Dave And Molly Show
Ep. 0 - Dave And Molly Show - BTS Test Record 1st Hour 9.20.24
Dave and Molly Show - Behind the scenes of the first hour of our test record from 9.20.24. Catch us live on the NonStop Local App or at NonStopLocal.com this Monday, September 23rd from 6-10am. And remember to stream us daily on the NonStopLocal App or at NonStopLocal.com Weekdays from 6-10am. The Story Continues!
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Hi, this is Dave and Molly. Join us Monday at 6 a.m. as our story continues on non-stop local KHQ. You can download the non-stop local app on Google Play or in the Apple App Store and catch us on Facebook and Instagram. And remember to stream us live weekday morning 6 to 10 a.m. The Dave and Molly show, now with more Dave and more Molly. [MUSIC PLAYING] Oh, there I am. Oh, there I am. It's practice show. It's a good thing it's practice. I'm not sure if we're doing a show or watching a porn. I'm not sure. I sound a little like porn music. I wouldn't know, but it's interesting that you would know. Well, I know because I'm filthy, I would know. Hey, welcome in one and all. It's the Dave and Molly show. Again, this is a practice show. This one doesn't count if you're keeping score of all the shows. But this is just kind of our warm-up thing. And we're just getting started. We're learning. And this is the Numerica Studios, inside the non-stop local KHQ building. And this is the first time I think we've been in here when it's been dark outside. Yeah, in real time. This is actually-- and we were talking about how our dogs are like, oh, so we're back to this. It's kind of-- I mean, I think this whole summer has been for our dogs, just complete confusion. And now this morning, I thought, I have to feed her before I go. It's the whole process, it's like, yeah, getting up again. It was interesting. It was exactly four months ago today. Four months ago? Four months ago today. I feel like I did nothing with my summer. I feel like I absolutely did not take advantage of having four months off. Well, we didn't know it was going to be four months. We had no money. Yes, and we had no money. That was the bigger thing. Four months ago. Oh, my God. Yeah, that was-- yeah, it was June 20. About Thursday that we were eliminated. And then as the summer went on, we could think, OK, well, this is going to happen on this day. And then there were some delays, but here we are. It's all going to be fine now. Everything's fine. Who would have thought what a blessing it was, actually, to be like, oh. In a way, everything's going to be way better now. Well, except for the money part. Right, well, the money, that's coming. It's coming, eventually. Yeah, all the money is coming. Oh, my gosh, the money's coming. So anyway, yeah, and the other thing, it was hard to wake up when I got up. And it was like, I can't believe that this was normal at one time. Yeah. But I think we'll get right back into it. Well, and because of the pandemic, we had been accustomed to-- I did all my prep stuff at home. I literally came in at the last minute. So I'd be up and I'd be home and on my computer. But I wouldn't walk into the station until the very last minute because they kind of didn't want us there. And then I just got used to it. So that's kind of what I did. So today, getting in the car at five was like, wow, this is different. And I remember the driving end. The drive here is very similar to the old drive. So the traffic lights are all kind of how I remember them. And they're like, oh, there's always a couple of cars, but never real traffic. Yeah. It was a nice, beautiful moon. I realized there's all these coffee places that are open right along my route now that I can get a sandwich or something. But only one coffee place matters, of course. Of course. That's problems. Our friends at Dutch Bros., they'll be sponsoring our text line and our phone line. And we are actually today, even though we're not even doing a real show, this is all practice, you guys. But today, we're doing something with Dutch Bros., or they're doing something with us, helping raise the money for our Dave Kenamali's Christmas wish, which is super cool. There's 13 Dutch Bros. locations around town. All of them will, if you get a drink there today, a dollar will help us kickstart our Christmas wish. Yeah, they call it buck for kids. And I think it's something that the corporate-- but Kevin Parker picked us to get all of that money, which is huge, because that's how we're going to do Christmas wish, really. Yeah, we're going to start with it. All our other money was stolen. Yeah, taken from us against our well, even though it was raised for our Christmas wish. Again, this is a practice show. So I can say whatever I want. Yes, practice. It's a practice show. It doesn't count, it doesn't count. But there are people listening to the practice show. Are there people? Oh, we've already doubled since we went on air. Oh, wow. Oh, no, we haven't. That's Quinn, everybody. He's our producer. Hi, everyone. I'm here in the morning with Dave and Molly. It's a lot earlier than I'm used to getting up, haven't I? Yeah. I don't think I've ever been to the station this early in the morning, to be honest with you. Oh, really? I've never seen the upstairs this dark. Oh. Well, that's the weird thing for us, because every time we've been in the studio, and we've kind of watched the studio evolve. Like in the very beginning, they said, OK, this is going to be the room, and they were great. They were really super good people behind all this. But kind of visualizing, OK, it's going to look like this. And then day by day, week by week, it's like, yeah, it's all-- it's all kind of coming together. And then when we start doing the real shows on Monday, you'll be able to see what our studio looks like. And we have a few little things up, a little posters and stuff. All of our major awards from over the years. Some of them, but not all of them. Well, we can't put 20-- well, besides the Inlander best of, we also have the Spokane Living magazine best of-- so was it 26 years for Inlander? 26 for the Inner Row. In a row. In a row. And then there was one before that, right? But it's like, didn't you guys win, and then somebody else won? And then since then, it's been. I think so. I think the beginning of the run where we won an All In A Row is 99. That's the one I brought in, right? That's funny. That's the year I started with you. Well, we wouldn't once before that. When Molly started the Dynasty. Mm-hmm. No, I was trying to make-- I know you won it before. But then you lost it. You lost terribly. It was cruelly ripped away from us. And then, and then. I've never known a world where we'd-- actually, that's true. Every year that, I mean, even though we are on different stations and doing different things, but ever since I've known you, you guys have always won. Right. Yeah. So I hope we win this year. What's going to happen if we don't win this year? I will throw myself off a building. Oh, careful now. Well, they got to make sure that we're allowed to compete. Well, I wouldn't wait for-- Well, I don't know. They say, well, we have to be like old school radio or something. But we are still doing a morning show. Yeah, but Dennis patched him one for two years, and he wasn't even on the air. Because he was their favorite-- it doesn't matter. It's like their favorite. He was still the favorite sports personality. Yeah. Well, still be the favorite radio personalities. We hope. If we're not-- oh my god. He said, we'll have the Inlander people on a lot. Yeah, whatever it takes. Come on in. Bye, ads. Well, this is, again, this is a practice show. However, we're going to try and make it like it would be a normal Friday show. And that means-- well, I think it's going to be buzzword that we play at 8.30. Callie, Callie