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Speaker 6: Y and as customary on Thursdays, we're joined in the
Speaker 6: studio by Ms Marshall Collier, our in house tech Pundit.
Speaker 5: Good to see you, Marsha.
Speaker 7: Good to see you too, Mo, and I'm hit me
Speaker 7: up also on Instagram, Marsha Collier.
Speaker 5: You have toys with you tonight?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 7: You know, I get get sometimes I get things to review.
Speaker 7: But this was a gift from another brand, not that brand.
Speaker 7: It was just a gift because I was nice, I guess,
Speaker 7: and they sent it to me and I wasn't really sure.
Speaker 7: I haven't played with it enough. It scares me a
Speaker 7: little bit. It's made by the company. You know, the
Speaker 7: Thera gun. Yeah, my husband, all you guys you got
Speaker 7: hit Thera guns. I can't use that thing pounding on
Speaker 7: my legs and back and.
Speaker 6: I oh, I swear by it, swear by it. I
Speaker 6: had like tight hamstrings. I used that theragn for like
Speaker 6: ten minutes. How's a new man?
Speaker 7: Okay, So what you're holding right there is smart Goggles.
Speaker 7: It's an EE mask and smart eye massager and it's
Speaker 7: the only imask powered by smart sense technology.
Speaker 2: Woo.
Speaker 5: Now when I okay it.
Speaker 6: When I walked to the studio, Tawala had it on
Speaker 6: and it looked like he was using some sort of
Speaker 6: augmented reality thing.
Speaker 5: But it's nothing like that.
Speaker 7: Nothing, nothing like this. All it does is it su supposedly,
Speaker 7: and I've been told by people that it sues headaches.
Speaker 7: It makes you calmer, which is interesting. I massagers, by
Speaker 7: the way, are really popular right now, and this is
Speaker 7: nice Valentine's Day present. I've seen them on sale as low.
Speaker 7: This is the first version for one hundred and forty
Speaker 7: nine dollars.
Speaker 6: Great deal that's reasonably priced when you think about other
Speaker 6: similar products in the market.
Speaker 7: Right, and this lowers seventy one percent of people say
Speaker 7: it lowered anxiety. Twenty three percent put it on before
Speaker 7: they went to bed and it improved their sleep quality
Speaker 7: because you can put a timer on it to shut off.
Speaker 6: I tried it when we were at the break before
Speaker 6: we started, and it felt like the sensation was like
Speaker 6: some one was massaging most of my head and face.
Speaker 9: That's that's just what you want.
Speaker 6: No, But I was ready to go to sleep, and
Speaker 6: I said, I can't go to sleep. I got a
Speaker 6: shoulder too, but I could. I was staying like, yeah,
Speaker 6: I could see myself sitting in a chair. I don't
Speaker 6: sleep on my back, this would be too cumbersome to
Speaker 6: use sleeping on my stomach. But I could see myself
Speaker 6: sitting in like a like a lounge chair or something
Speaker 6: and having this over my eyes and I would be.
Speaker 5: Gone and in ten minutes or so, very relaxed.
Speaker 7: It has so many different settings, crazy amount of settings
Speaker 7: that you can set it for anything you want. You
Speaker 7: can customize the massage sessions. You can also on there.
Speaker 7: There's a great app and that's how you control it
Speaker 7: is an app on an iPhone.
Speaker 6: Your husband is in studio and he's controlling it right
Speaker 6: now from his iPhone iPhone.
Speaker 5: Look not everyone's perfect, okay.
Speaker 7: Right, but anyway, Yeah, so it's on an iPhone and
Speaker 7: you can control it from there. You can even get
Speaker 7: your heart rate insights, which is interesting because I saw
Speaker 7: some in the demo pages I looked at where people's
Speaker 7: heart rate actually went down.
Speaker 6: Well, I can see that. That makes perfect sense. It's
Speaker 6: the very relaxing sensation.
Speaker 7: Now there are buttons on there which toggle three preset
Speaker 7: modes smart, Relax, Focus, and Sleep, and each mode defaults
Speaker 7: to fifteen minute sessions, or you can increase or decrease
Speaker 7: the time. So people say they don't like futs in
Speaker 7: with the buttons, but because we're on Android, we got
Speaker 7: to learn how to fux with the buttons.
Speaker 6: Right, Well, let me ask you this. I haven't seen
Speaker 6: the app. Your husband has worked with the app. When
Speaker 6: you're using the app, how extensive are the options that
Speaker 6: you can toggle? Come on, come on, kurb, We're gonna
Speaker 6: get you on the mic. Now, don't be shy.
