Dave And Molly Show
Ep 01 - Hour 1 - Dave & Molly Are Back!
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Inside the New America studios, those of you that are watching us, there is a visual component to this. - Is there, I don't know if that's working yet. - Is it not working? - Our video stream is not up, unfortunately. - Yeah, it's up, but we are recording for ourselves, just so you guys know. So be on your best behavior. - Well, because Molly, you dyed your hair pink and I just wanted everybody to have a chance to see that. - And the 16 cuts and all of that. - I love my Winnie the Pooh, blazer on anyway. But we have the New America, we're in the New America studios and there's a giant New America logo behind us. - Yes, and the third voice you're hearing is our friend Quinn and he's our producer and they've named him The Wizard and he does everything. So we'll hear him pop in from time to time and then Ken will join us at eight o'clock. And so then it will be The Dave and Molly Show for a little while. - Yeah. - And now it's just us, so how you been. (laughing) - Well, it is go time and this is where we'll be. Monday through Friday, six to 10. Hopefully everybody has found us and I know we just did a TV spot with the Wake Up Show on a KHQ. So that was fun, that was a Sam Adams and Jenny Power and then they will be, they'll actually be coming up here to join us for a segment at 7.15. So yeah, it's been, you know, this was sort of put together not long after we were fired and then it kind of took a while to sort of get the pieces all in line and then we got the big announcement and here we go. - Yeah, and it's sort of different because we are, it's a, yes, it's a podcast but it's in real time. So we're here live and then later also if you miss some of it, you can go back and you can listen to it but I don't know that there's a lot of models out there like that. So there was moving parts that had to be put because we needed to be live and local. - And some of the parts are still moving and we haven't caught them yet. (laughing) We had to protect them. - We're in charge of some of those parts and that was probably not the best idea for people 'cause we're not used to parts and being in charge of things. And so now we're very responsible. - David and I have grown up a lot over the last three months we've had to. Haven't we? Did you do this stuff? - Well, we know we're we're efforting. - Efforting, yeah. - Yeah, figuring it out. - So, well, as we move forward, we'll sort of share summer stories 'cause we had no way to do that. But at least for now, we can talk about the weekend that was and all that kind of stuff. - I got a squeezed one more camping weekend out. - Yes. - Yeah, it was beautiful. And I have to say that this is my favorite time to camp and we all agreed, like at the campground, usually you're just backed about, it's packed. And so we had spots where, you know, there was nobody even near us, which was great. But view of the lakes, we're at Blackwell Island. So, well, Friday when we left here, I know, I need to, I need my headphones to turn up a little bit. - Yeah, there we go. - Thank you. Oh, that's better now, I can hear myself. So anyway, Friday, we all decided it was the Buck for Kids Day and the Kevin Parker and Dutch Bros had giving a dollar for every drink. So the idea was we hit every Dutch Bros. And I don't know if we hit all of them, but I was in charge of the Airway Heights one. And that's-- - Because it's close to the casino? - It's danger zone, because I'm out there and then I'm just camping and there's no other responsibilities. So of course, I go to the Airway Heights one and then of course I have to go see her friends. - There's a magnet, a magnet pulls you. - The car doesn't know how to go past it. It's just that. So I did go for a little while. It wasn't as fruitful as other ventures out there, but it was fun. And then packed up all my stuff, headed to the valley, grabbed the mini-winting, grabbed the dog, grabbed the mini-winting, and then hit one more on my way out of town, the Pines one. So all together, I think I did the Sharpen division, that one in the Airway Heights. And you did a bunch of the valley ones, right? - We did, let's see, I did the one right downtown. - Yeah. - Okay, and then Argon. - Okay. - And then Market, and then Freya. - Wow, I can't did all the north side. I can't even see them on all that side. I think that we hit most of them. And so, yeah, so there was a dollar from every drink that's going to the Dave Ken and Molly Christmas wish but which was amazing. So for those of you who haven't heard that part, we're doing that again, and then that money's going to. So then I get out there, and my favorite thing is getting to Blackwell, and I hook everything up, the dog