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Fasting at the anniversary. At the
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And I reminded you this morning we
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and I was like, you know
what we need to do. We

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need to make a little fuss to
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because it's not every day that you
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You know, like there are some
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God knows, and celebrity circles.
There are no celebrity marriages that last as

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long as our little business as lasted. It's true, and we're planning on

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going for fifteen years. More so
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a little walk down memory lane and
talk a little bit about Chicks on the

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Okay. So we won't go into
like how we started or anything like that,

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because people can watch that in a
whole other podcast. I think it's

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like twenty one or twenty two or
something like that. We did a podcast

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a long time ago on how we
started, which is a pretty cool,

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serendipitous, divine story on how we
got started, as Chick's on the right

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back in two thousand and nine.
We've been doing this since two thousand and

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nine. But what we wanted to
do is take a look back on just

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some of like our favorite interviews or
favorite memories, some of the videos we've

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done we forgot. I mean,
it's it's easy to forget some of the

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things that you've done in fifteen years, especially when you're in midlife and you

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forget what you had for breakfast this
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the things that have gone on in
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a lot of stuff out there.
But I just quick, like right off

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the bat, I want to ask
you, like what your favorite interview is

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and or event over the past fifteen
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It's hard. You don't have to
pick just one, Like do you have

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a favorite interview or like, oh
my gosh, so couple of favorites.

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I loved that. Very early on, we did an interview with Mike Rowe

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and he sang opera music to us. Yes, he was super awesome and

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he spent like he spent like forty
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of the original Like I like,
what you see is what you get?

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Guy, where I met him,
and I'm like, he is the real

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deal. He's there, He's he
was so genuine and so sweet to us,

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and so he was on my list
too. I really really enjoyed having

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him super sweet man. But gosh, I mean there's been so many I

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loved it when we had Scott Walker
in our yeah, in studio, when

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he was there and he was just
so precious, and I just loved,

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loved, loved that you loved him, you wanted him to be president at

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one point. Yeah, he was
my horse that year. Whatever he was

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was that you called him aggressive,
aggressively normal. He there is himself that

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aggressively normal. I love that,
which means that he was never going to

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win yea because he was so normal, so that I thought it was We

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we've interviewed al Vida King. I
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and the family that she's in,
I thought that was really cool. I

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mean just I mean, I'm like
a nobody, and I'm thinking, I

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get to interview Alvita King, Like, how cool is that? And and

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then I love the fact, like
we interviewed Jannia Broadrick, we live through,

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you know, everything that happened with
the Clintons back in the day and

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being able to interview her was really
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I think my favorite, one of
my favorites was Dennis Miller. Yes,

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and I have actually because we we
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and then he also came to Indianapolis
to do like his stand up stuff,

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and we went and thanks to a
friend of ours who has a mutual

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friend of his, we were able
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so fun, and I thought,
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we were backstage with him and he
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thought were photos but turned out to
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funny that we're like posing and just
standing there like this video. Like Dorothy,

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he was so precious and he held
up our book. He was just

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he was so dear and very very
cool. And then I kept thinking,

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like he that was the Saturday Night
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Was his cast, yes back when
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and all those guys. That was
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least to me, and so I
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And then remember remember when he was
in that movie was Sandra Bullock.

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Yes, The Net, The Net. I love that movie The Net.

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That was so good. Oh my
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He was in great movies like Joe
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Joe Dirt. You probably don't remember
that at all, but he was.

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He's just you know, and now
he's sort of like off the grid because

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he probably he doesn't want to dabble
in any of this anymore because he can,

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you know. But he was his
his reference pool is so deep,

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super smart guy. You and I
saw him, like you said, we

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saw him on concert. He was
and I think that's the last time that

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we really, you know, had
anything to do with him. But he

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was really fun to So he was
one of my favorites. So and then,

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like any events that you can remember
over the past fifteen years that you

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that were super fun for you,
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the most fun. You're going to
be surprised by this by my answer for

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this, but I think that it
would have it would have been the Governor's

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Ball, for the Indiana Governor's Ball. Yeah, when we were tapped to

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do that. I just think it
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those I like bucket list kind of
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this again. And it certainly we'll
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was it's very establishment dy, kind
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but it was a you should be
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clear we am seed that right.
It didn't just go We were actually tapped

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to ms see it. Yeah,
and there were two thousand guests in attendance,

