If you, with Southwest, if you have a few use points, I believe you get a free bag. And I, I have a Southwest card. I was under the impression that if you, you have a Southwest card that you could do it. But I think there's something to it. Like you have to use your points or you have to, I don't know how it works. You're supposed to though when you have a Southwest credit card. Get a little bit of a pro. I like the, the whole business model for Southwest, how they started all that kind of stuff to me. And obviously they're smarter than I am. But it seems to me, why wouldn't they just raise the prices on things and then keep your marketing. You know, gem of, hey, we don't charge for luggage. Even though they raised the prices that would cover that. So they have to know something why that wasn't the better idea. I don't know. And the seating situation. Yeah. That had a lot to do with people taking advantage of the early boarding.

23:23Yeah. Because then this way, I don't know if they charge extra for certain seats on Southwest. Like Delta, they are ridiculous. If you buy the bottom of the barrel ticket, which if I'm just going to LA or Seattle, I'm buying the barrel. You know, well, you're in the seating section, e or F. I think it's F for finally you get to board. You get to know your seat when you get to the airport. Right. So now they have an up charge. If you want to know what seat you're in, then they have an up charge. If you want to pick your seat yourself. So it just to get to know what your seat is, you have to pay extra. You would they pick it. But then because otherwise such a prize, we don't know we're going to put you. And then you get to pay extra for certain seats. And then you get to pay extra extra for early boarding. And it just tax on and on. But like all the things you used to be able to just pick your seat. Obviously, you're not going to be in first class or business. But how did that become an extra charge?

24:24It's amazing. That's how they get you. Yeah. That is the next thing on the list is the seat selections on our people are people are outraged. Yes, they are. Something's got to change. Yes. And you used to be able to get like real food on a plane too. Now, even the long flights, it's, you know, it's a bag of peanuts and pretzels and then a drink. It used to be they have a little snack pack or something. And I mean, those days were not that long ago. You can buy that. Yeah. That is all that's all September 11th stuff too. And they said, oh, we can't have real food anymore. We can't do this. We can't do that because of the utensils. And then they were able to scale back and they were really able to. Yes. And then YouTube without excessive ads. So those of you watching us on YouTube, how does it work with the ads? I mean, we're on. Do they just randomly throw a commercial right in the middle of us talking and then it picks up where we're done when the spot's done.

25:29So I think that that is exactly how it works. Somebody I love to tell us so. And then parking parking used to be if you found some, you know, somewhere on a nearby street, you know, you just park there. Everything's fine. Well, no, they got slots and then they got the little code and then you got to download the thing and then you got to pay. And then how long will you be there and what's your your license plate number? Because we've been having meetings downtown weekly and sometimes twice a week. I use the little app. I spend a lot of money on parking lately. That's the beauty of the casino. If we could just talk about the casino. They're never going to charge you for parking. You can park there for you while you go. You can park there. Stay overnight and leave your car there while you go to the airport on a trip. And then they'll come back and get you afterwards. So I see so many people that'll say, oh, we're leaving for our cruise tomorrow.

26:31So we're staying over here. We're going to take the shuttle. I'll leave our car here. A perk. Do you have to stay there to get the shuttle? I think you do. I think you need to have like a hotel. That would make sense. Yeah. Okay. So Carlos says, if you watch YouTube through duck duck go search engine. There are no ads when we're watching you two yehose win win. I don't know the other viewing and YouTube since I only use it to watch you guys. Regina says. Nice. Thank you. Random two ads while talking but can skip them. Sometimes you can sometimes you can't. Melissa subscribes to premium so no ads. Bobby says I have an extension that kills the ads. Oh my gosh, we're getting Linda. Oh my gosh. Linda says. I'm going to have a few ads run and then have you back to YouTube to catch up what you missed during that. Uncle Jimmy says yes. It a YouTube interrupts your show. Yes, the commercials. That's from Kathy. And then what we make some money on that though right?

27:33Yeah. It says every 20 minutes or so from Scott. Yeah, it's pop up. Oh my gosh. April says yes, watching you on YouTube. It's hard because. I'll be talking and suddenly a commercial will start and then we miss what you say until the commercials over so annoying. I know but do it for us. Yes, right. How about here is out. Just put it on a computer somewhere put it over there and then you can listen on the nonstop local app. Yeah, but we just let it run. Yeah, yeah, let it run though. Yeah. Let it run. Sometimes I'll do that when I'll go home. I'll click on YouTube and find us. Uh-huh. Just to make sure that all looks good. I can see how it looks on here, but it's, you know, it's a computer screen to see it on the big TV. It's like, oh, okay. Then I can adjust the cameras the next day. We're learning and growing. And then also if you've missed anything, go download episodes. Yes. We're coming up on our two year anniversary. This is a very important time. It's only a little bit of time left to get on the plaque.

28:35There's only a little time left to accomplish what we want to accomplish in a two year period. That we need your help. So we really need a push to. I would love to have it be a half million downloads of the show. By the end of the calendar year. Oh, and right now I think we're. It's like 400 and maybe 430,000. So we need like 70,000 more in the next like three months. We can do that. Just do it. We had a tremendous week last week. Did we? Yeah, pulling back the curtain. It was. We had our three best consecutive days in a row. Really? For downloads. For downloads. Three in a row. What were they downloading? What was it? It was those. It was those shows. Yeah, it was very good. Yeah, it was. So yeah, if we, I mean, if we have that, we're going to.