Speaker 10: There there's about twenty there's about twenty different what do
Speaker 10: you call programs or things like that that you can use.
Speaker 10: And you can also vary the heat and you can
Speaker 10: vary the intensity of the pulse.
Speaker 5: You can vary the heat. Yeah, yeah, what kind of
Speaker 5: like that.
Speaker 9: It's an amazing product. I'm just.
Speaker 7: Well, okay, let's be honest. If one has injectibles, I'm
Speaker 7: not sure it's the best idea, but I would have
Speaker 7: to check with a doctor about that.
Speaker 5: I haven't used any injectibles.
Speaker 6: I you know, I'm not trying to keep my wrinkles,
Speaker 6: but I'm not going to never mind.
Speaker 5: I got never mind.
Speaker 9: You know, I'm not sure how that works with that.
Speaker 7: So I'm a little nervous because the injectables are very expensive.
Speaker 9: If one was to get.
Speaker 6: It, well, let me put it a different way. It
Speaker 6: does feel snug on your face.
Speaker 7: It does, and you can loosen it so that when
Speaker 7: you're lying backwards, it's just resting on your face a
Speaker 7: little bit more. Everybody says the smart goggles are a
Speaker 7: great thing, you know, and I look at them and
Speaker 7: I they're beautiful, I think. And it's made by their
Speaker 7: body who makes the thera gun. So you know, let
Speaker 7: me they has vibration, it has massage.
Speaker 6: Let me ask you, from a just a line of
Speaker 6: products standpoint, are we at the beginning or are we
Speaker 6: fully in this era of these.
Speaker 5: Types of massage products.
Speaker 6: You know, it's one thing we had the vibrating chair
Speaker 6: or the vibrating bed of the nineteen seventies, but now
Speaker 6: we're getting into these very specialized products.
Speaker 7: Well, notice this is not AI this is a mechanical device.
Speaker 9: And I think there are the price point.
Speaker 7: The retail price of this is one hundred and ninety
Speaker 7: nine ninety nine, So at the price point, I think
Speaker 7: it's great. I think a lot more stuff is being
Speaker 7: made for health, but whether it's valuable or whether it's good,
Speaker 7: Like I just recently bought a mask that has if
Speaker 7: you put heat around your eyes, it's good for dry eyes.
Speaker 7: So it can't I'll be testing that comes with the thing.
Speaker 7: You break it, it heats up on its own to
Speaker 7: the exact temperature you need.
Speaker 5: Kind of like those instant ice packs or heat.
Speaker 7: Pass exactly or yeah, that I used when I was
Speaker 7: in Alaska, right.
Speaker 6: Right, or we use them on the court if someone
Speaker 6: gets injured, you punch it and all of a sudden
Speaker 6: it's instant hot or instant cold, whatever you need.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 7: So, all these new things are becoming more useful, and
Speaker 7: because let's face it, the prices are going up on
Speaker 7: so much mm hmm. I want to look and bring
Speaker 7: to everybody who listens reasonably priced things that are kind
Speaker 7: of superrific.
Speaker 6: It's Later with Mo Kelly Marshall Call your Tech Thursday
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Speaker 6: tech Thursday. Marsha Collier joins us in the studio and
Speaker 6: Marsha is so funny. I go back and look through
Speaker 6: those vintage commercials and there's always this idea of what
Speaker 6: the future will be in a technological sense. Sometimes they
Speaker 6: get it right, sometimes they don't, and you can see
Speaker 6: how people had envisioned email or a pager, and then
Speaker 6: it does actually happen, but not quite the way it
Speaker 6: was originally imagined.
Speaker 7: I have a whole channel on my YouTube of old commercials.
Speaker 7: I mean, I just love old commercials because there's such
Speaker 7: a voice in the future and.
Speaker 9: I need to make a correction and an apology.
Speaker 7: The fair Body app is available on Android. You can
Speaker 7: get it for these wonderful goggles and it's a great gift.
Speaker 5: So that's There's that. What else do you have for
Speaker 5: us tonight?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 7: I got you some weird, weird stuff. Do you remember
Speaker 7: did you ever were you ever like an artist? Did
Speaker 7: you ever draw pictures?
Speaker 5: Yes? Absolutely?
Speaker 9: Okay? And remember did you ever trace things through light?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 13: I did? Yes.
Speaker 7: New new app that you're just gonna love. It's called
Speaker 7: Da vinci.
