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Daily Podcast pt. 4 -"Is this weird? "
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According to the slogan, the best part of waking up is what in your cup? Four years. Correct, in which decade did the Berlin Wall fall? The 90s. No. 80s. Correct. Bill Walton was famous for playing What Sport? Bill Walsh. Walton. Basketball. Correct. Who was the lead singer of the Doors? Jim Morrison. Yes, the human body is mostly made up of four elements, hydrogen, oxygen, carbon, and what? Uh, water. No. Oh, two. No. Uh, pass. What late businessman said the only way to do great work is to love what you do? Uh, Steve Jobs. Correct. Who plays the title character in the comedy Nacho Libre? Jack Black. Yes, in which US state was bourbon whiskey first produced? Kentucky. Yes. How many movies have Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling bedding together? Two. No. Three. Three? Yes. Do I give it to him? I think you give it to him. All right, I'm giving it to you, Eric, which means you got eight correct. E-rock. Ooh. That's right. E-rock, rock. E-rock on the block. Gosh, I have faith. I have faith. Some good questions though, Sarah. Yeah. Yeah. Steve, are you ready? Yes. According to the slogan, the best part of waking up is what in your cup? Ah, Folgers. Yeah. I don't know why I got so excited. Ah. In which decade did the Berlin Wall fall? I don't even remember the last one I had of Folgers, or if I've ever had Folgers. Why? We should get some. Yeah, I have some at home. Eighties? Correct. Bill Walton was famous for playing what sport? Basketball. Yes. Who was the lead star of the doors? Jim Morrison. Correct. May he rest in peace? The human body is mostly made up of four elements, hydrogen, oxygen, carbon and what? Water. Methane. No. Fun. No. What late businessman said the only way to do great work is to love what you do? Oh, that would have to be Jenna Jameson. Um, Steve Jobs? Correct. Who plays the title character in the comedy Nacho Libre? Jackbock. Yes. In which US state was bourbon whiskey first produced? Tennessee. No. Oh. Kentucky. Yes. Bozzling Ben in together. Two. No. Three. Correct. Yeah. Which Asian country has the highest number of citizens over 65? China. No. And without getting that correct, you got eight correct. Which is another tie. Oh my. The age. You've got to be freaking kidding me. Nope. I'm not kidding. Wow. I looked Eric's little shot of enthusiasm. Whoo. Yeah. My eye is better than losing. It is. Uh, the human body is mostly made up of hydrogen, oxygen, carbon and... Men's room IPA. Maybe your body. vodka. Nitrogen. Nitrogen. Yes. And in which Asian country has the highest number of citizens over 65? It's Japan. Mm. Congratulations again on that. Another tie. The Daily Migs Show. The Daily Migs, as I understand, you watched something recently that you wanted to, you know, get our reaction too. Yeah. I was watching Jimmy Kimmel and he interviewed Governor Tim Walz. And while they were talking, they brought up the whole fact that he kind of coined the weird phrase. I mean, obviously people have been calling each other weird forever. It's just been a term that everyone has used, but it's kind of become like a buzzword as of late. And he was kind of one of the first to start that. So Jimmy had a fun segment where he quizzed Tim on what he thinks is what he would think is weird or not weird. Mm. So I grabbed the audio and I want to see what you guys think since we are the resident weirdos here and figure out whether or not we think something is weird or not. So are you ready? Of course. All right, let's go. Do you know what? I have a little quiz for you. Help us decide what is weird or what is not weird, weird or not weird, families wearing matching pajamas at Christmas time. All right. Karen. Not weird. Well, he said so embarrassed about that. Because I do it. I also don't think it's weird. Think my wife thinks it's weird because every time I suggest it, she conveniently forgets to make it happen. Oh, and any time I bring up, I'll buy him. She's like, no, no, no, we're good. We're good. Just wear whatever. Danny, weird or not weird? Not weird at all. Not weird at all. Actually, we were talking about getting matching Halloween pajamas this year since I will be spending Halloween with Lily and we were like, it's so stoked about it. I think it's because we don't observe Christmas. We just celebrate Halloween on December 25th. Also true. Sarah. She's gonna. I bet she does. That would George. Oh, yes. More like I forced George. I was saying, I bet he thinks it's weird. He hates it. I feel like him and my wife probably would agree on a lot of things. Yes. And that's one of them. Oh, absolutely. All right. Oh, not weird. Not weird. No. Wearing a shirt in the pool. Weird or not weird? All right. Weird. Pop the top, baby. I thought it was