Speaker 1: I almost didn't do the Minnesota Goodbye because my voice
Speaker 1: is horse today. And I think I said this earlier.
Speaker 1: My voice is kind of my superpower, because you know,
Speaker 1: some people are really tall, some people are really pretty,
Speaker 1: some people are really athletic, some people are super smart,
Speaker 1: and mine is like my voice it stands out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I don't.
Speaker 1: Walk around going, hey, do you recognize my voice or
Speaker 1: I'm Dave Ryan. But I'm like happy with my voice.
Speaker 1: And when it's not there, I kind of feel like,
Speaker 1: I like somebody cut off my arm or something. Yeah, So,
Speaker 1: and I think it's annoying. It's annoying to me, and
Speaker 1: I don't know what it is. It's not a cold.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it is. Bailey's in the other
Speaker 1: room making me some tea that's called throat comfort, which
Speaker 1: I keep here in the studio for cases like this.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it'll work or not, but that's
Speaker 1: where Bailey is, so it'll probably.
Speaker 3: Warm me up a little bit. I think. Usually obviously,
Speaker 3: the first like hour of the morning, which you've probably
Speaker 3: been up longer than that at this point, is rough.
Speaker 3: When your voice is gone, like usually it kind of
Speaker 3: warms up after a while.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe I thought it would be better today and
Speaker 1: it's not so. But the weird thing is, I feel great.
Speaker 1: Oh Bailey's back with the hot water. Thank you, Bailey. Jay,
Speaker 1: And I'm going to read this email while the tea
Speaker 1: is a bruin. Okay, Ready, here we go. Okay, Rebecca
Speaker 1: writes in for some reason, I found myself watching old
Speaker 1: episodes of Say Yes to the Dress this weekend, and
Speaker 1: I watched the episode with the one and only Angie Taylor.
Speaker 1: I truly didn't know she had an episode, But then
Speaker 1: it's been since she's been gone from here, because she
Speaker 1: left here on our show in two thousand and three,
Speaker 1: and I'm going to guess Say Yes to the Dress
Speaker 1: came out since then. Well, and it.
Speaker 3: Would have been when she got married, so like she
Speaker 3: wasn't married marriage y it's a say Yes to the
Speaker 3: like a wedding dress show, so it would have been
Speaker 3: whenever she was getting married. I think Kenzie that she
Speaker 3: used to be an intern on our show and now
Speaker 3: she's down in Chicago. She I think was on Say
Speaker 3: Yes to the also, or she was on something like that,
Speaker 3: but I swear it with Say Yes to the Dress?
Speaker 1: Okay, I mean they're both beautiful, so they're both perfect
Speaker 1: candidates for a show like that. I mean, exceedingly beautiful.
Speaker 1: It was so fun to see a blast from the
Speaker 1: past and love the dress her friend ended up picking.
Speaker 1: As a side note, the bride's name was Nicky Bart NICKI.
Speaker 3: Oh, so it wasn't Angie picking out the dress.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right?
Speaker 3: You bring like your friends along to like be like yay,
Speaker 3: and then like a lot of times, the drama is
Speaker 3: like your mother's like, uh, I hate it, and the
Speaker 3: girl loves it, and like really that's like the drama
Speaker 3: that'll come into it. Man, I forgot about that show.
Speaker 4: It's a great show.
Speaker 2: Of course.
Speaker 1: I had to check in on Angie Taylor's life after
Speaker 1: I saw her, and I didn't realize she was part
Speaker 1: of the layoffs in November. I remember Steve O got
Speaker 1: laid off in November, but that was a couple of
Speaker 1: years before. Is that a common time for layoffs and radio?
Speaker 2: Is it? I don't know that they specifically say November,
Speaker 2: but do they.
Speaker 3: I think what I've heard is that a lot of
Speaker 3: times it is because they have like projected the income
Speaker 3: that they've brought in in the past year, and then
Speaker 3: they're looking forward to the next year of what they're
Speaker 3: projecting they'll make, and so they're kind of like, Okay,
Speaker 3: well we only made this much, so we might need
Speaker 3: to cut this much in salaries. So yeah, it is
Speaker 3: pretty popular.
Speaker 1: Okay, last thing in last thing. I respect Dave in
Speaker 1: so many ways, so it pains me to have to
Speaker 1: tell him he's wrong about something. Oh No, the chicken
Speaker 1: McNugget is not the greatest fast food item, Dave. You
Speaker 1: talk about how amazing it is to me. It tastes
Speaker 1: like cardboard with a little bit of oil rubbed on top. Sorry,
Speaker 1: have a great weekend from Rebecca.
