Speaker 1: All right, We're gonna get to that mister Beast's story
Speaker 1: in just a moment why he's borrowing money from his mama.
Speaker 1: But first, Tricia's having a moment right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I have to get myself together. I
Speaker 2: literally was I you.
Speaker 3: Tell him right. It's a little backstory here.
Speaker 1: One of our listeners, her name is bren and follow
Speaker 1: her on Instagram. She's at Brenn the Rodeo Girl. And
Speaker 1: she posted last week a really sweet message to her horse.
Speaker 1: Her horse went to heaven, Shasta, right, Shasta went to
Speaker 1: heaven and so on the one of the pictures that
Speaker 1: she posted. And Tricia grew up riding and those horses
Speaker 1: much much better than I do. And she posted on
Speaker 1: the picture of her holding the horse's tail that had
Speaker 1: been removed, and it says, all good horses.
Speaker 4: Huh the hair?
Speaker 3: The hair?
Speaker 1: Yeah, all good horses go to heaven without a tail.
Speaker 1: Gonna missus, Shasta. So I'm like, Tricia, what's that all about?
Speaker 1: And then Tricia went to look at my god.
Speaker 2: I looked up the best horse go to Heaven without
Speaker 2: a tail? You guys, it is a poem, and I
Speaker 2: am absolutely I can't read it out loud because I
Speaker 2: started crying reading it when I looked it.
Speaker 1: Up, right, and you had never heard of it, I've
Speaker 1: never It's the horse version of Rainbow Bridge.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, it is.
Speaker 2: But oh my god, the best horses in heaven they
Speaker 2: have no tail. Look that poem up and have a
Speaker 2: box of Kleenex with you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, even if you're not a horse person.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and don't do it with other people around, because
Speaker 2: it's an ugly cry poem, y'all.
Speaker 4: And now I miss Shasta.
Speaker 1: Uh Well, Brenn heard us talking about Shasta going to
Speaker 1: heaven and she said us a really nice note and said,
Speaker 1: I want to uh to share this with you all.
Speaker 1: I'm a FedEx driver, been at it for five years.
Speaker 1: So as you can figure, my radio is always on.
Speaker 1: I just want to say thank you for letting me
Speaker 1: a part of your let me be in a part
Speaker 1: of your show this morning. I listen to you guys
Speaker 1: just about every morning, and I enjoy it. I could
Speaker 1: listen to you guys all day. That horse was a
Speaker 1: huge part of me, and many others. The stories I
Speaker 1: could tell, but anyways, if they're anyway, I could any
Speaker 1: possible way I could get a recording of that or
Speaker 1: find y'all's podcast, so I can listen to that part
Speaker 1: whenever I feel. I sure appreciate it. Thank you guys,
Speaker 1: Thank you guys. Sure made me feel better. And then
Speaker 1: a smiley face emoji and then another quick DM prum
Speaker 1: her that said I would have one hundred and ten
Speaker 1: percent put Tricia on her.
Speaker 2: She was one of the greats, and I would have
Speaker 2: one hundred and ten percent gotten on that horse and
Speaker 2: ridden her all around. Oh my gosh, and you put
Speaker 2: a picture of her up. She was beautiful.
Speaker 3: Yeah she was.
Speaker 4: Oh and the poem and ugh, it was. It's as
Speaker 4: very emotional.
Speaker 3: Maybe we read the poem on the air for everyone.
Speaker 4: I mean, I can't, I can't. I cried.
Speaker 3: I don't want you.
Speaker 1: I don't want you to I just I need you
Speaker 1: to get your act together, all right.
Speaker 5: I need.
Speaker 2: I was embarrassed that you were in the room when
Speaker 2: I was reading the poem and crying myself.
Speaker 3: I know, And I was just trying to ignore you.
Speaker 2: You know, you're trying to give me a little bit
Speaker 2: of grace. Yeah, I think I'm ready. I think I
Speaker 2: can do my reporting now.
