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Speaker 3: My name's Sandy, This is JB. Hello, and Tricia's here too.
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Speaker 2: up later on the show at nine o'clock. But Tricia,
Speaker 2: tell everybody about that cookie that you saw at Haley's
Speaker 2: Cakes and Cookies up there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Haley Cakes and Cookies, they are the I love
Speaker 4: them because number one, their cookies are delicious, but also
Speaker 4: sometimes they put like inappropriate, definitely funny things on cookies.
Speaker 3: So tell me what you think about this one.
Speaker 4: Treat yourself like I thirty five and never stop working
Speaker 4: on yourself, no matter how inconvenient it is for everybody else.
Speaker 3: They squeeze that all on a cookie. They squeeze it
Speaker 3: all on a cookie. Boy, that's the truth about I
Speaker 3: thirty five. It's never going to be done. Yeah, never, No.
Speaker 3: This So Haley's given old Tiff a run for mine.
Speaker 3: Huh oh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's been around for a while doing it, and.
Speaker 5: She's Schiff's treat's been around what twenty plus years?
Speaker 3: Maybe? Yeah? Different style, this is a different, different style.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like you know, TIFFs does the really good sugar
Speaker 2: and chocolate chip and snicker noodle warm cookie with the
Speaker 2: milk delivered to wherever.
Speaker 3: But Haley does like big.
Speaker 2: Sugar cookies with funny sayings, or sugar cookies that are shaped.
Speaker 4: Like a taco are decorated different drawings and stuff, funny sayings.
Speaker 2: They're on twenty to twenty two, just before six twenty
Speaker 2: like River Place.
Speaker 3: That's their north location.
Speaker 4: They have one on South Lamart right by Snooze, the
Speaker 4: Amazing Brunch Place. And then they have a location in
Speaker 4: Houston as well. So she's getting bigger and bigger.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Haley's growing up, didn't she? Her stuff is good. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I got once. I had a home run JB.
Speaker 2: Once for Mother's Day, Hailey was selling these do it
Speaker 2: yourself sugar cookie kits, like create the cookies and then
Speaker 2: all the frostings and all that stuff where you can
Speaker 2: decorate them yourself.
Speaker 3: And I gave it Theutrica. She and Landry just went
Speaker 3: to town. That's a good gift.
Speaker 4: It's a great gift because it has the bags and
Speaker 4: the tips, and the icing's already mixed up and the
Speaker 4: cookies are already baked. You know what I mean, anything
Speaker 4: that you would need, you just sit down and do it.
Speaker 4: And one time Landry and I took a cookie decorating
Speaker 4: class at Haley Cake and Kits and Cookies.
Speaker 6: I know pretty good at it now. That was up
Speaker 6: their South one, right mm hmm on Lamar. It was
Speaker 6: just a big giant kitchen and a bunch of people
Speaker 6: that want to learn how to decorate cookies.
Speaker 4: It was a big, huge room with a bunch of
Speaker 4: tables that I think, where is where everybody sat to
Speaker 4: decorate like orders and stuff.
Speaker 3: Where there are any men in the class.
Speaker 4: No, not a single man in the class, not a
Speaker 4: single one.
Speaker 3: Does not surprise me.
Speaker 4: It's harder than it looks, you guys. She makes it
Speaker 4: looks so easy on her videos.
Speaker 3: It is not that easy.
Speaker 4: It's just like when I thought I could do a
Speaker 4: Bob Ross painting based on his instructions, it looked nothing
Speaker 4: like the Bob Ross painting.
Speaker 2: It's funny those things like cookie decorating. And we have
Speaker 2: a friend that makes soap okay, and her Instagram account
Speaker 2: is huge of her just making soap, you know, and
Speaker 2: cutting it into squares and all kinds of stuff and
Speaker 2: gets millions of views of her with their little homemade
Speaker 2: hippie soap.
Speaker 5: I switched to homemade hippie soap a few years ago,
Speaker 5: did you really, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Just trying to eliminate anything with chemicals in it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's just a lot of things you encounter in
Speaker 5: your life that you can change and tweak.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I get hippie soap now, But does the
Speaker 3: hippie soap make you not stink like a hippie?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: It Actually they put some natural oils and stuff in
Speaker 5: it that have a nice scent to them.