Chock from Nonstop Local. She will come up. So we'll do-- we have that to look forward to. Yes. We will also have a round of Windave's money. Yes. A real round, just like you would normally hear it. That'll be at 8 o'clock. So we'll look forward to that. And then everything that we have scheduled is going to be very similar to what it was four months ago on a Friday. Yeah. Yeah. We can do that. Entertainment news. You made the Golden Rule Entertainment News sponsored by, brought to you by Dallas Low and Golden Rule Breaks. That's pretty fun. Yeah. That'll be our entertainment news. We have a kind of-- We can also talk about our event from Tuesday night, which was super cool. And some of the people-- Kevin Parker was there. Dallas Low from Golden Rule Break. We had all kinds of representatives from Northern Quest there. New America, New America, Credit Union, they're so good to us. So those are-- they were there on Tuesday. And they'll be a part of the show moving forward. Oh, you'll hear from them a lot. Yeah. Because we need people to come in and be on the show. How many people do we have listening? I'm going to be doing this whole thing. Oh, it's more than tripled since this time. Oh, OK. Yeah. And this is all practice. So it's all word of mouth. Yeah, people kind of check in from time to time. So yesterday-- we'll talk a little bit about yesterday. Yesterday, I remember being here, we had a 9.30, like-- was it Zoom? It's a some other format. It was a Google meeting, I believe it was. Yeah. And I thought, well, I'm going to come in anyway. So I brought my laptop in here. And of course, I couldn't get it all set up right. And then, Quinn came up and, within seconds, had me in the group. And it was actually a tutorial on the text line. It was a lot of information. Yeah. And he was very Canadian. Yeah, he was a boat. Ooot. And if you do this, ooot there, it popped out. No, he was nice, though. He was very informative. Yes. Yeah. So that's going to be super cool when we get that going. But that was-- so I was in here. And there were people walking by. And so I had the laptop open. And I don't know that they knew that I was in a meeting. Because they're all waving and wanting to come in. And I was like, well, I had to mute the mic and everything. But it was great. Good information. And then that finished up. And then, gosh, what were we talking about? We had a bunch of stuff. We were kind of going over-- You were starving. Whatever happened to that? Well, that's what I was going to get to, as the morning went on. It's like, OK, this is normally a time when I need to eat something. And it was like, as it was going-- I know, Quinn was kind of in the same boat. I heard him talking to somebody. He said, oh, will you do this? And we do that? And well, I was kind of going to want to go home and get something to eat and come back. And it's like, I know what that is. I know what that feeling is. And it's like, you're a better person if you can just get some food and kind of restart. And so I get it. And you get to the point where it's hard to focus on anything else. So you're no good anyway, and so you get some food in you. I have a friend who can go all day. And she doesn't get cranky. She doesn't get drifty. She doesn't get anything. She just can go without food and have a latte and just go about her day. I could never do that intermittent fasting thing. Never. Because I panic if I don't have food instantly. You know, a piece of cheese and apple something. But so what did you end up eating? Well, OK, so here's-- this is the big reveal. So I had some running around when I left here. And my original plan was to go to Costco. And it was like, I'm not going to make it to Costco. I knew that. It's like, OK, I'll go home, I'll get something to eat. Then I'll go to Costco. That was my thought. Well, I'm getting closer and closer to home. It's like, oh, I'm not going to make it. Not going to make it. And so I went to Wendy's. And I got the spicy chicken sandwich with fries. And it used to be the Wendy's that's by the house. It used to be an empty shopco parking lot. And no exaggeration. There would always be four or five people in that parking lot eating Wendy's food. It was just kind of like you go through the Wendy's drive-through and it's like, oh, find a spot to eat. Well, that's all been eliminated. They blew up the shopco. And I don't know if they're-- I think they're putting in houses there. So it's all blocked off. It's all construction. So I get the Wendy's food. And it's like, I'm not going home with the food. First of all, I don't think I can make it that extra four or five minutes. And then I was thinking, well, I get home. My dog hasn't seen me. And if I come home with food, that's a catastrophe. So I ended up parking in the Wendy's parking lot. And just one of those things where no one needed to see anything. It was like within four minutes, everything was in me. Everything was in me. And it was good. It was so good. We call it eating like a prisoner. You go, I watched it. I had to go through Panda for Alex yesterday. And I saw Lady in the parking lot doing that. She obviously had hit her limit. And she was like, I've got it. It was a bowl. And she had her fork. And I mean, she just arm curled around just shoveling it. And I thought, I respect that. Like, she knew she couldn't go any further. The hardest thing is that time of day, I've got his food, my grandson, I take him to karate. While he's in karate, I go up north to the Panda. So it's sitting in my car. And it smells so good. And that's my hungriest part of the day. So it's like, now I just, and my whole car smells like it. I swear, I spend more money on fast food than anybody who doesn't eat it in the world. I must, so yeah. Well, what's your plan moving forward for food? Now, because these mornings are going to be a little bit more. It's more trying than we're used to playing music and a whole bunch of commercials and all that. So now, you need a plan for hungry. I do. Well, I tried to be as back to normal as possible this morning. 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The coffee was made by the time I came downstairs and took shower and everything, came down, made the coffee, got in the car, I used to eat a half a bar on the way in with the coffee, and then I would save the other half for around 8 o'clock or so. OK. And that was usually enough. Really? As long as I knew that I was going to eat something like a 10-30 or something. Well, see, now there's the thing, too, because we're going to be busier after the show than we used to be. Yes. Probably meetings early on. So maybe the plan is that we have a 10-30. We go to a restaurant at 10-30 every week. Oh, breakfast. We have breakfast. Take clients to breakfast. Yes. We're an LLC. Now we're a company. We can take people to breakfast. I like that. That might be brilliant. And I love-- I'm a breakfast person. I love-- Yeah, you do love breakfast. Like, you know, like scrambled eggs and sausage or bacon. And I did have-- and we'll have lots of time to talk about this once we start doing the real shows. But there were, I'm going to say, seven or eight times, probably, that I had a real breakfast out with someone. You know, meeting someone for-- that was just a thing. It was because we could. You know, like, eight o'clock, nine o'clock. I'll meet you at Hoggins or meet you. I have a couple of different Hoggins things. And then South Hill Grill breakfast. So I love breakfast. See, and I don't like breakfast food. I don't-- it doesn't sit well with me. So the other morning-- and this will get to what I was doing during our meeting yesterday. So the other morning, during this whole out of work, I would meet my friend Gina at the gym almost every day at 730. So I'd get up at 630, have a little coffee, go to the gym, usually with