Speaker 5: I App as in like Leonardo.
Speaker 9: As in Leonardo.
Speaker 7: You just go to da vinciiapp dot com and the
Speaker 7: demo that I saw on the website is the guy
Speaker 7: had a glass and on that he had his phone
Speaker 7: and he projected using ar onto paper.
Speaker 5: AR is an augmented reality.
Speaker 7: Exactly, and he was tracing and doing portraits and beautiful pictures.
Speaker 9: And that is only it's called.
Speaker 6: It looks like an old Viewmaster from the next one.
Speaker 5: Oh, I'm sorry.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it uses AR projector, so you can paint or
Speaker 7: sketch whatever you capture. It's an ar Art projector. The
Speaker 7: app costs nineteen ninety nine. I think that's a great
Speaker 7: it's nothing great gift. Get somebody that app and play
Speaker 7: with it yourself too. Now back to that lovely real
Speaker 7: Viewer that you looked at, remember Viewmasters?
Speaker 5: How could I forget?
Speaker 6: It had the circular disc that you will put in
Speaker 6: You see the different pictures I don't know of animals
Speaker 6: and stuff.
Speaker 7: Oh, it was idiotic, but it was fun, right, Oh,
Speaker 7: it was great.
Speaker 9: Okay.
Speaker 7: There's a website called uncommon Goods dot com, which, by
Speaker 7: the way, is a great gift to find off the wall.
Speaker 5: Gift uncommon Goods dot com.
Speaker 7: Correct, and you search for real Viewer r ee L
Speaker 7: because it's a circle and a reel and between sixteen
Speaker 7: ninety five and thirty four ninety five, depending on what
Speaker 7: you want it made of. They have beautiful carved wood ones.
Speaker 7: The deal is you buy one of these at Uncommon
Speaker 7: Goods and they send it to you and it has
Speaker 7: chits in it that you can send in with seven photos,
Speaker 7: so you can have the pictures on either side and
Speaker 7: they're done from the different angles. So it's kind of
Speaker 7: the same three D effect that we had with the Viewmaster.
Speaker 7: And hey, that's under thirty five dollars for the most
Speaker 7: deluxe version they've made.
Speaker 6: I remember having a Viewmaster when I was a kid,
Speaker 6: so this is like maybe nineteen seventy three, seventy four.
Speaker 6: It was read and it was it was the most
Speaker 6: wonderful thing imaginable at that time.
Speaker 9: We know what to give them over for Christmas?
Speaker 5: No, no, no, I'm.
Speaker 6: All about that, look, I told my mother and to
Speaker 6: Walla is like always one of my Rock'em Sockem robot
Speaker 6: that I didn't get in the early nineteen seventy so
Speaker 6: like Twallly got me the rock'emstocking robots for Christmas one year.
Speaker 5: I'm into all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 7: Okay, And this is great because they'll send you the
Speaker 7: disc with your own pictures on it. Let me jump ahead.
Speaker 7: Of course, there's Lego the Lego Flower bouquets, which is
Speaker 7: a great gift.
Speaker 5: If get out of my childhood.
Speaker 9: And that's forty seven ninety nine out wall.
Speaker 7: That's also reasonable, yes, And if you don't have that
Speaker 7: kind of money, there's rose Bouquet, two long stemmed red
Speaker 7: roses for fourteen dollars ninety nine cents at Lego dot com.
Speaker 7: I mean, and Legos are fun to put together. You know,
Speaker 7: you sit down, you relax. But this, this is the
Speaker 7: best thing that I found. I'm showing though the QFX
Speaker 7: Retro thirty nine shoe box tape recorder with USB player
Speaker 7: as in analog, as in analog, except you can push
Speaker 7: the music through with Bluetooth or obviously a USB connection.
Speaker 7: It's got a built in microphone, a built in speaker,
Speaker 7: and these are cassette tapes which you can also buy
Speaker 7: on Amazon, like five for ten dollars.
Speaker 5: Was like, can I find memorrex anywhere I looked?
Speaker 9: And those were memorycs.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So, and it's got an FM radio in it, a
Speaker 7: three point five millimeter headphone jack, which is that little
Speaker 7: jack to your old fashioned deerbuds and that is thirty
Speaker 7: four to ninety nine.
Speaker 5: Everything old is new again.
Speaker 9: I mean, what fun you can make mixtapes.