Speaker 3: I kind of like it. It works on you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know how like your typical like forever, we
Speaker 5: all just I don't want to name any brands or
Speaker 5: but you just used whatever and it actually smelled more like.
Speaker 3: A perfume because of the chemicals. Yeah, these smell more
Speaker 3: like essential oil and stuff like lavender is a really
Speaker 3: popular one. Yeah, I'm telling you it's good stuff. What
Speaker 3: happened to me when you tried to use natural deodorant?
Speaker 3: What happened? Did it not work? Was that not you?
Speaker 5: Am?
Speaker 3: I thinking of somebody else?
Speaker 4: You were like I tried one of these natural deodorants
Speaker 4: and look at my pits, and you're like it totally
Speaker 4: didn't work, sweaty and smell.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's just one of them. I mean, you got
Speaker 3: to get the right one.
Speaker 5: I'd made that switch to why we're getting off track here,
Speaker 5: but I switched to to one without aluminum, more of
Speaker 5: a natural one. You will sweat a lot at first,
Speaker 5: and then it adjusts, you know what.
Speaker 2: You know what I switched to just to go back
Speaker 2: like old school style is the straight edge razor.
Speaker 4: Really, Oh my god, I walk into just blood splattered
Speaker 4: all over the bathroom.
Speaker 2: If you did that, although I would like to have
Speaker 2: one of those those it looks like a coffee cup
Speaker 2: with the shaving cream dish and then you do it
Speaker 2: that way.
Speaker 3: That'd be kind of fun. Just go old school on that.
Speaker 2: Coming up on the show today, I did something to
Speaker 2: yesterday that I've been in Austin for thirty years and
Speaker 2: it's been there the entire time I've been there, never
Speaker 2: done it, and did it yesterday and had an absolute blast.
Speaker 2: We'll tell you about that just a little bit. And
Speaker 2: Trista's got the story we love coming up.
Speaker 3: What do you have? All right?
Speaker 4: I have all the information you need to know before
Speaker 4: Willie's Fourth of July picnic here in Austin on Friday.
Speaker 2: Trisa's got the story we love in just a moment,
Speaker 2: everything you need to know about Willie Nelson's Fourth of
Speaker 2: July picnic, which is happening in Austin this year.
Speaker 3: That's just a moment away.
Speaker 2: But speaking of the fourth of July, can we can
Speaker 2: we as a country come together and agree on something?
Speaker 2: And that is, although incredibly entertaining, the hot dog eating
Speaker 2: contest is disgusting on a ESPN, Can we can we
Speaker 2: agree it's disgusting, Still enjoy it? And you know it's
Speaker 2: about American as you can get just gorging yourself on things.
Speaker 3: But it's gross, isn't it. The grosses, the dunking, the
Speaker 3: bread and the water. It's funny. It's gross, but it's funny.
Speaker 5: For the last eight years, I was working on a
Speaker 5: cycling podcast and I would work with this Belgian guy, right, and.
Speaker 3: I showed him that once. I couldn't believe it because
Speaker 3: because it.
Speaker 5: Always happens on July fourth, that's that's Tour de France time, right,
Speaker 5: And he was like, wait, I don't understand what they
Speaker 5: And I told him how many they eat, like it's
Speaker 5: what's the record? Sixty something, sixty seven something like that.
Speaker 5: He goes, this is not possible, It's not possible. That's
Speaker 5: just disgusting and not possible. I was like, showed, I
Speaker 5: showed him because this is America. Man.
Speaker 2: The European mind just can't comprehend it, right, They just
Speaker 2: really gross?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 2: And and Joey Chestnut is back this year. I just
Speaker 2: did a quick ban.
Speaker 5: He was banned because he did a like a plant
Speaker 5: based hot dog endorsement or something.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But then Nathan's realized they don't have eating contest
Speaker 2: without the greatest of all.
Speaker 3: It doesn't really count, right, Champion.
Speaker 2: Contestants can dunk the hot dog buns in water or
Speaker 2: other beverages to aid and swallowing deconstruction rule.
