March 26, 2026 | Wake Up Classy 97

Okay, I'm going to need you to look something up really quick.

If you go to Screen Crush on Facebook, they have posted the first images of the new Harry

Potter TV show.

The show will premiere on HBO and HBO Max this Christmas, and they've shown some pictures

of some of the actors that will be portraying these characters and these characters in these

roles.

I want to see what you think.

How far do I have to scroll?

It was posted 20 hours ago.

Oh no.

I haven't really been to their page.

You popped up in my like recommended thing.

Did you find it?

Okay, yes.

So you open them up big, so you got Harry pushing the cart with headwind.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Good looking Harry Potter.

Not bad, right?

Yeah.

Good looking Harry Potter.

Yeah, he's the next image.

There's the Ron Weasley.

The Ron looks great, right?

I think he looks cool.

And you got Hermione.

Hermione?

Yeah.

Looks good.

Dumbly door looks great.

Dumbly door looks awesome.

Really digging that.

Okay.

That guy is Snape.

He looks very bad.

Oh man.

He looks like bad as a villainous.

As in dark magic bad.

Yes.

Yeah.

He is the...

Ooh.

Isn't that interesting?

So that, let me tell you the actor's name.

So Dominic McLaughlin is Harry, Alice, their stout is Ron, Arabella, Stanton is Hermione,

John Lithgaugh is Dumbly door, and he didn't notice that that's John Lithgaugh.

It is.

And this is Papa Sadoo, I guess, his name is Snape, a very, very interesting looking cast.

I think it's great.

Lithgaugh looks great.

Is it a new story or they're just doing?

So it's a series.

So I imagine, you know, all the parts where people go like the book was better than

the movie, but a lot of people have only seen the movies, and there's a lot of differences

and there's stuff that's left out, and there's additional things that you're developing

at that time.

Now they will have the time to tell those more in-depth things.

So I don't think it's going to be necessarily shot for shot, I think it's going to be a lot

of like, you get to hear some of the nuanced stuff.

I'm positive there will be plenty of nods to, you know, things that were said in the

book.

I mean, the punchlines are the punchlines, so I'm sure a lot of that stuff will still

be the same.

The casting is great.

I really like the casting.

I did not know that was John Lithgaugh.

I'm still even looking at it going like that, doesn't it?

Right.

Even looks like John Lithgaugh.

It does in his mouth.

Like, if you look at his mouth, you're like, okay, okay, I can see it there.

But his eyes, I mean, they really gave him some furl brow.

Yeah.

It really kind of, with the big wizardy beard, it's really good.

So, super cool.

Oh, I'm kind of excited about that.

It looks really great.

Have you seen the Hagrid?

No.

No.

So if you look up the HBO Hagrid, he looks great too.

He looks really, really good.

Oh yeah.

Nick Frost.

It's Nick Frost.

I know.

Yeah, I know.

It's great.

Yeah.

That's perfect.

And he looks really good as Hagrid.

I love Nick Frost.

Yeah.

That's perfect fit.

Actually.

Yep.

No.

Anyway.

I'm not mad about any of it.

Christmas on HBO and HBO Max, a new Harry Potter series.

Cool.

Hey, guess what?

What?

Here's today's show.

Can you tell me what November 1st, 2025?

And March 26th, 2026, have in common.

Does it have something to do with the weather?

No.

Does it have something to do with people?

Sure.

I don't know.

I got no guesses.

Those were two random questions.

That's it.

That's all the questions I have.

I mean, you could ask 18 more.

Okay.

Does it have anything to do?

We were not going to sit here and play 20 questions.

How about you just tell me?

On November 1st, 2025, the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated Toronto Blue Jays in the World

Series.

Okay.

November 1st, 2025, baseball ended.

Okay.

Is opening day.

That's what the two dates have in common.

They are the dates between baseball.

Now spring training has been happening and everything else, but today is opening day

of baseball season.

Baseball goes from March to November.

That's right.

That's.

And I'm going to tell you spring training started.

When did spring training start?

It's too long of a season.

These baseball players need a break.

Spring training started.

Hmm.

Because they start doing these workouts January 14th.

Okay.

So from November to January 14th, there's no baseball.

That's.

It's too much, guys.

It's a lot of baseball.

That's too much baseball.

It's a lot of baseball.

Okay.

Well, if you're a baseball fan, I bet you're loving it.

Oh, it's a big.

It's a big, big deal.

Yeah.

How can they play that many games with 30 teams, they have 30 teams of baseball, 30 baseball

teams.

No way.

Yeah.

30 major league baseball teams.

No way.

Yeah.

I did not.

I don't.

I don't like baseball at all.

You know why?

Because it's boring.

Nine innings.

And then your score is always like one to three.

Yeah.

Nothing happened.

Baseball is so boring.

I will fight anyone who disagrees.

Okay.

Well, it is major league baseball's opening day.

So what does that mean?

I don't know.

What does that mean?

Okay.

But really, there's 32 teams in the NFL.

That's right.

And they can get through a season like that.

So why does it take baseball that long to get through to where they need to play everybody?

Do you know what I mean?

Well, and then they got to do it all in a series, too.

Yeah.

So they're going to have seven games.

Yeah, exactly.

It's too many games.

It's too many games.

Play one game.

Win or lose?

You done.

Like, I knocked out.

You know?

Yeah.

I don't know.

I don't, I don't watch.

I played on a softball league a long time ago.

Same.

It was fine.

What position did you play?

Dude on the field, wherever they needed me, where did, where, what position do you think

I played?

Left field.

Nope.

Right.

Oh.

That's okay.

That's where I wanted to be.

And then every time a lefty came up, I went, oh, no, oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

don't hit it toward me.

I'm out here to look at the grass in the airplane.

I'm not here to do anything.

And that's when I always second guest while I was on the team.

I was like, well, who invited me to do this?

Did you like batting?

No.

No.

You didn't?

Why did you play?

I don't, because my friends I wanted to play and I'm a sucker for hanging out with my

friends.

I see.

And I thought it'd be fun.

And it actually was a lot of fun.

I was just terrible.

I was very, very bad.

Okay.

That's probably the sport that I am the worst in.

And I'm bad at a lot of sports.

Okay.

Well, listen.

The Dodgers won the series last year.

They won the year before in 24.

They are getting ready to kick off their gig kick off.

What do they even call it?

I don't know.

You can't kick off.

Anyway, T off.

Yeah.

They're playing T ball out there.

Here's what this story says.

The gang is back seeking to become the first national league team to win three consecutive

world series.

They're going for the three Pete.

Okay.

Three baseball, everyone who watches the Savannah bananas.

Oh, banana balls, fantastic.

That's the only baseball I want to watch.

And banana ball is sweeping the nation.

I know it is.

You can't get tickets.

I know.

But they're also like starting additional teams and the good banana ball because it made

baseball fun to watch.

Yeah.

That's right.

But they're also like junior banana ball leagues too, where kids can grow up in banana

balls environment, doing the walk-ons, doing the dances, doing the stuff so that they can

they can grow up and then become professional banana ball players.

Cool.

I think that's great.

I think that's cool too.

Yep.

I'll agree with you.

Banana ball.

Something else.

I'd go watch banana ball.

Same.

Not for the same reason that you want to go watch banana ball.

Where are you going to watch banana ball for the whole all the fun of it?

Why am I going to watch banana ball?

Some of the guys don't wear sleeves.

That's not why.

That's not why.

Because I know how you are about shoulders and biceps.

