9am Hour - Uplifting, Eye Opening

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3:01WB. We got Lady Gaga tickets. We got another pair coming up in another 10 or 15 minutes on KDWB. Is it you, Jenny, that brought this up, I forget who brought this up, I think bring it up. Yeah. No, I was just curious. I'm wondering. I'm not married yet and I'm just curious, like, can you marry someone that isn't the best you've ever had? And I am talking about it in the bedroom, like, can you marry someone because are you always going to be thinking about that person who is the best? Because now you're stuck with this one person the rest of your life, you know? Not stock. That's a bad way to put it. This person you choose to marry, the rest of your life. And I just feel like we all know how sex gets after being with someone for a long time. Dave describes it as cheese pizza. It's still good, but it's cheese pizza. There's no olives or onions or pepperoni. Nothing on there. It's just cheese pizza. Hey, man. Everybody likes cheese pizza. It's just cheese pizza though. Yeah. So like, are you still thinking about, I'm curious if anyone would admit to this, like,

4:02are you still thinking about that other person who just rocked your world? And that's not who you're with your way. Do you think that you have to marry the person that's the best you've ever had? Maybe not the best, but I think that they've got to be up there. Like they've got to be top two or three. Really? Yes. I mean, what if they check every other box and they like exceed in every other box? That doesn't matter. It's only easy to me. It's easy to me. Yeah, I disagree with Jenny. I'm not going to argue about it, but I think that, yeah, there's going to be some chemistry but I think that some of the best partners that I've ever had chemistry with, they were not people that I wanted to marry. They might have been like, wow, this is awesome, but that they fell short in many other areas usually because they were sleeping with several other people at the same time. I guess for me, the best, I think as a woman, sex is very different obviously for us. And I think that sex is so much better with someone who you have like a deep emotional

5:05connection with. So like the best people that I've had that was I did have a deep emotional connection with them. So like it's not just some random, like one night stand I had that I would consider the best I ever had. I would never, ever say that. True. I'm just saying hypothetically in a situation where somebody is not up there in the bedroom, but they literally are the most compassionate person they care about you. They do everything that you want them to do. I'm not just going to rule them out because they don't get me there in bed. I will say that one of the things that creates a deep sexual connection in chemistry is that ability to trust each other and to feel comfortable around each other and not feel like I'm inadequate or I'm like, if they really love me and I really love them, the intimacy is going to be better because you trust each other. And it's like, yeah, you want to try this. I'm not going to be like, what are you doing down there, you dummy? I think that there's like a definite level of like trust that creates more intimacy.

6:06It also sucks because you, when we talked about talking about this, you can't go ask your partner, will am I the best you ever had? They're not going to say yet or no, they're not going to be honest and they should be honest though. I know. I don't know how to feel if I asked the list if I was the best you ever had, if she said no way back up, Bailey, they should be honest and say you're not the best I've ever had. Well, if you somebody, if somebody straight out asked you like, are am I the best you've ever had and you say no and they get mad, then I feel like that says more about them because I think they should be honest. If you say like, no, you're not, then when you want to like work together and like get on the same page, I think that's a little naive. I think some people, just like some people will never really, really be good at tennis. There are some people who you could coach and ask and request all day, they're never going to get a lot better. Yeah. I really believe that's true. I've never played tennis in my life, but if I started playing tennis or starting to learn tennis with someone that I loved and cared about, wouldn't I get better at tennis?

7:08You might get better, but then it's not natural. It's not organic. And I think sometimes if you have to explain to someone constantly or deeply what is going to make better sex, it just is not a lot of chemistry there. That's the amazing thing about a sexual chemistry is that you don't have to explain to them what you want or where that finger goes. It's like they know where that finger goes. See, but then you're saying that someone who's not naturally good at it will never find somebody who, you know, you know, disagree, like enjoys it. I don't think, I think assuming that you're going to be naturally good at something without like learning how to be good at it, I think that actually is wrong. So that, I mean, you're saying I'm being naive by saying we can learn together, grow together, but I think it's wrong, but to say you can just naturally be good at that. I think some people have a natural golf swing. I could go out and I could take golf lessons every three days for the next 10 years, and