Speaker 3: Okay, good, here we go. You ready? Yeah, there we go?
Speaker 3: His story's we La how good.
Speaker 4: Morning everyone, and now from the Lestra Old Studios, it
Speaker 4: is for Lisa, all right.
Speaker 2: Some of us might be a little bit too proud
Speaker 2: to ask for some money for my mama's but not
Speaker 2: mister Beast, who, by the way, is worth one billion dollars,
Speaker 2: he admitted in a response to a post calling him
Speaker 2: the only billionaire under thirty years old to not have
Speaker 2: inherited his wealth. He built his wealth, and he wrote,
Speaker 2: I personally have very little money because I reinvest everything.
Speaker 2: I think this year we'll spend around a quarter of
Speaker 2: a billion dollars on content. Ironically, I am actually borrowing
Speaker 2: money from my mom to pay for my upcoming wedding.
Speaker 2: But sure, on paper, the businesses I own are worth
Speaker 2: a lot of money.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So he's a billionaire but has access to no money
Speaker 2: and is having to get his mama to pay for
Speaker 2: his wedding.
Speaker 1: Right, A lot of rich people are like that. They've
Speaker 1: got a they're worth a ton in assets. In his case,
Speaker 1: it's content. It's when he could borrow money. He could
Speaker 1: go to anybody and you know they've got incredible collateral
Speaker 1: right to put the money.
Speaker 3: It's like, look, I need a couple million bucks.
Speaker 1: Like Elon Musk doesn't have seven hundred whatever billion dollars
Speaker 1: in the bay. But what he can do is he
Speaker 1: can just unload some stock that he owns and boom,
Speaker 1: now he's got a few million bucks in his pocket.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean? Things like that.
Speaker 1: People borrow money on lines of credit against their assets too.
Speaker 2: It has something to do with taxes and yeah, personal
Speaker 2: liability and running sued.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right, right, get it, I get it.
Speaker 3: But it's funny he went to his mom, I know,
Speaker 3: to favor wedding.
Speaker 2: I'd be like, sell a little bit of something and
Speaker 2: pay for your wedding. You know what I mean, I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Oh, to have those problems.
Speaker 2: Right, to be worried about where should I cash out
Speaker 2: to get my gazillions of dollars from?
Speaker 3: That is the story we love.
Speaker 1: More coming up, but Javan Sandy Hour starts at seven
Speaker 1: o'clock this morning. If you missed yesterday's show, here's a
Speaker 1: little bit of what you miss This might be one
Speaker 1: of the best marketing ideas I've seen in a long
Speaker 1: long time, and that is Sydney's Bathwater Bliss by Doctor Squatch.
Speaker 1: It's a men's soap brand, and what they did is
Speaker 1: shot a commercial with Sydney's Sweeney And if you don't
Speaker 1: know who she is, guys, go ahead and look her up.
Speaker 5: You're aichelikee uh yeah, make sure it's safe for work. Yeah,
Speaker 5: even though it's appropriate, it feels.
Speaker 4: It feels dirty. Yeah, just looking at her.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: They took the water from the bath that she was
Speaker 1: taking in the commercial for Doctor Squatch and now are
Speaker 1: selling bars of soap with a drop of that bath
Speaker 1: water in it for eight bucks a bar.
Speaker 3: Genius. Yeah, gross, it is gross.
Speaker 5: I mean it's I mean it's but it's genius marketing.
Speaker 5: It's a male targeted bar of soap.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, think about what some dudes are willing to
Speaker 2: pay for that's not just a drop of dirty bath
Speaker 2: water in it, you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Like guys by nasty things. So this bar of soap?
Speaker 3: Sure, what do they buy?
Speaker 2: I don't like used underwear, sandy gross stuff like used.
Speaker 5: Yeah, gently used. It was an old lady, she only
Speaker 5: woren on the weekends.
Speaker 4: Pictures of gross like a chitly used car.