Yeah.

I do like that.

Yeah.

Happy opening day.

All right.

Here's some good news.

A lot of college freshmen are just trying to get used to new student schedules, but not

Lindsay Goodwin, Lindsay's busy reviving a piece of Virginia history is the co-owner

of a nostalgic general store in Old Town, Portsmouth, again, this is in Virginia.

And inspired by the old-fashioned shops of her childhood, Lindsay, who is a full-time

student at Virginia as a Wesleyan University, has partnered with her dad to create a store

filled with historical charm and family vibes and the shop has quickly become a local

favorite.

Cool.

A lot of people are drawn to the shop, they stop in and they tell Lindsay how much the

space reminds them of the home that they grew up in.

Even as she's balancing a full course load, she's staying focused on keeping the shelf

stock at the and the neighborhood spirit high and is learning life and business lessons

along the way.

It has like the old cash register, it's got a lot of the foods like canned in, you

know, jars, she's got on her apron like it looks like the old-time shop.

The old food.

No, I think it's, it's current food.

No, I know.

It's just packaged.

But how does she find that?

How does she find current food in old packaging?

I imagine she probably has different local distributors.

Yeah, local people make in the food, they probably do some of themselves like a jar

of pickles, right?

Homemade pickles and then she's got like candies and homemade hot sauces and you know, jars

of pastas and all kinds of stuff, it's pretty neat little shop.

It's really cool.

That's cool.

Yeah.

And did I see what the name of the shop is?

Do I know the name of the shop?

I don't know, you didn't say.

The marketplace in general store.

Cute.

Great name.

Why did she just wanted to bring back an old piece of history?

Yeah, so her and her dad are kind of doing this whole thing, bringing back an old,

timey general store you can walk in and get yourself some foods and groceries and whatever

and you can also, you know, kind of have that feel.

So yeah, so she's got locally made gifts and artists and items, classic candies and

treats displayed in glass jars, home goods and small batch pantry staples, thoughtful

keepsakes, keepsakes aimed at visitors and long time residents alike.

So.

What are the prices?

Did she charge more because it's like a cute, kitschy thing?

I don't know.

Because guess what?

I'm sorry to tell you, no matter how cute it is.

If your pickles are more expensive, I'm not going to buy your pickles.

I'm just being real.

Even if it, even if it is worth it, how is it worth it?

Like are the pickles better?

I bet.

I'll buy one.

There it is.

Old town.

I'll try it.

And if they're better, then I might be willing to shell out more expensive pricing.

All right.

I'm looking at some pictures.

They've got a little small refrigerator section.

They've got a produce section, some nice shelves, some local art in there.

Ooh.

I have this like local art.

Candy and little barrels.

I like candy.

I know.

With a little scoop.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That's what they got going.

Cute.

How fun.

Yep.

It's good news.

Oh.

I was just going to say, nice project.

Is March Madness still happening?

Yes.

Okay.

Yeah.

So here's the thing about the tournament that I love and also don't necessarily like.

The first like four rounds, I guess the first, definitely the first two rounds go by

like just a wildfire.

They're, I mean, it's just game after game after game after getting, they're starting

up like every, every 30 minutes, you're getting another game.

Right.

And it's all day for like four days in a row.

And it's fantastic.

I love that part of the bracket.

And then.

And then like is, oh, well, we could play some basketball, I guess.

So March 19th and 20th is first round, March 21st and 22nd, the second round.

And then you get into the sweet 16, which is today and tomorrow.

Okay.

We're already at sweet 16.

Yeah.

I, I don't matter anymore because I, my team busted in the second round.

I picked Gonzaga to go all the way.

I know.

It happens.

Gonzaga.

It knocked out by an 11.

It happens.

I know it.

So now it's there.

There's no, there's a third seed going in.

But that's okay.

Oh, but it doesn't matter.

So today we've got the sweet 16 and tomorrow, we've got the sweet 16 and then the 28th

and 29th.

So for the next four days, we've got the sweet 16 and the round of eight or the elite

eight.

And then April 4th is final four.

Okay.

And then the final game, the championship game is on April 6th.

So we've got four days now in a row of some games.

They don't start up as quickly because aren't as many teams to get through.

Right.

So it's a little bit slower madness.

Where do you stand in the, in the March madness work pool?

All right.

Looking at it.

Yeah, you're first.

Yeah, I'm tied.

I'm tied for first with peaches from cave.

Okay.

I want Kennedy to win.

She's in fifth.

She's, yeah.

She's in fifth.

Kennedy.

Okay.

But listen.

Here's the deal.

If like between the two of us between myself and peaches, we looked, we do not have the

same bracket.

Okay.

We have the same score right now in the, in the first couple of rounds.

I beat him by one point in the round of 32.

He beat me by two points and that is how we end up tied, but you both picked Duke to

take it.

That's right.

We do have different paths to get there to get to the final game.

Yes.

Okay.

That's good.

Okay.

Yeah.

So there will be a clear, clear defined winner.

Yeah.

It's going to be Kennedy.

I don't know.

I'm going to look.

She's the only one that has Houston to win.

It gets knocked out.

A lot of stuff changes real fast.

There are three of you that picked Duke.

That is correct.

There's a lot of stuff that gets shaken up.

Good saga.

Yeah.

Oh, man.

I'm so mad at that.

I'll never play March Madness again.

Oh, whatever.

Until next year.

I haven't even paid my fee to play in this office pool.

You got to get your money in.

Got to catch me.

You're right here.

I'm in charge of it.

They're going to catch me.

Then I'm going to have to pay it.

Yeah.

You pay.

Don't make me pay your debts.

Yeah.

Pay my debts.

That's rude.

Pay your $5.

I will.

I just never have cash.

Can I just Venmo?

Venmo the winner?

Yeah.

I mean, I guess.

Because I have to go to the bank in order for me to get $5.

I have to go to the bank and pull out of 20.

Or?

Or?

Or what?

Just do a cash back.

I could just do a cash back.

When you're at the store anyway.

I could.

I just always forget.

Would you get me one while you're at it?

No.

I'm not paying your debts.

Oh, rude.

Well, good luck, Kennedy.

Yeah.

I'm rooting for you.

Okay.

We've been trying to eat better.

Yeah.

Okay.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And last night, Emily said, I want to cook dinner.

And we said, great.

And she saw a recipe online for macaroni and cheese.

Yeah.

So she wanted to make her own macaroni and cheese.

And it called for a pound of mozzarella, a pound of Colby Jack and a half a pound of

sharp cheddar.

And I said, at the grocery store, do you want to just get the pre-treated stuff?

And she goes, no, you got to work for it.

I want to, it tastes better if you have to grate it yourself.

And I said, fine.

So I get home last night and she's in the midst of great and cheese.

Yeah.

And she was tired.

Uh-huh.

And there was cheese everywhere.

It was flying everywhere.

It looked like.

Um, I tried to make it a little bit healthier.

So I got some pea protein.

I think they're pea protein noodles like chickpea.

Uh-huh.

They were good.

I like the noodles.

So I got the protein noodles and I got turkey bacon because she wanted to add bacon.

So I got turkey bacon.

So I tried to make it a little bit healthier, but it was not.

I mean, because of the amount of cheese, one serving.

And I put in the recipe that she gave me into the food tracking app that we use.

And it, uh, and it was a lot.

I know.

I was looking into 12 servings and each of the servings was 679 calories.

Sheesh.

Yeah.

I didn't even put it in my log.