nothing in my stomach, pretty much. But then afterwards, then I'm really stuck. I knew that you could get food right after. So I would go to Safeway to pick up dog food. And this is, like, three days ago. And the meatloaf-- it's 930 the morning. The meatloaf had just come out. And I thought, it's warm, it's delicious, and it's meatloaf. I mean, I love meatloaf. Meatloaf's good. So I take it home, and I had that for breakfast. And I had sourdore bread. So I had meatloaf sandwich the other morning. Well, so yesterday morning, I got up. And oh, I was in the valley. Worked out, had to get home. Thank you. So everybody's talking, and I'm muted, and I have my camera off. And I'm eating a giant meatloaf sandwich. It was so good. And then the dog was looking at me like-- And I said, I know, I know. She just waits. She's very polite about it. But she does-- you know, they do those concerned eyes where their eyes flip back and forth. Are you going to leave me a bite? Or should I be worried that you're eating it fast? And I'm here. I don't know if you're going to leave some. So that's what I was doing during that. And it was great. And you referenced that at one point after the meeting. And it was like, don't talk about that, because I can't even think that's how my mind was. Well, I came-- yeah, so I had the dog with me. I stayed in the valley the night before. Oh, because Survivor was on. Oh. Oh, it's going to be a good season. Except the one guy, he's already having a meltdown. I don't know, Quinn, do you ever watch Survivor or you? I have never watched Survivor not once, Molly. Oh, my God. I'm sorry to say. And it's been on your whole life, almost. What, you were you born? I was born in 1997. So I'm not sure when Survivor started out. Uh, started '99, or 2000. I thought it was 2000. Oh, 2000. So, yeah. I thought it was 2001. So there's pretty much anything that I can remember. There are a lot of people who are on the show who've watched it their whole lives. And then they get on the show and they break out. But this one guy, he's just, there's always somebody. First show, he's like, I know I'm at the bottom. I don't know what he likes me. I already know nobody likes me. And I thought, vote him out. Vote him out. And then there was a podcast guy who was really funny. He was great. Well, they got rid of him instead. And they kept all, you know, weepy boy. There's a radio guy on there too. A radio personality. But I don't know who he is. What's his name? I can't remember his name right now. No, even where he's from. No. Somebody will. They didn't say it. They can call him. They can call him, yeah. So, so anyway, so that put me on the valley. And I wanted to get my workout. And so I went to that gym out there, grabbed the dog, but I had the dog with me. So I couldn't come here. I had to get home. And that's why I went home. And it was the same thing. It was just easier at home. And then I got here. And then I told you all about my meatloaves here. Yeah, that did not go over well. I know. I'm sorry. Sorry. So before we move, are you a breakfast guy, Quinn? I love breakfast. Breakfast is my favorite meal of the day. So before you started working with us, what was your normal work schedule? Were you like a nine to five general? Yeah, eight AM to five hour lunch break. And there was my schedule before the-- So you would have breakfast like before you even came in here? Yeah, usually I'd try and get up and go to the gym. And then I'd try and be healthy. And have a smoothie or something in the morning. But I love my bacon and sausage. Does he look healthy? Yes, he looks healthy just to look at us. On Monday, when we're on camera, people can see Quinn. And they'll be very clear, like, OK, which one is Quinn? It's like, oh, he's the younger, healthier guy. Well, there's the old bat. We got her a check-off. There's a fat guy in the middle. Yeah, we figured that part out. So they got some young kid over there. Yeah. Whoa, whipper snapper. Yeah, healthy and handsome. So yeah, so I did all that, had the big-- and that chicken snack went in like a rock. Oh, I bet. I mean, it's just heavy. And then I remembered that it was Thursday. It's the wine night, which I had missed the last couple weeks, because there were golf tournaments. It was a golf tournament, and then the better together celebration. So I had the golf tournament and that last Thursday. And then the Thursday before that was a golf tournament where they had a dinner thing after and all that kind of stuff. So as I'm eating the chicken sandwich in the Wendy's parking line, it's like, oh, my gosh, it's wine night. And so then I texted my friend. I said, are you guys-- is the wine night thing happening? Oh, yes, it's definitely happening. So get home, get a few things done, and then met them for the wine night. And once again, same story. You've heard the story a million times. When I got there, it's like, it's just going to be a sensible salad, because I've already had a lot of bad food. Although that was the only food that I had, but still, it was not very good. I said, I'm just going to have a salad. Well, then you have a glass of wine. They start chatting. And then you're in the restaurant, and you're thinking, well, yeah, and they have the menu sitting right in front of you. Oh, the menu. That's a trick, that's a trap, Dave. I'll never look at the menu. So I ended up getting-- I had the big giant salad, which I'm eating-- I like that you always say sensible, because frankly, some of the salads are not so sensible. These are mostly-- I like sensible salads. I have friends that make like busier salads, and I love those, but when I'm at home in a normal situation, I just have the romaine lettuce and blue cheese. And that's-- it's a two ingredient salad. Some people, there's like nine ingredients in a salad. Well, yeah. There's nuts in there, and there's chunks of cheese. I don't even-- and tomatoes, and all that kind of stuff. Those are great, but when I'm just making them myself, it's very quick. Well, this was a Caesar salad. OK. And then I get the burger, this giant burger that had-- it was like-- what did they call it? Oh my god. They had a name for-- it was like a New Jersey burger. I don't know what it was, but it had bacon on it, and it was fantastic. So that, the wine, and then got home in it, and I was telling Quinn before we went on that I love to come back home with-- because I love the football game on for Maui. And so I get home, and the game's on. I'm hearing the announcers. And it was very-- it was getting dark. Yeah. And so it just kind of felt like, OK, this is the season. And it's my favorite season. I love it, especially early fall is the best-- I love summer, but the early fall is fantastic. I'm not a summer person at all. I can't really be in the sun. I don't tan anymore, I blotch. And so it's not-- I have to just be so careful all summer. And if it's heated at all, then I'm uncomfortable. So the fall, when that hits, I love it. I like it. My boyfriend, Ken, was out golfing yesterday. He said the wasps were ridiculous at Izzy. Oh. Yeah. He said they were just all-- and I've had a wasp-free summer because I-- [LAUGHTER] He's like taking pictures. Hello. That's our newest director. Hello. Yeah. I-- one day, it was before we lost our job back and I had money. And Alex and I are at the house, and this kid knocks on the door, and he's from Turbo Pest Control. And he talks me into this big package. He's like, we'll make it so no wasp to your house or whatever. So I sign up, and it's like $40 a month for the-- and 11, like two days later, I get fired. I'm like, well, crap. I just signed a year of this. So-- but it's the best money I've ever spent because zero wasps-ness anywhere on my whole property is zero. And then even the spider population has been very low. And then they came the