Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
Speaker 1: AM six forty, the Gary and Shannon Show on demand
Speaker 1: on the iHeartRadio app. Oh my gosh, okay, I just
Speaker 1: pulled it up. Is that Jackie your Shadow?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Two?
Speaker 4: Yeah too.
Speaker 1: We got two significant cracks. That's a hole on the left.
Speaker 1: That's a crack on the right. But we don't know
Speaker 1: what's going on with the third egg. If that was
Speaker 1: the egg that we saw previously that had the pip,
Speaker 1: because it's underneath the belly, the belly of either a
Speaker 1: Shadow or Jackie there. But we've got two. We knew
Speaker 1: it yesterday. We saw a crack turned into a hole
Speaker 1: this morning, and then we heard from our people in
Speaker 1: the know that once one egg shows the pip that
Speaker 1: it kind of sends a message to the other eggs, Hey,
Speaker 1: you got to come out too, And that seems to
Speaker 1: be what's going on. Jackie and Shadow are both perched
Speaker 1: on the nest right now. Both Mom and Dad are there.
Speaker 1: We've got two crack slash holes in the eggs, folks,
Speaker 1: two eggs that look like they're getting ready to enter
Speaker 1: the world the hatchlings.
Speaker 5: And I believe that's Jackie sitting on top of the egg.
Speaker 1: That is Jackie on top of the egg. Jackie is
Speaker 1: bigger than Shadow. The female is bigger than the male.
Speaker 4: Here. Wow, this is exciting guys.
Speaker 1: Now, we have heard that it takes three to five
Speaker 1: days for the eggs to hatch once the pip has happened.
Speaker 1: But I feel like I feel like they're fast tracking
Speaker 1: this thing. I feel like these these these birds want out,
Speaker 1: and I think it's gonna happen, and I think it's
Speaker 1: gonna happen soon.
Speaker 4: But you know, hope. In one hand, it's time for
Speaker 4: a swamp lot, which.
Speaker 1: Means I'm an a liar and when I'm not kissing babies,
Speaker 1: I'm stealing their lollipops.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we got The real problem is that our leaders
Speaker 6: are done.
Speaker 4: The other side never quits.
Speaker 6: So what I'm not going anywhere So that.
Speaker 2: Now you drain the squad.
Speaker 4: I can imagine what can be and be unburdened by
Speaker 4: what has been.
Speaker 7: You know, Mrvans have always been going at residents, but
Speaker 7: they're not stupid.
Speaker 1: Wonder is when a politician actually tells the truth.
Speaker 5: Why have the people voted for you?
Speaker 4: With masswap watch, They're all.
Speaker 1: Counternoed, what do they say doing the same thing over
Speaker 1: and over again expecting a different result, that's insanity. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that was kind of the way my line of thinking
Speaker 1: about what happened in the Oval Office between President Trump
Speaker 1: and Ukrainian President Zelensky went down on Friday. In the moment,
Speaker 1: I thought, oh my gosh, this is so embarrassing. It's
Speaker 1: a shouting match in the Oval Office. As a president
Speaker 1: of the United States, You've got to know better. You know,
Speaker 1: you can't yell and cut somebody off. And then you've
Speaker 1: got JD. Fance demanding thanks, and you look silly, and
Speaker 1: this is all a mess, and gosh, there's no decorum
Speaker 1: in the Oval Office. And that was my feeling in
Speaker 1: the moment, And it was embarrassing, and it did not
Speaker 1: need to happen that way.
Speaker 4: It really did not.
Speaker 1: That said, My dad used to have this same and
Speaker 1: it becomes more apple as you move through life, but
Speaker 1: I remember him saying this when I was very young.
Speaker 4: You have to play the game.
Speaker 1: Play the game, and that basically means that you're going
Speaker 1: to come across things, jobs.
Speaker 4: People that are difficult.
