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Speaker 3: All right? Thanks for being with us. My name is Sandy.
Speaker 3: This is JBI. Hello, Patricia's here too.
Speaker 5: Hi everybody.
Speaker 3: I just realized I look rough.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you haven't shaved yea.
Speaker 3: I look like Uncle Randy.
Speaker 1: No, it's when your hair on your head starts growing
Speaker 1: in a lot. Is when you start looking like creepy
Speaker 1: Uncle Randy. That's Sandy's like an altered ego.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's alter ego when he lets his hair grow
Speaker 5: too long.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know what it is. When it's the beard,
Speaker 3: I don't know, but I need to shave everything up.
Speaker 4: It's like I've shaved my head for over twenty years.
Speaker 4: But man, do I look like a different dude when
Speaker 4: I just let it get a little bit grown in.
Speaker 5: It's weird.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and years.
Speaker 4: Ago, as you just heard Tricia nicknamed, maybe you look
Speaker 4: like Sandy's older brother you're creepy older.
Speaker 5: It's not a good leg.
Speaker 3: It's really not. I need to take better care of myself.
Speaker 4: Hey, I think this is still cool that it still
Speaker 4: happens in Austin, that there's still in store performances at
Speaker 4: Waterley Records, and one of them is today and Jav
Speaker 4: You're gonna have to expound a little bit on this.
Speaker 4: It's a name of a of that I've heard a lot,
Speaker 4: and I've just like been too busy to actually go
Speaker 4: listen to any of his music. But he's got a
Speaker 4: huge fan base and he's doing an in store today
Speaker 4: five o'clock at Waterloo Shiny Ribs.
Speaker 3: He's going to be playing.
Speaker 5: I've never heard of that person. You haven't, no Shiny Ribs.
Speaker 3: What do you know about them? Javy?
Speaker 2: Not a ton, but I do know the name. I've
Speaker 2: heard a few tunes. It's very uh, it's very New
Speaker 2: Orleans sounding kind of vibe to it. Oh okay, it's
Speaker 2: got a caging kind of flare. I'm not it's a
Speaker 2: great group.
Speaker 3: Group. Yeah okay, Yeah, Mama didn't name him Shiny.
Speaker 1: Ribsy Shiny Ribs.
Speaker 5: That is not out of the possibility.
Speaker 3: Shiny rib very well known around here though.
Speaker 4: For sure he's doing the band is doing an in
Speaker 4: store today at Waterloo Records, and uh, I think it's
Speaker 4: I think it's still cool that Waterloo Records still does that.
Speaker 4: It could have easily gone away in the world of
Speaker 4: streaming and all that, but they still do it. And
Speaker 4: I don't know if they still roll out a keg.
Speaker 2: Of beer for it or what I'm assuming they do,
Speaker 2: because you haven't been to one in a minute, And
Speaker 2: then of course Waterloo Records will be going to and
Speaker 2: moving at some point. Is that property gets developed that
Speaker 2: was inevitable?
Speaker 3: Right? Is that a done deal they are or for certain?
Speaker 3: Or yes they are? That sucks?
Speaker 1: Do you hear how they describe the music, which sounds awesome,
Speaker 1: a sonic melting pot of Texas blues, New Orleans R
Speaker 1: and B funk and horn driven Memphis soul.
Speaker 3: Therey good How old?
Speaker 2: Does that sound much better than my description? That's a
Speaker 2: professional right there.
Speaker 4: So, by the way, one wristband for one CD, one
Speaker 4: wristband for one LP and so on, a limited four
Speaker 4: for a person today at water so that's going to
Speaker 4: be packed. But it's still I still think it's cool
Speaker 4: that they do that kind of stuff. At Waterloo Records
Speaker 4: I saw years ago. This will age me a little bit.
Speaker 4: But the Wallflowers did an in store, Oh my gosh
Speaker 4: at Waterloo once and I went down there and checked
Speaker 4: it out.
Speaker 3: It was kind of cool.
Speaker 2: I still think that the resurgence of vinyl is helped
Speaker 2: keep that alive.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, our daughter's way into it. Actually's not as into
Speaker 4: it as she was. She's fifteen, but she got super
Speaker 4: into vinyl for a little while.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my daughter's into it too, like, so yeah, keep
Speaker 2: the thing alive. You know, a lot of in Austin
Speaker 2: this summer, there's a lot of chat about Blues on
Speaker 2: the Green. Did you know there's a whole other free
Speaker 2: concert series that you can hit up on Thursday?