8:10I'm never going to have like a great golf swing. Not with that attitude you want. It's optimistic. I don't know. I just think that Jenny, back to your question, I think that there, if you have the great sexual chemistry, that's great, but I would, I've had great sexual chemistry with people that, you know, they wouldn't have married me either. Mm-hmm. I mean, someone texted and said, absolutely, you can be married someone who wasn't your best, my husband and I have never had the best sexual chemistry, but I wouldn't change him for the world. I married an absolute king. I think that makes sense. Yeah. I think it makes sense, but like it just also depends on what, like you desire out of a relationship too, like somebody could be like the best person ever, but like if you're not excited to get in bed with them, that's a huge part of a relationship. It is a very important part of the relationship, but I would not be as bold as to say, I must marry the person who was really, really like my best sex ever because I'm going to be thinking, let's say that there's woman A, and I dated her five years ago and we break

9:11up and she was the best sex ever. Now I'm with woman B and we're married and she checks all the boxes, but she's not, you know, like crazy freaky, like woman A was, I'm not going to be there thinking about woman A. There's not a deal. Why I'm with woman B, woman B, it's kind of like when you choose your cart in Mario cart. Oh, okay. You choose the one that accelerates pretty well, it's got good breaking, good cornering. You don't choose the one that's just got fast acceleration. You choose the well-rounded Mario cart. Only Dave Ryan can compare sex to Mario Carton. They have the analogies today. But it's true. And you want the one that's like just acceleration or just like great cornering or do you want the one that's like, you know, sweet and kind and funny and accomplished and and ambitious. I'm not saying the sex shouldn't be good. I think that is a big part of it. Just in my experience, I just don't think that it's the deal breaker for me. I think that we can have subpar sex, we can have a say a little more than subpar, but as long as your personality, as long as you take care of me, as long as you actually love me and you're coming home to me at night, and that's open then I'm okay with that.

10:15Yeah. Honestly. Right. I mean, final words. Anybody? I mean, I hope to marry the person who's the best I ever had, but I'm just curious still. If like that isn't how it works out, then will I be out there like, hmm, I remember that one guy and that one being that one what? What else did he do? That was bad, you know, like, oh, he was good at that one thing, but maybe he was trifling otherwise. And that's what, yes, that's exactly what I'm saying because if that's their only redeeming quality or like the thing at the top of the list, then I mean, if you want to marry somebody just for that, then all power to you. I think one thing that's very interesting is, is a lot of people think they're having good sex until they do. And I've known several, I don't know why women can fight things in me, but they do. I've known several women who say, I thought I had good sex until I met my current husband. Yeah. And then I realized, oh, what I thought was good sex was really pretty average.

11:17I floundered around for a long time until I realized, but you thought it was good, right? You thought it was good. I thought I just didn't understand sex enough. So I thought it was like my fault, honestly, because I feel like that's kind of how women were taught because we grew up reading cosmopolitan. But then when I was with someone who actually like knew what they were doing, I was like, whoa. And the same thing about everything else though in the relationship, like about, I thought I was loved properly until I got what women be, you know, that's true. Yeah. I found an article for you, 53 ways to light his fire to send you the link to this and this and this all at the same time. I only have two hands. All right. Thanks. That was really interesting. Thank you. It's one of 1.3 Katie. The motivation coming up in a second, Vonster's the pot coming up next on Katie WB. Oh, it's your friend, Vonte here to stir the pot.

12:19What's on your mind, Vonte? Might not be your friend after this one. I think this song overrated. I think people call it Adele's like the song. And I just think there's so many better Adele song. This was like her big comeback song in 2015, about 10, 11 years ago. Was it a comeback song? I think so. I think she went away for a while then she came back with this song. She was like, oh, I lost weight and this is, you know, this is my comeback. I think so. I don't know that she really had a comeback because rolling the deep is like what set her off the charts. And that was in like 2012. Yeah. Regardless. I think it's just overrated. I don't think people give enough credits to some of her other songs, even rolling in the deep. I don't think it's her greatest song. You want a good Adele song? And I think we can all agree that this is a good one, but I think it's the best Adele song. I never mind, I find so like you. This song is one of them ones and you're sitting in the car. You want to be all dramatic like you're in a music video when it's raining. You look at the window. You're like, oh, I remember her. I remember him. But do you guys like hello?