You didn't?

No, because I didn't have the points.

And so I didn't.

It's not how tracking works.

I just know it.

I know it.

Did you add?

Okay.

You added everything in there because there was like heavy cream in there.

Yep.

Okay.

All of it.

Yeah.

It was not.

It was delicious.

Oh, it's very good.

And I'll never complain about somebody else making dinner.

Never, ever, ever.

And she watched her dishes when she was done.

Yeah.

Well, and then I cleaned up the rest of them afterwards.

So that was a good deal.

All right.

I'll go add it.

Yeah.

I don't want to.

But I will.

If you look at your calendar, how many days have you been over?

I don't want to say.

Okay.

You don't have to.

I'm just curious.

I've been over one one day since I started this on March 2nd.

One, two, three, four, five if I count yesterday.

Okay.

So just a handful.

Yeah.

I know.

But I have considerably less calories than I do.

You bet you do.

So it's really easy for me to go over.

Yeah.

When at my work, there is turtle brownies laying around.

Yeah.

I don't, I don't have that issue.

But I also, I don't have a big sweet tooth in general.

So it's, that's not my, my thing.

My thing is portion size.

And I've been really working on that.

But also my issue is I'm an emotional eater.

And so when I'm, if I've just dealt with somebody cranky, then I'm like, nope.

I deserve a treat.

If I'm stressed out, I go, nope, I deserve a treat.

If I'm mad about something, I'm like, nope, I don't want a treat.

If you're just going to the store, you got to get a treat on the way.

If you pick up our daughter from anywhere, you got to get a treat on the way home.

See, there's a problem.

Oh, I know there's a problem.

It's treats.

Yeah.

I'm full aware of the problem.

Or is it called in the app snacks?

But I'm also doing my habit tracker.

And one of my, one of my things to avoid is what I called sugar bug.

Because there are days where I'm like, I need some snacks and I could eat a ton of chips

or I could eat licorice or whatever it is, whatever old man candy I can find laying around.

And so I've been really trying to not have an X on sugar bug day.

I think I only have like two sugar bug X's.

Same.

So I'm trying really working on it.

I just, I knew that that macaroni and cheese was high.

And I said, well, there's a lot of this.

She made a huge pan of it.

That's right.

So we had to bring it for lunch today too.

Well, I tried to keep the portion small there as well.

Thank you.

I tried.

But I only had a few pieces of Tupperware.

I looked in the fridge last night when I was trying to decide what to pack for lunch

and I went, I should really just pack a salad, but I don't want that to go to waste.

Right.

Because there's, I spent a lot of money on cheese.

Right.

48 pounds of cheese in it.

That's a lot of cheese, man.

But that's, that's part of the name of the recipe.

So I assume it should have cheese or else it would just be Mac.

It was probably one of the best.

It was a healthy macaroni and cheese that I've ever had.

Yeah, it was really good.

Most of the time they don't have any flavor.

Yeah, that's one that you could make for like a potluck or like a big family meal and

be a huge side for like a feast, you know, like with turkey.

Some people have macaroni and cheese for Thanksgiving.

So I'm saying you could make it for that.

Yeah.

If you wanted turkey bacon in it, which was a smart, healthy choice.

See?

It's just the pounds of cheese.

Cheese.

Yeah.

It was delicious, though.

So you know how they say like you can't teach a new dog, a new tricks to old dogs, old

dogs, new tricks.

That whole thing.

Yep.

Yeah.

So I kind of feel that way today.

I've been sitting in this room.

I've gone through changes of equipment.

I've gone through learning curves.

So for some reason, this one's got me.

I got these new fangled buttons.

That's a cool hip term that kids are saying.

New fangled.

New fangled.

Yep.

Okay.

So I got, I used to have this box that you see here that I'm working on removing because

I keep reaching for it because of muscle memory.

Uh huh.

So I'm working on removing this from my reach because I keep trying to do the old thing

but this doesn't work anymore because it's been replaced by fancy new equipment.

And I've got to reteach my whole body to do a different motion than I'm used to.

And it's kind of caused a couple of hiccups this morning.

It's been, uh, it's been a little bit of a challenge for me.

So I just, uh, I wanted to say it out loud.

So if anybody hears weird gaps or time things aren't like just clicking, it's because

I'm learning something to you after so many years in this room.

So that red button you have pauses things, right?

And the green button stops starts.

So this, the red one says, we're going to talk.

So I push the red button and then we talk and then we're done talking, I hit the green

button.

Okay.

So these ones are super noisy.

They're like arcade buttons.

You can hear them.

They're like, yeah, they're, they're, they're crazy.

And then this one up here is the, is the dump button, which we have a delay so that

if anybody says anything, not appropriate for our air, we can push that button and it

erases it from, from going over the air.

So I have now, but you never had to use that, I've never had to use that button, which

I'm grateful for.

Now's a good day.

Let's not, let's not, I would prefer not.

I know.

Now, you're the, the old box that you had with the buttons, those buttons are clearly spaced

apart.

So it was probably really easy for you to push one or the other.

Yeah.

I mean, and these, these ones work a little bit differently.

They aren't soft touch because they're like, they're like arcade video game buttons.

And so like, when you hit it, like it was serious, and I could, I could sit and hold

it down and then let go.

And when I let go, it would do the play function.

Well, now if I, I mean, these are soft touch.

So like, if I touch next to the buttons, you can see it, like, stuff happens and I'm not

pushing the button.

I'm just touching them.

Oh, yeah.

So they have soft touch.

All these do.

Like, if I, I do any of these, they all have a soft touch functionality.

That's a little scary because what if you drop something?

Yeah, don't drop something.

I mean, I'm not getting intent to, but now I've got these little ones.

They're smaller.

They're closer together.

I already had an issue where I went to hit a red and I hit a green on accident.

Yeah, not bon Jovi out.

I didn't mean to.

I didn't mean to hit the knock bon Jovi out button.

Or Jon, bon Jovi.

But I made it okay.

Anyway, I'm learning.

I'm learning new things.

Old dog, new trick.

Yeah.

New buttons.

Good for you, buddy.

I feel a little bit disoriented, but that's why I'm trying to get this out of the way.

I think if this isn't here, I won't try to reach over because there won't be anything

to go.

Oh, yeah.

I'm trying to, I'm working on that right now.

Okay.

Well, good luck to you, bud.

Thanks.

You're doing great.

You want to learn them?

Why?

I don't want to.

Simple.

Okay.

I just don't want to.

I mean, there's really only a couple you have to deal with.

This old dog does not want to learn any new tricks.

Got it.

Got it.

Got it.

Got it.

None of them.

No new tricks.

Nope.

I'm going to just keep doing what I've always been doing.

Don't try to teach me anything new because I'm not going to learn.

All right.

Well, I'm going to push the new button and it does this.

There is a guy who has gone viral for, I don't know if it's the right reason or the wrong

reason.

The internet seems a little bit split on this.

He's on a date and this woman has posted a video of him using the unlimited breadsticks

at Olive Garden and the salad to turn it into a DIY Olive Garden sandwich hogey.

So he split the breadstick open with a knife, put salad in it and ate it like a little

breadstick hogey.

Why?

Why would you do that on a date?

Do you want to have a second date?

Right.

Yeah.

Clearly you're going to scare that person away.

Yeah.

But also why do that at all?

Just eat them separately.

That's how he eats his breadsticks in the salad.

If you want to dip your breadstick in the salad, do that up to none.