Speaker 1: Yeah, imagine if they described selling women's underpants like they
Speaker 1: do a used car.
Speaker 3: That'd be pretty funny low mileage, by.
Speaker 2: The way, owned by a little old lady yeahect coating.
Speaker 1: One hundred lucky winners will be chosen to own their
Speaker 1: own brick made with Sydney Sweeney's fairy own bathwater.
Speaker 3: It's a giveaway that they're doing. They might as well
Speaker 3: enter God.
Speaker 2: You can also buyd for eight bucks. It's like a
Speaker 2: limited time that you can go online and buy for
Speaker 2: eight bugs. It might be well supplies last kind of thing,
Speaker 2: but well, if you.
Speaker 3: Have been listening to the show for a while once.
Speaker 5: I think it was when she hosted SNL that san
Speaker 5: you discovered her, Yes, yep, you know she came on
Speaker 5: your radar. Yeah, and it's I think that was similar
Speaker 5: for me. I didn't know who she was prior to that.
Speaker 5: I hadn't seen what she's in. I don't even know
Speaker 5: what she does for a living. I guess she's an actress.
Speaker 5: I don't know she is. But even when I was
Speaker 5: watching that SNL, I was like a little uncomfortable. It's
Speaker 5: kind of getting that same feeling I got as a
Speaker 5: boy watching Charlie's Angels.
Speaker 4: She made me.
Speaker 2: Feel funny, huh.
Speaker 1: I immediately found her on Instagram and added her into
Speaker 1: my God's Little Miracles category. Your category, yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: and Instagram you can like when you save a reel,
Speaker 1: you can save it and then you can create your
Speaker 1: own category. You say, you, I don't know, you're into
Speaker 1: accounting reels whatever. You set up an accounting one and
Speaker 1: with all your accounting with your Excel tricks and stuff.
Speaker 1: But I have one set up that's called God's Little Miracles.
Speaker 5: Which is funny. And actually this came up the other
Speaker 5: night at the hockey game. Tricia, Yeah, and he's like,
Speaker 5: oh yeah, I've got a whole category. And I'm like,
Speaker 5: what do you mean? And I didn't know. I knew
Speaker 5: you could save stuff on Instagram. I didn't know you
Speaker 5: could categorize him. Oh yeah, he's got a hole older.
Speaker 5: Why know God's Little Miracles, which is hysterical that like
Speaker 5: you're his wife and he's so open about his He
Speaker 5: sends them.
Speaker 4: To me periodically.
Speaker 2: I'll get a text and thinking it's just a hey,
Speaker 2: we got this to do, and I'll open it up
Speaker 2: and it's a God's Little Miracle text.
Speaker 4: Did he show any of them to you?
Speaker 3: What? Why does he share? Why do you share them
Speaker 3: with her?
Speaker 2: He's trying to get the launch, the launch sequence activating.
Speaker 2: Do you know what I mean? He's stern the waters,
Speaker 2: chumming the water, seeing if there's any interest.
Speaker 4: Did you Did he show any of them to you?
Speaker 1: JB.
Speaker 5: No, he just showed me. I just was curious how
Speaker 5: he did the categories. I didn't look at any of them.
Speaker 4: But did you ask to see any of them?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 5: Okay, well one, I I know what's in there. I
Speaker 5: know what's on Instagram.
Speaker 4: I mean, I know that a bunch of.
Speaker 5: A bunch of chicks old and young, with millions of
Speaker 5: followers because they show a lot of skin. That's what
Speaker 5: that whole platform has become. I know what's on I've
Speaker 5: seen them.
Speaker 4: I just don't like.
Speaker 2: Really, that blows my mind because if say I have
Speaker 2: my own little God's Little Miracles category. If my girls
Speaker 2: and I are sitting around and I say I have this,
Speaker 2: explain to him what it is, there is no possibility
Speaker 2: that I am getting up and leaving without them saying,
Speaker 2: let me see what you have right now. Like the
Speaker 2: curiosity as to what I've pinned and to what it is, there's.
