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Speaker 4: Minnesota, Goodbye. I'm going to start off with a new
Speaker 4: unusual little observation. Bailey uses a paper planner, like a
Speaker 4: thin little It's about the size of an index card.
Speaker 4: It's in Hallmark and three and you get them for free.
Speaker 4: And that's interesting because I don't use a paper planner.
Speaker 4: I use my phone, and I think I probably have
Speaker 4: been for I don't know many years, even before there
Speaker 4: was an iPhone, I had a palm pilot. Do you
Speaker 4: remember the palm plallots.
Speaker 3: I never had one of those.
Speaker 4: They were, you know, they were the precursor to the iPhone,
Speaker 4: and they went away, and that's what I kept my
Speaker 4: schedule in before that, I think I also had maybe
Speaker 4: a paper planner. I'm not really sure, but I've always
Speaker 4: been like I love digital gadgets, So even back in
Speaker 4: the eighties, I had a digital gadget that was part calculator,
Speaker 4: part planner, and I think that I've kept my schedule
Speaker 4: on that. But you prefer I like.
Speaker 6: Paper, and I've always used paper. Even when I was
Speaker 6: like twenty two, I just printed out like pictures of
Speaker 6: like each month as a calendar so I could write
Speaker 6: in it. I like them because I can keep them
Speaker 6: in my purse and they just like sit right there.
Speaker 6: They're always there versus my phone is. I don't know,
Speaker 6: it could be like in the other room. Like I
Speaker 6: always know where my planner is, and then I keep
Speaker 6: little white out next to me or in my bag
Speaker 6: as well, so if I need to wipe something out
Speaker 6: rewrite something, I can.
Speaker 4: And that works. And so where it So where do
Speaker 4: you get it free? You go down to the hall.
Speaker 6: Mall market, Yeah, which there aren't very many hallmarks anymore.
Speaker 6: So Yeah, there's maybe like five total around the cities,
Speaker 6: but not like anywhere nearby. So there's one near Mounts
Speaker 6: High School where I coached speech. So I went yesterday
Speaker 6: on a special.
Speaker 4: Area was the front desk or what?
Speaker 3: Do they have them right at the front desk?
Speaker 6: And I always buy a card as well, so I
Speaker 6: don't feel bad for just walking in and taking a planner.
Speaker 4: There's a Hallmark store in Eden Prairie Center. Other than that,
Speaker 4: I'm sure there's one in probably mall of America. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but yeah, I think everybody gets their cards and everything
Speaker 4: either via like CVS or Walgreen or Target. And you
Speaker 4: don't really need to go into a Hallmark store, but
Speaker 4: they do much so much more. They do, you know, candles,
Speaker 4: and yeah, they had ornaments, ornament decorative things like do dads.
Speaker 6: There were a butt ton of ladies in Hallmark yesterday
Speaker 6: when I went in. Yes, they were all like over
Speaker 6: seventy five yep, but it was it was a pop
Speaker 6: in place, and they had cookies by the door.
Speaker 3: WHOA, I got to take these cookie on my way out.
Speaker 4: First email from Kyle says, so Shaboozy's bar song has
Speaker 4: been on the top forty for a long time. Great song,
Speaker 4: great album, but the music video is pretty basic as
Speaker 4: there's probably no budget when they made it. Oddly enough,
Speaker 4: it might be the most stream music video on YouTube
Speaker 4: that was ever made in one single cut, one unbroken take.
Speaker 4: Now that might be. I would also say go back
Speaker 4: and watch Spice Girls Want to Be because that song
Speaker 4: was also done in one unbroken cut and it's really
Speaker 4: super cool. I got two Hot one style questions for
Speaker 4: the morning show crew, since their toes are dipped in
Speaker 4: the music industry. First, do you think the music industry
Speaker 4: cares about music videos anymore? What monetary benefit does a
Speaker 4: music video serve compared to streaming dues, merge concert sales.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I think they do, but I don't
Speaker 4: think that people really talk about the videos like they
Speaker 4: used to. I don't know. I think that if they
Speaker 4: have a great song, they will do whatever it takes
Speaker 4: to promote it. But it used to be, Yeah, get
Speaker 4: a video, make sure it's played on MTV. This was
Speaker 4: years ago. And if you go back and look at
Speaker 4: some of the early videos on MTV, they're bad, like early,
Speaker 4: like all and notes Phil Collins YouTube videos, They're just bad.