other day. So I was-- because I was sitting outside last night, and I was thinking this whole summer I've been able to sit outside. No wasp but me because that's-- I'm a-- yeah, so-- I think in general, it's been-- and I don't know if I'm just based on this. I think it's been a lower insect year. I don't know. Some people have had terrible eyes seen on posts on-- well, anything wasp-related, I see, and I obsess over. But yeah, some people have had terrible. So I feel like super lucky about it. But I don't know where I got to that. But anyway, yesterday was a karate-- Tuesday, Thursday, karate day. And here's the thing, my grandson and I have a rapport. I am his servant, as he calls it. That is our relationship. He bosses me around, and I let him. Because nowhere else in his life can he behave like that. And I know that. So he and I-- that's just what he does. Go on, get this. Go on, do this. And then we laugh about it, and you know, it's fine. I see him for an hour. He can do whatever he wants for the hour. Well, yesterday, he's doing his normal thing. And two other adults in the room intervened and said, she's not your servant. She's such a criminal. And I thought, no, no, he's right. Actually, this is-- but I was thinking, it brought up the question. If you have a rapport with somebody, a child, whoever, and you're good with it, and somebody else says, no, you don't get to behave like that. Isn't it up to me how he behaves with me? Yeah, I don't know. I don't think someone else should step in on it. Right. And then they say, well, not in front of me. Don't do it. It's like, well, no, that's crap. I get to be how I want. It's just kind of stuck in my craw. You know, it's like this. And then they make you feel that. Where is the craw? The craw is right under your collar bone. Because then they make you feel like also, on top of it, you're being a bad grandparent. Why would you let him behave with that? Well, he doesn't behave that way anywhere else. It's not like I've ruined him. Because I only see him. When I see him, he rules the route. They're like, he's the king. And he'll even remind me, gwama, hello, I'm the king. I'm like, let's try it. Here are your socks, king. Well, I don't know. I'm not going to jump in on that one. But it's always in jest. I mean, it's never like for real. He's never rude, really. It's just our bit, you know. And he'll laugh about it. And he's very sweet. And anyway, I started watching last night. Monsters, the Menendez brothers. Oh, I saw the preview for that. Yeah, I don't know if that's for me. What was it? Well, it's a scripted series. And so the two guys who played the brothers are great. One guy cries all the time. Remember the one brother who cried? It was Eric. Eric and Lyle. I hear which one cried. And then he had a toupee. He had fake hair. So anyway, it starts right at the shooting. It starts right at the crime. And then it kind of goes from there. And they're in jail. And it's just so sad. Because he just wants tape for his toupee. And nobody can get him into the jail. And it's just-- Yeah. That was pretty dark. Quinn has no idea. Do you know the Menendez brothers? Do you know that story? I don't know if I do. It was like that '80s, wasn't it? It was-- well, here's the funny thing. They play Milly Vanilly all through it. Because that was the favorite. Oh, so much fun in the '90s. And-- Or late '80s. At the funeral, they play the-- I'm out of Michigan, or what was the Milly Vanilly song? Oh, yeah. Yeah, I know which one. And the whole thing was called "Blame It On The Rain." But so these are two brothers. Their dad was like an entertainment mogul kind of guy. And they decided to just blow their parents away with shotguns. Because they didn't like how they were treated. And the dad was a jerk. I don't know later on. They claimed there was sexual abuse and stuff. But in this so far, they haven't said that. I think that becomes part of their defense. And Shapiro actually was their lawyer for a minute. And they fired him. Because he's telling the family, they're guilty. They're guilty. We have recordings. They went to a-- one of them goes to his therapist, and he admits it all. And that guy records it. And then his girlfriend exposes it. So they're literally on a tape going, well, yeah, once we kill dad, we figure we had to kill mom. And then how do you ever go to court? Like, anyway, so they're in the defense. But it's entertaining. It's very dark, but it's entertaining. Yeah, so then I needed a cleanser, as we call it. So I had a Seinfeld episode at the end. It's when a lane goes to the doctor, and they call her difficult. So they write on her charts that she's difficult. It is funny. So yeah, and then up this morning. And it was very early. It was very dark. But we're back at it now. Oh, we're back at it already. Totally back at it. Everything was back to normal. It was double entree day yesterday. Yes. So I had the salad and the burger, even after having a chicken sandwich earlier. But you know, don't be a time that I'll get back into good. So, but last night I did, you know what I make? I make wedge salads at home. I like wedge salad with blue cheese. I have this really good blue cheese. Oh, I'm Mr. Blue cheese. Those crunchy onions, you know, the jerky's like crunchy onions, and then some smoked pork that Ken smoked on the smoker. It was good. That was my glass of red wine. Yeah, that's good. How are we doing inside? I think we did great. Hey, we did great on top of it. How many people are listening? Let's take a look. Oh my goodness. We've about doubled since the last time we checked in. Yeah. I know what he's mad yet. No, well, well, you don't know. We could have lost one and then gained two. Maybe some, but maybe someone stormed off of the app. Maybe. Nothing to do with those people. See the terrible grandma. Those yay hues. All right, so we'll take a quick break and then when we return, we'll get to some news items of the day, which include how we can improve our Fridays. Okay. Which is pretty cool. And then, and this will be something that'll be fun to talk about with with Quinn too. Quinn's in seven fantasy football leagues, right? Yeah, six technically. One ended up falling through at the end. So I'm only in six. Only in six. Try a little harder, thank you. And I know these fantasy leagues all have all kinds of things. They'll, whoever's the loser, they have to, you know, do terrible things and then winners get big piles of money and they have to host parties and all that. There's all kinds of different rules for the thing. Well, there's a story out about a guy, a fantasy football rival who made up stories that one of the people in his league was, you know, threatening to blow up a blow up Norway. Oh geez. Which sounds like, okay, well, the right thing. Why Norway? Well, it was Norway and the state of Iowa. Oh my gosh. So it's kind of a weird story, but that's kind of, that'll be one of the stories that we get to too. All right. And then the toy hall of fame, nominees, those are always fun. I have a new term for a glossing. It's called glossing, it's bad corporate behavior. It's bad boss behavior. When I tell you what glossing is, when I tell you what glossing is, you'll say, oh, I've had that boss. I know that boss that they do that, yeah. Okay. It's a term. All right, we'll get to that. When we return from our break, we're in the New America studios inside nonstop local KHQ building. It's the David Mollyshow. We'll be back after this fun piece of music and some commercials. Yes. Eh. 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, you need to conduct market research to understand local rental trends and determine a competitive rent price. 