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Speaker 1: Chris is going to wrap us up with some of
Speaker 1: the things we learned today. How do we do well?
Speaker 2: One of the things that happened today is Sandy ruined
Speaker 2: dolphins for me?
Speaker 1: Have dolphins ruined dolphins for you? I just informed you about.
Speaker 2: The thing you and I have to tell me about it.
Speaker 2: I think of dolphins as like one of the smartest
Speaker 2: animals in the sea. Sweet, they live in pods, They
Speaker 2: protect human swimmers from sharks. Incredibly smart, dignified animalsified. And
Speaker 2: then Sandy says that they do this weird thing where
Speaker 2: males will roll over on their backs and peep into
Speaker 2: the air. It's called aerial urination. Yeah, to like let
Speaker 2: other dolphins know I'm a dude, I'm strong, smell my
Speaker 2: pe to find out. Basically, a bunch of animals of
Speaker 2: the animal world use their urine to send a whole
Speaker 2: bunch of information to other animals about about crazy.
Speaker 1: I know, I'm glad we don't humans do that.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, we're more like visual dolphins are all. Here's
Speaker 2: some peed. Let me know what you think. It just
Speaker 2: kind of ruined it for me a little bit. Another
Speaker 2: thing we learned was that whenever you go into places
Speaker 2: and they ask you if you'd like to round up,
Speaker 2: and have you ever wondered like, where does that money go?
Speaker 2: What do they actually do with that money? We heard
Speaker 2: about a girl who worked at Taco Bell who ended
Speaker 2: up getting forty thousand dollars worth of college scholarships. She's
Speaker 2: gonna graduate debt free, and she said a huge portion
Speaker 2: of that money that she got for college was from
Speaker 2: people rounding up when they would go through the drive
Speaker 2: through and pay.
Speaker 1: Which is cool.
Speaker 2: It's cool to kind of have an example of where
Speaker 2: it actually goes, because really it's kind of a big question.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it kind of goes out into the ether, and
Speaker 1: you're like, that helps somebody gets that. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then finally I fire Q and a Sandy asked
Speaker 2: me who my favorite bear was. Yeah, and it's weird
Speaker 2: that I had any No, I didn't. Fozzy Bear, Kermit's
Speaker 2: best friend, drives an ash Rambler comedian Bear tagline, waka waka, how.
Speaker 1: Do you not go with Smokey?
Speaker 2: How do you not like Fozzy? Do you not like Fozzy?
Speaker 1: I just think Smokey serves the greater good.
Speaker 2: Smokey or Yogi, Oh.
Speaker 1: Smoky, Smokey's my number one bear, always has been, or
Speaker 1: Fozzy Yogi because he's clever.
Speaker 2: Pick a nigga basket.
Speaker 1: Yogi's on one mission. That's good food. All he wants
Speaker 1: a huckleberry pie.
Speaker 2: Somebody get the bear a huckleberry pie.
Speaker 1: Let's go get a pick a big basket. Eh, mister Rogers, Sir,
Speaker 1: I need to look out who did the voice for
Speaker 1: Yogi Bear. I don't know who it was. Have a
Speaker 1: you know I was the voice of Ocean Mare. I know.
Speaker 1: I know all of you DC Comics fans you're listening
Speaker 1: to the voice of a master.
Speaker 2: How long ago was that?
Speaker 1: Guy's been a lot? I know you're item My timing
Speaker 1: was bad because they did all the movies and stuff
Speaker 1: with what's his name the ja.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're saying it could have been you instead of
Speaker 2: Jason momo.
Speaker 1: Oh no, I'm saying it could have been me in
Speaker 1: the in the I don't know in the animated version.
Speaker 1: I just did the online game. Yeah, So have a
Speaker 1: great day everyone. Thanks for spending some time with us.
Speaker 1: We do appreciate it. We're going to do this again tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Until then, don't take any crap from anybody, And now
Speaker 1: it's time to say goodbye. Thanks for being with us today.
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Speaker 2: Trisha, what we learn today, Well, you asked the question
Speaker 2: if your belly button was an actual button that when
Speaker 2: you pushed it, it would do whatever you wanted it
Speaker 2: to do. What would you want it to do? My
Speaker 2: immediate answer was food, make food appear right, That's absolutely
Speaker 2: what I would want my belly button button to do.
Speaker 1: Mine would be to do my laundry.
Speaker 2: Or wash your car. M I like washing my car.
Speaker 2: Food and somebody to it would produced somebody to blow
Speaker 2: dry my hair. I hate drying my hair, boy, you do, God,
Speaker 2: I hate drying my hair. Another thing we talked about
Speaker 2: today was if you are a skittish flyer trying not
Speaker 2: to fly in or out of the Savannah Hilton Head
Speaker 2: Airport because you can see along the runways on the
Speaker 2: airport grounds gravestones.