Speaker 4: And there were some really creative ones like Thriller and
Speaker 4: beat It in that type of thing. Thank you Von
Speaker 4: and you Smell Good by the way, Thank you, Hey,
Speaker 4: you guys, Von just came in and like moved a button.
Speaker 4: So I don't really know what the industry thinks about
Speaker 4: music video. Second, what kind of influence do you believe
Speaker 4: you had over making this particular song popular. I know
Speaker 4: you're not the deciders, but you must have some say
Speaker 4: in what's worth playing and what's not. Does your popularity
Speaker 4: in this small market account for more than a larger
Speaker 4: market with a less popular listener, bass, I think that,
Speaker 4: you know. I said, Okay, I made this song a
Speaker 4: hit because I found this song back in March or whatever,
Speaker 4: and I said, this song is going to be the
Speaker 4: song of the summer, and then it really was, But
Speaker 4: it would have been the song of the summer without.
Speaker 3: Writing, without saying anything about her, I just.
Speaker 4: Kind of thought it was funny that I really liked it,
Speaker 4: and I was right about being such a big song.
Speaker 6: I said the same thing though, write at the big
Speaker 6: of summer when we all had to pick our songs
Speaker 6: of the summer and I picked Chapel Rone and you
Speaker 6: were like, I don't know what the song is, I've
Speaker 6: never heard of it, And yeah, it wasn't the song
Speaker 6: of the summer, but it was a big song.
Speaker 3: Over the summer. So I invented chapel rone.
Speaker 4: You did invent chapel rone. Finally, love to hear what
Speaker 4: you think. I wrote emails before, but I would love
Speaker 4: a staff writers sticker. Now it's a pretty cool fan badge.
Speaker 4: Love the show. Thank you for everything that is Kyle
Speaker 4: from E Dina and your sticker is on the way.
Speaker 6: I always loved When I was in high school, there
Speaker 6: was a channel called fuse on like like fancy cable,
Speaker 6: and they were like they played the emo music videos
Speaker 6: and like rock and roll and everything, and so they
Speaker 6: had kind of like a TRL sort of deal.
Speaker 3: But it was called.
Speaker 6: Steven's Unentitled Rock Show and it just showed a bunch
Speaker 6: of like rock and roll in emo music videos and
Speaker 6: I loved that show. But I used to like wake
Speaker 6: up early and like sit and watch VH one music
Speaker 6: videos and that was like every morning.
Speaker 3: And now like, I don't remember the last time I
Speaker 3: watched a music video period.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Same. If you know, you might go on YouTube
Speaker 4: and look up the latest Taylor Swift music video or whatever,
Speaker 4: but I don't. I don't really know how they, you know,
Speaker 4: find their audience. Now, I guess if you're a swifty
Speaker 4: or a big fan, then you will go look for it.
Speaker 4: But I don't know, that's a good question about videos.
Speaker 4: It used to be, and you predate MTV, which is
Speaker 4: now forty three years old. MTV came out in about
Speaker 4: September of nineteen eighty one, and I'll just give you
Speaker 4: a little history on it. It was really interesting because
Speaker 4: it first came out just in New York, New Jersey,
Speaker 4: Connecticut that area, and then cable companies wouldn't carry it,
Speaker 4: so you know, like your local cable company wouldn't carry it,
Speaker 4: and so they had a campaign where they would tell
Speaker 4: people call your local cable company and tell them, I
Speaker 4: want my MTV.
Speaker 3: I remember that, I mean just from like a trivia.
Speaker 4: And so there's a phrase like even in the song
Speaker 4: by Dire Straits, I want my MTV.
Speaker 3: That's maybe where I know it from.