Speaker 3: Oh I wanted her to say what her favorite was.
Speaker 2: Then what is the greatest gas?
Speaker 4: What is I mean?
Speaker 3: I personally would go crunch Wrap Supreme. I am such
Speaker 3: a tacoll girl versus McDonald's, Like I would, I only
Speaker 3: choose McDonald's if Taco Bell is not available. If I'm
Speaker 3: doing fast food.
Speaker 1: Can we make that our our Facebook poll right now?
Speaker 1: What is your favorite fast food item? I would say
Speaker 1: mine is probably McNuggets.
Speaker 2: It just is.
Speaker 1: If I'm going to get one fast food item, I'll
Speaker 1: get a twenty piece nuggets and the hot mustard sauce,
Speaker 1: but I admit that you know that might not be
Speaker 1: your favorite. I would also say McDonald's is my go to,
Speaker 1: but I would say the seven later layer burrito is
Speaker 1: also right.
Speaker 2: Up there as well.
Speaker 4: McDonald's fries is my favorite thing in the world. Probably
Speaker 4: is not.
Speaker 2: Going to satisfy you, though.
Speaker 5: If I get a large, then yes maybe though I
Speaker 5: have been known to get a large and a small
Speaker 5: or a large and medium of fries, so I can
Speaker 5: have as many fries as I want.
Speaker 4: Oh nice, too large, as is too.
Speaker 2: Many ketchup or no? No, no ketchups? Okay, raw dog
Speaker 2: in it?
Speaker 3: Okay, probably the only fry do raw dog.
Speaker 4: With so good, so good.
Speaker 1: Yesterday somebody wrote in and they wanted to They were
Speaker 1: talking about replacing alcohol with some sort of THC or
Speaker 1: whatever CBD. Yeah, and this person writes in says they
Speaker 1: don't say my name. Yesterday a show listener wrote in,
Speaker 1: wanting to replace the caloric intake of alcohol and swap
Speaker 1: it with a similar feeling like a gummy. My advice
Speaker 1: number one, talk to your bud tender. These are the
Speaker 1: people that are knowledgeable and can refer you to the
Speaker 1: perfect product like a bartender. Bud tenders are the ones
Speaker 1: that work a dispensaries and they are a fount of knowledge.
Speaker 1: Does don't send everything in between. Two, don't be embarrassed.
Speaker 1: We're all a first time or once. And three my
Speaker 1: personal advice, try an indica evate pen before in edica edible. First,
Speaker 1: Indicas are a calming strain and sativas are the alert strain.
Speaker 3: Yeah, indica and in the couch is what the don't
Speaker 3: like to remember.
Speaker 1: People that have tried to that tend to have anxiety
Speaker 1: and panic typically have more when they're on sativa's. I
Speaker 1: can attest to that, so can Jenny. Also, edibles are
Speaker 1: a high you have to ride out even if you
Speaker 1: don't like your experience. You start to feel the effects
Speaker 1: within thirty minutes to an hour, and you'll be high
Speaker 1: for four hours versus a vape where you get an
Speaker 1: instant high that last like fifteen minutes. Way more manageable
Speaker 1: until you find your groove. Oh and if you're still
Speaker 1: interested in edibles, do not go over five milligrams to start.
Speaker 2: Yes, 'tis all?
Speaker 4: That's yeah.
Speaker 5: I when the one time that I bought gummies, Thankfully
Speaker 5: I went in with a friend who knew what they
Speaker 5: were doing. But then like while he was like figuring
Speaker 5: out his own stuff, the like people who work there
Speaker 5: were super helpful where I was just like, okay, hi,
Speaker 5: I don't know anything, Please help me. And then they
Speaker 5: were like will does it matter about taste or consistency?
Speaker 5: Like what are you looking for? And we just had
Speaker 5: a conversation about it and found something for me.
Speaker 3: I mean even Andrew, like who's pretty well versed in marijuana,
Speaker 3: he like goes into a dispenser and he's like, all right,
Speaker 3: I'm thinking, I like kind of want this, and they
Speaker 3: always help him. Still, they give recommendations every ting.
Speaker 1: I think that's what they're there for. I mean, they're
Speaker 1: supposed to know and you probably don't.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: Next one is really interesting. It came up on the
Speaker 1: show somehow yesterday or maybe during the Minnesota Goodbye Trap shooting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we brought it up yesterday.
