Dave and Molly Sept 9 Pancake the pig

0:00We now return to the David Mollyshow. Hey, welcome back, Win and all. The David Mollyshow continues. And remember when we said we're going to have a pick in the studio, and we said, what's the worst thing that can happen? Well, our dreams have come true. Oh, you. Is she pooping more? Seriously? Yeah, I think so. Oh, my god. This is Brooke. This is Pancake. I don't think they can see. Well, they can kind of see her there. Anyway, you can't see what's happening at the back end of Pancake. And they said that this is it's rare that this would happen. It has never happened. Never happened. She said, oh, my god. She doesn't even go at the salon. You're going to get right up to the mic there. She's even go at the salon. She lives at the salon. She doesn't live. She lives with you. Yeah, but she goes there all day long. And she does not ever have. There's never an accident.

1:01But she's here for us. And this is beautiful. Maybe she's just nervous. She knows where in and close room. Yeah. It's a sweet baby. It's a big deal. She is very cute. Now can we see? Can people see her? Kind of. Yeah, they can see. Yeah, they can. Oh, there, there, there, there. When you, when you pet her and she, her, her head pops up. Hi, Pancake. Yes, she is. There she is. How much is Pancake way? I would say like 70 pounds. Well, that's not bad. Oh, OK. Is she fully grown? No, she, well, she could be. They say that she could get to like 150 max, but normally her breed gets like 80 to 100 pounds. And she's only 10 months old. Only 10 months old. Wow. She's very sweet. And she, and unpredictable. Unpredictable. Yeah. She has done both of her bodily fluids. Both. And she had already done those this morning. But she's, she's going to be on camera. She's going to be all nervous. Yeah. She didn't get to. And so, so the sensory day, she could be more. No, OK. OK. I'm ready. So sensory day at the fair.

2:01You're going to be their Tuesday with her. Yes. Yes, we will be their Tuesday from 11 to 5 p.m. OK. And there's going to be a lot of stuff going on there this year. It's the biggest one that we've had so far. There's going to be meeting the princesses. He's ready. My chair. The symphony's going to perform twice. If there's even going to be a floral sensory tables. OK. And where will this be at the fair? This is going to be in the little sense. There's like a corner there in there, the sensory area. But the whole fair, that whole section, they're going to be turning the lights down, turning the music off for that, for that six hour period of time. OK. Which is great for the little kiddos. I would like it. And if you're not sensory, you're more than welcome to come. Sure. It's really about allowing exclusivity, everybody being able to be there. And seeing a lot of people take for granted simple things, like being able to go get your haircut.

3:02So going to just the fair as simple as it is for a lot of us, it's not that simple. And so that's where sensory day is a big deal and why me cutting hair kids with sensory issues and having pancake. And so you're going to be cutting hair at the same time? Not at the same time, that would be a crazy thing. She won't buy Chui Promise. You can. Well, now you've promised a few other things too. I know. I know. I know. I know. As many as she wants. She can have unlimited vegetables. Look at her. Just look at her. Oh, yeah. Happy come. I won't be cutting hair there that day. But I will have, we will have prizes. We're having pages from our coloring book that's coming out soon. I'll have little gift packs for everybody. And there's going to be some raffle. OK. And this is all Tuesday. This is all going to be on Tuesday, September 15th, from 11 a.m. till 5 p.m. And that's going to be at the Spokane County Fairgrounds. Chui Falls, you cut Ken Hopkins hair.

4:04True. True. Just his personal style. Yeah. Yeah. And when he comes in to see what is he asked for? Like, can I get the he just wants to be cleaned up? Yeah. Yeah. And I can tell you what he's the nicest human being on the planet. He is a very good man. He is a very nice person. And he is, I try to like tell him, I'm like, that's Ken Hopkins. He's like the coolest and he is so famous. And he'll just like, just shrug me off. But I'm like, don't let him be coy. He knows who he is. And he just laughs. He's always so, so sweet. Yeah. He'll be in tomorrow. Oh, fine. Yeah, he comes in every Thursday. You'll have to tell him that I said hello. He would be hilarious about this. Oh, yeah. He didn't know about Ken. I haven't seen him since February. I don't think so. Yeah. And his hair is down here. Probably. Yeah. Yeah. I'm seeing a pun to show. I love it. I love it. He loves like forest gunpaps to the run. So you won't do anything without Brooke. Right.

5:05So now did you, was there a sensory day last year? There's a sensory day every year. Okay. So now the pig. Right. She was not more yet. Yeah. Yeah. No. So there's a different pig. And then next year will there be a different pig? Absolutely not. No. Oh, she's, she's on till the wheels fall off. Oh, yeah. She's going to be around for a long time. Oh, she loves. They say like with proper care, like 25 to 30 years, possibly. Oh, my God. Okay. But I really think that depends on their diet and their surroundings and things like that. She's spoiled rotten. What else does she eat besides a lot of carrots? So she eats popcorn. That's her favorite. Oh, I like popcorn is her big thing. Okay. So you can just put kernels in a paper bag and microwave it and it has zero everything. That's her. She loves a chunk of romaine lettuce, like just the thing that I'm starting to think. She eats a lot like I do. Yeah. She loves. She loves. But I will say when she was a baby, we did catch her under the couch with a sour strip