13:20I do. I like it a lot. I actually was working down in cities 97 when that song came out. And so we played it all the time down there. And I remember jamming to it so often. Like I never got sick of it. I think that that's a great song. I think rolling in the deep is her best song in my opinion, but I think hell is great. Bailey. I never listened to it on my own accord. If it's any Adele song, it is the third one that you play. No, I'm flanking on it. No one like you. Yes, I'm like you. This is such a beautiful. It is. And I can hit all the notes in my car in your car. In my car. Yes. In a car in your shower. Yes. Yes. I sound great. Okay. So a couple Adele deep cut. This one's more recent. It's called easy on me. I even like this one better than hello or really, really deep cut right here. It's a deep cut. It's a very deep cut. A Vonser's a pot. I think hello is an overrated song by Adele. I just think she has so many better hits. You know, I think that's fine. I think you're totally entitled to your opinion.

14:22I think that. Yeah. I mean, I stayed out of this one because I'm not like a big Adele fan. So it would be kind of like saying Dave, what's your favorite menu on the item over at Popeye? So I don't know. I'm not a big fan. I never said you should check out Popeyes. I mean, you know, maybe I should. Maybe you should. I don't know. Maybe you should. Okay. Thank you. Vonser's a pot. All right. Thank you. We'll be right back on KDWB. Are we doing Monday motivation? Yes indeed. We want to maybe do the keyword as we do when we get back. Let's do the keyword. Okay. Now. And then we'll give you a chance to go see Lady Gaga. The keyword is fun. So you got to open up the note, no, make it easy. Sorry. Text it. You just text in. It is not a keyword. There's not a vocal one. Text the word fun to KDWB1 and you are in for Lady Gaga tickets and we got a bunch of pairs sold out show coming up on April 9th at the G spot. If you want to go text the word fun right now. So you can go to the show. That's the word we do every hour on KDWB. Motivational Monday on KDWB sometimes these are uplifting, sometimes these are eye opening,

15:31a lifting eye opening. This one is kind of an eye opener. And I want you to think of somebody who fits this description and I hope it's not you but listen closely. Someone once told me the more problems you point out, the more you are perceived as the problem. Now let's think about that for a second, we all have a friend or a family member who loves to point out all the things that are wrong. But we all kind of know that they are the biggest source of their own problems. Yes. Wouldn't you agree with that one? I have a very dear friend that they are very negative. They always see the glasses half empty and they're always pointing out problems. And I kind of try to be supportive and it's like, yeah, oh, that sucks.

16:34But I also know that this person is the cause of most of their own drama. I also agree, David, because I used to work at a place in my first three days. I worked with the same woman all three days, but there was a larger staff. I just happened to get scheduled with one woman for three days. All she did was complain and talk-ish about all of the other people on the team. And so I was going in being like, wow, everyone who works here is awful because Carol said that they're all awful. And then once I started working with these other people, they were great, great people and I thought, oh, Carol's the problem. She's the one who has something to say about everyone. If she says something about Ryan, she's going to say something about Bailey. So she's the problem. So I'll say that again, someone once said, the more problems you point out, the more you are perceived as the problem. And I think sometimes you're well-intentioned, like if you're like, oh, here at work, there's a Gregory that doesn't do his job and stand that is stealing office supplies and Cindy

17:40Liu that comes in late and it's like you're pointing out all these problems that might be legitimate problems. But the result of that is your boss or the people around you will look at you and go, oh, man, I think you're the problem. So I think the solution is don't point out problems. Stop bitching. Quit your bitching. Oh, but it's so easy. And it feels so good. It is a good past time. Yeah. Oh, it does. I love gossiping. All right. Your keyword this hour is the text it into KWB 153921 is fun. Send that in to KWB 153921 for what? For Lady Gaga. I mean, forget about what you do to win. Forget about, think about what you're going to win. You're going to go see Lady Gaga, great seats at her show at the G spot coming up on April 9th. If you want to go, do that right now. We'll be back in a second. Are you doing the daily Bailey? Yes. Today, I'm going to ask the question. If you had six weeks to drive around the United States, which regions would you like to visit? Pacific Northwest.