Speaker 1: I don't remember how it came up, but this is
Speaker 1: a woman named Jamie, and she said it's kind of
Speaker 1: an invitation. You guys mentioned my obsession and it required
Speaker 1: me to write in my obsession is Trap. During the season,
Speaker 1: I shoot average four to five nights a week various clubs.
Speaker 1: That includes traveling all over the state. I've been a
Speaker 1: leading female shooter at several clubs for several years now.
Speaker 1: Cool and I very much do not want to sound
Speaker 1: arrogant when I say that, but it is my passion.
Speaker 1: I shoot in the winter, I shoot in the fall,
Speaker 1: I shoot in the spring, I shoot in the summer. Dave,
Speaker 1: Jenny baileyvont Please, if you're searching for something to do
Speaker 1: and you have the time to try forty five minutes,
Speaker 1: please come to lovely Northwest Wisconsin.
Speaker 2: Let me show you the sport of my life. Dave,
Speaker 2: no offense.
Speaker 1: But the reason you said you suck your words, not mine,
Speaker 1: is because you're most likely leading more than you need to.
Speaker 1: I'll get you where you need to be. Fun fact,
Speaker 1: it is truly one of the sports that it is
Speaker 1: one of the sports that is truly gender neutral. You
Speaker 1: shoot the same targets at the same distance regardless of gender.
Speaker 1: It is truly a competition of talent and ability. I
Speaker 1: love teaching people. I helped coach a women's trap shooting
Speaker 1: workshop last year in Egan. I've taken day long workshops
Speaker 1: with professional trapshooters and have shot thousands of targets. I've
Speaker 1: helped high school trap shooting teams as well. Seriously, I
Speaker 1: love coaching, would love to help you guys learn something new.
Speaker 1: Take care and please consider.
Speaker 4: Jamie field trip field Trip.
Speaker 1: It would be kind of fun. I'm not I would
Speaker 1: wait until it's warmer. And I'm going to tell you why.
Speaker 3: Well, she said season two, So it's not in season
Speaker 3: right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, no, she does it all the time. She says,
Speaker 1: I shoot in winter, spring, summer, and foma.
Speaker 3: So she said, oh. At one point she said in season,
Speaker 3: I shoot like four or five nights a week.
Speaker 1: So uh yeah, during the season, she says. So, I
Speaker 1: don't know, but I did it in the wintertime down
Speaker 1: in probably Shockapie, and it was so cold it was miserable.
Speaker 1: And so if we do it, Jamie, maybe we'll postpone
Speaker 1: until the warmer weather.
Speaker 4: Yes, I want to. That sounds so fun.
Speaker 1: I'm going to stop reading these because your voice it
Speaker 1: just is so annoying. It's getting worse.
Speaker 3: I can log into the email. There's more.
Speaker 2: How would I send you one? Okay, and then you
Speaker 2: open itup? What do I send it to?
Speaker 1: Jenny at katiewb Okay?
Speaker 5: If you want to email Jenny, you can Jenny at
Speaker 5: Katie dot com.
Speaker 3: If you have anything you want to just chitchat with me.
Speaker 4: About anything you complain about.
Speaker 3: I'm a chatty lady, so you can go ahead and
Speaker 3: send me me meil.
Speaker 4: That one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, now I got an email, so I will read
Speaker 3: this and you keep sending more if there's more. Okay, Okay,
Speaker 3: this says good morning, my favorite people. I was just
Speaker 3: writing in response to Janita's rant. My son just turned six.
Speaker 3: He's on a competitive gymnastics team. And I paid four
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty dollars per month what for it? So,
Speaker 3: if you remember Janita's ranch, she was ranting about the
Speaker 3: amount she spends on her was there her son's basketball team,
Speaker 3: and then she also volunteers her time at like games
Speaker 3: and stuff, and so it says four hundred and fifty
Speaker 3: dollars per month, plus you're required to volunteer for at
Speaker 3: least four events, and it is long hours of either
Speaker 3: selling tickets or setting up or taking down, which is
Speaker 3: very strenuous. And it was thousands of dollars to pay
Speaker 3: for his uniform and each individual meet. So unfortunately, nothing
Speaker 3: is cheap anymore. I don't know how people do it
Speaker 3: with multiple children. Anyways, that's my rant.
Speaker 4: For the day.