So he was cut it open and then he's using those big metal tongs they give you to pick

up a little pieces and croutons and olive and onion, whatever it could build is hogey.

Everyone does something similar to this, right?

Like we all have a version of stuff that I have one of my trying to say here.

Like putting fries on your cheeseburger.

Yeah.

Sometimes people do that crunching up chips to put on a sandwich.

Absolutely.

Sure.

I haven't done this in a long time because I haven't been there, but it arbees.

There's a nice concoction of horsey sauce and arbe sauce.

Yeah.

You like to mix them.

And I have told people when we've gone there before with friends, I'm like, don't watch

me do this because this is a weird thing that I do when I eat this.

That's right.

But I haven't been there a long time.

Created the perfect concoction.

Yeah.

But then you also leave curly fries in the sandwich.

Oh, yeah.

You use the curly fry to kind of spread it around and then you put the curly

fry in the sandwich.

Why did you pad it?

Because it's so good.

It's so good.

It's so good that way, but I really have told people don't watch.

This is a weird thing.

I do.

Would I ever do that on a first date?

Yes.

No, but also if you're going to be you, be you.

Right.

So I can't.

I don't want to judge him too harshly because that is the way that he likes

to eat.

And hey, guess what?

It saves time probably.

You're eating your salad and your bread stick in one go.

So this video is on TikTok and it's got like millions of views.

Commenters are saying this is a major green flag and saying that she may have found her

future partner, former Olive Garden servers have chimed in in the comments and they say

that this hack is legit and worthy of a second date.

Some people are saying, hey, maybe you go to Texas Roadhouse and see what he can do with

that bun.

Who knows?

Who knows what he could do with that role?

Texas Roadhouse rolls.

Yeah.

What could he do with that?

Sky's the limit.

I mean, who knows?

Sky's got something going on.

It is kind of a green flag just because it's like, okay, maybe that is really delicious.

And also, he's like, I know what I like and I'm not going to let you hold it back.

I feel like this is something he did when he was like 11 with the family and they were

like, come on, Brian, what are you doing?

And he was like, nah, I got this.

Don't worry about it.

They're like, good luck to the woman who ever finds you.

And then he goes on his date and he's just being 11 year old Brian and he's 11 year old

Brian sitting there making his salad hoagie and whatever her name is Julie.

I don't think it's that.

But anyway, she, I don't know, I'm trying to find out her name's Maddie.

Maddie.

Oh, it's so close.

Yeah.

So Maddie here is like, I don't know about this.

I don't want to date an 11 year old Maddie, just give it a try.

Don't knock it until you try it.

Yeah, right?

Did he make you one?

That's the real question.

That is the real question.

Did he go, hey, let me make you a little salad hoagie.

You're going to love this.

I kind of want to try it.

I'm not opposed to trying it.

Take your little Olive Garden Roll, slice it open, stuff it with salad, have a bite.

See if you like it.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

And that's what I know about that whole ordeal.

I don't know if they got a second date, I don't know, but I know for now, Brian, whose

name I made up, and Maddie, whose name is actually Maddie.

What if he's got, he's got something everywhere, like that's just the Olive Garden thing, right?

But if you go to Red Robin, he's like, watch what I can do here.

Yeah.

He's going to steak fry with sauce on the inside.

Let me show you this.

Just stabs it and injects it with whatever they call their campfire sauce.

Campfire sauce, stuff, steak fries, you know?

He's got a bad idea.

I mean, try it out.

I want to go eat with Brian, but show me what cool thing you do at this place.

Yeah.

He's got something everywhere.

So I'm just saying this, but over the past, like half hour or so, there is kind of a bit

of a standstill on I-15 South of Pocatello.

It is affecting all the way up to the big Y, the big interchange.

It's traffic seriously backed up.

There is a crash on I-15 Southbound near center street in Pocatello and all lanes are blocked.

So it's standstill traffic on I-15 now affecting I-86 at the Y for anybody who's trying to

go Southbound.

And this has been going on for roughly 30 to 40 minutes or so, but the crash is blocking

Southbound.

I-15 near mile marker 69.

They are saying consider alternate routes and expect delays.

So if you are headed South on I-15 toward Pocatello, I expect to see a major slowdown

and backup of traffic from that new interchange all the way down to the Clark Street exit.

And traffic has backed up quite a ways there.

So if you have a way to avoid I-15 in that area, whether that's going through town and then

hopping on South, clear down by what is it, the Mink Creek area, that kind of area.

If you can do that, that's going to be a better way to get you through that sort of traffic,

but I-15 Southbound terribly backed up right now because of an incident of vehicle crash

near your center street.

So that's all the information I have right now, but just so you know that is happening.

Be careful everybody.

Yeah.

Um, yesterday I was asked if my husband, you, me holds me back.

Hold me back.

Hold me back.

Hold me back.

Hold me back.

No, but it was less physical like restrained, I guess is what he said.

Do you feel more not restrained either?

That's not the right word.

Now I can't think of the right thing, but it was more like when your husband's around

do you feel like you can't fully be yourself?

And I said, absolutely not.

I said, I feel, I feel more that way around other people, I go, but around my husband,

that's the most I am myself.

Well, that's nice.

And I thought that was an, it was just an interesting question to ask because yeah.

Was the person asking, asking because they themselves do feel like they're in that kind

of a situation where they feel like they're, they feel like maybe they're not able to

be them.

No, we were talking about playing jack box game.

Okay.

I do.

Jack box is a game you can play everybody has their own phone and the game is displayed

on the screen.

Right.

And there are different, different games you can play.

There's drawing games and there's rap games and there's tons of different things.

So we were talking about playing that.

And then we were talking about doing it as a group, like a co-worker thing.

And he said, should we invite spouses?

And somebody said, yeah.

And somebody else said, no.

And then it was, well, are you more restrained when your husband's around?

Hmm.

And I said, no, no, in fact, were you the one that said, no, no, don't invite your spouses.

No, I see him enough.

No, I did not.

It was you.

It was you who said, no spouses.

I think somebody else had no spouses because I won't be able to fully unleash on my way.

That's interesting.

I don't know that I've ever been around co-workers and been like, I just need to fully unleash

right now.

Like, I feel like if I'm around co-workers, I'm more reserved than I would be.

Like I'm good when you're around.

Maybe that's the word.

Yeah.

That's what I said.

No, I feel like I'm more reserved around everybody at work.

Sure.

But when I'm around my spouse, then that's the most myself I ever am.

Right.

Because the last thing I want is to have to have a Monday meeting where people are like,

boy, you were something else on Friday.

Like, I don't need that in my life.

You know, like if we had a Friday afternoon, get together, my barbecue thing.

Right.

And somebody was unhinged.

I'd be like, no, I don't need that.

Get in the work environment.

I'm not, I'm not a get unhinged kind of guy anyway, but you're not.

You definitely are not.

But you know what I mean?

Like I would, I would not like to be in an environment where work people are like, like

not being judgmental, but being like, you're outrageous.

Like, we didn't know you had that in you and now we've seen a whole different side

of you kind of thing.

That would be more uncomfortable for me.

Yeah.

I see people at work more than I see a lot of people in life.

I would like to be on good terms with people that I work with for the sake of a positive

work environment.

I don't want to spoil that.

Well, right.

And you never know what so and so is going to take to HR.

Yeah.

Oh, could you imagine what it needs that?

What if HR is the culprit?

What if HR is the one that goes off the rails?

HR.

And you go, whoa, it's always HR.