Speaker 1: There's two of them.
Speaker 2: Two gravestones that you can see, and two other graves
Speaker 2: are reportedly underneath one of the runways because the people
Speaker 2: who owned the land before the airport bought it. That
Speaker 2: was their family cemetery.
Speaker 1: Hey, money talks.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying. I feel like they were like, sure,
Speaker 2: you can buy it, but we have have to have
Speaker 2: these four graves remain.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and far enough money, you can put your runway there. Yeah,
Speaker 1: if you were buried there and I could sell.
Speaker 2: It, sure, how do you put me under a runwayck?
Speaker 1: Yeah, love to fly, loved it. So that's the way
Speaker 1: Tricia would want it.
Speaker 2: Not the she lights up a room, She lit up
Speaker 2: every room she stepped into. Did not do that. Finally,
Speaker 2: our favorite comedian right now, Nate Bargotsy, was just announced
Speaker 2: as the host for the Emmys coming up in September,
Speaker 2: so we thought we did. In the show, play you
Speaker 2: a little Nate Bergotzi comedy.
Speaker 1: All right. Here he is on how he has to
Speaker 1: be concerned about his mom.
Speaker 3: We had my mom go pick up our daughter recently
Speaker 3: at a friend's house, and I texted her the address
Speaker 3: and she drove to the wrong house. She knocked on
Speaker 3: the door. Another grandmother answered, well, this is no good.
Speaker 3: This is like two dogs seeing each other through a fence.
Speaker 3: It's to get them both back inside. So my moms
Speaker 3: She goes as my granddaughter there, and no lady goes
Speaker 3: I have three grandsons. No solution, just two grandmothers. You
Speaker 3: have stuff, I have stuff too. They talked for thirty minutes.
Speaker 3: It's a wrong door.
Speaker 1: It's the wrong door.
Speaker 3: How to go get my daughter? Then find my mom.
Speaker 1: Have a great day everyone. By the way, Nate is
Speaker 1: hosting the Emmys in September. Have a great day. Thanks
Speaker 1: for spending time with us. We'll do it again tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Until then, don't take any crap from anybody. Wow, I
Speaker 1: feel like this's a big show today. They're all big shows,
Speaker 1: but today was a lot of fun. You were extra today, extra.
Speaker 1: I can ask you a question. You know, it's difficult
Speaker 1: to keep up with kids slang. Triciaan, I have a
Speaker 1: fifteen almost sixteen year old daughter. When she goes, when
Speaker 1: she says, you're big, what does that mean?
Speaker 2: It means you're being a hog, Like if you go
Speaker 2: back for seconds or third she'll call you big, oh oig.
Speaker 2: Or when she get when I see her put a
Speaker 2: big giant scoop of something. Yeah, like they're The day
Speaker 2: she got four meatballs instead of three, was all big.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, I get it now. Yeah, what do
Speaker 1: we learned today?
Speaker 2: Well, we learned that it's not until now that the
Speaker 2: Academy Award members who nominate the movies that are up
Speaker 2: for the Academy Awards even are required to watch the
Speaker 2: actual movies before they nominate them.
Speaker 1: Crazy.
Speaker 2: There's almost ten thousand members and this is the first
Speaker 2: year that it's been announced that they must watch all
Speaker 2: of the movies up for nomination before they vote on
Speaker 2: which one wins the award.
Speaker 1: It say, good for the Academy, Well, I.
Speaker 2: Say what in the world like good for them? Is
Speaker 2: it not as ridiculous to you as it is to me?
Speaker 2: That that's not literally one of the only requirements to
Speaker 2: be in that position.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but at least they made the change, they did
Speaker 1: the right thing.
Speaker 2: My gosh, yeah, people, you know what I feel like.
Speaker 2: It's a bunch of people who would walk into a
Speaker 2: bookstore and pick the book based on the title or
Speaker 2: the cover. Yeah, that's kind of how they voted for
Speaker 2: the movies in the past.
Speaker 1: It starts to make sense though, when you look at
Speaker 1: some of the movies that have one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, really yeah.
Speaker 1: Maybe that explains why Tom Cruise movies have never won one.
Speaker 2: Maybe so, maybe that how Top Gun Maverick didn't win, right,
Speaker 2: highest grissing movie what three years ago? Two years ago?
Speaker 1: That just kind of shows how the Academy's a tad
Speaker 1: out of touch.
Speaker 2: A tad out of touch. Another thing we learned Chipotle,
Speaker 2: the burried to Make your Own Burrito plays making a
Speaker 2: very aggressive move moving into Mexico, the home the birthplace
Speaker 2: of the burrito.
Speaker 1: Like Domino's going into Italy right really.
Speaker 2: More really first time in their thirty year history that
Speaker 2: they're moving into Mexico into another country.