sees the water, and she's very, she gets so excited. So she's got her ball in her mouth, and she's got her mouth, which is her sound that she makes, and it made myself a little drink, and walked down to the beach, and then just throw the ball for her. And I just sit there, and it's like, it was perfect. It was the water's calm, not many people out there. - So what time of day is this now? - Like five o'clock. - Oh, yeah, that's good. - It was, or like 4.30. So then my mom came down because Ken was working, so my mom comes, and so she meets, she's gets her five and a five-third. We walk over to Cedars and have a very civilized dinner, and I was teasing her because we had a cocktail, and the cocktail they made her was bigger than her, 'cause she's a tiny little person. - Oh, she's a little person, yeah. - And it was like a vat, and it was like with a thing, but I love Cedars, I love that place, and it's so fun when you're camping, because then you walk over there, and then you're being served, and so it's very civilized. But so we sat there for like two and a half hours, and by the time we walked back to the campground, it was pitch black. Yeah, so we sat outside for a bit and went to bed, and then in the morning, Ken joined us, and we sat outside, and my mom kept saying, "Okay, and now I'm going to go." And then we get into another conversation. No, I'm really leaving now. And then finally, I think it was 1.30 when she finally left. - Oh my gosh. - Like the next day, you know, we were sitting outside having our coffee, and so Ken and I ventured into town walls, October 5th. So there's all these drunk people running around like we're laying with like, you know, glasses and tickets. I mean, you know, each beer garden they go, but I have to say hi to Brandy and Gary, 'cause they stopped and said hi, so that was nice. And so he was doing that, and I was shopping, and then I said, "Okay, now back to the campground." And this, this, I mean, the police presence was unbelievable. I know every corner, almost somebody like with a full, I mean, real police, not, I mean, it was, it was like, I don't know what they're expecting, but G.A. who's, I don't know. But so anyway, that, and then we went back and just played cribbage, and then yesterday came back in, and then, and then getting ready for, you know, show, and then, but then it's only like 1.30. What am I gonna do all afternoon? What am I gonna do? I have to go, as my mom calls it, my church. So back out to the casino for a little bit. And that was fun. It was busy, busy. People like to go out there and watch the football. - Yeah. So they were, you know, and, and the free gift is a suitcase. - I was, I was gonna ask you, because I wasn't sure if I was gonna make it out there. - Oh, you gotta make it out. - But I said, if it's gonna, if it's the big suitcase one, I'm gonna make sure. So I gotta go out there today. - Oh yeah, it's a hard shell. Oh yeah, make your way out there for sure. Oh yeah, you gotta have the hardship. But it was funny because I told this lady, it was, I feel like I'm at the airport. Everybody's got, and some people poked the, like the handle through the top and then the wheels, so they could actually wheel it around. 'Cause it's one of those that you can wheel. Well, I was just carrying mine, but they had poked it through. And everywhere you were, there were two or three suitcases sitting there near the machines, because six o'clock comes along and you gotta go pick it up. And I was one of those, so, so I, I got myself a suitcase. And, and things went better. It was, it was fun. - Oh good. - It was really fun. And then I am addicted to this Menendez thing. And then my mom's watching it too. It's the Lyle and it's called Monsters. And the cast is Javier Bardem and Chloe's, I can't remember her last name. Yeah, I didn't even recognize her. It is really well done, really. It's dark. I mean, we all know the story of the Menendez brothers, but now when you see it like this, you're glad they blew them away. It's like you deserved a dot. No, I, no, I, maybe it was a little brutal how they did it, but when you see how awful his dad was, their dad and their mom, well, no wonder that you can't treat people that poorly and not expect them to turn on you at some point, so. - So that's Netflix, right? - Yeah. - Okay. - And I'm, now I'm, I'm in their corner. And they might get out of jail pretty soon. I don't think they're gonna- - Now it sounds like you're like rooting for these people. - Well, they're not going to kill anybody else. I mean, that's what they, it's not like. - No. - I just, when it's like what you have to see it, I don't know if anybody else is watching it, but my mom and I were talking about it and it's, it's really well done. The actors are great. And once you hear the story, it's, you know, you sympathize a little more with them. You think, well, how, how were you ever going to get out of this? Because this is a terrible situation and it was into their adulthood that it was terrible. So it's not like I say, you should do that. I'm just saying, I understand how it could get to that point. And I don't think they're a threat to the society at large. - And they got to be in their 40s now? How old are they? 