They're always the crazy ones.

Yeah.

Nah.

Interesting.

That is an interesting question.

I do not feel like you hold me back or keep me more reserved or anything like that.

Do you feel like I, I do that to you?

No, that's what I said.

Yeah.

That's what I told him.

I go, no, absolutely not.

Right.

When they said, would you like spouses?

You said, no, absolutely not.

That's not what I said.

I didn't comment at all about it because I went, listen, if this is going to happen,

it's going to be during work time.

Right.

Because I'm not coming on my personal side.

That's another thing, right?

That's another thing.

Like seeing co-workers outside of workspace is strange, too.

Yeah.

Where you're like, oh, you own jeans?

Yeah.

I know.

I didn't want to know that.

I picture you in business attire.

Yeah.

If I'm going to be around you guys, I'm going to get paid to be around you.

Right.

Yeah.

I don't want to see anybody's jeans.

If anybody shows up in painting clothes, I'm out.

We've crossed into a new territory.

I don't want to know what your painting clothes look like.

What?

Yeah.

That's a real specific.

I see.

Like, actually, that's very, very specific and has happened where I saw somebody in painting

clothes.

And I went, no.

You're not talking about like somebody's making art.

No.

You're like, I'm painting the walls of my house.

Yeah.

And I saw that.

Yeah.

That's what I'm saying.

I saw them in the clothes where they were like, I'm doing yard work.

These are the clothes I wear when I'm gardening and doing sweaty yard work.

I don't want to see that in a coworker.

I don't.

I don't want to know that you own a second wardrobe.

I want your business cash stuff that you wear to work and that's it.

I don't want to see your personal clothes.

I didn't know this about you.

Yeah, I don't.

It's super off-putting.

It's like seeing your teacher at the grocery store.

I'm like, they don't exist outside school.

Yeah.

You live at the school.

Right.

You don't come outside.

That's exactly the same as an adult.

Now I've seen your painting clothes.

I don't want to.

Quick question.

Did the person you see in their painting clothes?

Did they have holes in their t-shirt?

I don't remember.

I don't remember that detail.

I just remember I went, that's jeans, not slacks, and that's a old shirt and your hair's

in a cap.

A yuck.

A cap.

Yeah.

It was a lady.

Kind of painting cap.

Just a hat.

Just like a hat.

You're in a cap, but it's got paints splatter on it.

I'm going to need to know what this was.

You've never talked about this before.

Yeah.

It's disturbing.

I don't like it.

That's hilarious.

Yeah.

Okay.

So let's have a painting party with our coworkers.

No.

I've done it.

It's awful.

You miserable.

I don't like it.

I don't want to know people's personal wardrobes outside of what they comfortable

wearing to work as a professional.

There are some people that their wardrobe looks like paint clothes, and I go, okay.

You've made a choice.

That's fine.

Or haven't made a choice.

Yeah.

That's fine.

You put zero effort.

Yeah.

You have that.

That's fine.

When I wear shorts to work, I'm wearing like nice shorts.

I don't wear gym shorts to work.

Some people show up to work in gym shorts, and I go, what do you do?

Are you going to the gym?

Did you just play basketball?

Yeah.

Is this PE class?

What are you doing?

I just got off the courts, man.

Yeah.

Oh, yeah.

The courts.

Yeah.

The courts, it's what they call them.

plural.

Yeah.

All right.

I've played many games.

You should have showered before you came to work.

Okay.

Picture this.

Your favorite treat.

My favorite treat?

Yeah.

You're stuck on treats.

No.

This is a hypothetical situation.

Okay.

Your favorite treat.

Okay.

Say it out loud.

Brownie.

Okay.

Somebody brings brownies to share with the office, and there's a note that says, help yourself.

Okay.

What do you do?

Well, am I currently in my diet phase?

No.

Okay.

So I can eat it.

Yeah.

And not feel bad about it.

Correct.

I would cut a piece and eat it.

Okay.

Would you just have one?

Well, yeah, because I know other people in the office want to have some.

Okay.

Now, my brownie size is going to be determined by how much is left in the pan.

If I go first, okay, here's a better thing.

Pre-cut it.

Bring it pre-cut.

Okay.

What if it's not pre-cut?

Bad times.

Am I first or am I like half-pan?

You're, let's start with first.

From first, I'm being conservative.

I'm going to take a nice little corner piece because I like that, like the crispy edge

and the soft middle.

So I'm going to get, I'm going to, if I'm first, I'm getting a corner.

And I'm going to, I'm going to cut it.

It'll probably be like that.

What?

Okay.

Two inches, two inch square.

Okay.

That feels appropriate.

Okay.

Two inch square.

What if you're like fifth?

So it's already been cut.

If I'm fifth and that's half the pan, I'll probably get a little larger piece because

of larger piece.

Because I'm not coming back for more.

If I'm first, there's more of an opportunity to come back and get another little small piece.

Okay.

But I've also left a lot for everybody else.

If I'm half-pan, I'm probably going to get a three and a half-ish size because I'm

not going to come back.

Or if I'm lucky and I come back later in there, some left.

Because all the people who went before me are coming back for their second one.

Yeah.

Okay.

So let's say it's early in the day, right?

And somebody has sent out an email, hey, I brought brownies.

They're in the, are they're in the kitchen?

Go get a brownie.

Help yourself.

Help yourself.

And you go in there, but you're a little bit later than everybody else.

It's a nine by 13 or an eight by eight.

It's a nine by 13.

Oh, good size pan.

Good size pan.

That's important.

It is important.

And you are late to the game, but you know that not everybody has partaken yet.

But there's not a lot left in the pan.

Maybe there's just one row left in the pan.

Are you taking a small size or are you taking a big size?

Not big because I'm going to, I'm going to take an appropriate size.

So that's why I said pre-cut.

You have to pre-cut.

If you want people to be, not that people aren't going to go, I'm taking four pre-cut

pieces because people are people.

Yep.

And they're going to go, I really love brownies and I'm taking four of these.

This conversation eludes to a litmus test of common courtesy.

And I think there are some people who disregard common courtesy for their own treat obsession.

Satisfaction.

That's a better word, satisfaction.

The reason I bring it up is because I read a story yesterday, well, it was just a social

media post that I saw.

And somebody had brought in a bag of Tim Tams.

You know what Tim Tams are.

It was like a cookie.

Yeah.

But they're in like a sleeve, like kind of not different than an Oreo similar to that or

a fudge stripe.

And somebody had written just a note on there that said, help yourself.

Yeah.

And when she came back a half an hour later, they were gone but one.

And she was like, half an hour.

Yeah.

I bet if I put a tray of cookies out here and I said, help yourself.

And I had 12 cookies, they would be gone within 30 minutes.

Crazy.

Yeah.

People like goodies.

Don't they?

Oh, yes.

Yeah.

Okay.

That was curious.

Yeah.

If I had 12 cookies on a plate, people are taking more than one.

12 is not enough.

I'm just saying.

And if I had 24, they're gone within an hour because people are taking more than one

guaranteed.

Well, you got to have one now and one for later.

And I think that's where people get in their head.

They go, I mean, I want me to eat this one now.

And then after lunch, I'm going to have another cookie.

But I better grab it now so I have more because they're going to be gone because everybody

grabs two.

Yep.

You're right.

And then what?

The lattice in the office shows up and cuts one and a half.

And then I go get out even cookies, you take the whole cookie or you don't take a cookie

at all.