Speaker 1: Trisham's some definition in your triceps. Yeah, yeah, definitely. The
Speaker 1: workouts are paying off.
Speaker 2: My shoulders right there, see them. Look cut right there. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you might notice me wearing a few more sleeveless shirts.
Speaker 2: Good summer progresses.
Speaker 1: The slugs don't have bingo flaps.
Speaker 2: No, I don't do a lot of triceps work. Make
Speaker 2: sure I don't have the what is it used to
Speaker 2: suck on your grandma's Yeah, bingo flaps.
Speaker 1: Think that's the fat part that hangs down underneath older
Speaker 1: people's arms. Wings, wings, bingo wings, and they you know,
Speaker 1: you can see them when they yell bingo.
Speaker 2: They flap and used to suck on it on your
Speaker 2: grandma's arm. I think that's so gross, wastle kid. It's
Speaker 2: weird that she'd let you do that.
Speaker 1: She didn't, she didn't like it.
Speaker 2: So strange, And finally we learned. According to A M's
Speaker 2: bet school, they did some kind of study and found
Speaker 2: out that only one percent of people actually do have
Speaker 2: a perfect dog based on the dog not being aggressive,
Speaker 2: the dog being smart, and learning anxiety in the house,
Speaker 2: Only one percent of the people have perfect dogs. I
Speaker 2: would probably go for so far as to say that
Speaker 2: almost everybody thinks their dog is perfect, true, including us us.
Speaker 1: I had three, right, I've had two perfect dogs. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you had one dog that was not perfect.
Speaker 2: Mmm, I did. She was a beagle, though, and it
Speaker 2: was only because she could not be trusted off leash,
Speaker 2: no matter how much we trained her. She if she
Speaker 2: smelled something she was couldn't break on, couldn't breaker of that.
Speaker 1: Gooden breaker. Have a great day everyone, Thanks for being
Speaker 1: with us. We'll do it again tomorrow. Until then, remember this,
Speaker 1: don't take any crap from anybody, and now it's time
Speaker 1: to say goodbye. Thanks for being with us, though, if
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Speaker 1: tomorrow and be here for the whole show. But we
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Speaker 1: Just search the Sandy Show where you get your podcasts.
Speaker 1: It's available every single day. But before we go, Tricia
Speaker 1: shares with us some of the things we learned what
Speaker 1: he got.
Speaker 2: M So Cam Jurigens was just got a sixty eight
Speaker 2: million dollar contract extension. He's what a center at the Eagle,
Speaker 2: and somebody asked him what he thought he might be
Speaker 2: spending his money on, and he's like, you know, I
Speaker 2: fly a lot. I'm kind of tired of waiting in lines,
Speaker 2: so I think I'm going to look into this thing
Speaker 2: called TSA pre check. I think I can afford that.
Speaker 1: He's a small town dude man. I like him. He
Speaker 1: is from Pitrail, Nebraska, population one hundred and eighty six people.
Speaker 1: By the way, Tricia, he's six foot three and three
Speaker 1: hundred and three pounds.
Speaker 2: He's a big boy.
Speaker 1: He's a big eater, big old boy. Yeah, good for you.
Speaker 1: Go ahead and splurge and get you that TSA preacheck.
Speaker 1: You know what.
Speaker 2: I think he gets TSA pre check and treats himself
Speaker 2: to some clear I think so too. I think his
Speaker 2: mom would be fine with him spending his money on
Speaker 2: that by.
Speaker 1: Yourself first first class ticket every once in a while.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you don't want to be wasteful with it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you want to be smart.
Speaker 1: For you Cam, Good for you, guys born in nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety nine.
Speaker 2: Oh god, really yeah, Oh my god, that makes me
Speaker 2: feel so old.
Speaker 1: Oh I do too.
Speaker 2: Another thing that happened today, we played the feud.
Speaker 1: Oh we played you want to tell you wasn't much
Speaker 1: of a competition because Tricia drew the easiest questions possible
Speaker 1: and I got the hardest, most subjective personal questions ever.
Speaker 1: She got questions like give me a word that rhymes
Speaker 1: with spouse. But what's funny about that is that two
Speaker 1: questions prior to that, the question was about a mouse trap.
Speaker 2: That's weird, right, Yeah, it was like subliminal for me.
Speaker 1: She's got questions like name something you'd see a bride
Speaker 1: holding in her hand on her wedding day.
Speaker 2: There were a lot of choices.
Speaker 1: Maybe eight points for the most obvious bridal bouquet. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: I got questions like tells name something you're not good
Speaker 1: at but still enjoy. That could be a million things, right.
Speaker 2: But you have to put yourself into the mindset of
Speaker 2: the general public. Sandy. This is exactly like when you
Speaker 2: were little and anytime you didn't win one of your
Speaker 2: swim races, it was very faster. It was because they
Speaker 2: put too much chlorine in the pool. That's what's happening
Speaker 2: right now.