Speaker 1: People you'd rather not deal with, people that don't think
Speaker 1: the way. You do jobs that are awful or they're
Speaker 1: just not right for you, but you gotta go because
Speaker 1: they pay the bills. Right, play the game, and that's
Speaker 1: kind of what Zelenski failed to do when he went
Speaker 1: to the Oval office. Expecting Trump to act differently is insanity,
Speaker 1: isn't it. We know who this guy is. We know
Speaker 1: that he likes winners. We know that he likes to
Speaker 1: be the biggest bully on the playground. And that's just
Speaker 1: how he does his business. He told him again on
Speaker 1: Friday in the Oval Office. It's my job, I'm paraphrasing,
Speaker 1: it's the deals. That's what I do. I'm a hard
Speaker 1: deal maker.
Speaker 4: This is how I.
Speaker 1: Come to the negotiating table. This is how I approach things.
Speaker 1: And it's with a sledgehammer that we know that about him.
Speaker 1: So you've kind of got to play the game. You've
Speaker 1: got to realize who you're dealing with and the bluster
Speaker 1: that you're going to be dealing with, and Zelensky kind
Speaker 1: of played into it. Now, is it fair to put
Speaker 1: the onus on Zelensky? No, probably not, But you've got
Speaker 1: to play the.
Speaker 4: Game in this situation.
Speaker 1: You've got to know that the key to Trump's heart
Speaker 1: is through praise, and as sad as that may be,
Speaker 1: that's the game we're playing here, folks. And when Zelenski
Speaker 1: went into the Oval office and failed to say thank you,
Speaker 1: the United States is so great, You're such a major power,
Speaker 1: and we're so lucky to have you on our side.
Speaker 1: Had he gone in there with that preface, in front
Speaker 1: of all the cameras, I think it would have been
Speaker 1: a very different meeting. But that wasn't the game that
Speaker 1: was played, and the fireworks were the ensuing result. Now,
Speaker 1: Senator Lindsay Graham has called on Zelensky to consider resigning. Now,
Speaker 1: Senator Graham is saying this openly. Now, behind closed doors,
Speaker 1: there are reports that Lindsey Graham is telling people at
Speaker 1: the Capitol Trump efed up and he effed up big.
Speaker 1: So sometimes what you're hearing publicly from people is not
Speaker 1: just is not what they're saying behind closed doors.
Speaker 4: But you already knew.
Speaker 1: That Trump will be giving an address to a joint
Speaker 1: session of Congress. He said today on social media. Tomorrow
Speaker 1: night will be big. I will tell it like it is. Now,
Speaker 1: keep in mind the backdrop of this address is Trump
Speaker 1: using a flurry of executive orders to really say I
Speaker 1: don't need you Congress is what you're kind of doing.
Speaker 1: You're kind of thumbing your nose at Congress saying I'm
Speaker 1: going to do what I want to do, whether you
Speaker 1: like it or you're not, And where's my pen? And
Speaker 1: that's kind of the way that Trump has been doing
Speaker 1: business since he got his second chance in office. The
Speaker 1: address is scheduled for tomorrow at six pm our time.
Speaker 1: I'm assuming we will take it here. It's not officially
Speaker 1: termed the State of the Union. That's an address reserve
Speaker 1: for subsequent years. But this is what usually is an
Speaker 1: opportunity to the president to outline his key priorities. This
Speaker 1: is going to be broadcast live on major networks. You're
Speaker 1: gonna have the top congressional leaders, You're gonna have the
Speaker 1: cabinet there, the Supreme Court justices will be in attendance,
Speaker 1: the whole pomp and circumstance, the full nine.
Speaker 4: So it'll be interesting to see how he treats this.
Speaker 1: Will he be the reserve president that he had kind
Speaker 1: of tiptoed into this second this second term in office,
Speaker 1: or will it be the brash, beat you over the
Speaker 1: head Trump that we saw on Friday in the Oval Office,
Speaker 1: maybe a little bit of both, who knows. But all
Speaker 1: eyes will be on Capitol Hill on Washington tomorrow as
Speaker 1: Trump addresses that joint session of Congress, and we will
Speaker 1: take you there live right here on KFI. Coming up
Speaker 1: next an update. Yes, we will keep an eye on
Speaker 1: the eagles. Don't worry, are you kidding? Any action on
Speaker 1: those eggs, any cracks or holes, we will tell you
Speaker 1: about it right here first on Gary and don't worry.