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And right up front, let me just, on behalf of the show, say we're sorry. And-- Hey, I look great. You should-- No. Here's the thing that's different between, we both can go out and do terrible things the night before. And you never look like you've, and I, you've stated before, I'll say, you look fine and you'll say, no, I know, but I feel horrible. But you look the same. That is not the case for me. And like today, I couldn't, I didn't know where my makeup was. I'd go out to the car and I have like teeny bit on, but it's gonna be a challenge. It's gonna be a challenge for the girls. I am, I have the hair and the button thing may have to just be. Well, and we can talk more about this when, 'cause we're gonna be talking to Leslie Lowe and Kalei's gonna come up and Jenny Power from, you know, but even when, you know, in the old days, I've always said this 100% true, it doesn't matter what building we're in. I think that the toughest job in media is women doing early morning. I mean, you know, and our friend Robin Nance, I remember her, you know, her alarm would go off at 207. Yeah. I mean, just, I mean, just that's a tough deal, yeah. And then like Sam Adams down here, you know, Sam, you know, bald, and you know, he talks about how, well, well, it's, you know, it's not so bad. It's like, well, there's nothing, you know, and he looks good. He's a, you know, he's a good looking guy anyway. But when there's no hair to worry about, and it's just the, you know, they've been doing TV thing for so long. Yeah. You know, put on the quick makeup and it's go time. Yeah. But I know it's a, oh, it's a, that's a rough deal, man. And, and I'm just going to put this out here. I know it's a practice show. I don't want to hear any comment about my hair, or my makeup, or my outfits. I'm not a TV personality. I feel bad these girls, I've heard horror stories from all of the females that we know. People are brutal. Like, well, why are you wearing that color? Well, that's not a very flattering outfit. It's like, well, do you want the news or am I a model? I'm giving you the news. Like, relax, but they're so mean to the girls. I bet you the boys they never do that too. You know, it's always, it's always usually other women. There's no guys going, you know, that chartreuse just doesn't go white with your hair, your hair color. No, no guy is doing that. Most don't, yes. No. All right, let's get into a news story. So this is a interesting story. We were talking about the whole fantasy football league. And I'm only in one. And mine is a, it's a really, it's very casual. You know, it's not a whole lot of money to get into. It's our radio friend in Las Vegas, who we've known. And it's her daughter that runs the league. And so I'm kind of the outsider. I'm the only one that's not in Las Vegas or Texas. Okay. Or there might be somebody in California too. But it's all either her relatives or her coworkers. Okay. Very mild manner. Right. But I have other friends that are in these cutthroat leagues. They've been in leagues for 15 plus years. It's the same people every year. And it's big money and then there's a deal where, well, if you win the thing, then you have to host the draft party for the next year and there's all these kinds of things. And then there's other leagues where whoever finishes last, they make them put on like a skirt or something and say, I'm a fantasy football loser and stand on a busy court. I mean, these stories are all out there all. Do you have anything like that in yours, Quinn? What are your leagues like? Thankfully, we do no punishments. Mine are all somewhat relaxed like yours. I'm in a lot of family leagues and just close friends. And then I have two of them that are not real super cutthroat, but we take it a little bit more serious. Yeah. And those are my quote, unquote, higher money leagues, but we're not paying much money in my leagues. You have six teams. Yeah, it's way too many because I end up every day, you're like, Oh, I'm rooting for this guy, but I'm rooting against him in my other league. And so it's too much. So I picked two or three that I like really focus on. And then the other three, I just let them whatever happens happens. So when you guys do these fantasy leagues, is somebody calculating it's not up to you to report? No, it happens. Well, over the years, I mean, the old days it was, yeah, you had to like, you know, you keep score and like all that kind of stuff. Now everything is ours are, oh, well, mine, the only one I'm in is through the ESPN. So it, you know, it has, and so many are, are, are that so you can talk to somebody that, Oh, I'm in my fantasy go and, Oh, yeah, well, I had so and so, yeah, well, he got 43 points. Yeah, yeah, we know that, you know, because the scoring is exactly the same for every person, right, depending on what the player does. So, but it's, it's a pretty serious deal. Yeah. This, this story here takes it to a whole nother level. There's a 25 year old guy from Philadelphia, Matthew Gabriel is his name. He had to plead guilty two counts and this is serious charges, interstate and foreign threats. Oh, geez. After he made false tips to the police in the United States and overseas that his fantasy football rival was a threat and it started last year that two guys were had some kind of fantasy football argument in a chat. And then he knew that he knew this is all fake, but he went to the authorities in Norway and said, this guy is, it was an anonymous tip. He said the guy was planning a shooting at a concert or a department. Oh my God. I mean, terrible. You can't say that. Oh, it's awful. Yeah. Well, the guy is obviously he an idiot, but, but it also started with a fantasy football wrestling. So then then Norway, the country says they spent 900 hours of manpower investigating the case before they realized that it was all fake. And then during that investigation, the guy did it again. This time he emailed a fictitious threat to the University of Iowa. And so the FBI was brought in to investigate that, then they, you know, then they piece it all together. So he is scheduled to be sentenced in January, faces a maximum penalty of five years in federal prison and a quarter of a million dollar fine. Jeez. Yeah. And you don't ever get to have fantasy football team again. I think there's something that's taking it to a whole other level. Our leagues are fun. We're always. But there is some, some sort of trash talking that goes, you know, that goes. Only one year, what was it? What was the deal? It was the draft or something you were late. You were at a concert. You were doing the draft. And they teased you. What was that? That was two years ago. I was at the Dave Matthews concert doing my draft. Right. Sitting in the, you know, at the gorge was, there was another year where something happened where I, you know, and when you, in the leagues now with the draft, you can put it on like auto draft. Yeah. And then it'll, it'll just pick a player for you. That's like the best. Oh, no, you don't want that. Well, you don't want that. Because then you feel like, because you know way more than the computer does. Usually those are the better teams, but when you get to pick a place like, oh, I really know my stuff. And I know what I'm talking about. And then you lose. And then like I should auto drafted. That's like the lottery. Yeah. You pick numbers for you. And they always have the right after the draft, they will, the, the site will rank your draft. Oh, no. And yeah. And every year, like there's 12 people in our league every year. The best I've ever been was like ninth, you know, like they do, they say that I don't draft well with. And then two years ago, I won, won the league, which did not go over a week, um, no, it was the year before that. Okay. So maybe Dave Matthews was last year 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. Next, develop a marketing strategy with the property on rental sites