Speaker 3: One air conditioned. No, it's not shaded. Cows shaded nor shaded.
Speaker 5: No cows either, I bet Oh for the Arboretum.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh that's old school, old lose.
Speaker 5: On the green at the Arboretum with the cows.
Speaker 2: For the kids.
Speaker 3: That's really old school.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I remember walking to that from my house. I just
Speaker 4: had to cross three sixty and go over and check
Speaker 4: it out.
Speaker 3: So what is this one?
Speaker 2: Uh, it's free concert series at the Long Center on Thursday,
Speaker 2: starting on the twenty second, May second, and it runs
Speaker 2: all the way through August fourteenth, twelve.
Speaker 3: Twelve night series. That's cool.
Speaker 2: The doors, if there are doors, I don't know, open
Speaker 2: at seven. It starts at eight every Thursday except for
Speaker 2: July third because.
Speaker 3: Of the holiday. Yeah. Yeah, it's very eclectic in very funky.
Speaker 3: So you're going.
Speaker 2: If you're going, you're probably checking out something that maybe
Speaker 2: you haven't heard before. But that's kind of the fun
Speaker 2: of it too.
Speaker 4: You know what else is not air conditioned and going
Speaker 4: on this weekend? And speaking of Shiny Ribs, this is
Speaker 4: actually pretty cool. Shiny Ribs and Bob Schneider are playing
Speaker 4: Lukenbach on Saturday.
Speaker 1: Oh, that sounds very cool. That would be pretty fun. Trisia,
Speaker 1: How would you describe luken going to luken Bag to
Speaker 1: a person that's never been Oh, it's been so long
Speaker 1: since I've been there. But it's it's like being in
Speaker 1: somebody's giant backyard.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: It's old buildings, random buildings around a stage or walking
Speaker 1: around on like kalechi, you know, stuff like that.
Speaker 3: It's getting at the post office, Yes.
Speaker 1: Exactly, a bunch of old buildings like an old little town.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I didn't know.
Speaker 2: For the longest I thought it was like a real
Speaker 2: actual town, like with the population and stuff. I didn't
Speaker 2: know for the longest time that it's just this little outpost.
Speaker 3: It's spot. Yeah, no one would know about it. If
Speaker 3: Whaling and Willie didn't.
Speaker 5: Sing about it right, nobody would know about it.
Speaker 3: No one would know. So that's kind of cool.
Speaker 4: Shiny Ribs and Bob Schneider along with Caroline Hale, who
Speaker 4: I don't know a whole lot about. That's seven o'clock Saturday.
Speaker 4: Doors are at six. It's an all ages show. Prices
Speaker 4: from thirty to eight hundred dollars. Whoa eight hundred bucks
Speaker 4: is a table? Yeah, and it seats I believe it
Speaker 4: seats eight, maybe six, I'm not sure. So if you're
Speaker 4: looking for stuff to get out and do this weekend,
Speaker 4: that is a That's a couple of things coming up next.
Speaker 3: Truss has got the story We Love What do we Love? Today?
Speaker 1: We got to talk about Elon Musk and what kind
Speaker 1: of neighbor he is in Westlake Kills are not happy
Speaker 1: with him.
Speaker 3: So I was gonna say, I'm go ahead and guess
Speaker 3: things aren't going well.
Speaker 1: If it's in the news, no, And I'll tell you
Speaker 1: what their biggest problem with it is. He's notorious for
Speaker 1: doing this in other parts of his life.
Speaker 5: And he's doing it in Westlike Kills and Westlike Hills.
Speaker 4: Is like, all right, stay with us. It's coming up
Speaker 4: on Aston's Dad station. What O three point one? What
Speaker 4: O three point one, Austin's eighties station. It's the JB
Speaker 4: and Sandy Show. Elon Musk not making any friends in Westlake.
Speaker 4: It sounds like they I don't know the story, but
Speaker 4: generally stories are not written if you're a great neighbor.
Speaker 5: This is not as crazy.