Speaker 1: You can continue your work day. I just watched the
Speaker 1: clip of Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal recreated recreating the
Speaker 1: moment from when Harry met Sally when he says, when
Speaker 1: you're an Oscar winner, you want the moment to last.
Speaker 3: And it just.
Speaker 4: Something about those two such a nice moment in time.
Speaker 1: Billy Crystal hosting the Oscars was probably my peak favorite
Speaker 1: Oscar memories.
Speaker 4: Like it's a series of years in the early next.
Speaker 8: There's nobody better, There has been nobody better than Billy Crystal.
Speaker 4: I love that you're that emphatic. I feel the same
Speaker 4: every year.
Speaker 8: I say, why can't we have Billy Crystal back? Why why,
Speaker 8: why won't he do it?
Speaker 1: He's like a secure He's like a warm blanket. But
Speaker 1: also everyone loves Billy Crystal. I mean he doesn't rub
Speaker 1: anyone the wrong way, and he just strikes such a
Speaker 1: nice chord. Just watching that clip is a twenty second
Speaker 1: clip and Meg Ryan and they still got it, they
Speaker 1: still have the chemistry they do.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I enjoyed that too, although well I won't say no.
Speaker 8: Go ahead, well no, you and I talked about off
Speaker 8: the year, so I'm not going to be a hater.
Speaker 4: I don't remember what it was. Well, her face just
Speaker 4: like oh right, right right, yeah.
Speaker 1: You know what, Sometimes beautiful women they want to stay beautiful,
Speaker 1: and unfortunately they do too much. She could have, she
Speaker 1: could have not touched a thing for the rest of
Speaker 1: her days and looked just as beautiful and cute. And
Speaker 1: she does have the beautiful cute thing going on as
Speaker 1: well that she will always have. But it makes me
Speaker 1: sad more than anything. You didn't need to touch anything.
Speaker 1: You don't need to touch anything, but we are.
Speaker 8: We're under so much pressure, and especially actresses, as you
Speaker 8: know they get older, they're under so much pressure. But
Speaker 8: I mean, so many of them are so beautiful.
Speaker 4: Just you don't need to do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm glad that there's an anti filler movement working
Speaker 1: its way through Hollywood, where I think there were people
Speaker 1: who did too much when it comes to putting fillers
Speaker 1: and their cheeks and their lips, and it was making
Speaker 1: some people look older than they were. You know, you'd
Speaker 1: see somebody who was putting using fillers twenty five or
Speaker 1: thirty and they looked forty five, and you think this
Speaker 1: isn't the right way. Puffy is not always a not
Speaker 1: always the answer. Okay, So Gene Hackman and his wife,
Speaker 1: the mystery continues. Authorities now believe they can rule out
Speaker 1: carbon monoxide as a possible cause of death. This is
Speaker 1: something we told you right away when we reported to
Speaker 1: this to you on Friday morning, that police, fire, even
Speaker 1: the gas company had come out to this property in
Speaker 1: Santa Fe, New Mexico, and said there's no signs of
Speaker 1: a carbon monoxide leak. The house was built, I think
Speaker 1: in two thousand. Gene Hackman was ninety five, wife was
Speaker 1: sixty five, and they both tested negative for carbon monoxide.
Speaker 1: They believe that Gene Hackman died on February seventeenth, nine
Speaker 1: days before he and his wife were discovered dead.
Speaker 4: That was the date of the last recorded event.
Speaker 1: On Gene Hackman's pacemaker, so that is believed to have
Speaker 1: been Gene Hackman's last day of life. Unclear of when
Speaker 1: Betsy died. Now, remember Betsy was found in a bathroom,
Speaker 1: slumped on the ground, bottle of pills, open pills billed
Speaker 1: out around the body. One of their dogs found in
Speaker 1: a crate. We don't know if the door was open
Speaker 1: or closed in a nearby closet.