Speaker 3: Love all of you have a great weekend. That comes
Speaker 3: from Christy. I wanted to be in gymnastics so bad
Speaker 3: growing up, but I do remember it being one of
Speaker 3: the more expensive sports and my mom we just didn't
Speaker 3: have the money. So my mom was like, no, right.
Speaker 4: That's wild.
Speaker 5: I was so yesterday I was judging a one at competition,
Speaker 5: which is like a theater thing in high school, and
Speaker 5: I was for some reason, my mind went to Juanita's
Speaker 5: rant and thinking about how much it cost. And every
Speaker 5: play that you did in high school was one hundred
Speaker 5: dollars and then doing speech was one hundred dollars. So
Speaker 5: I did three shows and speech, so that was four
Speaker 5: hundred dollars total for the whole year.
Speaker 3: So what is the hundred dollars? Like, what does that
Speaker 3: go to for everyone in the play?
Speaker 5: For the play, it's like your set pieces, costume pieces,
Speaker 5: like the pays the set direct or, the set designer
Speaker 5: and the director as well. So like it makes sense,
Speaker 5: but like four hundred and fifty dollars per month is
Speaker 5: wild to me, where it's like, what are you paying for?
Speaker 4: What is all of that money going to?
Speaker 2: Does?
Speaker 3: I would assume because coaches obviously get paid, right, And
Speaker 3: I know it's not always a lot of money, but
Speaker 3: maybe some of that goes to a coach, but I
Speaker 3: know that the school probably directly pays the coach too.
Speaker 3: Maybe that maybe the coaches don't get paid much or at.
Speaker 4: All, but oh they, I mean, they do get paid.
Speaker 4: I'm sure.
Speaker 5: I assume if it's four hundred and fifty dollars, those
Speaker 5: coaches better be paid really well. And if not, that
Speaker 5: school is sitting on that money to use for like
Speaker 5: the football program or something, because that's what mine does anyway.
Speaker 3: But towards activities.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but that's four hundred and fifty dollars is too
Speaker 5: much money. So if you want a cheaper activity, take
Speaker 5: your kid out of a sport.
Speaker 3: The arts convince that that their love for football is is.
Speaker 4: Actually your name, their love for Peter instead. Oh my gosh,
Speaker 4: wild All right, we've got another one.
Speaker 3: This one comes in from Neil says, I hope y'all
Speaker 3: are staying warm. I'm writing me because I had the
Speaker 3: strangest dream the other night. For some reason, the world
Speaker 3: was all a buzz because of Jenny, and she was
Speaker 3: going to become the next big thing. In the dream,
Speaker 3: I bumped into her at an event here in Atlanta,
Speaker 3: and she was really nice and told me that NBC
Speaker 3: discovered her and was going to make her a star.
Speaker 3: She was getting her own sitcom and was headed to LA.
Speaker 3: The show was going to be called Wait for It, Jenny.
Speaker 3: I asked her about the morning show and she said
Speaker 3: she was going to have to leave it since there
Speaker 3: wouldn't be enough time since this new TV show would
Speaker 3: take up all her time. She said they would have
Speaker 3: to hire a replacement. And of course we made some
Speaker 3: jokes about Drake coming back. Well, and that's all I recall. Anyway,
Speaker 3: it got me thinking, if you had your own sitcom
Speaker 3: or TV show, what would the theme song be? Would
Speaker 3: you want something original or is there an existing song
Speaker 3: that would capture the vibe of your show? Love the
Speaker 3: podcast and the show of course, and that comes from Neil,
Speaker 3: he says, dart Lick and out of Atlanta. What an
Speaker 3: interesting dream. Shout out Neil Bailey. What would do you
Speaker 3: know what your TV show would be? The song?
Speaker 5: I can't think of anything literally like put on the spot?
Speaker 4: Like what's the theme song?
Speaker 5: Something quirky and stupid with like I don't know a
Speaker 5: banjo in it and maybe a harmonica or a kazoo
Speaker 5: that would make sense. I always like if somebody says, like,
Speaker 5: what's your theme or your sitcom? I always think of
Speaker 5: New Girl because I feel like I'm comparable to Jess
Speaker 5: a New Girl.
Speaker 4: But I have no idea.
Speaker 5: I feel like my theme song would have to be
Speaker 5: orchestrated originally by some kind of composer, yeah, with fun
Speaker 5: like do do Do Do Do Do do kind of music.
Speaker 4: I don't know, you, Jenny.