Speaker 4: Nobody's ever written and are done an article about someone
Speaker 4: that's a great neighbor. You only get the bad neighbors stories.
Speaker 4: That's coming up in just a little bit. Hey, if
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Speaker 1: So Elon Musk is a huge fan base, but I
Speaker 1: will let you know that his neighbors and the residents
Speaker 1: in Westlake Hills not included in.
Speaker 5: That fan base.
Speaker 1: He bought We've all heard about this compound that he
Speaker 1: purchased so he and his baby mamas can all live
Speaker 1: together peacefully.
Speaker 5: It's a six million dollar home.
Speaker 1: He purchased it in twenty twenty two, and he has
Speaker 1: erected a sixteen foot chain leak fence, installed a metal gate,
Speaker 1: and mounted outward facing cameras, all on a very skinny,
Speaker 1: single lane public road that, because of all of the
Speaker 1: security has to have being with the richest man in
Speaker 1: the world, is completely blocked off at all times. And
Speaker 1: I'm sorry the road going to his home his house
Speaker 1: is blocked off. It's a single lane road. It's not
Speaker 1: a private road. It's a public road. And because of
Speaker 1: all his security guardens' security and the vehicles going in
Speaker 1: and out, it's constantly blocking that road for the other
Speaker 1: residents and Unfortunately for Musk. The president of the homeowners Association,
Speaker 1: Paul Himmer, lives directly across the street from that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's not having it.
Speaker 1: Armed security personnel vehicles in and out at all times
Speaker 1: of the night, people being moved from one of his
Speaker 1: homes to another one of his homes that's like ten
Speaker 1: minutes down the street. It's causing total chaos. The main
Speaker 1: issue they have, and they said that Musk is notorious
Speaker 1: for this is he does things and then asks for
Speaker 1: forgiveness later. All of the improvements that he's done on
Speaker 1: this house, none of them were permittent, not a single one.
Speaker 2: So now he's going They don't mess around in west
Speaker 2: I lived in Westlake for fourteen years. They don't mess
Speaker 2: around with that stuff. They don't want gaudy fences. They
Speaker 2: want it to look natural. Yeah, they don't want a
Speaker 2: bunch of cameras and lights. They want it very analog.
Speaker 2: They don't like perfectly manicured lawns. But if he said,
Speaker 2: if he has an HOA, he must be within a
Speaker 2: gated community within Westlake, because Westlake doesn't have any away.
Speaker 1: Oh maybe so then I don't know, but I know
Speaker 1: that the road that the street is on is not
Speaker 1: private just for him. I mean, it's open to everybody,
Speaker 1: and he makes it impossible for the other people to pass.
Speaker 5: He said that there's activity day and night.
Speaker 4: Here's here's I'm gonna be. Let's say, I'm Elon Musk, right,
Speaker 4: and this guy Paul what Himmer, Paul Hammer's up my
Speaker 4: butt about stuff and being in violation and no permits
Speaker 4: and we don't want find me I know.
Speaker 5: Right, that's what they're Yeah, that's what they're saying.
Speaker 3: How much is the fine? How much is the fine?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: That's all I would say. I would say, just find.
Speaker 2: A six million dollar home is nothing like that? Is like, Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's like the rest of us reaching in our pocket
Speaker 2: for change to buy it for.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's just not following any of the rules. And
Speaker 1: it's because he knows that there's no fine that can
Speaker 1: shut him down. And it's disruptive, it's chaotic, it's rude,
Speaker 1: it's rude, it's against.
Speaker 5: Their law, and he doesn't seem to care. That pissed
Speaker 5: me off too if I lived around.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just because you're the richest person in the world
Speaker 4: doesn't mean you can be an a hole, right, Right,
Speaker 4: there's other people on the planet too. I know you
Speaker 4: want to go to Mars, I get it, but there's
Speaker 4: the beer here now, so you got to live with that.
Speaker 5: You got to act right right.
Speaker 1: One of the things that I think is funny, it's
Speaker 1: not funny, but one of the security team guys on
Speaker 1: his own Musk security team, I guess to kind of
Speaker 1: get back at Himmer for all of the things that
Speaker 1: he's called in against Musk. The securities team reported that
Speaker 1: Himro was walking around in the street naked. He was
Speaker 1: not walking around in the street. Yeh, sure, just making
Speaker 1: matters worse.