29:37We got a shot at it. Yeah. But then that would be kind of cool to say we start 2027 and then this, like, this show, like us, this, not me, you. Two Yehuz. By all accounts, two Yehuz. A half million downloads in a couple years. Pretty good. Yeah. Pretty good for us, little guys. Yeah. They thought it wouldn't last. Look at us now. That is kind of something. It is very something. Yeah. So anyway, that's, that's very nice. Yeah. So as Molly clearly stated, you know, download a lot of the podcasts. Mm-hmm. Even if you're seeing us live, relive it. And if there's ever been a time where you are going to jump on YouTube nine o'clock today would be the time. Where you're going to have a live pick in the studio. Yes. And I also realized we didn't really clear it with anybody here. I did mention it to news and they want to interview the pig. So they know the pigs coming. Well, then that's our out. Well, we told news. We did it for the news people.

30:39I think it'll be all right. I just don't know how big the pig is. So we know we want it on camera. We'll have lots of pictures with the pig. Well, I think I'll give the pig my seat, maybe. Or if the pig, if it's, if it's not too big, I'm, I'm going to hold the pig for a while. Yeah, you should hold them. I love animals, all of them. And I want to hold the pig. I'm actually very excited to go out to the fair and see all the animals this year. I really enjoy that. They're just. Yeah, they're fun. Fair starts on Friday. Yes. And then one other thing that used to be free now we're paying for is pizza delivery. Now we're not talking about the pizza tip. Remember when the pizza guy would come or pizza girl and you'd get the pizza and then you'd pay and then oh, here's your tip. Well, now when you order like online, there is a delivery fee. Yeah. And then that's put on to the overall and then from there, you're supposed to tip. Yeah.

31:39So they're adding, so you're basically tipping on the delivery fee as well. It's who gets the delivery fee. I that's my very well, if you look, if you go to Uber Eats and you start. We're going up and then you see, oh, it's this and then you know, you want to you want to press the tip part that gives you the best. Who does because if you do want to says thanks and then next is you're great. Next was your awesome and next was your extraordinary or something. So you want to do well on that. Then you look back and you see there's this extra whole charge for. It's the delivery fee. Sometimes they'll say zero delivery fee for certain hours on Uber Eats. But they're getting you. They're just nickel and diamond. It's just yeah, you get of Uber Eats. What if we ordered breakfast? Oh, yeah. Should we order? Yeah. We're going to order some Uber Eats. Really? Oh. I'm hungry. I didn't bring any food today. Should we have? I thought I had a bar in my bag. I usually always have one.

32:39But I remember now, well, I actually have, I have two in my golf bag. I think that's what I did instead of putting one in my work bag and one in the golf bag. I put them both in the golf bag. So I have bars in the car, but that's a long walk to the parking garage. I've got to go downstairs and back up the stairs. And it's just one of those little cost-go bars. But there's Rosie's restaurant. Rosie's? Yeah. What's Rosie's serving up today? Well, it's... Don't order bacon. We don't want to smell a bacon in here. No, no, no, no. No, no, no, no. We're not going to do that. That's not... That would be mean. Yeah. Oh, boy, most of it is... Well, there's like... Hmm. Breakfast sandwiches and stuff like that. Yeah. Doesn't that sound good? Heck, yeah. But not the... There's burritos and burrito bowls. Yeah, but a lot of it has to do with... Ooh, I know what I'm getting. Yeah. Well, order some food. During the break, we're ordering their boom.

33:40I said it. And no bacon. No bacon, huh-uh. I remember... Took my older starter to Disneyland. We did the... With the magic morning, they call it, where you get to go into the park early. Yeah. And they have a breakfast thing for you. And then you get to... I think it's like two hours before the park actually opens. Yeah. Well, they had piglet there. And they have all the little characters I had. Winnie the Pooh and piglet. You know, all the little... E-or, everything. Yeah. So we're eating the breakfast. And then I had some bacon on my breakfast plate. And then little piglet was going like this. It was pretty funny. That was funny. Yeah. That's pretty good. And I'm playing the part. All right. Christy wants to know what the prize that the casino was this past weekend. It was the suitcase. Yep. And it expands, you know. Yep, it expands. And it's got rollers and it's like a hard shell. I think it's the only hard shell luggage piece of the month.

34:41Oh, okay. There's four prizes. One free each week. Hmm. Pretty good deal for us. I was telling Leslie Loathe about the free prize. Because I mentioned, I said, oh, she said, what do you do? And I said, I'm going to see you know, give my free prize. What do you mean free prize? And I explained, Camus Cups, she said, so they just give you free prizes. I said, not always. You've got to. Sometimes. Sometimes not. Depends. And she said, well, I want a free price. I said, we have to become a Camus members. So, but I, well, okay, how do I do that? Well, let me show you. Oh. No. I didn't. Yeah. It's pretty good though. And I can honestly say, I think the quality of the prizes is always pretty good. It's very good. Yes. I still use the weed whacker from, I don't know, how long ago was the weed whacker? For five years ago. Yes. And it's the, it's still great. I believe that is. And the garden, garden tool month or whatever it was. With the big clippers.

35:41It was funny the year, the one, there was, it was a set. And they were just connected by the fun of plastic, hard stuff. And it was a small clipper and a giant clipper. And we all had them walking around the casino. We all just had big clippers. What could go wrong? Sometimes you have stick knives sometimes. Yeah, remember the plates? I still have some of the plates. Yeah. A long time ago. I remember there was a luggage thing. It was before I was ever on it. My friends Pat and Heather were on it. And I didn't even know about the free price thing. Like it was before I really ever played. And it was, it had a cool design to it. And it was a really nice set of luggage. I couldn't believe that they were, and then my favorite is the bedding. Oh yeah. The pillows, the comforter, the sheets. That's my favorite. And then a throat. That may be coming around again. I think you do that almost once a year. Right around the fall is kind of their thing. I have a couple of different sets.

36:42I think maybe, I don't know why. Maybe it was the same stuff that came around. But anyway, I have it in the RV. And then I have another one. Yeah. It's good stuff. Well done.