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23:50And they're kind of wrapping up the tour. I think they're in San Francisco tonight or maybe they were there last night. So a couple of more nights on the tour. And so Carson text the other day and he said, well, just got a $200 speeding ticket. And he was pissed because he doesn't even make $200 at a day. I mean, that's about what he makes. I don't know. And my first, what would your first reaction be if your kid Jenny texted or your friend said, well, just got a $200 speeding ticket and they're all pissy about it. I mean, that's pretty pricey. So I would be like, how fast are you going? That's a high, I don't know. I don't know how fast he was going. Yeah, I'd say why were you speeding? I wouldn't. I asked Jenny, the question Jenny said, how fast were you going? Because everybody speeds, just be honest. I said, I was tempted to be like, well, then maybe don't speed it, but then I speed all the time. We all do. It's a matter of whether you get caught. So I texted back and I said, oh, Lord, sorry about that.

24:53But I didn't say slow down or don't be an idiot or any because that's the last thing you wanted to hear. But there goes $200. That's pretty much a day's pay. And then he gets it a very powdery kind of a mood because he's kind of like me. And he's like, well, that's, you know what, I'm just not going to eat for the rest of the tour. And I'm like, no, you're going to eat for the rest of the tour. No, I'm not. So And then you ban mode him $200 for his speeding ticket. No, no, no, no, no, no, I did not. Okay. Well, no, so there is you're right, I'm going to do that. All right. Let's do the daily Bailey. My friend Kyle told me last week that at the end of the month, he is doing root 66. Oh, that's cool. And he's going on it for like weeks, weeks at a time he's doing all of root 66. I love that. That's cool. That goes all the way from Chicago to Santa Monica. Yes. And so my question today is if you had weeks, I said six just because it's for fun.

25:56These six weeks to drive around the US, which regions would you like to visit? Because mine is 100% root 66. And that's the reason he told me about it because he's like, Hey, I know that you've always wanted to go on root 66 and see all of the like really like weird, kitschy places that no one goes to anymore because there's a bigger, better highway that connects everything. Yeah. Well, there's the interstate. It used to be they called it the mother road all the way from Chicago across like Illinois I don't know Kansas or Missouri and then Texas and then New Mexico, Arizona into California. And they used it during the Great Depression because people were seeking a better life out in California, the grapes of wrath, for example, I think they drove on root 66. And I think root 66 is so cool. And if it wasn't, if it wasn't that one because that one's really like kitschy and weird and like cafes and pit stops and weird stuff. But if it wasn't that one, I would want to, I've always wanted to do like a civil rights pilgrimage kind of thing where you go to all of the civil rights places in the South.

26:58So like everywhere in, you know, Tennessee and Alabama and Arkansas and blah, blah, all that places. That would be really cool. Just be like, more of those are Kingston here or like Malcolm X was here. That'd be cool. That's what I'd want to do. I would also do the Pacific Northwest because it's a part of the country I've really never been to. I've been to Seattle. We went on a cruise ship and I went to a wedding there one time, but outside of the space needle and seeing the original Starbucks, I've never seen Portland. I've never seen the Pacific Northwest. I want to see Bigfoot. I want to see all of the, I want to see the cascades. That would be really cool. And it's great motorcycle country too. You could see where they filmed all of the twilight movies. That's in the park. Don't care. What? Don't care. That's okay. I would go and I know this is a go throwaway answer just down the East Coast. I did it as a passenger. I was like 14 because we drove from Jersey to Florida to get on the cruise. But I was young and I would like to drive to actually experience it myself and actually appreciate it. Plus you could stop at South of the border, which is in South Carolina. It's like a buckies, like a glorified gas station, which I think is cool.