Speaker 4: Dead. Gene Hackman found dead.
Speaker 1: They thought he fell sunglasses near his body, like he
Speaker 1: was putting him on or something of that nature. They
Speaker 1: believed that he had fallen, which made them think about
Speaker 1: carbon monoxide.
Speaker 4: I guess at first.
Speaker 1: Full autopsy results and talks tests are still pending. This
Speaker 1: could take weeks, but no obvious signs of how they died,
Speaker 1: and the investigators saying that this was suspicious enough to
Speaker 1: warrant a thorough search and investigation.
Speaker 4: Three months could be at least three months.
Speaker 1: You'd think they could put a rush order in on it, right, Hey,
Speaker 1: it's Gene Hackman. We got Morgan Freeman to do the
Speaker 1: in memoriam. Come on, let's put a speed order on this.
Speaker 1: They have expedited some tests carbon monoxide being one of them.
Speaker 4: You know, if that came back.
Speaker 1: Positive, then you could put a bow on it and
Speaker 1: it's a shutcase. In a search of the couple's home,
Speaker 1: they found two cell phones. They found thyroid medication and
Speaker 1: blood pressure medication, thy linnel, a twenty twenty five monthly planner,
Speaker 1: and health records. He was in the mudroom. That's where
Speaker 1: he was found. Now, some people say that the mudroom
Speaker 1: is colder, and in certain places there are things called
Speaker 1: a mudroom and for people that haven't left la and
Speaker 1: that it's colder, and that may have kept the body.
Speaker 1: Because remember, her hands showed signs of mummification. His did not,
Speaker 1: so they thought initially that she may have been dead longer,
Speaker 1: although the mommification of the hands and feet can take
Speaker 1: place within a few days to about a week after
Speaker 1: a body expires. We don't know what the prescription bottle
Speaker 1: was found, was that the blood pressure medication. Was that
Speaker 1: just she was going in to take her daily thyroid
Speaker 1: or blood pressure medication and she fell and died. Very
Speaker 1: odd for somebody who's sixty five to drop dead like that,
Speaker 1: And what are the odds that your husband had just
Speaker 1: dropped dead and that you didn't know it. Did she
Speaker 1: find him and then go take a bunch of pills
Speaker 1: because she was so distraught? How did the dog died?
Speaker 1: Did the dog die after she died from malnourishment? You'd
Speaker 1: think as dog owners responsible dog owners. They have three
Speaker 1: of them, and everyone around them says they are responsible
Speaker 1: dog owners. That you wouldn't do that if you were
Speaker 1: to off yourself because you're so distraught about your husband dying,
Speaker 1: you'd make allowances for all the dogs to be okay,
Speaker 1: you would think, you.
Speaker 8: Know what, Shannon, What I don't understand is if they
Speaker 8: were deceased for that amount of time, how did the
Speaker 8: other two dogs survive?
Speaker 4: Number one?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 4: Because they're not being fed.
Speaker 8: And also, I mean, as you said, this is Gene Hackman.
Speaker 8: They don't have a housekeeper or a live in or
Speaker 8: somebody there. I mean, what is it an eight thousand
Speaker 8: square but how something like that? There's nobody there, nobody,
Speaker 8: nobody found them for all these days.
Speaker 1: The only answer I can give to you for that
Speaker 1: or some people are very private. And she was much younger.
Speaker 1: She could have been the caretaker in this home. He's
Speaker 1: ninety five, she's only sixty five, so she could have
Speaker 1: been handling all of this, and because they were private,
Speaker 1: there's one picture of them in the past year out
Speaker 1: and about. It seems like they did keep to themselves.