'Cause they were teenagers when that was back in that. - One of them was 21. Because. - When it happened? - Well, at least 21, because there's a part where they got caught burglarizing and the older one, they didn't want him to have it on his record so they put it on the younger one's record. I mean, that's the kind of stuff that they did. Yeah, so anyway, it's, I'm, it's very dark. I had to watch a Seinfeld before bed. - And so how many, is it, are you done with it? Or what's the? - No. I think I'm on an episode four or five. - How many are there? - I think there's eight. I mean, you'll know when it's coming to an end because then it's like, you know, but the lawyer, she's, she's good. I'm not defending, to recap, I am not condoning what the Menendez brothers didn't did. I just think. - I remember on the previous show, you compared yourself to Moses and then so you did that. And then now you're saying. - That was a month ago. - I don't know that Moses would have. - Do you think that had anything to do with us getting canned? Did they say, she's got, she's out of control. She thinks she's Moses, fire him. The power's too much. Maybe that's why. - Yeah. - So you didn't go to the casino at all this weekend? - No, no. But it was a full, amazing weekend. - All right. - And I'll go, I'll go back to Friday. Remember how Friday was? - Friday we did our first run through in real time. So we were here at the, you know, the KHQ building, like five o'clock Friday morning. It was gonna be a long day. So we did a full show, like a practice show. But the cool thing was we could see how many people, like there were people that were tuning in and hearing us. And we did a real show. I mean, it was like, you know, things were happening and we're chatting and everything. So we did, we did that. Then we had Leslie Lowe come up and did an interview. And then it was, we wanted to hit those Dutch bros locations. And so we sort of divided and conquered that. And so that was super cool. And then I did something and I'm almost, I'm embarrassed to say, I didn't realize how big the Valley Fest thing is. - Oh, it's incredible. - So Nadine and I, my friend Nadine, so we're in the parade. Like they, you know, they have, they shut down Sprague. And, you know, from like the university to Pines, it's all shut down. - In the parade on purpose? Or did you have a spot on the parade? - Don't like, no, we're in the, her company was in it. - Oh, okay. - And so, and her dogs and so, and even more how you were, you were talking about Friday night, an incredible night. It was perfect. - Yeah. - And there's people lining the streets. And I mean, it was like a, this is, and I had never, I'd never seen it. I'd never, obviously never been in it. But it was incredible. It was just a, well, what a, what a thing. And I, the whole time I'm thinking I've lived here all these years and I've never, never been apart. - I don't know that I've ever, I mean, I knew it was big. And I saw pictures of my grandkids were out there doing stuff there, but I don't know I've ever participated in it. I've done fundraisers for it. - Yeah. - Like, you know, hosted or auctioned, knowing it's going to that, but then I never. - And they have, you know, announcers and they're all, yeah, so. So that was, that was really cool. - Yeah. - I loved all that. And then Saturday, I went down to, and more on this in a bit, to pick up my packet for the Boulevard race. - Who are you? There's no gambling, you're in parades, and now you're running. - Yes. - What is going on in there? - And so, yes, and it's the, this is the second year of the Boulevard run. And it's, instead of seven miles, like Bloomsday, it's four miles. - Okay. - And it's sort of through that college district there. You start right around Gonzaga, running everything. And I'll share a couple of these. So picking up the packets and everything, that was great. And I knew that I was gonna have a great time. Then I'll fast forward to the actual run Sunday morning, get there. - Is it a real run? I mean, it's run. - Yeah, it's a real run, but you are running. - Well, it's a jog. - Okay, okay. - And I don't wanna, hang on one second. - Oh boy. - Oh, we don't have the TV thing going, I'm maddled. I maddled the Boulevard run, yeah. - And then, okay, I have many questions about the, wait, let me see