Speaker 5: Yes, they're just fighting with each other.
Speaker 1: But they I'm guessing that the security fence is a violation.
Speaker 1: A sixteen foot chain link fence. No person would you
Speaker 1: build that chain link security?
Speaker 3: I guess why they build. I'm guessing, yeah, that could
Speaker 3: be because you're not going to put an ugly old
Speaker 3: chain link.
Speaker 2: Well, even the construction company will put up a fence
Speaker 2: because the stolen materials that happens all the time. I bet,
Speaker 2: I bet that's what that is. That's not meant to
Speaker 2: be permanent.
Speaker 4: I can't remember when Michael Dell built his home on
Speaker 4: that mountain, but was there problems then?
Speaker 3: I don't remember.
Speaker 4: I don't think a helicopter, the helicopter airspace or something
Speaker 4: for him.
Speaker 2: But I think these are people not politically aligned with
Speaker 2: Elon being not liking him. That's why it was different
Speaker 2: with Michael Dell, because they are politically aligned with him.
Speaker 1: But also if it's constant, constant coming and going and
Speaker 1: constant violations of the rules that everybody else is following,
Speaker 1: I feel like you wouldn't be whatever your political side is,
Speaker 1: I feel like that make you mad, right, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Why didn't he buy a property that you could just
Speaker 2: put a helipad in or maybe you can and just zip.
Speaker 3: In and out.
Speaker 5: Yeah, not right in the middle of a crowded name.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what though. He makes some badass cars.
Speaker 4: Trove one, buddy, mine got one yesterday and took it
Speaker 4: for a ride and let me drive it. I was like, Wow,
Speaker 4: this is really cool, very different, but really cool. I
Speaker 4: haven't driven one yet. You haven't, and now it's just
Speaker 4: I don't know how to explain it, but it's different.
Speaker 4: It's cool.
Speaker 1: It's how much is that car brand new that we
Speaker 1: drive yesterday? Fifty Like a fifty thousand dollars car brand new,
Speaker 1: and our buddy got it for like twenty grand.
Speaker 4: Yeah we got a use free years old twenty five yeah,
Speaker 4: half price.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they don't hold their value very well, is what
Speaker 5: he was saying.
Speaker 4: Right, cool car, but got to be a good neighbor too.
Speaker 4: So that is the story. We love still to come.
Speaker 3: Jb.
Speaker 4: We got to tell you, you'll get it, You'll enjoy this.
Speaker 4: About the weekend that we had because of what our
Speaker 4: daughter brought home for a school project.
Speaker 5: It was not fun, it was weird. It freaked me
Speaker 5: out a little bit.
Speaker 4: We'll tell you about it coming up on Austin Daies
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Speaker 4: point one. Our daughter brought something home on Friday that
Speaker 4: was part of a school project that was with us
Speaker 4: all weekend and was very disruptive. Yes, it's not pleasurable.
Speaker 4: We'll get to it in just a second, real quick.
Speaker 4: Can I say something guys, And this makes sound a
Speaker 4: little bit ugly, but you know the the met gala
Speaker 4: that was on Monday and there, did you guys happen
Speaker 4: to see the video of Pam Anderson going into the back?
Speaker 3: That is not the Pam Anderson, I am used. So
Speaker 3: she's still doing the no makeup thing. Yeah, bad haircut too.
Speaker 5: It was a weird haircut.
Speaker 3: With the high bangs.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think it might have been the look she was
Speaker 1: going for, you know, the theme. I'm still not one
Speaker 1: hundred percent clearing what the theme was. But I mean,
Speaker 1: why does she think makeup so bad?
Speaker 3: Throw it along?
Speaker 2: She made a lot of headlines by by not wearing
Speaker 2: anyone what was that in the last year maybe a year? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: got her a lot of headlines just going out with
Speaker 2: no makeup kind of a statement for women.
Speaker 4: It's still working. I make all the statement you want.
Speaker 4: But makeup's pretty cool.
Speaker 1: I mean, make ups fun. It's not a bad thing.
Speaker 1: Stable a little pants, it's fun.
Speaker 6: It helps a lot, right, She just maybe she forgot
Speaker 6: like Tricia, do you remember as a young young Tricia
Speaker 6: just dieing to wear makeup for the first time?