Speaker 1: It was a caretaker. I don't know if it's a
Speaker 1: grounds care carekeeper, a caretaker excuse me, grounds caretaker, or
Speaker 1: a housemaid or somebody that was the one who came
Speaker 1: in and found the bodies. It was somebody who reported
Speaker 1: to the house at least on some sort of a
Speaker 1: routine basis, whether it's every couple weeks to clean or
Speaker 1: do the grounds cleaning or something of that nature. Don't know,
Speaker 1: but I think it's perfectly understandable that she took care
Speaker 1: of things around the house being so much younger, and
Speaker 1: she may have been his caretaker as well. I mean,
Speaker 1: people when they get to be that age get real
Speaker 1: honorie sometimes when it comes to having other people in
Speaker 1: their space and taking care of them.
Speaker 4: So that's the only thing I can think of.
Speaker 1: My question, Debra, is where the kids got three adult children?
Speaker 1: I know that the wife is a year younger than
Speaker 1: the I believe the oldest child, but they're all in
Speaker 1: their their fifties and sixties. The children, where are they
Speaker 1: in the past two weeks or is that normal that
Speaker 1: they wouldn't talk to their dad in two weeks?
Speaker 4: I don't know. Yeah, I was wondering that too.
Speaker 8: I mean, were they strange or did they did they
Speaker 8: just not have a great relationship.
Speaker 4: There's just so many Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, in adding to that question is the fact that
Speaker 1: the family, the kids came out at least one or
Speaker 1: maybe more came out right away. The bodies weren't even
Speaker 1: picked up from the home, and the family was already
Speaker 1: saying carbon monoxide poisoning. Now, how the hell do you
Speaker 1: know that? You know, I was at my mom's house
Speaker 1: for a week. This sounds this is an awful hypothetical.
Speaker 1: But if she was found today, I wouldn't say, oh,
Speaker 1: it must be carbon monoxide poisoning, despite the fact I
Speaker 1: was just there two days ago, Right, I would have
Speaker 1: no idea. You're not at the home, you're not with
Speaker 1: the person, you don't know what's going on. Why you
Speaker 1: would jump to that conclusion and publicize that right away?
Speaker 1: To me sent up a red flag.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I thought that was I thought that was weird too,
Speaker 8: unless they just felt as we all did. Okay, it
Speaker 8: sounds it just sounds like carbon monoxide. But you would
Speaker 8: think they would have had some other information, you know,
Speaker 8: that we did not get for a while.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, Or if it was purposeful carbon monoxide, that's
Speaker 1: usually pretty obvious that that was on purpose as well.
Speaker 4: So I guess we will.
Speaker 1: Just have to wait for the results of those tests
Speaker 1: coming up. Do chores turn you on? Let me rephrase,
Speaker 1: does your spouse during chores turn you on? Do you
Speaker 1: look at them with a nicer kind of outlook when
Speaker 1: they have taken care of the laundry or taken out
Speaker 1: the trash, or done something, or taken the dog out?
Speaker 4: Or do you just make your dog suffer? Like kean?
Speaker 1: It just kidding, they have a staring contest in their house.
Speaker 1: Who's going to take the dog out? I don't think
Speaker 1: that that is rare. I think that probably happens with
Speaker 1: a lot of people.
Speaker 4: Let us know.