Speaker 4: And that song came out in eighty five, right as
Speaker 4: MTV was pretty much everywhere, but people would call their
Speaker 4: local cable company and say, I want my MTV. And
Speaker 4: MTV was something that I didn't have when it first
Speaker 4: came out, but when I got my first apartment when
Speaker 4: I was twenty, I loved MTV. I would sit and
Speaker 4: watch videos, and you would have your friends over and
Speaker 4: you would, you know, order a pizza and just sit
Speaker 4: and watch MTV. There was no commercials back then. There
Speaker 4: were no commercials, no commercials on cable because the reason
Speaker 4: there were no commercials on cables because you're already paying
Speaker 4: for the service, So why would they run commercials on
Speaker 4: a paid service. Then they found out they can get
Speaker 4: away with it, so they run commercials on everything now
Speaker 4: because they can get away with it. Yeah, MTV used
Speaker 4: to be no commercials, just videos. Yeah, kind of cool.
Speaker 3: It's nice.
Speaker 4: All right, here we go next one. Megan says, I
Speaker 4: fucking love one need. I was hollering and clapping in
Speaker 4: my quiet basement home office as I was listening to
Speaker 4: we're talking about blocking the A holes truck until he
Speaker 4: moved his car out of the cart out of the
Speaker 4: handicapped spot. Sticking up for the elderly, handicapped, and special
Speaker 4: needs has always been something I never hesitate with strangers
Speaker 4: or not. My boyfriend is waiting for the day he's
Speaker 4: gonna have to jump in and save my ass for
Speaker 4: calling out the wrong person. But my son has special
Speaker 4: needs and my mom relies on handicapped parking spaces so
Speaker 4: there's some strong protective feelings that tend to jump out
Speaker 4: before the filter turns on. I applaud while Nita for
Speaker 4: doing the same. Big hugs to her from me, which
Speaker 4: reminds me whatever happened to the Dave Ryan five K
Speaker 4: for Special Olympics. My kids and I ran it it
Speaker 4: in twenty sixteen and it was such a great memory
Speaker 4: for the three of us. Thanks for getting up so
Speaker 4: ungodly early to make the mornings bearable for the rest
Speaker 4: of us. Love you guys. Cheers from Meg. We stop
Speaker 4: doing the Dave Ryan five K for Special Olympics because
Speaker 4: of lack of participation. We did it for I don't
Speaker 4: even know, probably ten ish years or so, and what
Speaker 4: happened was there were so many five k's every fucking
Speaker 4: weekend that we would compete with other five ks, So
Speaker 4: we had trouble getting people registering. So we even tried
Speaker 4: a no k one time where it was like, we
Speaker 4: don't run at all, we just drink beer, but you
Speaker 4: still had to sign up and you got a shirt,
Speaker 4: and that didn't really draw many people. But I remember
Speaker 4: one time we're doing the Dave Ryan five k and
Speaker 4: we started on one side of the Mississippi at like
Speaker 4: Boom Island Park, and there was another It's like a racetrack,
Speaker 4: so if you think of like a racetrack, you run
Speaker 4: down the Mississippi, cross the bridge stone Arch Bridge, you
Speaker 4: run up the Mississippi across another bridge. And there was
Speaker 4: another five k the same day using the same course.
Speaker 4: Because there were so many five k's, and we finally said,
Speaker 4: we don't know what to do to make this successful.
Speaker 4: Instead of getting five hundred entries, we got one hundred
Speaker 4: and three entries, so we finally just said let's yeah.
Speaker 3: It was like oversaturated the market, which.
Speaker 4: Is kind of I'm a shame because you know, it
Speaker 4: really was a cool thing and we loved helping out
Speaker 4: with Special Olympics. This one is all the way from Austin, Minnesota,
Speaker 4: the home of Spam. Oh, good morning to my favorite
Speaker 4: morning show, says Jennifer. First off, I want to complain
Speaker 4: about the fast food companies who constantly ask you to
Speaker 4: round up when making a purchase. I almost always say no,
Speaker 4: wondering if they really donate the money to that organization
Speaker 4: when you do round up. Question for you guys to
Speaker 4: round up when you are asked. I was also asked
Speaker 4: if I wanted to tip them when I get to
Speaker 4: the window. What the hell? When did we start tipping
Speaker 4: fast food restaurants? I usually round up when I encounter that.
Speaker 4: I don't see it very often, but like at McDonald's,
Speaker 4: I think it said, do you want to round up
Speaker 4: to give to the Ronald McDonald house?