Speaker 3: No I wasn't curious.
Speaker 5: Well, two things I wasn't curious about it at all,
Speaker 5: because I've probably seen it all. The second part is
Speaker 5: we are on the second row at a hockey game, right,
Speaker 5: surrounded by families.
Speaker 4: And then you got small children behind.
Speaker 5: Mend together flipping through twenty year old's photos.
Speaker 4: I got it, I got it.
Speaker 3: Ooh, I'm not good.
Speaker 1: I just showed in the category real quick and then
Speaker 1: closed my phone.
Speaker 5: So I didn't know A nice tip that you can
Speaker 5: do and saved Instagram categories.
Speaker 3: I need to go in and sort some stuff. Pretty handy.
Speaker 1: You can go back to go back, end up, saving
Speaker 1: a whole bunch and then never going back and looking
Speaker 1: at them.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean, right, exactly right?
Speaker 2: Why do you have the hidden locked folder on your
Speaker 2: iPhone too?
Speaker 4: Right? Oh yeah, all your dirty pictures in there and
Speaker 4: lock it up.
Speaker 1: By the way, I did a quick search on Instagram
Speaker 1: to see maybe at God's Little Miracles was available for
Speaker 1: a handle. Maybe I could just start a new page
Speaker 1: and just put all God's Little Miracles on there. Unfortunately
Speaker 1: it has already been taken and it's on there. It's
Speaker 1: someone has it and it's their bio description says God's
Speaker 1: Little Miracle is on the flowers and stuff he's on
Speaker 1: a mission to share stories of miracles from above God.
Speaker 5: That's a whole different category.
Speaker 1: I see it through a different lens, very very very
Speaker 1: different lens.
Speaker 3: So anyway, Sydney Sweeney, send them, send them some of
Speaker 3: theirs is your suggestions.
Speaker 1: Here's one I found one. I found one. I just
Speaker 1: start tagging them on all this stuff. Another one that
Speaker 1: was from yesterday morning. Be here at seven o'clock for
Speaker 1: today's version of the JB and Sandy Hour coming up
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Speaker 1: say stick it to Megan Markle, but they politely said
Speaker 1: no when invited to be a guest on her podcast.
Speaker 3: Okay, we'll get to that in just a second.
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Speaker 6: Tria, Do you care or don't.
Speaker 1: Care to know what percentage of adults are habitual snoozers?
Speaker 1: When the alarm goes off, and how you can stop it.
Speaker 1: It's bad for you.
Speaker 4: I believe it's a high high percentage.
Speaker 1: Yes, I go over Half of adults are habitual snoozers.
Speaker 1: This is according to a recent sleep study. They find
Speaker 1: that they hit the button an average of two and
Speaker 1: a half times to sleep an extra eleven minutes. But
Speaker 1: sleep experts warn that snoozing through alarms interrupts sleep cycles
Speaker 1: and reinforces bad sleep habits and can have a negative
Speaker 1: effect on your health.
Speaker 2: I would like for us to forward that information to
Speaker 2: our sixteen year old daughter, who will set an alarm
Speaker 2: almost a full hour ahead of when she needs to
Speaker 2: get up, just so she can snooze eighteen times.
Speaker 3: And you can hear her alarm clock down the hall.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and she doesn't wake up.
Speaker 3: No, she does not. So I've never been much of
Speaker 3: a snoozer. Yeah, o me? Yeah, Oh you are.
Speaker 2: I don't sneeze so much now. I feel like it's
Speaker 2: one of the curses of getting older. Yeah, does this
Speaker 2: happen to you? I am dead asleep and then I
Speaker 2: am instantly awake. There's no like groggy need to come
Speaker 2: out of my sleep. I'm either one or the other,
Speaker 2: and it's time to wake up.
Speaker 3: That doesn't happen to me.