I know you feel that way about donuts, but even cookie.

Any treat.

Don't leave a half a treat.

Take it all.

If you only have fine, if you want to have a conversation with somebody in the office

about splitting a cookie, fine.

Don't leave half a cookie.

You'd be so mad at my office, my other office.

I don't care for that.

They're having things all the time.

Yeah.

But they're coming back and having half and half and half and half.

You should have just taken the whole thing the first time.

Quit it.

There is a TikToker who does, it's called Trust Your Gut Trivia.

I've seen this.

You and Emory have been doing these regularly and I over here, I'm sometimes when I'm

walking around the house and then I go, oh, that's the answer.

That's the answer.

That's the answer.

And then you guys look at me like, hey, you're not playing it.

Yeah, we don't appreciate that.

What I think is fun is sometimes we answer both of us at the same time.

And a lot of times it's the wrong answer that we say, but we say the same wrong answer.

That makes me giggle.

You both say the wrong answer or you both say a different wrong answer.

So we both say the same wrong answer.

And that's hilarious.

And then you'll come in from the kitchen and say, the right answer.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And is that why you don't like it?

Kind of, but I so.

Because I have the right answer.

It was an A, B trivia.

So see your way out.

Oh, wow.

Wow.

Do you have an example of some of these questions that I knew the answer to that you did

not know?

No, we just played the other day and I was trying to think of one.

I know that it asked the capital of Ireland and we both said something totally wrong.

Yeah.

But we said the same wrong answer.

And then it was like, Dublin and we were like, yeah, I knew that.

Yeah.

But it gets tricky because you have to answer quick fast.

Yeah.

No, it gives you like one second.

It's so quick.

I mean, yeah, it's definitely like two seconds.

So you have to pressurized.

You have to answer fast.

Right.

If we were just playing the other day, you don't remember what question you answered.

What's it called?

You don't even wait for the answer to be completed or the question to be completed before you answer.

And I don't like that.

Wait for the, wait for the question to be finished.

Is it because you don't know the answer to all the questions been answered?

No.

Because sometimes I know the answer, but you have to wait until that's how jeopardy

works.

Alex trip back would be so mad at you.

You're not answering in the form of a question.

And he's also not giving you the answers.

So the questions are formulated wrong.

It's not jeopardy.

Doesn't matter.

What's it called?

It's called Truster Gut Trivia.

Yeah.

Wait for the question to be finished.

Why?

Be cool.

Okay.

Here we go.

Truster Gut Trivia.

Is that the profile that is posting this stuff?

No, I don't think so.

No, it's not.

This is like a, this is not it.

That's not what it's called.

Let me see.

That's what he always calls it.

Because Truster Gut Trivia on socials is like a trivia night thing that happens in

some town.

Okay.

Okay.

That's not it.

It's more like a rapid fire trivia question.

Okay.

His name is Preston Dash Trivia.

That's his account.

Preston Funwith Trivia is what I see on.

TikTok here.

Okay.

That's probably the one we follow.

Yeah.

You get one second to answer.

Yeah.

Yeah.

What I find, sometimes I don't know the answers to questions and every does and I'm like,

wow.

Yeah.

I got a real smart kid over here.

What are you?

Keep your friends close but who closer?

Enemies.

Yeah.

See?

This is how quick it goes.

What social media platform could you poke someone?

Facebook.

Right.

This is how it works.

That quick.

Yeah.

Next.

Are you going to keep it?

Well, I'm just what ship brought pilgrims to North American 6020.

The main five.

I didn't wait for you to finish.

Exactly.

I'm a hypocrite.

See?

Which African country has three capital cities?

Egypt.

South Africa.

Oh.

Yeah.

Anyway.

That's.

It's super fun.

Yeah.

I like it.

I like it.

Which peanut's character has a cloud of dust around him and you were longer in one second

but you were correct.

But that's how fast it goes.

It was the first man to step foot on the moon.

Neil Armstrong.

Yes.

Miles Davis.

What?

I just want to say all the wrong answers and just see if everything's a madame.

I was trying to do it and be like, are you impressed with me?

I don't think she was.

I was getting a lot of the answers right and I said, are you pretty impressed with me

right now?

And she was like, yeah, I know.

But it didn't really sound like she was.

Well, I will continue to butt in and say the answers before the question is asked because

apparently that's what the people in the house like.

He don't appreciate that.

So watch your video.

It was quiet.

Play your own trivia game.

I was.

It just happened to be the same one you were playing at the same time.

On the same device.

It's fun.

I like it.

It is pretty cool.

I like it.

And they're just general knowledge stuff.

Yeah.

Pop cultures in there sometimes.

Yeah.

Some geography.

Yeah.

Some sports stuff.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Got it all.

Got it all.

I didn't pack a lunch yesterday for work.

Now I work in a place that's within walking distance of a lot of food areas.

Sure.

It's really easy to figure out what I would like to eat for lunch, order it oftentimes.

I can order online or I just pick up the phone and then I'll go pick it up.

I'll just walk to pick it up.

Yesterday I was a little bit late in deciding that I was hungry for lunch and I went, oh,

it's kind of late.

And I checked the calendar to see if there were going to be people in the office for coverage

so that I could walk down and grab my sandwich that I ordered.

And I noticed that most of the people in the office were going to be headed to a meeting

soon.

And so I went, it's not going to be ready in time.

So there's no way I'm going to go, there's no way I'm going to be able to go pick it up

because I'll be the only one left in the office, right?

So then I went, what should I do?

And I hemmed in a hot for a minute and then I went, I'll just, I can door dash.

But that seems silly because it's just down the street.

Like a block.

Like I said, there was going to be nobody in the office.

And so I had to, I had to do what I had to do.

So I paid a lot of money, about eight more dollars to door dash.

And it made me a little bit sick.

That's insane.

So then the time comes when everybody's supposed to be leaving and I go, I look around and

I said, are you guys going to be leaving for that meeting?

And they said, oh no, that was canceled.

And I went, I spent eight more dollars and I hate door dash because it is a little pricey.

I go, I spent eight more dollars on door dash when I could have just walked down the street

to pick it up.

I was very mad.

I think I was mad at myself mostly.

I'm going to say something here and I'm not being critical.

I'm being observant.

I think that there are times when time treats you differently in your head than in outside

of your head.

And we've had this conversation about my prioritization of time and time management or

whatever you want to call it versus yours.

But I think there probably would have been time.

No, no, no, because listen to me.

They were all leaving at 12.30 when I decided that I was going to order something.

It was 12.20.

And so I said, I still have time.

I could quickly make this order and walk down there.

But when I tried to order it, they said that's not, we're really busy.

So that's not going to be ready until 12.45.

And so I said, everyone's going to be gone by then because they were all leaving at 12.30.

So that's when I said, I'm going to have to just door dash it because then they weren't

going to be back and tell to and I was like, I'm going to be starving by that.

But here's the kicker.

Okay.

When I ordered the door dash, he brought it to me by 12.30.

Yeah.

So I went, why did you tell me it wasn't going to be ready?

Right.

But you made it for the door dasher.

Figure that one out.

It wouldn't have been ready.

They just, they've got to tell you that so that they can manage expectations.

They don't want to tell you it's not going to be ready for 20 minutes and then have you

show up in five and then sit there for 15.

No, I can.

So they're going to tell you it's going to be a minute.

I just went, oh, because I didn't want to have to be waiting there because it does get

busy there.

I said, I didn't want to have to be waiting there and have everybody be waiting for me so

that they could leave.