Speaker 2: She clearly has forgotten what that that feels like? What
Speaker 2: does that feel like?
Speaker 1: I guess so, But I mean, I like, I have
Speaker 1: no makeup on most days, and I'm fine going out
Speaker 1: of the house if I'm just going, like to the
Speaker 1: grocery store and maybe the circle K, that's right. But
Speaker 1: to go to like some event or something with no makeup.
Speaker 1: I would never put other people through that. It is
Speaker 1: not a good look for me, And unfortunately, I don't
Speaker 1: think it's a great for pan Anderson.
Speaker 4: It's Electricia, like she said, rarely has makeup on it.
Speaker 4: When she does, it's like.
Speaker 1: Wow, I know, I feel like it looks like a
Speaker 1: horror when I pit makeup on because it's not having
Speaker 1: any on it all.
Speaker 3: I like horse then.
Speaker 4: Like horse boy, that won't sound good if you just
Speaker 4: took that little second out.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 4: So our daughter is a sophomore in high school. She's
Speaker 4: almost sixteen years old. My gosh, she's going to be
Speaker 4: sixteen and twenty two days whoa, which is hard to believe.
Speaker 4: And she's taking Human Growth and Development. Part of the
Speaker 4: curriculum of the Human Growth and Development class is to
Speaker 4: bring home a robot baby. This is a very lifelike
Speaker 4: baby that cries and complains and has.
Speaker 5: To be bed and has had the diaper change.
Speaker 2: Fancy, like it used to just be a bag of flower.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Oh yeah.
Speaker 4: Now they it's so fancy that they put a bracelet
Speaker 4: on the kid that's some sort of on the student on,
Speaker 4: some sort of censor on it. And when the baby
Speaker 4: makes a noise, you have two minutes to put the
Speaker 4: bracelet onto the baby's chest to say okay mom or
Speaker 4: dad's here, oh wow, and then it's all this dad
Speaker 4: is accumulated inside of the robot baby and then you
Speaker 4: get a grade on it. There's like times when the
Speaker 4: baby has to be rocked, there's time when the baby
Speaker 4: has to be fed.
Speaker 3: You have to figure out what.
Speaker 2: It is okay, and how hard is it if it
Speaker 2: was like a real baby. We had a collagy baby.
Speaker 3: This baby was colic baby.
Speaker 1: Really, I told her, I go what you got there's
Speaker 1: a collage baby.
Speaker 5: Is that baby cries too much?
Speaker 2: Was it crying in the middle of the night? Yeah? Right,
Speaker 2: I mean it's very realistic one. I mean, if it's
Speaker 2: accurate for them to get you should you should be
Speaker 2: so sleep deprived by the end of the assignment.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean.
Speaker 4: I thought of you, JBB with that baby was crying
Speaker 4: in the middle of the night. I was like, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna take that baby I'm gonna drive to Dallas and
Speaker 4: back with it.
Speaker 3: Jab did that with his daughter to try and get.
Speaker 5: Her to sleep in the car.
Speaker 2: She would not sleep, so you would just I would
Speaker 2: just drive and listen to books on tape.
Speaker 5: Well, here's what I'll tell you.
Speaker 1: At the beginning of the year was when Landry's teacher
Speaker 1: was like meet the parent, Meet the teacher night. She
Speaker 1: was like, Yep, we have this. This is one of
Speaker 1: the projects. And I told lander Is, like, we're not
Speaker 1: doing that project because the option is you either take
Speaker 1: the baby home for forty eight hours, or if you
Speaker 1: don't want to do that, you carry an egg around
Speaker 1: for four days and then you make four entries a
Speaker 1: day in a journal about what you've done for the egg,
Speaker 1: Like we took the egg to.
Speaker 3: The park and our hardheaded kid.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she wanted the novelty of the baby, and that
Speaker 1: wore off. I mean I talked to her toes blue
Speaker 1: in the face to be sure about it. That wore
Speaker 1: off on like hour three when we were all going
Speaker 1: out to dinner and she realized she had to take
Speaker 1: the baby. It comes in a baby carrier. Had to
Speaker 1: take the baby out to dinner, and I'm going to
Speaker 1: let you know that was so awkward. Sandy and I
Speaker 1: walking in with our fifteen year old daughter carrying a
Speaker 1: baby what looks like a real baby, Yeah, putting it
Speaker 1: in the car seat, carry like the the high chair
Speaker 1: at the end of the table.