the, can I at least see it? - Yeah, I can see it, thanks. - 'Cause I can act excited. - Yeah. - It's in here, hang on. - I don't, okay. - So, here's my medal. - Wow. I wanna see what it said. - Yeah. - Oh, it's like a Shazam. - Yeah, looks heavy. - Yeah. - Oh, it's very heavy. - Now. - And I'm pretty sure it's real gold or it could be bronze. - So what does, so it's like a lightning bolt. - Yeah. - And what made you medal? - Let's not get into the details of how you get the medal. - May I guess? - It has to do with age group. - Hey! (laughing) - And you being in the top 20 of your age group. - No. - No, what was it? - No, you can buy them. (laughing) - Okay then, maybe they're like, if this category, if you were at the top five and you're this age, and then, how long does it take to do that four miles? - I don't know. - Two, three hours? - No, no, no, it was awesome. But here's the thing, so right around the, I think it was just past the first mile. And we're cruising, and everybody is so festive. This is a great event, the Boulevard thing. They, or great organizers, they had the Shadle Band there. They had the Ferris Band there. They had people cheering and noise makers and everything. Well, you get past the first mile, and there's literally a thing right in the middle of the road with donuts. (laughing) So, I got a donut. So, I'm eating a donut while I, you know, like between mile one and mile two. I thought, what other event were you gonna have a donut right in the middle of the thing? - I like the ones where they're beer, they have like where you stop and get a beer. You know, you do the pub crawl, and they're your kind of jogging. I just think after a while it's sluggish with that one. - Well, and to be honest, I had like two bites of the donut, and I thought, well, this was a bad idea. And because two things that you, you know, you get the sticky, it was a glazed donut. So, it's on your, you know, it's on your fingers, and you know, I'm trying to win. I was so close to like really winning this thing, and then there's like 5,000 people cut in front of me. (laughing) Okay, well, that means more to them. I'm not gonna, you know, they were running. (laughing) - You didn't wanna crush their spirits. - Yeah. - Well, how about a nice civilized walk? - Yeah. - So, but you didn't break any major bones like the left. - Go. - Owning a rental property sounds like a dream. Collect a rent and relax. That is until you realize how much work goes into getting it ready. First, do you need to conduct market research to understand local rental trends and determine a competitive rent price? Then there's cleaning, staging, repairs, and hiring a professional photographer. 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Because when's the last time that you ran or mild? - This was, I'm a bit sore, but the soreness, I think, was more attributed to other things that I'll get into. - Oh, no. - Yeah, so going back to Saturday, so Saturday, I pick up the stuff for the boulevard. - Right. - All good, and then we went to Maslow's. - Ooh. - For dinner, and I forgot that it was the Winona Judd concert. - Oh my god. - Oh, it was probably crazy over there. - Yeah, so, you know. - So are you eating dinner while that's going on, then? - Yes. - I think our original reservations were like 7.30, and then it got pushed to like 7.45, which is perfect because that's if nobody wanted that time because they probably were eating early and then, you know. - And still no gambling? - No gambling. No, there was no time. - There's always time. - Well, I know you can make time. - Yeah. - Okay. - So, and I don't have any money. - Oh, that's right, I forgot about that part. Nevermind. - So, that was really cool. And then went to the actual Valley Fest event, which is huge. This is all Saturday, it went out there. And I can't give it a whole lot of details, but we walked through a colon. They had one of those. Yeah, they had like, you know, one of those health things, and this is what a colon looks like. And you walked through it and you see all these little things that you have. Yeah, and you kind of learn about that. - Oh man, that's kind of something. But it was a beautiful day. Thousands and thousands of people are out there. So, that was really great. And then the Maslow's dinner. Then early morning for the Boulevard run, which was just a great event. - What time do you have to be down there for that? - I think it started at 10. I think we got down there a little before nine. - That's reasonable. - Yeah, and parking was not an issue as I thought it would be. So, that was all great. And then I got home kind of regrouped a little bit. Watch the, watch football, you know, watch part of the Seahawks game and then had the Red Zone on and all that. I lost my first