Speaker 6: Well, not only that, And this is a conversation I
Speaker 6: had with Tuala. If you should have a lot of
Speaker 6: older analog media, this is a good way. With a
Speaker 6: little bit of help from a digital audio workstation, you
Speaker 6: can transfer that media to a digital format just for
Speaker 6: posterity sake.
Speaker 9: Well, but you can do that and put it on
Speaker 9: CDs or DVDs.
Speaker 5: No you can't.
Speaker 6: I'm just saying because the analog would degrade over amount
Speaker 6: of time exactly.
Speaker 7: Now it does make the files into MP three four
Speaker 7: need to MP three format, But.
Speaker 9: You've got those. You know how to do this.
Speaker 7: You did it as a kid, and if you're a
Speaker 7: young one, ask somebody older to help you out.
Speaker 6: I remember that. I talked to young people today and
Speaker 6: they go on Spotify or YouTube or title and get
Speaker 6: whatever song they want. And I had to explain to
Speaker 6: my blended kids and nieces and nephews. Now we sat
Speaker 6: by the radio with a tape recorder right next to it,
Speaker 6: waiting for a song to come on. It could be
Speaker 6: hours in between us.
Speaker 7: You'd call in, Yes, you call into the station, can
Speaker 7: you please play?
Speaker 9: And you just sit there. I remember doing that all
Speaker 9: the time.
Speaker 6: And that was the only way that you could get
Speaker 6: a recording because most of the time these were quote
Speaker 6: unquote singles which were not released individually.
Speaker 8: You had to go buy the full album exactly. You
Speaker 8: didn't have that type of money as a twelve year
Speaker 8: old exactly. But these are great and you can make mixtapes.
Speaker 8: If you don't know what that means, go ask somebody.
Speaker 5: Go ask an old person asking, that's.
Speaker 9: Gonna be our new new theme? Ask an old person, Yeah, mixtape,
Speaker 9: what is that? But you're gonna love it.
Speaker 7: It's so much fun and just looking at it just
Speaker 7: it's so retro.
Speaker 5: It brings back so many memories.
Speaker 7: And for thirty four ninety nine, I think that's a
Speaker 7: great gift with a pack ten dollars worth of tape.
Speaker 6: And you may not remember all of these great ideas
Speaker 6: and gifts, but make sure you check out the podcast
Speaker 6: later on. You can obviously listen to it iHeartRadio, app
Speaker 6: or iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Spreaker, Spotify, wherever you download your podcast,
Speaker 6: so don't forget. You can always go back and review this.
Speaker 6: And also you can reach out to Marshall call you're
Speaker 6: on social media.
Speaker 9: That's right.
Speaker 7: You can reach me at X or go to my
Speaker 7: website Marshall Collier dot com and go to the contact page.
Speaker 5: Better tell them how to spell your first name.
Speaker 9: M A R s AHA co O, L L I
Speaker 9: E R.
Speaker 6: Got two for one first name and last next stuff,
Speaker 6: Marshall Caller got a run. But I always appreciate talking
Speaker 6: to you because, as I said, I always learned something
Speaker 6: from you.
Speaker 5: This is fun, and we're gonna have some fun next week. Correct, yes, sir?
Speaker 1: All right, then you're listening to Later with Moe Kelly
Speaker 1: on demand from KFI AM six forty.
Speaker 6: Applebee's announced today that it is bringing back what has
Speaker 6: been described as the coveted Date Night Pass, and it
Speaker 6: went viral some years ago, I do remember. But this
Speaker 6: year Applebee's is offering three thousand passes. Now they're gonna
Speaker 6: be on sale, not for free, you're gonna have to
Speaker 6: buy these, but they're going to be exclusively available to
Speaker 6: Club applebee members.
Speaker 5: I didn't know that there was a club Applebee's.
Speaker 6: I've only been to apple Bee's maybe twice in my life,
Speaker 6: and I didn't know there was some club like Disneyland
Speaker 6: has Club thirty three. I didn't know there was a
Speaker 6: Club apple Bee's where people were, you know, getting it
Speaker 6: on and doing stuff and getting their drink on and
Speaker 6: getting their eat on.
Speaker 13: Well maybe it's been a secret up till now.
Speaker 6: Club Applebee's on Valentine's Day, three thousand randomly selected members
Speaker 6: will receive an email notifying them that they've been selected
Speaker 6: to purchase purchase a date Night pass and those interested
Speaker 6: in the past must be Club applebee members. You have
Speaker 6: to be a member of the club. There's Chess Club,
Speaker 6: there's Glee Club, there's band Club, and there's Applebee's Club.