So was there a discussion or could there have been a discussion if there wasn't of, hey,

guys, I'm going to order lunch real quick.

I'm going to run down and get it.

There wasn't a discussion.

There could have been.

I just noticed when I looked at the calendar that everyone had, was planning to leave.

Right.

But I mean, even if you're going to say, hey, I know you guys have that meeting.

I just ordered my lunch.

Can I run get that real quick?

Would anybody be willing to chill for a minute?

I'm sure they wouldn't.

Because then they would have said, oh, that meeting got canceled.

You would be like, sweet.

I'll take my time.

No pressure.

I'm just asking questions.

Yeah, I know, Josh.

I should have done that.

But I didn't.

So guess what?

I said, I'm not being critical.

I'm asking questions.

And then when the door to ash arrived, somebody goes, oh, where'd you order lunch from?

And I said, this place.

And they, everyone laughed and I said, I know.

I thought everybody was leaving.

Right.

I'm not being lazy.

I could have walked down there.

I realized that I didn't want to spend the extra $8 on an already overpriced sandwich.

Yeah.

I get it.

Oh.

I get it.

I understand.

Anyway.

Does that sandwich place not do their own delivery?

They do not.

Even if you're like a neighbor?

No, because they get really busy during the lunch period.

I don't think they have it.

They should do that.

They absolutely should.

I mean, they could charge $2.

I know.

$3.

They absolutely could.

And they make that up.

For sure.

If it was like within walking distance, courier style.

Right.

And then I wonder if the door dash guy was just laughing when he picked it up and he

checked his destination anyway.

You couldn't just walk down there yourself.

Right.

Lazy bones.

Yeah.

But you know what?

He got a tip.

He did tip.

Because I know you tip.

I did tip.

So you paid more and you tipped.

Yeah.

I know.

I'm already overpriced.

Yeah.

How was your $20 lunch?

It's $22.

Yeah.

Right.

So foreigner was here last night, not here.

They were in Idaho Falls at the Mountain America Center.

Right.

And they had Rigby High School on stage with them to sing.

I want to know what love is.

Yeah.

They had a competition, I guess, to figure out which high school is going to be there.

Oh, it's easy.

I didn't know that.

Yeah.

So they want a contest and they got to be on stage with foreigner.

Yeah.

Good for them.

We live in the contest.

Cool.

Yeah.

What was the contest?

I don't know of the details.

But I know they won a competition to be selected as the school that would get to join foreigner

on stage.

That's super cool.

Yeah.

They got to perform, which is cool.

The president of the Rigby High School Chambers Choir, his name is Isaac.

He said that this was really big for our choir because lately they've been losing a lot of funding

for the program.

Oh, interesting.

And this will let us pick back up.

foreigner themselves donated $500 to their choir program and encourage them to keep pursuing

their dreams.

That's really cool.

Which I think is so cool.

How many students?

I mean, it looks like maybe 20 or something.

Oh, you know, I don't know the answer to that.

And the picture that I saw, it looked like maybe that many.

Possibly.

Something like that.

I couldn't tell you.

But that's what a cool opportunity.

I think that's so cool.

You need to be on stage in front of people.

And you said which song?

I want to know what love is.

I want to know.

What love is that?

Or you in the choir?

I want to know.

I bet they sing it like that.

I bet you're right.

Foreigners sing it like that for sure.

How did the choir sing it?

Probably better.

Very well.

I'm sure they didn't very well because they've had lots of training.

Yeah.

Well, certainly more than whatever that was.

Roo.

This is your comment of even if I'm not good.

I don't want to sing loud and that makes it better.

Yeah.

Sing loud, sing proud.

That's why I tell them right?

Oh, by the way.

What's up?

I dropped her off at her voice lesson this week because it was at a different time.

Yeah.

And she was getting out.

She's got all her stuff.

And right before she got out, I went sing loud, sing proud.

And she went, you did it.

So she was very excited that I knew the line, sing loud, sing proud.

Yeah.

So she didn't go to her voice lesson without a sing loud.

Nice.

And the fact that she was excited about it.

Yeah.

She was surprised to hear it.

You knew.

You did the thing.

So that's good advice for anyone.

Sing loud, sing proud.

It doesn't even matter if you sing bad.

If it makes you happy, sing your little heart out.

Singing is making a joyful noise.

That's the definition.

You make the joyfulist of noises, right, Josh?

I could probably put together a montage of all of your joyful noise right here from the

show.

Over the past three weeks, I probably have 25 of them.

You're probably good.

Here's Chantelle making a joyful noise.

I want to know what that means.

Mine sounded better than that.

I want to know.

Yeah.

It sounds the same.

It sounds the same.

Might I make a suggestion to you and our son?

What's that?

Oh, that is.

If you two are going to talk about formula drift, maybe do it in a separate text group and

not the one that we share.

Here's something I noticed yesterday when we were having a big conversation about formula

drift.

First of all, the one with the three of us in it was the first one that came up.

So it was easy to find.

Uh-huh.

It's pretty easy to just type in his name and start a whole trip.

I have a whole thing separate.

I just didn't want to search for it because that one came up and it was fine.

But I did notice that there were a few times where it looked like you were typing something

but then never sent anything where you're going to type like this is a riveting conversation.

I was going to today find a different text group a couple of times and I was like, that

seems so mean.

I'll just let them have their conversation.

But it lasted.

I just look to see.

Yeah.

Uh, it lasted about 15 minutes.

The conversation that you two had about, oh, James got new tires.

Oh, I really like his delivery.

Oh, I wonder if he's pulling his trailer.

Oh, booth is driving for Odie's team.

Oh, they're calling for him to be rookie of the year.

And every time my phone will go, loop, loop, loop.

And I went, I don't care about this guys.

Interesting.

Is it?

I've been on the other end of this.

I've been where you sit.

Okay.

And I just ignored what was the time was like, I did that didn't I?

Well, you were going to chime in a few times and say, get a different text group.

I wasn't going to say it like that.

What was the thing you've never been a part of?

What?

What was the thing you've been a part of that you didn't want to be?

Oh, you and Emory have had conversations upon conversations in the, in the text with

the three of us.

And you've had a whole conversation when I feel like you should be a part of it.

Oh, but did you see how engaged we were in this conversation?

Yeah.

You guys were talking to each other for sure.

Right.

But I was in it's information that you should know.

It's important.

I didn't read any of it.

Well, then how do you even know that it wasn't for a brief?

Yeah.

I would scan each text and go, no, don't care.

There's cool information in there.

No.

Yeah.

Like what?

Like did you know, Collette is not part of the team.

She has to have her own team this year when she drives where before she was part of

Adam LZ's compound, but now she's not quite because they broke up.

Well, they're on good terms, but they're no longer dating.

Yes.

But they weren't dating, but weren't on great terms last season, but they still had shared

kind of team people.

But now she has to have her own team that she's nothing to do with the Adam LZ compound.

Okay.

Even though they've made amends and they just are their friends, but they're not dating,

drama in the formula drift world.

Oh, right.

She was.

But she bought or was given whatever his trailer to haul her car around.

And so I said, I wonder if she's going to be pulling her car in his trailer or if she's

going to have her own rig because that'd be awkward if they're not part of the same

team, but then they're still sharing gear.

You see?

Yeah, I do see.

And then a couple of people from the compound from Adam LZ's compound are now rookies

this year in the prospect class.

So we started talking about that, which is kind of a cool thing because these new rookies

haven't their first year drivers.