Speaker 1: Using the top back feature on the higher Radio app,
Speaker 1: we'll get into the study that says half of Americans
Speaker 1: say chores done by somebody else turns them on. Stories
Speaker 1: we are falling for you today. A large storm system
Speaker 1: set to bring blizzard conditions possible tornadoes to different parts
Speaker 1: of the country that are not us this week. Today,
Speaker 1: the storm is in the rockies the Southwest. Severe weather
Speaker 1: will break out in the south starting tonight into tomorrow morning,
Speaker 1: damning wins with the chance of yes tornadoes from Dallas
Speaker 1: to Oklahoma City. Tariffs on Mexico and Canada go into
Speaker 1: effect tomorrow. Last week, in a truth social post, Trump
Speaker 1: said illegal drugs continue to pour across the border. He
Speaker 1: called a very high and unacceptable levels. So we will
Speaker 1: see what happens with any sort of negotiations before those
Speaker 1: kick in tomorrow. I know the President of Mexico has said,
Speaker 1: we are in constant contact with all of the people
Speaker 1: in Washington that we can that have a pipeline to
Speaker 1: Trump to figure out how to make some sort of
Speaker 1: agreement before this happens. Both Canada and Mexico have promised
Speaker 1: to boost security, but apparently it has not been to
Speaker 1: the level that the administration wants to see. Pope Francis,
Speaker 1: we will get an update coming up after Deba's news
Speaker 1: at the top of the hour. You've heard about his
Speaker 1: progress listening to KFI news. He's taken another turn. He
Speaker 1: suffered two episodes of acute respiratory failure. It's really hard
Speaker 1: to hear. Every tourney's taking isn't it. We don't even
Speaker 1: know this man. We're hearing about all of the things.
Speaker 1: On Friday it was he's tooken on vomit. Now we
Speaker 1: were hearing about these acute respiratory failures. He's receiving ventilation
Speaker 1: at this point, before it was mechanical ventilation had been removed.
Speaker 1: Now the ventilation's backed. We don't know back. We don't
Speaker 1: know if he's intubated or what's going on. But we
Speaker 1: will stay on top of the pope's condition with as
Speaker 1: respectfully as possible.
Speaker 4: We'll leave out the vomit. How about that?
Speaker 1: More than half of Americans say they are turned on when.
Speaker 4: Their partner does chores.
Speaker 1: This is a survey studying the link between home cleanliness
Speaker 1: and romance. Vast majority of people admit an untidy home
Speaker 1: could be a deal breaker. The most alluring chore at all? Overall,
Speaker 1: what do you think the most alluring chore is taking
Speaker 1: out the trash, taking out the dog, grocery, shopping, or
Speaker 1: some mopping the floor, washing the windows.
Speaker 4: It is doing the dishes. Doing the dishes is up there.
Speaker 4: I learned this watching Love is Blind. Interesting.
Speaker 1: There was a couple in the pods and where they
Speaker 1: were having these great relationship conversations over.
Speaker 4: Do you mind cooking or would you rather?
Speaker 1: Do you like to cook? Or do you like to
Speaker 1: do the dishes? Was the major conversation topic. And the
Speaker 1: guy in the pod said, Oh, I don't mind doing
Speaker 1: the dishes, and it was like he said he cured cancer.
Speaker 4: She was like, oh, my gosh, you don't mind doing
Speaker 4: the Oh you are the one for me.
Speaker 1: And it was this whole breakthrough and their relationship that
Speaker 1: he would do the dishes, and I thought, Wow, this
Speaker 1: is proof that this show should not exist like that,
Speaker 1: Like she's writing it down in her little journal like
Speaker 1: he does the dishes, circling it, putting a star next
Speaker 1: to it.
Speaker 4: And I'm thinking, is that really that big of a deal.
Speaker 4: And then I'm thinking.
Speaker 1: About her cooking, because we all know people cook, Like
Speaker 1: I would prefer people not to cook if they are
Speaker 1: gonna make a freaking mess and not do dishes as
Speaker 1: they go. It's a difference of person, isn't it. I
Speaker 1: am a do dishes as I go. Cooker, I will.
Speaker 1: And unless you're cooking like Thanksgiving dinner, you're cooking for
Speaker 1: ten twelve people. If you're cooking for the two of you,
Speaker 1: or for the four of you, what have you? I'm
Speaker 1: a do as you go dish doer. I don't cook,
Speaker 1: and then it's a and then it's a freaking World
Speaker 1: War two, you know, emergency room in there.
Speaker 4: That's not what it looks like. I like to clean
Speaker 4: as I go.
Speaker 5: I'm the exact opposite to see. I'm just a mess.
Speaker 5: I think I use five different forks for the same
Speaker 5: like dish to try. Uh, I have no contamination, like
Speaker 5: I'm washing my hands every six seconds, like I have
Speaker 5: five different ladles.