Speaker 2: Feel like it happens when you get older. You know
Speaker 2: how older you get less and less sleep you need.
Speaker 4: I don't like that.
Speaker 1: I just have more more of those moments before the
Speaker 1: alarm clock that I'm just like, well, I guess I'm up.
Speaker 2: You wake up even before that day is starting down thirty.
Speaker 3: Okay, I guess I'm up.
Speaker 4: No, you roll over and go back.
Speaker 3: To see I love it that early in the morning.
Speaker 4: Disgusting. Number two deal, that's the middle of the night.
Speaker 1: Tricia Karat don't care to know some of the top
Speaker 1: ten most reliable new car brands.
Speaker 4: I mean, I mean the car person I know, but
Speaker 4: I've got a new car.
Speaker 3: I guess your car is not on the list.
Speaker 4: It is not one of the reliable ones.
Speaker 1: Out of the top ten most reliable, tell me because
Speaker 1: I'll go through the fast, I'll go them through fast.
Speaker 1: Hyundai's number ten, Kia is number nine, BMW is number eight, hooray.
Speaker 3: BMW seven is the Audi.
Speaker 2: Six is the masaudy nonsense, that's Eliah had one.
Speaker 1: The Maza is six, The Accurate is fifth, the Honda
Speaker 1: is fourth, the Toyota is third. The Lexus is number two,
Speaker 1: and the number one most reliable new car brand according
Speaker 1: to Consumer reports is the Super Up the Super Room.
Speaker 3: I will never own the most reliable new car.
Speaker 4: What's number two? The Lexus?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the Life.
Speaker 4: I'm mad at that number two on that list.
Speaker 3: I missed my Lexus. I know you do love that
Speaker 3: cause should have never got rid of it.
Speaker 4: Finally, of course you have to get rid of it. It
Speaker 4: would be like twenty years old by now, I know.
Speaker 1: But my friend Kist has a same year as I did,
Speaker 1: did three LS four thirty.
Speaker 3: He's got one. Uh okay, Karen, don't you said? You do?
Speaker 3: Care to know?
Speaker 1: Who told Megan Markle no, thank you after being invited
Speaker 1: to appear on her Netflix series With Love.
Speaker 2: I'm Megan definitely care to know Dolly Parton, Oh the
Speaker 2: nicest person on earth?
Speaker 1: Yeah, they told her no. We think you're just trying
Speaker 1: to take advantage of Dolly's popularity.
Speaker 4: Hold her that, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because otherwise she would never in a millionaires want
Speaker 2: to chat with Dolly Parton.
Speaker 1: Megan's team was lit bid good about this. That's what
Speaker 1: her team is saying. Are there that's so called experts
Speaker 1: in this area are saying that our team was really
Speaker 1: just livid, and Dolly Parton's team was like, hey, you're
Speaker 1: trying to take advantage of the popularity, and that Megan
Speaker 1: has a thirst for fame.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, Why the aggression?
Speaker 2: Why the angst between Dolly Parton, America's new Betty White
Speaker 2: in my opinion.
Speaker 4: Keep her alive at all costs and Meghan Markle.
Speaker 1: Megan's barking on the wrong tree. She's barking on the
Speaker 1: wrong tree. Though she'll never win that fight.
Speaker 4: No, she will not. But I want to know why
Speaker 4: they're angry at all? Ey, there's a backstory there, Sandy,
Speaker 4: something's going on.
Speaker 3: I think you're probably right. Yeah, that's care, don't care.
Speaker 3: What's your name?
Speaker 4: Oh my name is Tricia.
Speaker 1: My name is Sandy More coming up, Andy and Tricia
Speaker 1: on Austin's eighties station one O three point one. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go ahead and guess that these instacart specials for
Speaker 1: the for nineteen ninety nine, for the year nineteen ninety nine,
Speaker 1: the foods that are being offered up on special probably not.
Speaker 2: The healthiest, No, no, definitely not.