and schedule. Oh, no, it's really tense for information. At least I'll collect your time. It's really challenging. It's really challenging. Whew. Sound complicated? Runners warehouse is here to take the hard work off your rental to do West. Our job is complicated because it should be. We handle everything from marketing and showing your property to screening tenants and preparing release. Our best in class property management professionals take care of your property as if it were our own, from rent collection to maintenance coordination, all for one flat monthly fee. Go to runnerswarehouse.com for a free rental analysis to find out how much your home can rent for. Or call 303-974-9444 to speak with a rent estate advisor today. Because from now on, the only thing you need on your to-do list is to call runners warehouse. What's next? At Moss Adams, that question inspires us to help people and their businesses strategically define and claim their future. As one of America's leading accounting, consulting, and wealth management firms, our collaborative approach creates solutions for your unique business needs. We leverage industry focus insights with the collective technical resources of our firm to elevate your performance. Uncover opportunity and move upward at MossAtoms.com. Last year didn't even make the playoffs, but two years ago, I did win the thing, and not only did I win the league, but I also, there's an extra pot for the highest scoring team. And so I got that pot. So I ended up getting like 75% of the, so that was a good year. But last year, I had, you know, injuries, injuries, take control. Oh, yes. I am Christian McCaffrey in a league, and he's already down. Oh, see, yeah. He's yet to play. Oh, no, not him. Yeah. Yeah. He's such a good fullback, too. I don't know. Is he a fullback? Oh, he's running back. Oh, I was close. Yeah. Quarter, half, whatever it takes. Yeah. Yeah. One of those backs. Yeah. Oh, we'll talk about social media for a second. The Gen-Zers. Are you a Gen-Zer? What are you? I believe that 97, which is the year I'm born, is the first year of Gen-Z. So I think I just make the cut off. Okay. There's a survey here of Gen-Zers, and this is almost half. Almost half of all Gen-Zers say they wish TikTok had never been invented. Oh. Yeah. And you're a TikTok guy, right? That's a thing for... Yeah. I'm probably bigger than you guys, probably. Yeah. Oh, wait. Yeah. You have to be there. There are some that love it. Yeah. But yeah, my girlfriend and I are on there pretty often. What's on the TikTok? What do you find on there? It's all sorts of stuff. Mine's really boring because I get a lot of... Because it's an algorithm, so it goes based on what you like and sit there, spending your time watching. Uh-huh. So my girlfriend gets all the trends and the fun videos and the pop culture, and I get like football videos and some like intellectually challenging videos that nobody actually wants to watch, but makes you sit there and think, and I'm like, "Huh, I'm sitting here thinking about something for two minutes," and those are my TikToks, so mine's kind of boring, to be honest with you. When I was on it, this has been at least five years ago. I think, and I'm not even on anymore, but when I was, I was getting all, and it was because of what you said, the algorithm, I would watch all the people doing magic tricks. It would be all these little short things and it would show how to do it. Oh, that's pretty cool. And so then, I don't know, then I just sort of, "Okay, I'm out. I just don't do it." It's a great place for recipes and stuff, like if you're looking, when we're cooking and all that, you get all sorts of ideas for different pieces and stuff. You know what, mine would just be cigarette and alcohol ads and casino ads, can I continue with Facebook? Because I signed up for it because I know we're going to do TikTok stuff. Oh, and then I got it, oh my God. It's too much. It's already too much. I can't get in. I can't wait to see what I get. There's kind of a survey deal, and you think back, would the world be better without some of these social media sites? Probably. Maybe? Yeah. So it's hard to, I mean, for me, connecting with Facebook, the one thing is like, my friends from high school, my friends, I've lived so many places that having them all there, that's really nice, and during the pandemic, it was like a lifeline, because we would do Zoom calls on, you know, we would, so in that way, Facebook to me seems harmless. That's your go-to, yeah. Yeah, that's the, I don't use X or Twitter ever. I don't know how to use it. I've never known how to, Instagram, I accidentally post stuff there if I post for my phones. Just goes, I don't know. Yeah. Some, do that. Yeah. I just, I like Facebook. So that was the, that was the number one. For the Gen Zers now, they say almost half of them wish that TikTok had never been invented, and then they go down from Snapchat, 43%. Oh, I bet a lot of people wish Snapchat hadn't been invented. I'm sure. Instagram is 34%, Facebook is 37%, and then you get into all these other ones. I think for a certain age group, like for me, I guess if I see people who are doing better than I'm doing, it would, I might feel a tinge of like, "Oh, they look great." But I think for the younger people, all those videos show perfect bodies and perfect faces, and I think it hurts their self-image. I think that, it just makes them feel less than probably, it would be, I'm glad it wasn't around when I was a kid. Let me say that. Oh, yeah. It would have been, I think that social media in high school would have been awful. It was bad enough not being popular, but not knowing that you weren't popular, you just guessed that you weren't, but if you were on Facebook, you'd know for sure. Yeah. You're not popular. Yes. Yes. That would be hard. I love this time of year, the National Toy Hall of Fame, right around this time of year, they always announced the finalists for the toys that get to go into the Toy Hall of Fame, and they always, they have 10 nominees. So they're out with the nominees, I'm sorry, 12, 12 finalists. This year, it's the board game, Apples to Apples. I love that game. The kids love that too. Another game called Sequence, and then a card game called Phase 10. Oh, yeah, Phase 10. Do you know that? Oh, definitely. We play that, yeah. Yeah, we just got it recently. It's super fun. It's a long game. My mom loves Phase 10. It's long. It's 10 phases, and then you've got to basically play, like one will be, you need three of a kind and two pair, or this time you need all the same suit or whatever. So you play different hands, and then you check it off your list. It's a card game? Yeah. And then if you're left with cards, you get points taken off, right? Yeah. Yeah, something along those lines. I don't know the full rules. It's fun. Yeah. But it is fun. So those are the games. The Pokemon trading card game, which Quinn admitted to us that he was a Pokemon guy. Big Pokemon guy. Yeah. My son was into that. Oh, yeah. Choose your own adventure game books. The Hesse toy trucks. My little pony. Oh, my little pony. That was like 80s, right? Yeah. I think it'll always be in my heart. Something like that. Something like that. So you know that one I do. Did you have a sister? Erno. You just know. No, a family of four son for some of your brothers. I know it. Then there's remote control vehicles. Okay. The, the stick horse or the hobby horse. Oh, wait a minute. I have to say they, I saw, speaking of the hobby horse, and this isn't, I think in Norway, they had an actual competition where real people had their hobby horses and they were running and doing steeple. I got to find the video. It's hilarious. This seat, what's going to be good is eventually we're going to be able to show videos like this. Yeah, yeah. And for people who