Speaker 6: This is the club you want to be in. And
Speaker 6: if you should get that Golden ticket email, you can
Speaker 6: purchase one of the Date Night passes and it costs
Speaker 6: one hundred dollars. One hundred dollars for a date Night pass,
Speaker 6: stop it mark and it will include the option it'll
Speaker 6: allow card members to get up to fifty dollars of
Speaker 6: food and non alcoholic beverages once a month for the
Speaker 6: next year, So you could get about six hundred dollars
Speaker 6: of food and non alcoholic drink over the course of
Speaker 6: those twelves.
Speaker 13: So it's not like the one night one hundred dollars,
Speaker 13: because I'm like, that's like ten meals, right.
Speaker 6: You spend one hundred dollars, you get about six hundred
Speaker 6: dollars worth of food in return. You can only use
Speaker 6: it once per month, and it's redeemable for those twelve
Speaker 6: visits between March first of this year and February twenty
Speaker 6: eighth of next year. And according to Applebee's, and it
Speaker 6: sounds right. By the time that February twenty eighth, twenty
Speaker 6: twenty six rolls around, you, as a club applebee member
Speaker 6: and date night pass holder would have I've saved five
Speaker 6: hundred dollars.
Speaker 5: I just can't.
Speaker 6: Imagine spending some six hundred dollars in Applebee's.
Speaker 5: I just can't. I was racking my brain.
Speaker 6: I can specifically remember one time I went to Applebee's
Speaker 6: with my father.
Speaker 5: Hey, he chose to spot what was I supposed to do?
Speaker 6: Say no, he wanted to go to Applebee's. All right,
Speaker 6: We'll go on to Applebee's. And the youngest person in
Speaker 6: Applebee's was four hundred and fifty eight. Maybe I'm exaggerating,
Speaker 6: maybe it was two hundred and seventy two. But there
Speaker 6: I was the youngest person in there at fifty. That's
Speaker 6: all I can take. Oh, this wasn't like when you
Speaker 6: were a kid, this hole no no, oh wow, No,
Speaker 6: this was like in the twenty twenty. It's like it
Speaker 6: was in a round, like right before the pandemic. Okay,
Speaker 6: we went to Applebee's. He wanted to go to Applebe's.
Speaker 6: We were in Torrents, I think it was the one
Speaker 6: like on pch or something like that, and we were
Speaker 6: going to get something to eat, and he said, oh,
Speaker 6: I remember my father got excited. Why don't we go
Speaker 6: to Applebee's. What do you mean, why would we go
Speaker 6: to Applebee's. You have your choice of restaurants. I'm paying,
Speaker 6: mind you, and he chose Applebee's. So apple Bee's it was.
Speaker 6: And that's how we ended up at Applebee's. The point is,
Speaker 6: outside of that one occasion, I can't think of another occasion,
Speaker 6: and I can't think of any time in which I
Speaker 6: would go to my wife and say, hey, you know,
Speaker 6: it's date night.
Speaker 5: Let's go over to Applebee's. Yeah, said it off.
Speaker 13: Oh oh, apple Bee's will close the deal for.
Speaker 6: You, you know, just in time for Valentine's Day. What
Speaker 6: could be a better night than dollar margaritas. Do they
Speaker 6: even have like a full barred Applebee's. I don't remember them,
Speaker 6: kind of like you.
Speaker 13: I went once, probably like ten years ago, but I
Speaker 13: hear it's popular with the twenty somethings because the margaritas
Speaker 13: are so cheap, so they'll go there to get wrecked.
Speaker 13: I guess that's just the only reason's Yeah, the thing
Speaker 13: I've heard of people White's popula, But can't you do.
Speaker 5: The same thing at El Toedo? Probably?
Speaker 13: But I think there's they're known for the cheapest, like
Speaker 13: because I think it's literally a dollar.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, So I guess if you're trying, Yeah, if
Speaker 6: you're trying to get your buzz on and you're young, yeah,
Speaker 6: you don't have a lot of money. You only got like,
Speaker 6: let's say six dollars, then yeah, I get that. But
Speaker 6: I'm not going to Applebee's by choice, and I'm definitely
Speaker 6: not going to my wife's saying hey, can you sign
Speaker 6: us up for the Applebee's club because I'm trying to
Speaker 6: get this date night pass. Well, we can go to
Speaker 6: Applebee's once a month and then we could come home
Speaker 6: and once a month, if you know what I mean.