weird for the longest time. And then I never put two and two together. For some people, like they're battling like certain skin conditions or skin cancer or things along those lines and they want to protect themselves to the utmost amount, so they wear them. I haven't done that since I was a kid though, because I feel like it looks weird. I mean, bodies are bodies, you know, obviously if it's for a medical reason, do it. But bodies are bodies. All right, Danny. Weird or not weird? Weird. I agree with Taryn 100% on that one. I think it's weird. Yeah, I think it's weird. But I had to do that. Is that why you don't want to do t-shirt contests with me? Yeah, exactly. I had to do it when I was in Cancun because I got really burnt bad the first day I was there. I saw the pictures of that. The whole back was bright red, so I was that girl. Didn't that hurt more because the shirt's like sticking to your skin? No, it kind of felt nice. Oh, and you're trying not to get more British. Yes. A little second skin there. Let's see what Tim said. Not weird. [laughter] I am a boy. Apparently, he does it. People who ask you to take your shoes off in the house, is that weird or not weird? Oh, I think this is the one where I'm not going to agree. I mean, I don't find that weird, but I am not a shoes off house. So if you come to my house, I will not ask you to take your shoes off. I always feel so weird now because at our house it shoots off. And it wasn't my choice. I was just like, whatever, I don't care. If you take your shoes off, take your shoes off, but my wife is like a clean freak and she does the cleaning. So if that makes her happy, I'm in for it. But now when I go to somebody's house, I'll be, I'm like taking my shoes off like, eh, what are you doing? You can keep your shoes on. I'm like, I don't know how to exist in this world when my shoe's on in a house. It's not weird. Well, Danny, where's the shoes? I know his answer. Yeah, it's totally weird when they'd ask you to take off your shoes. Would you do it though? Somebody asked you to? Unfortunately, yeah. I don't like being in the house though with my shoes, like, especially a kind of stranger's house. I'm like, no, I don't want my shoes off. Is it a fear that your feet stink? No. My feet are immaculate. Is it a fear that you're going to get tickled and you don't realize it? No, it's just, I don't like, I don't like it. I feel exposed. What about you, Sarah? Oh, I think it's weird that they ask you to take your shoes off. I feel like Sarah would cause a stink about it. Yes. I would, especially if like, I'm just wearing flip flops or something, like, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know what's on your floors. Oh, I bare feet to be on your nasty floors. That's why I just keep booties as old as it's supposed to be. Oh my gosh. That would be so weird. A little basket of them. What do you say? No, not weirdie. Oh, okay. All right. Tofarky. Tofarky. Sarah. I love Tofarky. Not weird. I have that stuff like every day, you guys. Danny. Totally weird. If you're going to be, if you're going to be a vegetarian, you can't eat fake meat. Why not? Because I said, what if you want something that's phallic shaped like a sausage, but you don't want to have actual meat? No. No. I think it's weird. Thank you. As a plant-based weirdo, I think Tofarky is the worst. I think it's super weird. You guys have not had what I have, okay? I will bring in some Tofarky so you guys can all try. There's so many different flavors now. We're good. Let's see what Tim had to say about that. Oh, that's weird, all right. The Daily Nigs Show. Dwayne. You just realized your business needed to hire someone yesterday. How can you find amazing candidates fast? Easy. Just use Indeed. Stop struggling to get your job posts seen on other job sites. Indeed, sponsored jobs help you stand out and hire fast. 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The Rock Johnson was recently on the Kelly Clarkson show, and he was talking about the fact that a song by Jelly Roll called Only helped him through a pretty difficult period of depression. What moved me is, what if the darkness inside of me has finally taken my soul? What if the angels in heaven were sent to take me home? They fight through the demons that I have in my life. Lord, I'm believing eventually I see the light, and that really moved me and touched me, and then we got in contact with each other, and I told them what it meant to me, and we didn't know each other would become really good friends, and that's my boy, and I love that guy. I'm very, very proud of him, because you think, I love when good things happen to really good human beings, and he's one of them, especially like to turn it around. That had to be such a trip for Jelly Roll. I mean, all of a sudden, a rock wants to talk to you about one of your songs, and then you find