are watching, there's real people and not just little kids, grown women and grown men with their hobby horses and they're doing the like prancing, and there's real prizes and real judges and then they jump over the steeple, but with their hobby horses. Oh, my God. It's all finite for you guys. I can't, I ask so. Trampolines, transformers and plain old balloons. I would like to take balloons and I don't think balloons ever should have been invented. I think they're bad for everything and I used to get chased around. My brother would chase me around balloons and pop them and scare me. And then I don't like, that's not, I don't know, I don't, I don't think also it's a rip off. Like these balloon companies that build these big arcs and stuff, it's, they're so expensive. And then what do they don't last very long after? Yeah. It's okay. What are you supposed to do with it? It's like, okay, well that was a big arch of balloons. Now you're just going to pop them all and then I don't like them. Well those are your, those are your choices. Okay. And only three will get into the toy Hall of Fame. The winners will be voted on by toy experts plus we get a role in this public voting through museumofplay.org. So you can go there and you can like say, oh, I want this one and there will be a, a fan vote that will contribute to who, who actually gets in. I'm going to bet that my little pony will make it in. I would think, I would think Pokemon would get into Pokemon has to get it. And then it'll be like the hobby horse or something because I think those other games are too, uh, there's, it's kind of like with the baseball people, you know, it's too soon. It's like, you know, though it may be next year, I think they're too new to get put in. They're not first ballot Hall of Famers. Yeah. I don't think so. Usually they, they put in three, but last year it was so close that four toys got in. Uh, and it was baseball cards, cabbage patch kids, the Fisher Price corn popper. Oh, yes. Yeah. Uh, and then Nerf and they included all the stuff in the, in the Nerf world, which I think yeah, I think that was, I think the Academy got it right. Mm hmm. I think so too. Uh, today is Friday. We're doing a practice show. This is only a practice show, uh, but we want you to, uh, enjoy, uh, make the weekend last longer. Mm hmm. This is actually pretty, pretty good stuff. This was, um, uh, from, from Reddit, uh, how to enjoy your weekends more. Okay. The first one makes so much sense. Do all your weekend chores during the week. Yes. Yeah. Uh, that'll make it easier to, uh, enjoy the weekend, um, and, you know, if you're working from home, that's, that's even better, um, they say your weekends will be, uh, will be for you and not for work. Mm hmm. That's good. Uh, this is another one. I think we've talked about this before. Wake up early every day on the weekend. Yeah. You get more out of the day. Yeah. That's the exact phrase they use. You can make the most out of the weekend. And with our schedule, you know, when things were rolling in here in that routine, you're up early anyway on the weekend. Yeah. You get a few things done. And it really is, you're stretching out the fun, the fun day, I mean, sleep until you're, you're ready to get up. Don't, you know, don't fight it, but, you know, uh, make plans for Friday night, uh, which I always said, Fridays can be hard sometimes because, you know, you get through the week, the grinder of the week getting up early, all like 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. Next, develop a marketing strategy with the property on rental sites and schedule kelle showings. Oh, no, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please. Whew. Sound complicated? Runners warehouse is here to take the hard work off your rental to do list. Our job is complicated because it should be. We handle everything from marketing and showing your property to screening tenants and preparing the lease. Our best-in-class property management professionals take care of your property as if it were our own, from rent collection to maintenance coordination, all for one flat monthly fee. Go to Runnerswarehouse.com for a free rental analysis to find out how much your home can rent for, or call 303-974-9444 to speak with a rent estate advisor today. Because from now on, the only thing you need on your to-do list is to call Runners warehouse. What's next? At Moss Adams, that question inspires us to help people and their businesses strategically define and claim their future. As one of America's leading accounting, consulting, and wealth management firms, our collaborative approach creates solutions for your unique business needs. We leverage industry-focused insights with the collective technical resources of our firm to elevate your performance. Uncover opportunity and move upward at MossAtoms.com. The only thing I will not do on a Friday, try not to do is go to the theater. I'm good with going out and doing something, but the theater, it's like, "Oh, I'm going to fall asleep. I know it. Even if it's a good show, I try to reserve that for Saturday or Sunday met and day because it is." But I do love Fridays. I like the feel of Fridays. Like today, when we get off the air, we're going to go visit the Dutch bros and stuff, and I'm going to go camping, and like one last camping trip. It's like getting it all prepared, and just there's something about it. My thing was the finishing of the Friday show, then having the golf round, and then knowing that you're going to meet friends after, it was like that to me was the perfect kind of a Friday. So that's what they say. So make plans for Friday night, you'll get something fun to kick off the weekend, and then when Saturday rolls round, you say, "Oh, I have two free days." Yeah. That's pretty good. And then the last one, they say, "Split your weekends between doing stuff and doing nothing," meaning you spend Friday and Saturday doing things like hanging out with friends, doing errands, that kind of thing. Then on Sunday, do nothing, and just kind of that's in the fall is easy because they get the football on, and that's kind of what it is. It's like, "Hey, I always tell everybody, it's like I won't, I'm not going to be consumed by all the football, but the football is on the whole time, and I'll do stuff around the house, and I just want to, especially with red zone and stuff, it's like, I know it's there. If I want to be actively watching, I can, but if I want to be passively watching, that's okay too. I can get other stuff done. Be on the phone, whatever. I like the sound of it. My mom and I always say that because my grandpa was a huge football fan. I mean, that was his, and my uncle Joey, just like that was their thing. So whenever you go to their house, the football's on, Thanksgiving, the football's on. I wish they had football on Christmas Day. I don't like basketball, and it's like, they do have football on Christmas Day now. They do now. They do now. They took over Christmas. Good, because NBA, I don't, that's my least favorite of all this stuff, but so we just like, I get like the smell of turkey and the sound of a football game. And then if I watch a football game, I understand enough because my son played for years, so I understand enough that I can enjoy a game. It's not like, I'm going, well, what are they doing over there? I don't, I mean, there are little rules though with flags going up, I'm like, well, what they do now? Well, you can't touch a guy who's doing this and that. It's like, so there's a rule, no, you guys are creamy each other. So there's all these little nuances I don't, but I know enough to enjoy it. And I do. I'll get into it. So I get where you guys are coming from, I just can't, can't do it all the time. Not all the way in. Not all the way in. And baseball too. I like to, I just don't