Speaker 1: Could not swim unless the chlorine was right.
Speaker 2: And finally, I ever.
Speaker 1: Tell you the swim meet where I got first place
Speaker 1: in all seven.
Speaker 2: Events and seven events. No, I can't believe you haven't
Speaker 2: told me this story.
Speaker 1: I will someday.
Speaker 2: Today's not the day. Today, you're just teasing me with it.
Speaker 3: Mm.
Speaker 2: I'm not being a jerk, Sandy, you're sore loser in
Speaker 2: the feud. Finally, I'm super angry, Like I can't express
Speaker 2: how angry I am. That Writing magazine put out a
Speaker 2: list of the shocking most shocking TV character deaths. Most
Speaker 2: of the shows that they were talking about were older shows,
Speaker 2: Gray's Anatomy, Game of Throne, Succession, Breaking Bad. Right, the
Speaker 2: number one most shocking TV character death is for a
Speaker 2: current television show. And this episode just aired maybe four
Speaker 2: days ago, and right there, number one on the list.
Speaker 2: Me who hasn't watched it yet, furious that they spoil
Speaker 2: And the only reason.
Speaker 1: You watched that show is because of Pedro Pasco. Right, Sandy, Sorry.
Speaker 2: No, sir no, sir.
Speaker 1: No, have a great name. Everybody. Thanks for being with
Speaker 1: us until tomorrow. Don't take any crap from anybody, and
Speaker 1: now it's time to say goodbye. Thanks for being with
Speaker 1: Uspefully you'll join us next week. We'll be here, same time,
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Speaker 1: Show where you get your podcast, Tricia, what we learned today.
Speaker 2: Well, we learned that Pete Davidson has already spent two
Speaker 2: hundred thousand dollars on having his tattoos removed, and he's
Speaker 2: only thirty percent of the way through it.
Speaker 1: And did a little quick math. Do's gonna spend about
Speaker 1: seven hundred and twenty grand to get him all removed?
Speaker 2: For to get his tattoos removed? And it's going to
Speaker 2: take him over ten years to do it because each
Speaker 2: tattoo takes ten to twelve so sessions, and you have
Speaker 2: to wait six weeks in between each session.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna lie. There's parts of my life that
Speaker 1: I look back on and go, guy, it was so stupid.
Speaker 1: How would you like to be Pete Davidson with all those.
Speaker 2: Tattoos or somebody who got all those tattoos and they
Speaker 2: then have Pete Davidson money to afford to get rid.
Speaker 1: Of those tattoos exactly, and you're stuck with them, like
Speaker 1: your little one inch booty tattoo.
Speaker 2: My one inch booty tattoo that cost me twenty five bucks,
Speaker 2: took the guy whose name scab by away, his name
Speaker 2: was scab the guy, my tattoo artist twenty five dollars
Speaker 2: and four minutes. But for me to have a moved
Speaker 2: would be ten sessions and one thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: And suckers are permanent. Wow, I remember my grandfather told
Speaker 1: me not to do this. He had tattoo on each forearm.
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't do this, won't do it.
Speaker 1: This is dumb.
Speaker 2: At least I got mine where I can't see it.
Speaker 1: Yeah. True.
Speaker 2: Another thing we'd learned today. Sandy asked me if there
Speaker 2: was anything in his wardrobe that I think needs to
Speaker 2: be retired, and I said, yes, your short T shirt,
Speaker 2: Sandy's very long waisted, long torso and some of your
Speaker 2: T shirts too short. We talked about that. You said
Speaker 2: you're gonna start clearing them out.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna, but some of them may work now because
Speaker 1: I lost so much weight.
Speaker 2: M hm. You don't have a belly like you did before,
Speaker 2: so they might have come down a little bit.
Speaker 1: Maybe, So save losing weight, saving money exactly.
Speaker 2: And finally we told a story about the guy in
Speaker 2: Ireland who went in to a bachelor party and then
Speaker 2: came out and lost his car for three weeks. Couldn't
Speaker 2: remember where you parked it, searched for three weeks. Finally
Speaker 2: called into a radio station and the DJs had the
Speaker 2: listeners find this car. Yeah, and you told the story
Speaker 2: about you doing something just like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, For like two or three days, I swore my
Speaker 1: car was gone, but it wasn't. It was exactly where
Speaker 1: I left it.
Speaker 2: Please found it around the corner too blocks down.
Speaker 1: One of the many reasons I quit drinking doing stupid
Speaker 1: things like that. Yep, dumb, dumb, dumb. Have great weekend, everybody.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much for being with us. We do
Speaker 1: appreciate it. We're gonna do this again on Monday, so
Speaker 1: be here okay. Until then, don't take any crap from anybody.