out that it actually helped them. Like, average person I bet he's still, you touch that your music can impact somebody, but then it's like, "Oh, do I need to rock Johnson's also been impacted by this?" That's got to be a career high, for sure. That's up there, I'd imagine. I don't know any Jelly Roll songs, only the ones when we ever, I don't listen, I've never listened to a single Jelly Roll song. Ever? No. He's got a couple of bangers. Except for the times that we've talked about it, oh, that's it. Oh, he's got a couple really good ones, and I said, when we saw him in concert, he was awesome, because he brings together rock, hip-hop, country. It's pretty cool. You saw it at the showbox, right? Yeah, it's just a showbox, Soto, yeah. That's crazy. Yeah, he's awesome. And now he's doing like climbing pledge. Yeah, he's a big deal. He's a big deal. Next, go around and probably be doing T-Mobile Park or something on those lines, keeps getting bigger and bigger. Well, apparently, that wasn't the only song that impacted the rock, and he told a Kelly about a couple of other songs, so I thought I could play you the rock, reading the lyrics, and not say the song, and you can guess what song it is. Oh, boy. Are you ready? Yeah. Okay, so this was another one on the Kelly Clarkson show where the rock was talking about the impact of this song. And Kelly, another song that really hit me had these lyrics. He drinks a whiskey drink, he drinks a vodka drink, he drinks a lager drink, he drinks a cider drink, he sings the songs that remind him of the good times. He sings the songs that remind him of the better times. Oh, Danny Boy, I get knocked down, but I get up again. You're never going to keep me down. I terribly think. That is the poetry of Chumba Wumba. And that's definitely the rock that wasn't like a fake version of that. No, that wasn't. It was definitely the rock. It was definitely the rock. All right, how about you, Sarah, let's see if you can guess on this one. Kelly, that's not it. I really find great inspiration from lyrics of some true deep thinking songwriters. These lyrics also struck a nerve for me. I like big butts and I cannot laugh. You other brothers can't deny that when a girl walks in with an itty bitty waist and a round thing in your face, you get sprung, you want to pull up tough because you notice that butt is stuffed deep in the jeans. She's wearing. I'm hooked and I can't stop staring. Oh, baby, I want to get with you and take your picture. My homeboy has tried to warn me, but that butt you got makes me so horny. Is that Sir Mixle on, maybe? Yeah, I think you're absolutely right. And then obviously this is really the rock talking about this to Kelly Clarkson. One more for you, Danny. Oh, here we go. Oh, Kelly. There is one. I know this is crazy, but the rock was really moved by this song to honestly save my life after my divorce. Here are the lyrics. Hey, I think about the day my girly ran away with my pay when fellas came to play. Now she's stuck with my homies that she and I'm just a sucker with a lump in my throat like a chump. I did it all for the Nooki. Come on, the Nooki. Come on. So you can take that cookie and stick it up your. Yeah. What do you think, Danny? And also a significant other is the best album by Limbiscuit ever, and that is Nooki. Thank you. The rock. It is weird though, hearing him during that interview, like he sounds like robot rock. He does. They're getting good. Or he just sounds more robotic. He's getting worse. And he's moving did not do very good. That's what they said. It did not kind of reach the expectations that were out there. I think it made like 40 or 50 million, but the budget of it was like 280 million. Ah, the red one. My favorite though is that before the movie was even released, they were calling it an instant classic. I'm like, how can you call it an instant classic if no one's even seen it yet? Who called it an instant classic, the rock. It was like in the trailer. The rock says instant classic. I don't think you get to make that determination right now. The Daily Nicks Show. Have you ever had your car stolen? And where did it end up? 206-803-ROCK. We're asking this because car thefts in Washington state have reportedly dropped significantly this year. Which I got to say, I was shocked when I saw that stat. Yeah. I thought for sure that because you just hear these stories of cars being stolen all the time that oh man, it's got to be bad here. This year, 24,000 vehicles stolen so far, but that is a 30% decrease from last year. All right. We're going the right way. Have you ever had your car stolen and where did it end up? 206-803-ROCK. Matthew, in Monroe, you have had your car stolen. Where was it found? In Idaho. What? Was it stolen here? Yep. In Monroe. What kind of shape was the car? Was it a total loss? Were you able to just get it back and use it