Speaker 13: Did you notice any Applebee's merchant that ice wide shut
Speaker 13: party scene.
Speaker 5: No, I can't say I did.
Speaker 3: There's a place where people smile, big, eat cut and
Speaker 3: always score a sweet deal.
Speaker 9: It's Applebee's.
Speaker 4: What makes the honey of a deal are amazing, new
Speaker 4: honey pepper sauce.
Speaker 14: It makes honey grilled chicken and honey pepper steak a
Speaker 14: taste of honey heaven.
Speaker 5: Why is she yelling at me? It sounds like she's
Speaker 5: angry at me.
Speaker 13: She insists that you eat good in the neighborhood.
Speaker 6: She wants it now, And if a selling point is
Speaker 6: pepper steak, I probably don't want to go.
Speaker 3: There's a place where people smiled, big, eat good, and
Speaker 3: always score a sweet deal.
Speaker 5: And you're saying it's Applebee's. I was thinking more like Denny's.
Speaker 3: There's a place where people smile, big, eat good and
Speaker 3: always score a sweet deal.
Speaker 9: It's good to me.
Speaker 4: Applebees makes the honey of a deal are amazing, new
Speaker 4: honey pepper sauce.
Speaker 14: It makes honey grilled chicken and honey pepper steak a taste.
Speaker 4: Of honey heaven.
Speaker 5: I hear just fine. Is she talking to old people
Speaker 5: who can't hear anymore? Why is she yelling at me.
Speaker 13: It does soundly she's angry. That's the demo right there.
Speaker 13: I don't like to talk about this stuff usually. But
Speaker 13: years and years ago I dated a nice young lady
Speaker 13: who worked an Applebee's. Oh nice waitress lady, and she
Speaker 13: revealed to me that they called each other apple buddies.
Speaker 5: As opposed to f buddies.
Speaker 13: No, no, no, no, they'll well, actually maybe, but that was
Speaker 13: the beginning of the end, because you better believe I
Speaker 13: never missed a chance to call her an apple buddy
Speaker 13: after that.
Speaker 5: Did she have an apple bottom?
Speaker 13: That's all I'm gonna say. And I told you I
Speaker 13: don't like talking about this.
Speaker 6: I love it when Mark is uncomfortable all the stuff
Speaker 6: he says about me, and I'm just supposed to take it.
Speaker 5: But I love to keep me here.
Speaker 13: His whole body just he tends up. Oh yeah, he's clenching,
Speaker 13: fully clenched. This is a long time ago statute of limitations.
Speaker 13: As far past I dated an apple buddy briefly, briefly nice.
Speaker 14: It makes honey grilled chicken and honey peak a taste
Speaker 14: of honey heaven.
Speaker 6: Pepper steak is not a taste of honey heaven. It
Speaker 6: isn't is pepper steak is is? You know, dinner at
Speaker 6: two pm?
Speaker 5: Food?
Speaker 6: Pepper Steak is nineteen seventies eating. Remember that restaurant Loves
Speaker 6: when you're in Loves the whole World's delicious.
Speaker 5: It's just one of those restaurants.
Speaker 6: It's one of those comfort food restaurants where you go
Speaker 6: in and everything smells like blue hair.
Speaker 5: That's how I can describe it.
Speaker 6: It smells like bingo, Peinnuckle and Bridge Club at one
Speaker 6: point thirty and everyone's eating dinner at two when asleep
Speaker 6: by four. It's like, because I'm sure you're familiar with this,
Speaker 6: it's like walking into a spires.
Speaker 5: Yes, that kind of smell.
Speaker 6: Got a spires on some Pulvida and Western exact that
Speaker 6: that was the lick as they say, that was a
Speaker 6: great place.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I loved me some spires.
Speaker 13: I don't know if anybody under the age of eighty
Speaker 13: understands the blue hair reference, but old people genuinely used
Speaker 13: to women particularly would put bluing in their hair. That's
Speaker 13: where that comes. Thank you.
Speaker 5: Thank you for explaining that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because I sometimes forget they won't get that as
Speaker 6: a dated reference.
Speaker 13: So I had asked my grandmother about that because every
Speaker 13: time she went to the golf course, she hung out
Speaker 13: with a bunch of other blue hairs. And I gotta
Speaker 13: tell you those commercials for Applebee's or Subway or whatever,
Speaker 13: those are scientifically designed to drive people like my grandmother
Speaker 13: insane with desire and hunger.
Speaker 6: The marketing on that was so accurate because my parents
Speaker 6: and grandparents loved Spires.