28:01You get to stop in Georgia, get some good soul food and just see whatever's in Georgia. Looking out all these other states to see what else is there. And then I guess I'll eventually just make it to Florida. Yeah. Yeah. I think I'm going to go to the East Coast six weeks to drive in any portion of the U.S. Where were you? Go. I'd probably do some kind of big loop all around like Montana, the Pacific Northwest, down into New Mexico, Arizona. I've never seen the Grand Canyon. So I haven't. Oh, you haven't. I haven't. So I like there's so much. It's amazing. You would love the Grand Canyon. I know. I really want to do the rim to rim hike someday, but I did that as a boy scout. We went from the South Rim to the North Rim and back to the South Rim. It took five days, one of the biggest adventures of my eighth grade life. Wow. I would love to do that. But I mean, six weeks is a lot of time. I feel like I can cover a lot of ground. I've never been to Idaho. I don't think. So just kind of like doing a loop, a big old oval around those states. What's that one place, Jenny? You went to probably within the last year that looks kind of like a Star Wars set where

29:02oh, that's some moonscape landing in Utah. That was cool. I'd love to see that in real life. Yeah. It's kind of hard because Utah is just like, it's not a hidden gem by any means. People know how cool Utah is, but there's so much more outside of the national parks. And I feel like people don't realize that because everyone's just like, oh, national park. That's where the most beautiful things are, but there's so much more. They got dirty soda there in Utah. They do. Look at that. Look at that. That's the Daily Bailey. Thank you, Bailey. Got a lot of stuff to cover from the Academy Awards from last night. So we will cover that next here on Dave's Dirt on KDWB. When you hear this song, it is time for Dave's Dirt on KDWB, everybody's wild night, everybody was watching the Academy Awards. I think it struggles in a way because if you haven't seen the movies, then you don't care. And a lot of people get annoyed to see like, you know, the richest, most privileged people in Hollywood congratulate themselves for three and a half hours. And I totally get some of that too.

30:03I think that when you look at some celebrities, they are the epitome of a self-absorbed celebrity. Demi Moore last night just looked like a caricature. If somebody were to make up a character of a self-absorbed celebrity, Demi Moore. And I don't dislike her. Right. Yeah. Why do you say that? The overly skinny would go the, you know, weight loss, tall, fashionable, you know what I mean? And I know that against her. But that's just kind of like, so anyway, I watched almost the whole thing. And Conan was great and there were some cool moments on there. There was one moment where Conan didn't know they were back live on TV. I saw this. So as later in the show, the orchestra played him back on stage after a commercial, but he didn't realize that the telecast was back live. Here is some audio. And he's standing there, just kind of waving, rolling his eyes.

31:05I don't know what that was about. You're live. You're almost there. Almost there. Almost there. Almost there. Almost there. And you're up. He ain't never known. He is just so graceful, though. I mean, he's just got such a charm hosting. Yeah, I like him. Yeah, he's just very graceful. Even when he screws up, it looks good. But how would you have known that you were back? The music is I blowing and also there's got to be someone in his ear yelling at him. You're on. Yeah. Like, hello. audience were a clause, so delayed too, you know, so many questions. So I think it might have just been a bit, yeah, some of the winners, best picture, bad one battle actor and other also went best director also got that one. Best actor, Michael B Jordan and sinners, best actress, Jesse Buckley, in Hamnet. I never saw that one. I don't know anything about it.

32:05It's about William Shakespeare's life. I kind of thought I just don't read the book. It's pretty good. I heard the movie is good. Yeah, I want to watch a regular guy watch all of them. Did he really? Yeah. He said he also agreed though with you, Dave, that Marty Supreme was over hyped and he's just like, it was fine. It was okay. Yeah, it was yeah. Okay. I think I don't think history will be that kind to Marty Supreme, best supporting actor Sean Penn for one battle after another, best supporting actress Amy Madigan in weapons. She was the old crazy lady in weapons. I've heard there are some people who are upset about her even being nominated, though, because doesn't isn't her part in weapons pretty small? No. Oh, I thought she had like a smaller, but no. Okay. Best anime to feature film K-Pop demon hunters. Yes. Totally should have won best original song, Golden. I was so glad when that one won, because sometime the Academy will surprise you and pick some weirdo song that nobody knows. Come on. Golden was such a great pop song every time it comes on KWB, you get to sing along