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and it's formal and like all it's
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it was a really big deal.
We were decked out and like formal

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gowns and we were on the stage
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everything. And it's when Eric Holcombe, Governor Eric Holcomb became the governor of

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Indiana and his wife Janet, and
so they tapped us to do that and

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it was I mean, it was
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not super close to them now and
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do that ever again because we're not
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it was a really cool experience to
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do it, and so looking back. It's just something that I'm like,

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I'm glad I did that. I'm
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was definitely neat. I would not
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because I feel like my favorite events
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hosted. Yeah, meet and greets
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of course, is the very first
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September of twenty twelve, and you
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didn't know what we were doing.
We didn't even know that we were going

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to get so many people, but
we ended up having quite a few people

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when we rented out through connections that
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no money. We rented out this
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and to our shock and surprise and
total happiness, Governor Mitch Daniels at

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the time surprised us by being there. And he was. He's another one

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of those guys that's super genuine too. He was always really good to us.

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He always gave us time. He's
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Just to interject, when it comes
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I need to add to that list
just as of last week. Glenn Back

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is one of the additions to that
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major highlight of at least my career
because like he was, he's another wizywig,

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like what you see is what you
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and you don't know what to expect
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He's so not. So that was
a wonderful interview that we had last

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week. So that was super fun. And then back in our radio days,

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this is really just like opening up
the hope chest in the attic,

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see all of our and you're surprising. And she surprised me with these because

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I said, Okay, let's get
some video and she and I'm like,

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let me see some of the She's
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We're gonna surprise you. And man, I started looking through all the

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different videos that we made together and
I was dying laughing. But there were

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so many that there's there's so much
more than what I'm about to share with

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you that I couldn't even we didn't
even know. There's not enough time,

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Like there's not enough time to hit
on the highlights. But man, some

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of these I had completely forgotten about. I was so young. I'll speak

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Well, there was a we did
a recap of some of our hate mail.

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Oh my god, two pieces of
hate mail that were especially hilarious,

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and here is the first. I
like the chicks, but when they start

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talking in their high pitchy voices,
when they speak about I have to turn

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because he don't like you talk about
dogs. Don't like it, I think

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to you either, And you don't
like dogs, My dogs look like you

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either. Do you think that's the
voice that he was referring to me?

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They repeat what the other one says
about ten times in a row, in

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a row, in a row,
ten times in a row, ten times

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in a row. So they're saying, we repeat each other ten times in

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a row, what the other says. What the other one says ten times

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in a row, ten times in
a row, ten times in a row,

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ten times in a row. As
if we would ever repeat each other

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ten times in a row in a
row. We wouldn't do that. Oh

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my god, I totally forgot about
that. I totally did. I wonder

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how Matt's doing. Yeah, I
wonder if you kind of an animal.

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I want my feet. Oh my
gosh. I we still get hate mail,

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but now, but now what we
do is we turn it around.

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And mock is so brutal. She
turns it around and puts it on the

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Wall of Shames so we can make
money off of it. That's right,

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that's right. Here is another piece
of hate mail. And I actually don't

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remember which one this is already,
even though I just collected it. Zach

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said this is my favorite one.
In fact, a dedicated entire post to

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Zach on our website. Chicks had
no business being on during rush hour anyway.

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Everyone is trapped in their vehicles and
can't escape. He doesn't know about

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the buttons, buttons and dials and
you can turn it off and you can

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also get out of your car.
Oh my god, these are good times.

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Oh my god, people in their
hate mail, right, that's I

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think. That's one of the things
that I was most surprised about when we

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started is how much hate we were
going to get and the first couple of

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years were tough. Like you and
I had a tough time adjusting to all

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the hate because we were such nice
people and now we're total bitches. We

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were neither, but we were super
nice and now we developed this really thick

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skin and now we're awful. Yeah, it's because of all the all the

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hate that we received and all the
people calling us racist and white supremacists and

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all the horrible things that they call
us. Because eventually it just kind of

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rolls off and you're like whatever,
whatever. Yeah, sticks and stones Man.

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We wrote a book. We did, and it still exists today in

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the world on Amazon, and it's
still relevant and you should read it if

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you haven't yet. It's pretty timeless. I think the shelf life on that

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is pretty good. Yeah, we
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there was three, right, So
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had Tyler, and we had Maddie. Yes, Maddie was the last one.