Speaker 3: Here's the deconstruction rule.
Speaker 2: Contestants can separate the hot dog from the bun or
Speaker 2: eat them together. Vomiting during the competition results in disqualification.
Speaker 2: In case of a tie, a five hot dog bun
Speaker 2: eatoff is held to determine the winner.
Speaker 3: Yeah and eat off.
Speaker 2: No utensils are allowed personally, dogs and buns are count
Speaker 2: in eighths.
Speaker 5: So does anyone even come close to him? He's kind
Speaker 5: of like just trying to beat his own records.
Speaker 2: Right, He's Joey, He's just truly competing against himself.
Speaker 4: Like his only competition was Kobyashi, Right, and Kobyashi's out
Speaker 4: because something horrible happened to his stomach.
Speaker 3: I mean it, but he saw that coming. It's brilliant marketing.
Speaker 5: If I if I'm going through the grocery store and
Speaker 5: I'm I'm picking up some hot dogs for Fourth of
Speaker 5: July and I see Nathan's there.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm getting. I'm get them. I'd get them
Speaker 3: for that reason alone. Yeah, absolutely so.
Speaker 2: But by point being, we can all agree it's disgusting, right, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's just cross his stories.
Speaker 3: We law from the Lesterhold Studio. Here's Tricia Delicia all Right.
Speaker 4: Fourth of July is on Friday, and Willie Nelson's iconic
Speaker 4: Fourth of July picnic and fireworks display is making its
Speaker 4: return to Texas.
Speaker 3: Did you guys realize it was a New Jersey last year?
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Yeah, that doesn't seem right when it's not in Texas.
Speaker 4: So it's back this year. It's setting up shop at
Speaker 4: the Germania Insurance Amphitheater out at the Circuit of the Americas.
Speaker 4: This has been going on since nineteen seventy three, so
Speaker 4: basically almost as long as I have been alive. Some
Speaker 4: of the people who are playing, and these are all
Speaker 4: people every year that Willy.
Speaker 3: Hand picks himself. You don't say no if Willy invites you,
Speaker 3: not at all.
Speaker 4: Willie Nelson family, so I assume that's his son and
Speaker 4: other people who always play with them, Bob Dylan, the
Speaker 4: Abet Brothers, the Mavericks of course, Asleep at the Wheel.
Speaker 4: And then somebody named Tammy Neilson. Is it bad that
Speaker 4: I don't know who Tammy Nielsen is.
Speaker 3: No, I don't know any Nelson.
Speaker 4: Nope, it's Nielsen rolled up under Nelson family. I think
Speaker 4: if it was Nelsie Tammy Nielsen. So yeah, doors open
Speaker 4: at three o'clock, tickets start at seventy seven dollars and
Speaker 4: seventy cents. Not bad, Okay, show kicks off at four,
Speaker 4: and then you need to look up a circuit of
Speaker 4: the America's Park parking rules, stuff like that, alternate transportation options.
Speaker 3: But I think it's going to be a good show.
Speaker 3: And I'm just glad it's back in Texas. Everything feels
Speaker 3: right again. My daughter's going.
Speaker 5: She is so excited, and she she got bought tickets
Speaker 5: with a friend or two and didn't realize that Bob
Speaker 5: Dylan was playing and Avett Brothers.
Speaker 3: She's so excited. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Really, she's done with Bob Dylan. She's twenty three and
Speaker 2: she's cool with Bob Dylan.
Speaker 5: Well, you know, with the biopic coming out, I think
Speaker 5: it's very relevant and introducing a lot of young people
Speaker 5: to it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's true. Yeah, the same thing happened with Queen
Speaker 3: for a lot of young people. But yeah, samething's going
Speaker 3: to happen with Springsteen when that comes right.
Speaker 4: Have you seen that trailer JB of Jeremy Ellen White
Speaker 4: singing is Springsteen. It's unbelievable. It sounds exactly like him.
Speaker 4: He does all the singing, Oh wow, like Schalome did
Speaker 4: with Dylan.
Speaker 3: Yeah. But Jimmy, you were never a huge Springsteen fan?