Speaker 6: Right, well, yeah, sure, because there it seems like there's
Speaker 6: a direct connection to Ronald McDonald house. Because there are
Speaker 6: some places where they're like, hey, do you want to
Speaker 6: round up? And I think this is a giant company.
Speaker 6: Like I know, I'm good, but if I'm at like Goodwill,
Speaker 6: I always round up at Goodwill because I think, like, okay,
Speaker 6: well it's at Goodwill, so clearly this is going to
Speaker 6: go somewhere important.
Speaker 4: Goodwill is a for profit enterprise. You know that, right,
Speaker 4: Yes it is. I think it has the image of
Speaker 4: a charity. Yeah, but I don't think. I don't. I
Speaker 4: don't know for sure, but it is a for profit. Surprise,
Speaker 4: it is not a charity.
Speaker 3: I care about what they do at Goodwill, I don't.
Speaker 4: Know, And that's the question. Maybe somebody knows what they do.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 6: I just know they hire people with like special needs
Speaker 6: and stuff, and I do appreciate that because okay, maybe
Speaker 6: that's what it is, old jobs, and so I want
Speaker 6: them to have jobs, so I will round up the
Speaker 6: twenty seven cents I.
Speaker 4: Round up at Petco or pet Smart. When it says
Speaker 4: you want to round up for homeless pets, are like
Speaker 4: you want to donate five bucks? Yes, always do, And
Speaker 4: there's certain ones I don't round up on. I don't
Speaker 4: round up on a lot of food shelf charities because
Speaker 4: I think people abuse them and I don't and I
Speaker 4: don't even Maybe I'm a dick for saying that, But
Speaker 4: I know people that don't need to go to food
Speaker 4: shelves that, but they go anyway because they don't ask questions.
Speaker 4: When you, let's say, Bailey j Hess walks into you know,
Speaker 4: America Food Bank, Sure Food Bank of America, they don't say, okay,
Speaker 4: prove how poor you are. Okay, show me right now,
Speaker 4: show me how poor you are. They just let you
Speaker 4: go and get your rich crackers and your you know,
Speaker 4: flour and whatever.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But I know people, and they're not friends of mine personally,
Speaker 4: but it's usually friends of mine's rotten kids or rotten
Speaker 4: sisters who spend plenty of money on weed plenty of
Speaker 4: money on pizza and tattoos. Yeah, and then they go
Speaker 4: to the food bank. And so I don't always donate
Speaker 4: to food banks.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, that makes sense. I actually just read like
Speaker 6: an article that says that the food banks in Minneapolis
Speaker 6: right now are like struggling to keep their shelves full
Speaker 6: because people are like using them so much.
Speaker 4: And that makes sense because everything is so expensive, right,
Speaker 4: and and it is hard. I mean, like you go
Speaker 4: to like, you know, cub to buy you know, food
Speaker 4: for the next couple of days, and it's like seventy
Speaker 4: eight dollars. Yeah, and you're like, are you kidding? And
Speaker 4: so food is very expensive. But I don't know. I
Speaker 4: just don't round.
Speaker 7: Up for food.
Speaker 6: But now that I have calculated all my rounding up,
Speaker 6: it seems like yes, I do all the time.
Speaker 4: Okay. Second rant, jury duty? You ever been called the
Speaker 4: jury duty? I got a letter in the mail this
Speaker 4: week to serve at the beginning of the year. It's
Speaker 4: for two months. What this is my third time being
Speaker 4: called to do this A one. I'm only forty three.
Speaker 4: I know it's our civic duty, but seriously, it's soaking
Speaker 4: inconvenient when you're a single mom working full time, and
Speaker 4: with my last two times doing this, I remember being
Speaker 4: such a waste of time, sitting around in a room
Speaker 4: for hours all while the case settles, then they send
Speaker 4: you on your way. Or last time I got on
Speaker 4: the jury, I was the last one, so I sat
Speaker 4: through the entire case only to be dismissed in the
Speaker 4: end because I was the extra so I never got
Speaker 4: any say in the case. Uugha what anyway, Love you guys,
Speaker 4: thanks for making my morning, making my mornings. And can
Speaker 4: I get a staff writer sticker for another yetti cup? Please?