fantasy game this year. - Oh no. - Yeah, and it's to our, our radio friend and Vegas. - Oh Mercedes. - Yeah, so she, she, technically she hasn't won yet, but I'm up by a couple of points. And then she has a quarterback and a receiver. So on the, on the thing it says, I have a 1% chance of winning. So it's like, well, I've lost. - So you're saying there's a chance? - Yeah. - Yeah. - Both of their, both of her players need to. - Be injured or die. - No, I know, and I never, I never won injuries, but maybe if they have the flu and they decide to sit out. - Yeah, or they do something really bad in the coach benchism. - Yeah. - And I say, no. - I don't think this is gonna happen. - I didn't do my picks and I was very disappointed. But after tonight, then starting Tuesday, I can do my picks for the next week. - Yes. - Right? - Yeah, yeah. - And then Quinn has six fantasy football teams. How did yours do? - Fantasy football teams. I don't like to talk about them too much until the Monday night games are over, 'cause I don't like to get ahead of myself, but looking okay in a couple, I'm playing against Sean Alsley from downstairs and one, and I need Josh Allen to have a great night for the Bills tonight, so. - And he's your guy. - Oh. - Josh Allen's my guy. - Quinn's a big Bills fan. - Right, yeah. - We're gonna learn more about that. And your brother's going to the game tonight, right? - Yes, I'm from Buffalo, New York, and he's got tickets tonight for the Jags Bills game in Buffalo, so he's gonna be there. - Oh. - And that'll be really cool. - Yeah. - Very good. - Wow. And then I find out that the Seahawks are undefeated. - Yeah. - That's crazy. - Mm-hmm. - We get out of money. - So I was talking, well, two different friends, football friends, and I had said, I said, if they can figure out a way to win a couple of these first games, you know, looking at their schedule, I thought, oh, they're gonna be in good shape, 'cause I think they're gonna get better as the season goes on. Well, it's just, they've been very, they're good, but they've been very lucky. The situations have worked out pretty well. They played a team that lost their quarterback, and then Phil and quarterback, who had one week to get ready, then he got injured, so then they had the practice squad quarterback in there. - Oh. - So, but, you know, they held them, they won. The first game, you know, they had Denver who they had a rookie quarterback. - Oh. - And then who they play, oh, they played at New England. That was their second win, and then I don't think, I think they just play with 10 guys. I don't even think they have a full team. I don't know what the deal is. But they're three, you know, and that's fantastic. - That's amazing. - Yeah, so that's a great job. - And then the Chiefs did, they win last night. - Chiefs won, Chiefs are three, you know. - That was a Falcon game, and then tonight is the Bills. That's, oh my gosh. - This is the big day for you. - It's a huge day, and this is a perfect day to start morning so that I'm done in home by 4.30 when they start, so. - Yeah. - It's perfect. - There's two Monday night games? - Yeah, double the games, double the fun. Yeah, it's Cincinnati and Washington, I believe. - Yeah, yeah. - Those colors, you know, that's not gonna be a good look. - Yeah, it's an ugly color game. - Too bad. - It's orange and maroon. - Yeah. - Yeah. - We all agree. - Yeah. - I like a better. (laughs) Hey, I forgot to mention that we had a Hudson burger over the weekend. - Oh. - When's the last time you had a Hudson burger? - Mm, I don't know, long time. - Guess how much a Hudson burger costs. - $12. - $4. - $4 for a cheeseburger. - Really? - $4, $3.50 for a burger. It's $2.50 for soda. It's $3.50 for a burger or $4 for a cheeseburger. Isn't that crazy? - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Isn't that crazy? And all they have is burgers and pie. They do some egg sandwiches. We sat at the counter and man, they're good. $4, you can't get anything for $4 anywhere. - That is something. - I know. I love Hudson burger. Anyway, that just for-- - I had a steak at Maslow's. - Oh. - Oh my gosh. - And that fueled you to your victory. - Yeah, well, I meddled. - You're a win. You meddled, yeah. - Yeah, I like to say I meddled. - How much did that run you? - I don't know. - That's priceless. (laughs) - Said you didn't have any money now, you're buying your way and-- - Well, no. - That was, Nadine got the medals. - Oh, okay. - And then it's like the Bloom's Day deal, you know, where you get a shirt. But you get the shirt before you run the race. - Oh, that's nice. - So I'm picking up the packets. Oh, and ran into some of our listeners there. Everybody was very, very nice. It was super cool. But, and they said, "Oh, you know, ready for