Speaker 5: Loved Applebee's.
Speaker 6: And did you ever eat at Love's, Stephan And I
Speaker 6: can't say that I have at that one.
Speaker 5: I spend a lot of time Inspires, though.
Speaker 6: We went to Spires about once a month, and I
Speaker 6: loved it because I always got breakfast food and you
Speaker 6: could get you could get breakfast there twenty four to seven.
Speaker 5: It was kind of like Denny's.
Speaker 6: But my father hated Denny's because it used to be
Speaker 6: called Sambo, so he refused to go to a big
Speaker 6: serious it's a chase, sorry, and so we would go.
Speaker 13: To Spires because that's basically a local Denny's.
Speaker 5: It is, that's suuly what it is.
Speaker 6: I'm trying to see if I can find a Love's commercial,
Speaker 6: because they had a great jingle.
Speaker 5: I'll see if I can find it. Well, let me
Speaker 5: see if this is it when.
Speaker 15: You're in.
Speaker 12: When you're in love, When you're in loves gives you
Speaker 12: a lot to like good food and lots of are
Speaker 12: talking about food. So many people have come to love
Speaker 12: love when you're in love.
Speaker 13: Oh, I think they want to get ready for the
Speaker 13: bus quiz. The tune was so innocent and then he
Speaker 13: comes in like DJ Smooth, like loves. They want you
Speaker 13: to eat good in the neighborhood it loves.
Speaker 5: Oh, there's a lot of loaded comments in there.
Speaker 13: Let me tell you.
Speaker 5: We got to go to Bregis.
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Speaker 6: And the word, the word always changes from generation to generation.
Speaker 6: And the things that we used to say as kids
Speaker 6: that confused and confounded our parents now our kids. In
Speaker 6: some cases grandkids are talking in the language that just
Speaker 6: doesn't make sense for the most part.
Speaker 5: But here's the thing which is really different.
Speaker 6: When I was growing up, you could say someone was moted,
Speaker 6: or we're bagging on them, we're snapping on them, or
Speaker 6: something happened to them, they.
Speaker 5: Got vict or they got gaffled.
Speaker 6: Those words hung around longer, if only because there wasn't
Speaker 6: social media, there wasn't the Internet. Now language is changing
Speaker 6: like this, like that, you know the words that were
Speaker 6: used last year, like I can't stay on fleek anymore.
Speaker 6: They look at me, like, what are you talking about?
Speaker 6: That was like last year two years ago? Yeah, you
Speaker 6: get clown? Yes, and we still say clown and I
Speaker 6: don't think they say clowns anymore.
Speaker 5: But look, I wouldn't know. Okay, we're talking about people
Speaker 5: forty years younger than me.
Speaker 6: But there's this new movement on social media where you
Speaker 6: have younger people trying to educate older people, like you know,
Speaker 6: children educating their parents on what the latest lingo is like.
Speaker 16: For example, good Sigma, bad, skibbity, delusional, romantic, not true,
Speaker 16: cap the greatest ever, goat.
Speaker 15: Booty looking better than someone else? Someone you love, Pooky,
Speaker 15: something that's weird.
Speaker 6: Sus I knew two of them, maybe two, like sus
Speaker 6: I liked her Get Yeah, Susan, I could figure out Pooky,
Speaker 6: but that's not something I.
Speaker 5: Would have said.
Speaker 17: No like as a phrase like girls used to say
Speaker 17: that back in the day and then after New Jack
Speaker 17: City no one wanted to say pooky anymore because I
Speaker 17: was a crackhead who yeah, yeah, So like again, things
Speaker 17: come and go. Some of these words. I have heard
Speaker 17: my daughter clown because I have said that's cap and
Speaker 17: she said.
Speaker 13: Oh my god, Daddy, no one says that's cap like that.
Speaker 17: That's not how you use it in the sentence. She
Speaker 17: said that to me, and I said, that's not how
Speaker 17: you use cap in a sentence.
Speaker 6: They have almost their own lexicon and language because only
Speaker 6: they can understand it.
Speaker 5: And there are enough words where you can almost.
Speaker 6: Have complete sentences and conversations with these words and expressions
Speaker 6: which completely go over our heads. And that's saying nothing
Speaker 6: of text language conversations.