Speaker 4: And thank you? All right, yes, Jennifer to send that
Speaker 4: to you. Thanks to brief for doing that. Never been
Speaker 4: called for jury duty, which surprises me.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I wonder if this person has like a like
Speaker 6: an A, B or C last name or something that
Speaker 6: they're like first on the list.
Speaker 4: It's an F last name.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, I've I've.
Speaker 6: Been called one time and I remember calling in because
Speaker 6: they had you call in to see if you were needed,
Speaker 6: and I called in like the first two days of
Speaker 6: the like week long that I was called for, and
Speaker 6: they were like, Nope, we don't need you today. Nope,
Speaker 6: we don't need you today. And then I forgot to
Speaker 6: call after that, and he never got No one ever
Speaker 6: sent out a warrant for my arrest, So I got
Speaker 6: there somewhere, and it probably.
Speaker 3: Is, honestly, like she never showed up for her civic duty.
Speaker 6: I think it would be fun, but honestly, I would
Speaker 6: live in some kind of like fantasy world, like it's
Speaker 6: twelve angry.
Speaker 4: Well right, and it is. You get jury duty, and
Speaker 4: you sit and you wait, and you sit and you wait,
Speaker 4: and then you don't get you know, on the jury
Speaker 4: you wasted a bunch of times.
Speaker 3: I just want to yell you can't handle the truth.
Speaker 3: I don't think they would like that.
Speaker 4: Please don't say my name, random subject. I'd love your
Speaker 4: thoughts on when is it time to call it quits
Speaker 4: with your company. My husband and I are in a
Speaker 4: unique situation and both work for the same company. I
Speaker 4: was recently passed up for an opportunity in the spring,
Speaker 4: and he was just passed up for a promotion last week.
Speaker 4: In my case, they chose somebody with a fraction of
Speaker 4: the experience that I have. In his case, a less
Speaker 4: experience and less respected people were chosen over him. When
Speaker 4: I asked for feedback from our boss, why I wasn't chosen.
Speaker 4: All I was told was the person who was chosen
Speaker 4: did better than me in the hiring process. Our boss
Speaker 4: is new with the company this year, and neither of
Speaker 4: us have a relationship with him like we did with
Speaker 4: our previous boss, so it's hard to have a real
Speaker 4: conversation with him. My question is, at what point do
Speaker 4: you move on to another company? It feels like we
Speaker 4: have no future here despite giving him eight years of
Speaker 4: our lives already. My husband is admittedly a much better
Speaker 4: human than I am, and is like by damn near everyone.
Speaker 4: It kills me that he wasn't chosen for a promotion
Speaker 4: that he deserves so much, and other people agree that
Speaker 4: decisions made were not right. It's really hard to not
Speaker 4: to play the this isn't fair game, but it just
Speaker 4: doesn't feel right in my gut. I know everybody thinks
Speaker 4: they're a hard worker, but I genuinely feel like we
Speaker 4: both do extra things to help the company out. I
Speaker 4: don't see there being any more promotions for a long time,
Speaker 4: so putting our heads down and working through it feels pointless.
Speaker 4: Love any thoughts that you or other listeners have. The
Speaker 4: first thing I thought when I read your email was,
Speaker 4: we don't quit our jobs. We quit our boss because
Speaker 4: our jobs are our jobs. But our boss is what
Speaker 4: makes an environment either tolerable, wonderful, or miserable. And I've
Speaker 4: worked for mostly great bosses, but I've also worked for
Speaker 4: some miserable bosses. I've never quit a job in radio. Well,
Speaker 4: actually that's not true. I never quit because I didn't
Speaker 4: like it. I quit because I had a better offer,
Speaker 4: or I got fired, or I got transferred, like I've
Speaker 4: been transferred a couple of times. But I would say, yeah,
Speaker 4: fuck them, they don't deserve you. And sometimes people get
Speaker 4: hired because they're younger, or prettier or friendlier, and I
Speaker 4: think seper too cheaper too. But I think absolutely people
Speaker 4: who are very social and well lubricated socially and easy
Speaker 4: to get along with, I think they also get promoted
Speaker 4: faster than maybe people who are a little bit more quiet, yeah,
Speaker 4: and a little more type B personality, a little more introverted.