Speaker 3: So what instacart is doing is what so there?
Speaker 2: You know, how we Sandy? You and I just did
Speaker 2: it with our daughter at the beginning of summer. Were like, oh,
Speaker 2: remember what we used to do in the summer. I
Speaker 2: was off my grandparents. You were talking about playing with
Speaker 2: your friends, that kind of thing. So you get nostalgic
Speaker 2: about your childhood summers, and so Instacart's trying to help
Speaker 2: you relive that nostalgia by rolling back prices to nineteen
Speaker 2: ninety nine pricing for like iconic nostalgic snacks like hot
Speaker 2: pockets and otter pops.
Speaker 1: You know, I bagel bites. This is not a flex.
Speaker 1: But do you know I have never in my life
Speaker 1: eaten a hot pocket.
Speaker 2: I don't think that's a flex at all. I feel
Speaker 2: sorry I said it was not a flex. Yeh, no, no,
Speaker 2: I'm just saying I wouldn't have mistaken it for that.
Speaker 2: I've been like, oh, right, I've never had one.
Speaker 4: Why not? Like, I don't know not.
Speaker 3: To I don't know.
Speaker 1: I guess the commissary on base didn't carry the hot.
Speaker 2: Pocect oh they probably because everything was knockoff, was like warm.
Speaker 1: Pockets, but after it was a hot pouch instead of
Speaker 1: a warm pouch.
Speaker 2: Right, You brough you had friends over for the summer
Speaker 2: and you put out on the table warm pouches.
Speaker 4: Exactly not fun. So what Instacart did.
Speaker 2: They crunched the numbers to find out what it would
Speaker 2: take to match the nineteen ninety nine grocery prices. So
Speaker 2: they're giving you forty seven percent off on the favorites,
Speaker 2: also including kool Aid, kool Aid, Capri.
Speaker 3: Sun Oh, Caprice sons. I had a lot of those.
Speaker 4: Oh, yeah, clearly Canadian. Remember the water. I thought it
Speaker 4: was fancy because it was in the bottles.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I remember, clearly Canadian.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I just love it that they're trying to
Speaker 2: let you kind of relive your childhood summer.
Speaker 4: A little bit.
Speaker 3: Caprice sons. I used to love those.
Speaker 2: Oh but you know what, I'd get too.
Speaker 4: Excited and squeeze it. You're not supposed to squeeze.
Speaker 2: It once she gets right right, But then I would
Speaker 2: squeeze it and squirt it out, make a mess.
Speaker 4: It was just too excited to drink it. I didn't
Speaker 4: understand how the pouch worked or something.
Speaker 3: Kool Aid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, s'mores things, s'mores ingredients. Yeah, the Marshmallo is the
Speaker 2: chocolate and the gram crackers.
Speaker 3: Trisha'll eat a smore any day of the week.
Speaker 4: I don't care how hot it is outside. I will
Speaker 4: sweat my.
Speaker 2: Butt off at the grill at the open fire making
Speaker 2: a smore to eat it.
Speaker 4: But then I can only eat one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I get thirsty after, I know, but I
Speaker 3: want one so bad. Best thing after a smore is
Speaker 3: a glass of milk.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Oh, and you don't drink.
Speaker 3: And I don't drink milk very often.
Speaker 2: Now that's interesting anyway, hooray at instacart.
Speaker 1: I remember I had when Tricia and I first started,
Speaker 1: when we first started living together, I had to call
Speaker 1: her out for drinking out of the milk drug.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because I lived myself. I had my own milk
Speaker 2: jug so I just go get a swig out of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And she did it at my house and I
Speaker 3: was like, you can't do that, I know.
Speaker 4: And I was like, ye, my beds sor she's.
Speaker 3: Tricia, My name is Sandy. Stick around.
Speaker 1: We got more coming up on Austin's eighty station one
Speaker 1: O three point one and streaming at one O three
Speaker 1: to one austin dot com.