Speaker 17: Do you know what the op is? No, there's a
Speaker 17: dance studio. A daughter wants to get back in the
Speaker 17: dance and she said, and there's a dance studio not
Speaker 17: far And I said, oh, you know, there's a dance
Speaker 17: doero right there. We should have rolled you. She said,
Speaker 17: are you serious? That's where the op goes. And I'm like,
Speaker 17: what is the op? My opposition? Those who are against
Speaker 17: me the op? And I said, are you serious? She
Speaker 17: said she was yeah, She said, yes, very serious, I.
Speaker 6: Can't say I've heard that before, but it makes sense
Speaker 6: in their world.
Speaker 5: Why it makes sense?
Speaker 17: Why not just say, you know people that don't like
Speaker 17: the op, so the op goes.
Speaker 13: I'm like, she clowns you, daddy, No care, no cat,
Speaker 13: It's all part of the eternal circle of life, and
Speaker 13: you'll never hear escape that. All you guys are doing
Speaker 13: is giving me flashbacks to like Bill Cosby walking around
Speaker 13: in one of those sweaters pronouncing things to be fly,
Speaker 13: although now we know he might have been talking about
Speaker 13: his fly or Spanish fly. Yeah, yeah, exactly, keep your
Speaker 13: hands away from your fly.
Speaker 9: Good sigma?
Speaker 5: What is that.
Speaker 13: Sigma that honestly sounds like the beginning of a frat house?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a Greek letter, Yeah.
Speaker 6: But it takes longer to say, Yeah, I look, I
Speaker 6: figured out goat and.
Speaker 13: Sus be around forever bringing goat.
Speaker 5: I have no idea, but it's good sigma. Bad skibbity, delusional,
Speaker 5: knew that one?
Speaker 15: Romantic?
Speaker 5: Nope, not true? Cat, do that one?
Speaker 15: The greatest ever?
Speaker 8: Goat?
Speaker 18: Yes, booty, what got Booty? No like got like? Oh
Speaker 18: yeah that that that's just cutting off the kinetic got it?
Speaker 15: Not true?
Speaker 2: Cat?
Speaker 15: The greatest ever goat booty.
Speaker 6: Oh, now I got it. You took yeah, you took
Speaker 6: out the y. Yeah, uh uh.
Speaker 15: Huh booty looking better than someone else.
Speaker 6: Never heard mogging, magging, moddy, I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 13: That's something was just for me.
Speaker 6: And we would say me muggy, like you know, you
Speaker 6: stare in someone like you want to do something, but
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 15: Know, looking better than someone else, mugging someone you love.
Speaker 6: Pooky. Now we would say boothang, booth. You know, it's like,
Speaker 6: who who is that?
Speaker 5: Who's that? Oh, that's my booth thang?
Speaker 13: What if I prefer English? It is English, is it?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's used within it's slang, but it's still English slang.
Speaker 13: But pooki is a weird one because that's so generic.
Speaker 13: That's something from like the fifties.
Speaker 6: Almost pooky is Honestly, that's a cultural, culturally specific reference.
Speaker 6: Pooky was usually a nickname of someone in the neighbor neighborhood.
Speaker 6: It could be Pooky, it could be Ray, ray, babe.
Speaker 6: Pooky was just like, it's almost like someone in the neighborhood.
Speaker 6: Now they've attached a romantic aspect to it.
Speaker 13: Yeah, that's weird.
Speaker 5: Oh, it's all weird.
Speaker 6: But speaking of young people, just want to get a
Speaker 6: quick shout out one of our younger listeners, Justin Lee Schultz,
Speaker 6: who want to congratulate him. He's a musical prodigy. He's
Speaker 6: turning eighteen tomorrow and he's having a birthday show at
Speaker 6: the Moroccan Lounge here in La tomorrow, Friday, February seventh.
Speaker 6: The doors are opening at six thirty pm and the
Speaker 6: show starts at seven fifteen pm. You can get tickets
Speaker 6: at www dot official Justin Lee Schultz. That's Ultz dot com.
Speaker 6: In fact, a Grammy Award winner Corey Henry who was
Speaker 6: just on the show. He was going to be there.
Speaker 6: He will probably sit in for some part of the set.
Speaker 6: Robert glasper D, Smoke and other special guests will be
Speaker 6: in attendance as well. So first happy birthday to Justin
Speaker 6: Lee Schultz and congratulation on his show.
Speaker 5: Turning eighteen.
Speaker 6: Now he's grown, he probably knows a lot of these
Speaker 6: words none of us know, but he probably knows him
Speaker 6: sounds sus well done, well done, pookey, something that's weird,
Speaker 6: sus k I k if I am six sporting.
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