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one more, but I honestly can't
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may have been so quick that that
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those are the three big ones that
we had. Yes, and and they,

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you know, especially Felicia and Tyler, they were so talented and they

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always had these phenomenal ideas. And
one time Tyler decided, you know what

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you guys should do, you should
you should do a laugh challenge, and

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so he was basically showing us surprise
videos and we were competing against each other

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to see who would break first.
And I thought it'd be you for sure,

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because you're such You're such a laugher. And I thought, there's I

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got this in the bag one.
I totally I can't believe it. But

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we both lost on one particular round
and it was this, all right,

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I've got this. Oh this is
harsh. This is harsh. We are

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said, oh, no, get
respect, no signs. Why did they

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get respects? Why are they like
the bread dogs. It's like we're like,

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we have to go home and try
that on our dogs. Immediately.

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I have to shove bread on my
dog snoot. Oh my god, that

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was the best. That was absolute. Yeah, there's no way we were

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making out of it that we were
not making it out alive and not not

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laughing at that way. But I
think it was actually Maddie. If I'm

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not mistaken, who convinced us that
we needed to try to do a dramatic

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reading of Was it Cardi By or
Cardi B or China whoever had like the

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most disgusting lyrics ever it could have
been. It was either Beyonce or Black

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China or China. I think it
was Black China. I can't remember somebody

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with disgusting lyrics. We did it
and we looked absolutely ridiculous. And I

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completely forgot about this clip. But
I didn't do here. It is I'm

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a bad suck some If that gets
slick, I'll cut the I'll cut up

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the I'll get the the man won't
shoot her, but I will gun But

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I totally forgot that existed. Same
until write this minute. Where did you

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find that? I it was with
all the other ones from WYBS. I

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cannot believe that exists in the world. The stuff that we did on radio,

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Oh my god, God. And
okay, so like anything before we

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cut out here, anything that you
would want to say that you've learned most

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of all in the fifteen years.
Definitely to have a thick skin and to

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not give a crap or crap load, know what, others think or think

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we should be, or think we
should say, or think we should do,

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or think we should change. Yeah, we have always been the best

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when we're just ourselves. Yeah I
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I'd say for me, it's like, don't be afraid, because too

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many conservatives are afraid to be conservative. That's the one theme I've seen over

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the past fifteen years. So many
people are like, I agree with what

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you say, but I'm afraid to
say it. So I think that that

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keeps us from winning, that keeps
us from doing better as a party.

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And then also, I think the
thing I'm most proud of. I think

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we've said this many times is our
community. We've built such a kick ass

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community. I love the people that
we get to hang out with every single

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day in our podcast, and I
hope we get to do it for another

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fifteen more years. Same same cheers, actually cheers. Indeed, we've got

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some reviews I share that people have
left for us on the Apple podcast platform.

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But before we get to those,
I want to remind everybody about Omaha

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she's including risotto, you guys,
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is a message. This came from surf

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to Right and it says these chicks
are on fire. This spin off from

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Chicks on the Right is just the
perfect ear candy for me. Living in

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SoCal. Sometimes it gets a little
too far left for this seventy year old

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to put up with. It is
so great to hear your humorous common sense

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takes to go along with your political
views. Keep smiling. That's from art

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in so cal I love it nice. That's so sweet. And then eight

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and counting said, seeing through the
lens of of conservative women, I've been

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listening to the chicks from their radio
days then and now they are a part

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of my daily news feed. It
is so hard to get straight talk from

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like minded conservative women. The chicks
definitely deliver. They feel like the girlfriends

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you agree with on everything. Keep
it up, ladies, I love that's

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so sweet. There's so many,
but we'll finish it off with this one,

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because this is great. This is
from Missus Dowd and it says,

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feels like morning coffee with good friends. I look forward to listening to these

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ladies every morning. It feels like
I'm sitting at the kitchen table having coffee

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with my own two friends, chatting
about the day's events, the good,

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the bad, the ugly, and
they always leave you feeling better about all

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the things than when you came in. I even miss them on days they

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don't have their show as they have
become a wonderful part of my daily routine.

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Thanks ladies, keep it up and
ignore the trolls. That's what it's

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all about. That's what our community
is all about. Yeah, so tell

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your friends and join the community because
our community is awesome. It's not just

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us, it's the people that have
come into our community that make it feel

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like that we're one big, happy
family. That is damn right. So

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cheers to fifteen and until next time, We'll talk to you guys later. I