Speaker 6: Right, No, I agree, I agree. I've never been like well,
Speaker 6: I guess so. I had an internship a while ago,
Speaker 6: and it was for like my dream job that I
Speaker 6: wanted so badly, And at the end of my internship,
Speaker 6: they hired two different positions in the same team that
Speaker 6: I was working for, and one of them was essentially
Speaker 6: the exact same thing I was doing. And I applied
Speaker 6: for both positions and I didn't get either one, and
Speaker 6: I was so mad because I feel like I've gone
Speaker 6: anywhere and I'm the personality higher regardless. But they said
Speaker 6: kind of the same thing that they said to you,
Speaker 6: that it was just like, oh, this other person was
Speaker 6: just a better fit. That other person's not there anymore.
Speaker 6: And I'm like, cool, I would have given you my
Speaker 6: whole life here, but it's fine, it's whatever. But yeah, Dave,
Speaker 6: I've never like quit necessarily or like left a job
Speaker 6: because I didn't like it. I actually stay on too
Speaker 6: long and then have five jobs at once and have
Speaker 6: to like force myself to leave if necessary.
Speaker 4: But I think that one of the reasons, you know,
Speaker 4: people who ask me, they're like, well, why did your
Speaker 4: show never get syndicated? It really is one of the
Speaker 4: best shows in the country, And I honestly think because
Speaker 4: I am not the best at like politics. Sure, like
Speaker 4: I am not the life of the party. I will
Speaker 4: never be the life of the party. And I've asked
Speaker 4: Susan I'm like, you know, our show is so good.
Speaker 4: And there was a time like when we were with
Speaker 4: Lena and Steve and Chris go and intern John and
Speaker 4: I literally I was like, we're the best show in
Speaker 4: the country. Why are we not syndicated? Now, syndicated is
Speaker 4: like it's not just a little bit more money, but
Speaker 4: it's much more prestige. And there are certain shows that
Speaker 4: are syndicated around the country like Bobby Bones he's on
Speaker 4: like eighty five stations, or Elvis Durant is on eighty
Speaker 4: five stations, and then there's Burt who's probably on forty stations.
Speaker 3: She's syndicated round.
Speaker 4: Elilah is, Yeah, she's kind of a different animal because
Speaker 4: she is not necessarily syndicated. She's pre recorded like American
Speaker 4: Top forty.
Speaker 3: Cool.
Speaker 4: So there's a show like Bobby Bones is syndicated because
Speaker 4: he does a show live from Nashville, but it goes
Speaker 4: all around. Delilah show is more like she's not on
Speaker 4: one radio, one principal radio station, flagship radio station. She's
Speaker 4: just all over, but she's kind of syndicated. And Susan said,
Speaker 4: it's because you just don't, like, you know, walk around
Speaker 4: and shake hands. In his babies. I don't do the hustle. Yeah,
Speaker 4: And I will also tell you that there has been
Speaker 4: somebody in this building that says, we don't want our
Speaker 4: morning show syndicated because if they are, they won't be
Speaker 4: able to be local anymore. Now that's a whole other
Speaker 4: can of worms that we'll just dip into really quick here.
Speaker 4: So we are a local radio station, you know this,
Speaker 4: And people say, well, you know, it's great. We're live
Speaker 4: and local, live and local, live and local. That's cool
Speaker 4: because then we can talk about, you know, the IDs
Speaker 4: Tower or the Mississippi River or Mall of America.
Speaker 3: And Kristin from cottage Growth, Kristin from.
Speaker 4: Cottage Growth, and we're local. We can talk about going
Speaker 4: to Famous Daves or going to a little pizza place downtown.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 4: But local doesn't matter as much anymore for whatever reason,
Speaker 4: because Bobby Bones is not local, but he does really well.
Speaker 4: A Big Bang Theory was not local. They never mentioned
Speaker 4: the Minnesota Twins, but it was the number one show.
Speaker 4: Bridgerton never once mentioned Mall of America, but it was huge.
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Speaker 3: Park right exactly.
Speaker 4: Yeah, nobody gives a fuck about Rice Park and they
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