33:06with the kind of economy coming. Love that song. Okay. What else going on, Jenny? So a comedian, Bert Kreischer, escaped death this weekend. His tour bus went up in flames literally like there's like nothing left of it from this photo. I'm seeing somewhere between Fargo, North Dakota and Cedar Rapids. He had Instagrammed about it. He wrote, we are all counting our blessings today. We would have been all asleep on that bus and would have been dead had we been there. But basically him and his crew had the good fortune of not being on the bus because it had suffered a tire blow out. So instead of waiting around, they like in the middle of the snowstorm that was hitting, they split up into the other buses that they had in the entourage and got out of it. But yeah, that bus went up in flames and there is like nothing left to it. So good thing they left and didn't stick around. Some music news. The new Harry Styles album kiss all the time. Disco occasionally. Did anybody see him on Saturday Night Live? Yes. Okay. I watched one not interrupt you, but I forget to ask. I watched one like segment from S&L

34:12where it was I don't remember name, but she's like singing about being in love with her dog. And then the dog can turn into a human for one hour only and he turns into Harry Styles. It was really funny. I like it. I gotta go back and watch some of those because I connected with it. But anyway, his album has debuted at number one this week. Kiss all the time. Disco occasionally. But in other more important music news, Josh Groben is going to release an album of movie songs and I feel like everyone needs to know that. Can you feel the love to light tonight? Is on it? Josh Groben, you guys, he's a big deal. What is he? What? You raised me up. Oh, yes. Yes. Yes. Okay. There we go. Thank you. But can you feel the love tonight? It was not his song. No, but he's singing like movie songs just for them. Okay. I thought you were saying like it was like songs you sang out for movies. I was like, what? That's all right. That is it for the dirt. And we gotta take off tomorrow. This is just kind of a weird. It is our last show ever in this studio. And that kind of it makes me a little, a little, I don't know,

35:18a little bit of sweet, a little for clempt, a little emotional, a little sad because this has been Katie with Yves Hall for 22 and a half years since 2003. Carson used to sit right under here and watch on his iPad, the Incredibles and other little movies. Like during the show? Yeah. He would come to work with me when he was like four or five years old. He would sit right underneath me. There's a little crawl space under there. And he would sit there with his little headphones on and watch, you know, Shark Boy and Lava Girls. Yeah. Don't worry. He can still fit under the table in the new ones. He's 24, almost 25 now. So a lot of memories in the studio. I mean, you think about everybody from, you know, Will Smith has been in here to, um, Durand Durand has been in here. Jesse McCartney has been Justin Bieber has been in here. Wow. Nio has been in here. I didn't get to see any of them. Who was the guy that live in La Vida Loca? Ricky Martin has been in here before. Who was married to seal? She's, um, the model. Oh,

36:19Heidi Klum. Yeah. Heidi Klum has been in here. I think you're right. Okay. Yeah. So many people have been in here before. Wow. And they're going to, uh, got this studio and turn it into, uh, God knows what? A panero. Wow. A panero, which is not a bad idea. So tomorrow, there's really nothing that we're going to do to commemorate it. It's just kind of a moment to stay. Yeah, one out. Yeah. We'll pour out the studio. We'll pour out some. Okay. Good idea. So tomorrow, our ceremonial last day from this studio, we're moving all the way across the hall. To a new digitized studio. Beautiful. It really is just amazing. But, um, uh, tomorrow, if you're going to watch on the webcams tomorrow on Dave Ryan TV on YouTube, it'll be the last time you'll ever see this view. That's true. That's kind of sad. All right. We'll see you tomorrow here on KDWB for the last time. This is Julian Edelman from Games with Names. I want to take a second to talk about something that's personal to me. I've had the privilege of working closely with Robert Kraft for a long time. And one thing I've always respected is how seriously he takes up

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