Speaker 3: Were you?
Speaker 5: My saxophone? It's I have hey, I admire respect. Everybody
Speaker 5: listened to Born in the USA Times. It's a great record.
Speaker 5: But when they break off into saxophone Jam, I'm like,
Speaker 5: I know he passed away, but I'm sure they throw
Speaker 5: somebody else in there.
Speaker 3: It's his nephew.
Speaker 4: It's his nephew who replaced him playing the saxophone he
Speaker 4: played on Why can't nephew's nephew Clarence's nephew is playing
Speaker 4: Clarence's saxophone.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I used to always get kind of tuned out on
Speaker 2: the record of when I was listening to it. Anytime
Speaker 2: Bruce said let him hear it, big man, I'm like, Oh,
Speaker 2: here comes Clarence.
Speaker 3: Clarence. Why Clarence with his saxophone killed it?
Speaker 5: Every time there was a time and a place for saxophone,
Speaker 5: like in Excess did it? Well, there's a few bands
Speaker 5: out there, but most of them kind of dropped it.
Speaker 2: Bands with saxophones for five hundred Alex Kenny G just didn't.
Speaker 2: Is that a saxophone that Kenny G played all THEO?
Speaker 5: No, I know he he was an.
Speaker 3: Obo guy or something like Clarnet Obo.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure, but I'm just now I'm now for
Speaker 2: sure thinking the bands with.
Speaker 3: Saxophone, I know it's it's just bugs me. I don't
Speaker 3: know why.
Speaker 4: Now he played just different soprano, alto tenor sax Maybe
Speaker 4: he just had a modified win It didn't look like
Speaker 4: a saxophone, but yeah, that's what he played.
Speaker 3: Minute work could get away with it. But that was
Speaker 3: the eighties. Yeah, Dave Matthews band had a saxophone. In it.
Speaker 3: I was never a big Dave Matthews band. Yeah. Either
Speaker 3: it was big and like the SKA sound. Yeah.
Speaker 5: If you remember the specials like No Doubt would Do
Speaker 5: It Madness, that was a time they all moved on,
Speaker 5: they all got away from it.
Speaker 3: Not Bruce, earth Wind and Fire. They had a saxophone
Speaker 3: player in there. I remember arth Wind and Fire.
Speaker 2: A lot of the funk and soul bands they had
Speaker 2: to have a Sacker saxophone for that. So but I
Speaker 2: think the most iconic and recognizable saxophone and modern rock
Speaker 2: and roll is the Big Man Clarence Clements.
Speaker 3: Have fun.
Speaker 2: If you're heading out the Willie's picnic, I would, uh,
Speaker 2: you know, I'd recommend sunscreen if you're going just oh yeah.
Speaker 4: Recommend sunscreen and check out there what you Cannot bring
Speaker 4: it in list, because I feel like it's longer than
Speaker 4: what you can bring in.
Speaker 3: Yes, you know what.
Speaker 2: Else are great and they're super cheap and they keep
Speaker 2: the heat off of you. As I got it, I
Speaker 2: think it's a quick silver one of those big stupid
Speaker 2: straw hats. It's it's enormous, But man, did they make
Speaker 2: a big difference. And they're like, oh yeah, I'm.
Speaker 3: On the lake.
Speaker 5: I'm on the lake all the time. Yeah, and Big
Speaker 5: Straw is awesome. Yeah, Hoka makes one too. I think
Speaker 5: our Hookah or hookah or something like that. It's a
Speaker 5: fishing brand. I can't remember, but yeah, Hemlock is on
Speaker 5: if you can get it in time a couple, if
Speaker 5: you can get it delivered. I think it might be
Speaker 5: on Amazon, So grab that before your head.
Speaker 3: Not the Wheellies. So that is the story we love.
Speaker 2: Coming up next, I did something that I've wanted to
Speaker 2: do in Austin for a long long time. It's been
Speaker 2: here forever. I've never done it, but yesterday my daughter,
Speaker 2: lantricianized daughter and I Landry went and did it. We'll
Speaker 2: tell you what that is. Coming up next to Austin's
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