like sports. All right. Are you ready for my poop story of the day? Yeah. Because I like, Quinn's going to learn, I like to talk about poop. I know we have some audio for this as well, but so there's this contest, a guy named Brian. Well, first of all, let me just say this, there's a contest that you win a Nissan Sentra. And the rules were it's the Oklahoma State Fair, it's the Stinking Sentra contest. The rules were pretty lax every three hours, you could leave the car and you could go to the bathroom and do all this stuff. We've done contests like this. We didn't have that name for it, but yeah, we can stay in the car the longest and whoever does wins the car. Right. Yeah. So they said the only thing you are not allowed to bring anything in to the car during competition. So you can't bring a sandwich. You can't, like you're not supposed to bring anything in, which fair enough, because you're all supposed to live in it and everything. Well, a guy named Brian went out for his bathroom break and apparently he reached into the tank and he scooped out some human poop and put it in a cup and he stashed it in the car. Because that's what he thought he was going to do. So then this other guy, Chris, gets back in the car. He smells it, figures out what happened, complained to the organizers. They agreed the poo was not cool and they had it removed, but did not disqualify Brian. So Chris was furious and he just quit right there. He said, fine, I'm out of here. I have more self respect than that. Well, Chris posted a video on Facebook after the competition saying that even though he didn't win the car, he feels like he is the right for winter because the other guy played too dirty and broke the rules. He's still bitter about the whole thing. So do we have the, I know we have some audio, this is here in the audio. Yeah. I totally forgot about the last one. Late night, scrolling on Facebook and figured, why not? I'll give it a shot and I've raised two boys and my husband and got it and good. Anything that is brought to them to eat in the car needs to stay in the car. So if you eat a half a corn dog, then you throw it in the back and that corn dog stays in there. I have a backpack with me. Same thing. We're not going to let too much out in the open in the first couple hours. Maybe day three, we'll start getting devious around here. Oh, I thought, see, I guess they did have to keep stuff in the car. I don't know. Anyway. So. Then you win that car. It sounds like it'd be, it's a soiled car. Who wants that? It would have. It would have. Smell like a, you know. Yep. So Brian hasn't commented on his deviousness. The organizers are cleaning that car out and we'll deliver it to him. So he wins. He wins. The other guy quits. I would too. Yeah. I mean, that's kind of a, it's a dirty trick is what it is. It's a dirty trick. That's an old radio, you know, you know, live in the car. We had one where you had to live in the car. And then whoever lasted the longest won the car. And then another one was where you had to be touching the car. Right. That was at the whole time. Yeah. That was a, like Northtown mall, I think. Gosh, that was back in the mid 90s. How long did it go? And then did you, at night, did they go home and sleep and then come back or? The one, the, the one where they had to stay in the car, they slept in the car. And then the one where they had to be touching the car, they literally had to sleep next to the car. Because they had to be physically touching the car the whole time. Oh my God. I didn't get away with that. Yeah. Well, I can't do it anymore. I mean, no one will do it. Well, no one will give us a car to give away. Well, first you have to have a car to give away, then you have to have a place to put the car. Right. And then we had people live on a roller coaster for 30 days. Yeah. Yeah. That was a, they literally, so it's Silverwood and it's their new, what was the new? It was tremors. When tremors first came out. And it's a high, I mean, you've been on tremors probably, I don't know if you didn't. I have not, I've never actually been to Silverwood since I've been here for about little over three years. Yeah. I guess. And one of those was pandemic here. Yeah. Yeah. First year was still pandemic. We should send you out to Scarywood. So, so anyway, so that we load up, I think it started with 10 or eight people and so after the first round, the first row, one person left and you had to go through a whole, I mean, to get these contestants, we had to vet them and all of that. So it got down to three people in the end and they wrote it for 30 days. One of the guys was on disability and was, should not have been doing that. Then it was a girl and then it was a guy who ended up working at our company later. He still works there, I think. But so then at the end of 30 days, so then, and then one girl gets proposed to and we threw her a big wedding. We got all free stuff. Yeah. That was the front page of the newspaper. Yeah. We did the Silverwood wedding. Yep. And, and just talking about they, they gave it all, everybody gave us flowers and a dress and all that stuff. So, so did that. So not only did she get a free wedding and we had it out there at Silverwood, like her family got to come, they got to take a break, then they have to draw because it's $10,000, I think. Yeah. And because there were three left, we drew a ping pong ball and she won that too. So the other two guys were not supposed to get anything. I think we ended up giving them $2,000. Yeah. They got something. Yeah. But 30 days and they had to sleep on the roller coaster and then they had like 90 seconds to go to the bathroom. It was like crazy. Yeah. It's a different time in radio. Yeah. That's what we call it was a different time. Very different time. Yeah. This is a practice show. It's the Dave and Molly show. We're inside the New America studios, non-stop local cage, cube building, then, and you'll get a kind of a taste of those of you that are, oh, how many people are listening right now? Let's see. Can we lose them? Oh, my gosh. That's the highest number. It's ever been. Really? Oh, that's good. As high as we've ever had it. Yeah. So there are people out there that are, you know, you know, practicing everything. Sure. Absolutely. But we'll have in the next hour, we'll have someone from non-stop local morning, they'll come up. We're not sure who it is. That will kind of rotate. It will have a different person each day, so that'll be fun. So we'll have that. We'll have entertainment news, which is sponsored by our friends at Golden Rule Break. Yeah. And so we'll have that to look forward to. And then later on, we will do wind waves of money of eight o'clock round of wind waves of money, and then we'll have an eight-thirty round of buzzword. That's going to be fun. Yeah. Oh, we're going to, Chris, and you'll see the chaos that happens with the buzzword. Yeah. We'll have to explain it. Is it Kli that's going to play with us? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We'll have to explain it. Do you think she ever heard it? I think she's heard it. I don't know how excited she is to play. We can play something else. Well, that's why I told her. I said, you know, whatever, you know, whatever game as long as there's no, like, you know, big-breaking news or anything. Right, right. Yeah. Yeah, we don't have to. We don't want to make people mad, right? The first thing. No. No, we got to make friends. We got to make friends over here. So we have all of that, and then this will be kind of how the show will be once we start for real. And again, we're starting on Monday. Yes. That's very, very exciting as they say. All right. We'll take a break. When we return, we'll get a news update from a real news person. We'll take a break. 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