Monday?" And I said, "Well, I'm gonna talk about this "and now, you know, I've already got my medal." (laughs) But the, you know, you get the shirt and so some people were wearing the shirt in the race. But to me, that feels illegal because you haven't done the race to wear the shirt. - Yeah, but you're representing the race whilst running it. I think that's nice. But frankly, I would like to have my Bloom's Day shirt up front. I don't like that I have to finish. I already paid my money, just let me have my shirt. That's what I say. - And that's better for photos that way too. Everybody, if you have your shirt ahead of time. And then if you decide that you just can't get up that morning, you still have your shirt 'cause you paid for you. - Yeah, I'm against that very bit. But I did wear the shirt yesterday. We had a barbecue last night in the park and out in the valley. And I was outlaw food, which I picked up the outlaw food and it was, they wheeled it out to you and loaded it up in the car. It was fantastic. And then so, yeah, so I had the shirt then and then washed the shirt last night and I thought, well, maybe I wear the shirt in, but then I didn't. - So if I'm recapping your weekend correctly, I mean, the only thing that sounds normal to me is your Maslow's dinner. Everything else is new. It's all you're hanging out in parades. You're in parks, you're having picnics. - You're running. - Yeah. - Well, the run thing. Now let's not, we don't want to call it a run. But I did metal. - You made that abundantly clear. You have metal. - Metal. - That sounds fun though. - Yeah, it was great. - Sounds like a good, I haven't been to Maslow's. You know what the best is Maslow's breakfast. - Yeah. - Have you done the Maslow's breakfast? - Oh yeah, it's been a while, but yeah. - Oh, and they're open like every day for breakfast. So yeah, and it's unexpected. And you have all this, you know, it's like the coffee service, and yeah, that's good. - Yeah, it's very good. - Mm-hmm. And then also three months ago. We won't go there. I have so many, you know, I went on a whole Alaskan cruise. - Right. - And that was right after, you know, we were asked to leave the premises of our last employer. So the first week felt so normal, and then to get home, and then it's just day on vacation. Like, I don't, you know, you get back on a Sunday, and you've been on a cruise for a week. Usually that Sunday is laundry and getting, and you gotta get back into the, and then I just kept going on and on. But that Alaskan cruise, and we'll talk about it more as the time goes by. But we, that is like, remember, it was on my bucket list. That was the thing I had been wanting to do forever, and it was everything I wanted it to be. It was perfect. - Yeah, good. - And remember they had a 15 drink thing? - Oh, yeah. - Yeah. We never got to the 15 drink. That is, that's like a death wish. I mean, think about this, 15 drinks a day, every day. - Per person? - Yes! That in the drink package. And so... - That almost sounds unsafe. - That's what I said. - Yeah, you can't, that's, yeah. - If you think about like, the only way if, so the days that you're at sea is the closest you can get to actually hitting the mats, because you're not going anywhere. So the first full day is all at sea. I think maybe the first two. Even if you got up and started with mimosas, and we're like, okay, I'm gonna have two mimosas with my breakfast. And then I'm gonna have a glass of wine or two with lunch. And then we're gonna go for a cocktail before dinner, have some wine with dinner, and have a cocktail after. You're only like seven. - You're only like seven. - Exactly. - Yeah. - So I was in the casino buying people drinks. Like, please, let me buy you a drink. Because, at one point, well, here's the other thing. If you went up, let's say there were four of us, and I just said, you know, I got it all. Well, then somebody said, well, then how many do you have left? And I said, anybody asking how many we have left, it needs to stop drinking right away. Like, this is, if anybody's panicked about this, then we have bigger issues here, because that's a lot. - And does it go till, like say you, say you sleep in, and you don't start drinking until 11. - Right. - You know. - Right. - Respectable time. - Yeah. - You're drinking. - Yeah. - Does it, is midnight the day? Or does it, does it, how do they, how do they determine-- - Not sure about that. - Is it a 24-hour period of time that's-- - Well, you get on the boat in the middle of the afternoon. So that first day, I know. - Yeah, you're never gonna get 15 on the first day. - Not on the first day, no. No, they had great food. We got to go to the specialty things, and they have a gym, they had a nice casino, smoke in the casino. - Mm. - Imagine that, on