Speaker 2: Even if you don't even if you're watching and you
Speaker 2: realize it's not a real baby, it gets even weirder.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Oh, I was walking down the restaurant and I was like,
Speaker 4: it's a students school project.
Speaker 1: School project, you guys like yelling it out to the
Speaker 1: restaurant school project.
Speaker 4: And then people was, you know, sitting at the end
Speaker 4: of the booth and the little the waitress brought it's
Speaker 4: a little carrier to set the car seat in, and
Speaker 4: people would walk by and they want they'd look down
Speaker 4: expecting to see a real baby, and then they looked
Speaker 4: and they're like, oh, clearly, yeah, which is weird.
Speaker 2: Well did you were you were you fulfilling the assignment?
Speaker 2: And did you open up and crumble and throw crackers everywhere?
Speaker 5: Make it real messy?
Speaker 2: When we left?
Speaker 1: But that Landry, that first time she started crying was
Speaker 1: when we were out to dinner and she had one
Speaker 1: of her friends come to spend the night with her
Speaker 1: that night to help.
Speaker 5: They both wigged out.
Speaker 1: And when that baby starts crying, it kind of starts low,
Speaker 1: and in about thirty seconds that baby is screaming. And
Speaker 1: we were like, take it outside, take it in the bathroom.
Speaker 3: I have no desire to be grandpa.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Speaker 1: Sandy carried back the carrier a couple of times. I
Speaker 1: carried it and I was like, this is either a
Speaker 1: glimpse back to when Landry was a baby, or this
Speaker 1: is what our future is going to look like. But
Speaker 1: either way, it was so weird Landry feeding it, changing
Speaker 1: its diapers.
Speaker 3: But she got an a on the project.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she got a ninety seven.
Speaker 1: She was pissed though, because her friend who did the
Speaker 1: same project, her baby died because she let it get
Speaker 1: too cold.
Speaker 5: And her friend got a ninety eight on the project
Speaker 5: and the baby died and you still got it night
Speaker 5: and she got a ninety eight.
Speaker 4: And she is a chip off the old block, our daughter.
Speaker 4: And here's a perfect example of it. Tell everyone when
Speaker 4: she was burpie the baby, what you had to tell her.
Speaker 5: I was in one room.
Speaker 1: She was in her room burping the baby, and I
Speaker 1: had to run in and go stop hitting the.
Speaker 5: Baby so hard.
Speaker 1: Like she wasn't abusing it, she just didn't realize her
Speaker 1: own strength. And there's a setting on that baby that
Speaker 1: if it detects abuse or shaking, it shuts down and
Speaker 1: you get a zero.
Speaker 5: And I was all, you're hitting the baby too hard,
Speaker 5: very bad.
Speaker 3: But if it dies, you get an a. This makes
Speaker 3: no sense.
Speaker 5: She was not happy, that really does.
Speaker 4: But we survived it. We got through it. The baby's gone.
Speaker 4: Never been so happy to see a baby leaving my
Speaker 4: entire life. Oh yeah, and there's not much of a
Speaker 4: maternal instinct in our daughter.
Speaker 3: She called it.
Speaker 5: She called it, and when it start to cry, she'd go, no.
Speaker 2: Remember when we used to play beat my Baby on
Speaker 2: the radio, Oh that's fun, yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, oh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we go.
Speaker 2: We'd have a caller and go, you know, say call
Speaker 2: us and tell us when your baby started walking. And
Speaker 2: a woman would call in, Oh, my baby started walking
Speaker 2: at ten and a half months.
Speaker 3: Beat my baby.
Speaker 2: And then someone called him my baby started walking at
Speaker 2: nine and a half months.
Speaker 7: Can you beat my baby? Beat my baby? My baby
Speaker 7: could read at six? Beat my baby? All right, who
Speaker 7: can beat the baby? Who's gonna beat the baby? Boy
Speaker 7: definitely got people's attention.
Speaker 2: When we go yeah, tomorrow at seven fifteen, we're playing beat.
Speaker 3: My baby, my baby. We have to bring that back.
Speaker 3: That's fun.