Speaker 3: I think i'd probably do an original one too, or
Speaker 3: like a little bit of a mix. But the thing
Speaker 3: is is like I don't really see myself having like
Speaker 3: a sitcom. Mine would be more of more of a
Speaker 3: reality TV show of like outdoor Adventures, Adventures or something,
Speaker 3: So it would probably be a little bit more like
Speaker 3: eight m like fast paced action based, you know, like.
Speaker 4: Jump cut, jump cut, jump cut exactly.
Speaker 3: So you know, like me doing some big jump off
Speaker 3: of a mountain or something and then all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: like the music like just pans in really quick, I
Speaker 3: don't know.
Speaker 5: Mixed with reality television drama, so like someone's throwing a
Speaker 5: like a glass at you and you're.
Speaker 4: Like, you know me, jump cut, jump cut jump cut, Dave.
Speaker 3: Do you want to answer that or do you not
Speaker 3: want to talk right now?
Speaker 2: No? I don't really want to talk right now.
Speaker 3: I just I just I didn't want to ignore you,
Speaker 3: So I don't mind being ignored.
Speaker 2: It's fine.
Speaker 3: Drink your teasing at something there. I will say that
Speaker 3: I don't remember if we've ever talked about this on
Speaker 3: the podcast before, but I actually did audition to be
Speaker 3: on The Mole like a year and a half ago
Speaker 3: or something, and I did like an online edition. Then
Speaker 3: I did a phone call and then I did a
Speaker 3: zoom and I really thought that I did like pretty
Speaker 3: good on the zoom call. But that was where like
Speaker 3: they took that call and gave it to the Netflix
Speaker 3: executives to decide from there the final people, and I
Speaker 3: didn't make it past that. So I was like impatiently
Speaker 3: waiting for the new season to come out to see
Speaker 3: which blonde girl they casted instead of me. Because The
Speaker 3: Mole is a lot about like questions like what color
Speaker 3: eyes does the Mole have? What color hair? Like stuff
Speaker 3: like that, so I knew that there was gonna be
Speaker 3: a probably a blonde girl on there, but they'd only
Speaker 3: be able to have like one one. Yeah, and I
Speaker 3: actually really liked the girl that they casted. I think
Speaker 3: she was actually one of the more interesting ones. So
Speaker 3: this was the last Mole season that was on Netflix.
Speaker 3: There's been two like new ones of like the new
Speaker 3: version of the Mole. But I actually really liked her,
Speaker 3: and I was like, honestly, I think she probably did
Speaker 3: better than me because she like started a love affair
Speaker 3: with one of the guys I say, and she caused
Speaker 3: like drama and stuff. So I I thought it was
Speaker 3: a good cast, and I'm kind of like, well whatever.
Speaker 5: In terms of reality shows. I wish that I had
Speaker 5: been like I was, unhappily in a relationship. But I
Speaker 5: had wished I had been single when they were doing
Speaker 5: the casting for Love is Blind, because I would have
Speaker 5: eaten that up.
Speaker 4: I would have gotten like my.
Speaker 5: Hair, did my makeup, did everything so that I would
Speaker 5: look just as good as all those girls on that
Speaker 5: show and be like.
Speaker 4: I'm single and I'm just looking for the riot man
Speaker 4: just so I could be on TV. I think that'd
Speaker 4: be so cool.
Speaker 5: Granted they hate the people who were like, hey, you're
Speaker 5: doing this for the wrong reasons. I feel like everyone
Speaker 5: is a little bit doing it for the wrong reason.
Speaker 5: Was blind?
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly, they are at this point. I think like
Speaker 3: everyone is. One of the things I saw when everyone
Speaker 3: was doing like the Confessions with a TikTok band. He
Speaker 3: was one of the girls that I don't remember her,
Speaker 3: but she was on The Bachelor and she admitted she
Speaker 3: was in it for the wrong reason.
Speaker 5: Kay.
Speaker 3: She was like, yeah, I was in for the wrong reason,
Speaker 3: and everyone was like, girl, we knew, Yeah, tell us
Speaker 3: we all knew.
Speaker 4: I feel like you go into it for the wrong
Speaker 4: reason if you fall in love.
Speaker 5: Hey great, Yeah, what a great Yeah exactly.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Well, we'll wrap up the Minnesota goodbye. Hopefully, Dave
Speaker 3: Soye will be better next week and we'll all be
Speaker 3: back to normal on Monday. But you can always send
Speaker 3: your emails to Ryan's show at KDWB dot com. Hope
Speaker 3: you have a wonderful weekend. Thanks so much for listening.