Speaker 4: You're touching the chicken and then you're touching the water nozzle.
Speaker 5: It it's I don't know. I'm a mess. And then
Speaker 5: I have to leave it for my husbands a And
Speaker 5: then it's not a turn on him doing the dishes,
Speaker 5: because as soon as I'm done, I just walk away.
Speaker 5: And then it's like you are.
Speaker 4: A monster, a horrible person. That is awful.
Speaker 5: I am, like, I love cleaning, but I also hate
Speaker 5: it at the same time. But I'd rather somebody else
Speaker 5: do it than me. So I guess just him cleaning
Speaker 5: is my entire turn on, because I don't like doing
Speaker 5: it myself.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, especially when you create the mess and that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I feel bad now, I'm I'm instructed to do
Speaker 5: dishes on the weekends.
Speaker 4: You see, you're okay with them sitting.
Speaker 5: I mean he does it during the weekday, okayh I
Speaker 5: have to do him during the week.
Speaker 1: Because there's a whole thing with couples of are you
Speaker 1: okay with the dishes sitting like overnight or are you
Speaker 1: a dishes need to be done right away?
Speaker 5: Person Ideally, I would like dishes to be in the
Speaker 5: dishwasher at the end of the night. Yeah, So then
Speaker 5: that way, whatever we use throughout the day is sure
Speaker 5: put away and done by the end of the day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you're not going to get a divorce over
Speaker 1: him leaving something in the sank.
Speaker 4: Though, No, no, no, no, I'm still I'm not getting
Speaker 4: over the mess that you make.
Speaker 5: I don't know, like it's like I'm a ship and
Speaker 5: I know looking in the kitchen like that's probably more normal.
Speaker 1: I'm the serial killer, I'm sure in this situation of
Speaker 1: like I have to clean as I go, And probably
Speaker 1: people that actually make good food and are normal chefs,
Speaker 1: they do the same thing that you do. They just
Speaker 1: they're focused on what they're creating and their food and
Speaker 1: they don't want to deal with any of that crap.
Speaker 4: That makes sense. So what is the chore that turns
Speaker 4: you on?
Speaker 1: We have your answers from the talkback feature there on
Speaker 1: that iHeartRadio app, so we'll find out what you had
Speaker 1: to say. Well we come back. I love I love
Speaker 1: it when the chores are done. I love it when
Speaker 1: anything is done around the house. I like it when
Speaker 1: my husband does things around the house that I didn't
Speaker 1: even know doing. You know, like if I came home
Speaker 1: and he's like, yeah, I fixed that electrical issue we
Speaker 1: were having it even if he did nothing. If you
Speaker 1: told me he did that, I'd be like, that's awesome
Speaker 1: that you did something.
Speaker 4: I'm going to go sit on the couch for four hours.
Speaker 5: See I'm I'm the one that can build and fix things.
Speaker 5: And let me get in there and okay, do the
Speaker 5: electrical stuff like I love doing that.
Speaker 4: But get your ass in the kitchen and clean honey.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm that person.
Speaker 4: I'll take care of the wiring. Okay.
Speaker 1: More than half of Americans say they're turned on when
Speaker 1: their partner does chores. We asked you which partner does
Speaker 1: the chores? What chores are we talking about?
Speaker 9: And do you agree good morning, like Gary and Shannon.
Speaker 9: Oh my god, I'm so glad that you've asked this.
Speaker 9: I recently started in a relationship and I had to
Speaker 9: leave because it was opening day at baseball for my kids,
Speaker 9: and I was telling my new partners like, hey, I
Speaker 9: trust you just locked the door on your way out.
Speaker 4: I have to go.
Speaker 9: I got home after a busy, long day with the kids,
Speaker 9: and oh my goodness, you would never believe it. Dishes
Speaker 9: were done, floor was swept, laundry was folded, things were
Speaker 9: put away. He cleaned my house while I was gone.
Speaker 4: I was squeez hey, Shannon.