again? No, it was a total loss. I wasn't able to drive it back, but only because it was winter time and he blew the head gaskets in it. So it would overheat real quick. It was a Subaru, of course, and but I was able to drive it back here and then just get rid of it. Totally. I wonder what their plan was. Do you think they were trying to go as far as possible and then they just kind of blew and they're like, ah screw it. I guess we're going to get some potatoes in Idaho. It was. He got out of jail, Mount Vernon and made his way south to here in two days and then found my car and got it heading for a believe Wisconsin and they caught it in Idaho. Let me say my follow up question, we're like, why the hell are you going to Wisconsin? Jeff from Tacoma. Tell us about your car theft story. Yeah. Well, I had a 70 Chevy pickup truck and I was at the time I was a painter at an auto body shop. And anyways, I got to lunch to go get in my truck and get my lunch and my truck's gone. So anyways, later on, the cops had found it and they found it. It was next to a scrapyard or junkyard in Puyallup, which is where I worked anyways. In the back of that truck was also a motor for my, another car that I had. And anyway, so they all not only took my truck, but they also took my motor that he also. So they in sense took two of my cars and I didn't have a license at the time. So the cops weren't very helpful on getting it back for me and it got him founded. You had two cars, but no life. And they're like, yeah, buddy, we're on it. Uh huh. Do you like, well, what the heck? I was like, oh, you got to get to work somehow. I'm sure they love that answer. You want to, when you want a craziest car stealing it didn't, not my car, but I remember a few years ago, a house in our development, they were still building houses. So it was a house that wasn't fully built, went on fire. It was awful. Like, I mean, it was like just a couple of houses from us. It could have been really bad. A couple of the houses had massive fire damage. Someone had to move out. And it was terrible. I'm like, was this an electrical issue? You know, you start thinking, I'm like, is our house safe? Like, did they build these houses bad? And then finally I ran into the lady that was like the on-site realtor, and I'm like, what happened? She's like, you won't believe what happened. Somebody stole a car, drove it into our development, parked it in the garage that wasn't done yet, set the car on fire. And then it set the house on fire. And I was like, wow, that was a rather crazy, it was like, in a way, I felt better knowing that I was like, okay, at least the house was about, well, you know, because I was a little scared. It was an electrical issue. But still that was bonkers. It's crazy. It's crazy. 206-803-ROCK, have you ever had your car stolen? And where did it end up? Johnny Brown, tell us your car theft story. Hey, guys, how you doing? What up, Johnny? Oh, man, I got my car stolen right out in front of my house. I had a Purcell sign on it. And the next day I came out, it was gone. The cops found it a day later. They took my low profile wheels off and put some regular wheels on. I stole my stereo and my hands free inside the vehicle. I felt violated. It's the worst feeling. I was going to sell it for three grand, and I ended up just taking it to pull apart and gave it to them for 200 bucks. That's how violated I felt. That's brutal. Somebody takes it. My car was stolen. And then it was caught in a shootout, the most Tacoma thing ever. Wow. Billy Joe is in Tacoma. What? Do you have another crazy Tacoma car theft story? Yeah, my daughter called me one night, freaking out because her car got stolen. So I told her to call the cops, and she calls the cops, and they find the car across the street from her apartment, and Tacoma Community College still running. It was a Kia, so they had busted out the driver's, it said very well, and drove it over across the street. The cops got a hold of her, and they were like, we found it. It's just across the street. Usually we have these cars, so, but since you're just across the street, do you want to just come get it? Yeah. She's just like, yeah, then she got it back over to her house, turns out they, she has a bad habit of not filling the gas tank off, so there was a very little gap in the gas system. To be honest with you, I thought you were going to say the person who stole it filled up the gas tank. Yeah, then we're like, they looked at the gas thing, and we're like, no, we can't get anywhere with this. We're just going to park you. Just leave it running. How about this texture, said my Honda Accord was stolen. They drove it off the Tacoma Narrow's boat launch after a high-speed chase. Total loss. Wow. Wow. That's intense. Yes. The Daily Nigs Show. ♪ Go, go, go, go, go, go, go ♪
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