And they're from the compound, which is cool because all these guys are on YouTube on

Adam LZ's channel.

But did you see the list of pro and prospect drivers?

That's right.

That's what we got talking about.

I know.

Prospect.

Prospect.

Oh, so sorry.

I did think it was funny.

It hyphenated a thing that I didn't intend to.

There are no women in the pro driving roster this year.

And what I said was it's weird.

There are no pro women drivers.

It hyphenated pro and women.

So it sounded like a bunch of misogynistic guys.

There's no pro women drivers, not pro women drivers.

It hyphenated it and that was funny to me.

That's a weird hyphenation auto correct.

I don't know these guys.

They're probably pro women, but there are no women professional drivers in the roster for

FD this year.

Not even Colette.

Colette is in Prospect and Amanda is in Prospect.

And there are like five or six women drivers in Prospect, but they're none on the pro roster

this year.

I don't.

It doesn't matter.

I don't want you to explain.

They're just different classes.

It's like a minor league and the major league and they race on different days.

When we go and we do the multiple day thing, the first day is all Prospect.

The minor leagues.

Yeah.

Okay.

And it's fun to watch those guys because they are trying to get their pro license for

the next season.

And there's no women in the major leagues.

Correct.

Correct.

Correct.

Right.

Okay.

But the men who are in there are probably pro women.

There are no pro women drivers, right?

That's what I'm saying.

Anyway, I'm glad you got to be a part of the conversation.

Look how much you learn now from it.

Me too.

I.

Also.

What?

The RTR guys, Vaughn and Ben and James, James Dean is the champion from the past couple

of years.

Their new looks for their cars really cool.

I like James Dean's sausage.

That's Jimmy Dean.

Same.

No, not the same.

Would you rather this or that?

Would you rather have the power to control fire or control ice?

Fire.

Why?

Why?

I feel like fire has the potential to get out of control really quickly.

I can control it.

Yeah, I know.

But how's it going to get out of control?

I can control it.

Why would you need to control fire?

Think of all the things I could do.

You could do so many things.

Like what?

Candle.

Done.

Fire.

Boof.

Next.

Campfire.

Boof.

Oh, campfire.

I want to campfire right now.

No, you don't.

Why don't I?

Because you don't like how your hair smells after you've been around the fire.

I don't.

That's true.

I also don't like a campfire in the daytime, but yeah, I just am ready to go camping with

campfire.

I've been in some camps with some people that do a morning fire and I'm not a fan.

I like a fire at night.

Depends on how early it is.

Like if you wake up early, say like six or seven, because I've done that before it

while camping.

And it's nice to have a campfire that early because it's still chilly outside so you

can sit and watch the sunrise with the campfire.

Here's the thing.

Done that before.

But if it's past eight, forget about it.

I just don't see the point.

Because I plan on when I'm when I'm out there in the in the outdoors, if if I'm getting

up early, it's because I'm getting breakfast on, I'm getting moving and I'm headed out.

I'm going hiking, I'm going fishing, I'm hitting trail, whatever it is, I'm moving to a

different campsite.

If I'm backpacking in a place that allows you to have a campfire, yeah, I've got a

breakdown, I've got to eat breakfast, break down my tent and be ready to go because

we've got to get on the trail to get to our next spot because we've got hours of hiking

ahead of us.

And as a responsible fire person, you have to make sure that thing is cold out.

All you're doing is delaying your morning.

And I'm telling you, if you have to be out of a campsite at 11 and even if you wake up

at six and you're starting to fire, you had better make sure that thing's cold out

before you pull out of that campsite.

Just don't even play with me and campfire, man.

So you're choosing fire?

Yeah, because I can control it.

Yeah, okay.

And there's many uses.

That's a tool.

Because you could extinguish it just as easily as you can start it.

I can control it.

Yes.

I'm going to pick that one too.

You would.

I would.

Sound logic.

Ice.

Yeah.

Morning.

What would you do with ice sculptures?

And that's it.

On a hot day.

Hey, chill out.

Ice, man.

Yeah.

It's like a hundred degrees outside.

Ice.

Peel.

Peel.

Don't slip.

You do the forever fall.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Right.

I'm controlling fire.

Would you rather this or that?

Tonight is pit night.

That's right.

I like Thursday nights.

I like Thursday nights too, because we get to watch the pit.

Do we have?

It's my medical training class.

That's what I do.

I got medical training tonight.

That's right.

I can't.

I can't come to your thing because I've got my medical training class.

And baby Jane doubt.

Okay.

Let's settle down.

Here's the thing.

We're getting down to the end of the season.

I know.

So what I'm seeing is we have episode 12 to night and then episode 13 next week.

And I think that's the season for now.

No.

It's been confirmed that there will be a third season, which I'm so excited for.

But I don't know when season three will premiere.

Do you have any idea?

I don't.

So it looks like what I know about the pit.

If you haven't seen it, um, there's an abandoned baby and they call her baby Jane

doubt.

Yeah.

It's right.

It's taken over the internet.

The third season is said to come out January of 27.

So when we finish next week, we have to wait until you wear.

I'm going to forget all my medical training.

Oh, no.

Man, I'm never.

I'm going to forget how to intubate people.

You don't know.

I do.

No, you don't.

You have no idea.

What's the name of the tool you used to hold open the throat?

And when you intubate, oh, yeah, exactly.

My other favorite thing is there's a lot of videos out there of people because the main

doctor, Dr. Robbie is constantly sanitizing his hands so that there's people that are

just like after watching the pit sanitize.

Yeah.

So first of all, you have to sedate and immobilize the patient, position them in a

sniffing posture and then using a laryngoscope, which I know is not how you pronounce that.

You visualize the vulca cords and then you do the endotracheal tube, right, right,

right.

That's passed into the trachea.

And the cuff is inflated.

The placement is confirmed usually in under five minutes to maintain safe oxygenation

levels.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Big time.

Yeah, I learned all that from my medical training.

Oh, did you?

All right.

Good deal.

I'm going to be sad when it's over for the season.

I know.

What are we going to do on our Thursday nights?

I don't know.

Oh, man.

Not that.

I know.

I just really like that show a lot.

You could take a CPR class.

I got one coming up.

I have taken a CPR class before, but my I've done CPR AD.

I've done that too.

Yeah.

And I've taken stop the bleed.

Yep.

Training.

Yeah, you worked in a school.

You had to do all kinds of stuff.

Yep.

I've also, there's a class that I want to take, but my weekends are not lining up and

I'm busy, but I wanted to take a wilderness first aid class.

There's an overnight ordeal and you get to go out and you get to do.

Oh, serious?

Yeah.

But I can't do it because of calendar scheduling, which is unfortunate, because I would really

like to take a class.

You'd be really good at it, too.

But I actually, here's the thing, just because I make fun of the fact this is my medical

training.

Right.

I'm never going to do, like I have CPR classes, but I don't want to do any of it.

When my, when my boss was like, hey, you want to take that CPR class?

I went, no, because then that means I'll have the responsibility and I don't, no, no,

no, no.

I mean, it's, it's life-saving stuff.

I know it is.

So at the bare minimum, I will have my CPR AED before I go into the back woods for a

week.

But there's no AEDs out there.

They don't have like stocked up on trees and stuff.

Well, in the AED, because I did take that training, too, it walks you through the steps.

Yeah, if you have one, yeah, where to put the pads, the whole thing, yeah, I know.

But that's if you have one, right.