Speaker 10: And the thing that's a turn on with the chores
Speaker 10: is if they're done without asking. If I come out
Speaker 10: into the kitchen after doing something in the bedroom and
Speaker 10: he's finishing up the dishes, that is awesome.
Speaker 4: Hush, Shannon.
Speaker 11: So I was listening to you guys talk about chores
Speaker 11: being an afrodisiac. It's not chores, like I kind of
Speaker 11: expect my husband to help me around the house. He
Speaker 11: lives here too. But the thing that really gets me
Speaker 11: as an afridisiac, in my opinion, when a man can
Speaker 11: fix something. I watch my husband fix a thing, and
Speaker 11: I'm like, hey you, let's go.
Speaker 9: I love it.
Speaker 7: Good morning, ladies. I have to tell you I am
Speaker 7: the luckiest woman on the face of earth. I'm a
Speaker 7: total lazy butt. And on the weekends, my husband and
Speaker 7: who is a busy body, will wake up and the
Speaker 7: longer I stay in bed sleeping in the cleaner my
Speaker 7: house is when I wake up the horning what and
Speaker 7: it's a super turn on.
Speaker 4: Love you Bob.
Speaker 10: For me, it's when my husband changes out the.
Speaker 4: HVAC filter. Oh yeah, I can claim that, ladder.
Speaker 10: Hi, Shannon, thank you.
Speaker 2: Somebody you know I've been married forty five years to
Speaker 2: my wife and we pretty much share all the chores.
Speaker 2: Everything seems to get done. We don't have to ask
Speaker 2: or play any games. The one thing is, though, that
Speaker 2: she is only four foot ten and I do everything
Speaker 2: four foot eleven and not And that's kind of kind
Speaker 2: of okay to me. But anyways, love your show, Thanks Shan.
Speaker 6: Good morning Shannon. As far as chores go for a guy,
Speaker 6: I'm an exception to the rule. I guess when the
Speaker 6: kids were young, I did all the laundry, did all
Speaker 6: the shopping because I enjoyed doing it. Even this past week,
Speaker 6: on the hot day, so got the area of rubs
Speaker 6: out of the house, vacuumed them up real good in
Speaker 6: the patio, got my carpet shampoo out, cleaned them up
Speaker 6: real good and stuff. I love doing stuff like that.
Speaker 6: I guess I worked hard for what I have and
Speaker 6: I appreciate doing this stuff myself, but I love it definitely.
Speaker 4: When she's scribbing in tubs, I'm running, Shannon.
Speaker 7: My favorite chore that my husband does, I saar is
Speaker 7: having dinner ready when I get on some work.
Speaker 2: I really love that.
Speaker 6: Oh I went into Greg longtime listener, that whole congo
Speaker 6: out chores that doesn't work in my house.
Speaker 2: That just makes it worse.
Speaker 10: I'd rather be yelled.
Speaker 3: At and have a bad situation because.
Speaker 2: I didn't do something than to belittle because I did
Speaker 2: it wrong trying to help out.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, I love you guys.
Speaker 4: Bangs.
Speaker 3: So if I take the Clox wipes into my bathroom
Speaker 3: which is also the guest bathroom, and wipe down the tub,
Speaker 3: the toilets, We've got two sinks, hit the sinks, clean
Speaker 3: the shower glass a little bit, do a quick mop
Speaker 3: of the floor, I'm pretty much guaranteed some Sunday night wrestling.
Speaker 3: If you know what I mean, unless, of course, I
Speaker 3: managed to blow it sometimes Sundays so funny.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Chlorox wipes. Those will do a lot more than
Speaker 1: you think they'll do. I never thought that an HVAC
Speaker 1: could be sexy and scrubbing the tub also getting you
Speaker 1: there that those were great.
Speaker 4: Thank you everybody. That's fantastic.
Speaker 1: And I think the takeaway is a happy wife is
Speaker 1: a clean clean house.
Speaker 4: I don't know scrubbing the tub.
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