a boat. (laughing) - Well, that's just great for you. - And I said to my friends, I said, look, this is my vacation, and if I'm sitting in that casino, and that's where I wanna be, I don't wanna hear, ooh, the mountains are out there, no. I wanna be in the casino, it's my vacation. Now, mostly during, well, it stayed light till 11, well, I mean, sometimes to be almost midnight, it's still kinda light out. We played a ton of left-right center. We would just find the area, and then we nicknamed my mom the Silver Fox, because she'd come from behind all the time, she'd win. But we, so there was that, but I just, we all did our own thing, which was great, and sometimes my thing was the casino. And I told them about me. - And you missed the beautiful mountains. - Mm, we had great rooms, and at one point, there were whales, right, out front, right, going right by the cruise boat, just like, - Wow. - Yeah. We'd catch a can, and yeah, it was, it was, I highly recommend it. - Highly recommend it. - Highly recommend it. Yeah, this good stuff. - Well, one of the things that we'll get into, and maybe when Ken joins us in the eight o'clock hour, he's gonna come in, we'll reminisce about the time away, and the time off. - Yeah. - I kept like a little journal. - Yeah. - Like I have a little note, like, so every single day that we were gone, I wrote down things that we did. - Yeah, me too. - So you can, I mean, you can pick a day, and then, like, so when you were on the cruise, I was, well, I wasn't on the cruise, but. - No. (laughs) - But there's, it's fun to just kind of think back through. - Yeah. - It's 90 plus, I think it's 96 days since we were last on, you know, yeah, we're doing a show. - Yeah, and for everybody who came last Tuesday to the Fox, thank you for being there, and we didn't get to say publicly because, well, we didn't have a show. David's pizza, Ben and Jerry's, Beacon Hill, and Rise, Espresso, and Donuts all gave us free food. And then the Fox was amazing, and Brian and the Fox, they were great, everybody's so nice, but that was so fun. - Yeah. - I was like. - And that was the time, too, we were telling stories and we actually had a Q&A session, people were asking questions, and. - Yeah. - Totally, totally. The only question that was set up was the first question from Kevin Parker. - Right. - Which was about our Christmas wish brand plan, so. But that was it, everything else was totally spontaneous and. - Yeah, well, and it's weird too, because I think about all my friends kind of know what happened, but when you run into people like yesterday, where I'm gonna rent my mini mini out, so Kelly and Michelle came to Blackwell to kind of look at it, and nice couple, and we had never met in person. So I was kind of telling them what happened, and I realized, oh my gosh. Our listeners don't really know how it all unfolded. It just seems like it because you tell your friends the story, it's like, well, everybody must know what this happened, and there's certain things we can say and not say, but forget that people are still saying, what happened? - Mm-hmm. - We don't know. We're trying to figure it out. - And there's some people that didn't know that we were on starting this Monday. - Oh. - I was running into people at the getting ready for the boulevard race. I meddled by the way, I don't know if that's come up yet, but I did, I got a medal. - Did you? - Yes, yes. - What? - But they were saying, so I hear your back, but what's happening, like, how, where, and how do we, I said, well, it's through non-stop local and the app, and so I helped their kind of say, well, this is it right here, and then it says right on there, listen to Dave and Molly, and it's right there, and they were, it was like, you know, a revelation. It was like, oh my God, this is incredible. And, you know, she's looking at her phone and thinking this is the coolest thing. So there's, yeah, we're so close to it. We're in it, and we don't realize that there's some people that, you know, hadn't, hadn't heard all the details. There was also a very nice ad in the newspaper, Sunday newspaper, yeah. - Oh my goodness. Look at us, it's weird because I'm not used to, not used to being public, like we have been, like, you know, we've been on the air forever, but we've very, we haven't had a billboard in 10, 15 years, right? So, and maybe social media, you're direct friends, but people don't see us in person. So it started with the Northern Quest commercials, which that's a whole story. - We'll tell that whole story. Yeah, yeah. - But then with the K, non-stop local being. - Owning a rental property sounds like a dream. Collect a rent and relax. That is until you realize how much work goes into getting it ready. 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