6:05under the inner, inner mouth. It looked like she was sucking on it like a tongue. Like it was her tongue. And ever since if she hears or sees anybody, her vision isn't very good. But when she hears or smells sour candy, you can't get her. You can't get her to go away. Yeah. But otherwise, I'm going to change. I'm going to move the cameras a little bit. Okay. Okay. I want to see her more. Yeah. That's what I do. I'm going to see her more. Yeah. That's what I do. I'm going to see her more. That's what I do. Hi. We're going to. We're zooming in. I literally was catching her poop so that it wouldn't fall on the floor. Okay. There we go. That's that's mom. Oh, too much. Oh, there we go. Can you see? Yeah. There. Yeah. There we go. What if I move? Yeah. You move that out of the way and you can really see her. Mm-hmm. There. She's really sweet. Mm-hmm. There you go. That's a good.

7:06Good angle right there. She's eating carrots. Yes. She's very cute. We'll put her on. You know what I'm going to do? I'm going to be. Look it. Ready? Oh, there you go. And there's. Oh, she has treats on the side. Oh. Okay. Okay. Well, this is a first for us. We're going to be doing a live pig in the studio who has done everything that a pig can do. Eat. Eat poop. Yep. Like eat, pray love. Eat, pray, eat poop. Yeah. Yeah. Pretty good. All right. She's comfortable now. Yes. And also, you know, we're giving away fair tickets again. You can text us the word fair and we'll put you in the drawing tomorrow. We're going to draw for four pairs of tickets. And the Ursula is what? My salon is called piranha and it is in the valley in the same building as the black diamond.

8:08Okay. And I'm right across from the window. And so, yeah, all right. We have several different stylists and stuff in there, but I own prana itself and then I work under B. Wells Beauty and then now pancake the pig is her own brand. So see. So yeah. And how did she get the name pancake? So one of my best friends has a little pug named pumpkin. And when we were chatting names, we started singing about pumpkin pancakes. And we also, I also have a bird that I follow online that sings about bacon pancakes. And I mean, we can't talk about the beward, but pancakes works. And so, and she just seemed to really, it clicked and then pumpkin and pancake. And then, and then her cousin, doggy is named maple. So maple pancakes. It just works. I think pancake is cute. It's a good name for her. So what it, where does she, like, does she have a doggy door or does she just stay outside

9:12mostly? So she's potty trained and she's an indoor. She's indoor. So does scratch to go out or well, she has potty trained pads. She's got pads and then we also have a litter box with pine in it. And so she's got plenty of options right now. We're currently looking for a home with space so that she can have more room as I will say. When I got her, it was a surprise for all of us, including myself, but I would never change anything. She's amazing. And so right now we're looking for a space, but she'll still, no matter what we find, she'll still be an indoor pig. Yeah. Yeah. She's an indoor pig for sure. And then what about her parents? Like, when was she, like you say, 10 months ago, she was born, but. So I am not sure. So I, at my salon, we have a studio and I rent, we've got pause and pose, which is a puppy

10:13yoga studio. And so they do yoga with puppies. And for two weeks in January, they had pigs. And I can't say anything nice about the lady that brought them, neither can pause and pose. However, I'm thankful that we got her because we were able to give her a life that she wasn't going to have beforehand. I think she was probably taken from her parents too early. But when I was with her, she did have kind of an older pig that was kind of there that I think the piglets really kind of viewed as a mom figure for a short period of time. And then when we got her, we had some things that we had to take care of, you know, with different things that happened with animals when they're around other farm animals. And so we had to get that fixed and get her much acclimated to an indoor life. She's wagging her tail now. Oh, yeah. She's excited. She wants to chew on Molly's chair. And that's a sign of happiness, right?

11:14Yeah, she wags her tail. She basically wags her tail unless she's sleeping. She's always very happy. When she poops, she briefly stops. Yes, she stops for a second. It gets straight up and then she's being a white cow. That's when she gets that famous pig curl in the tail. Yes, that was alarming, not going to lie. That was unexpected. I like the word you were using. I told you your time. Yes. Oh, no, no, no, no, thank you for that. Yes. Melissa did see the beginning. She says, I can't unsee what is happening on you. So that did happen. And that happened live. Yeah, it did. It's a surprise as we are. Well, this is a great thing for. So again, Tuesday at the fair, you just find the sensory area there. And that's where pancake will be. And then there's some princesses there. I mean, there's a little bit of. Yeah. So there's a lot of like different things that are going to be happening. They've got free carousel rides for everyone from 11 to 3. And that providence is providing that,

12:15which is pretty cool. There's also going to be this book in symphony, like I said. And they're going to have actually instruments on site and like a sensory table for kids to be able to play with those instruments and see how they work. There's also going to be, like I said, the fairy tale princesses. They're going to be on site all day, not just the 11 to 5. OK. And then we also have, oh, listen to you. She's trying to get out. And then we have five senses flower truck. Oh, look at her. That's a great photo there. Five senses flower truck is also coming, which is a big surprise. And they're going to be doing a variety of hands-on floral experiences. And they're, I guess, their farmer Jess Jager is going to be coming. And there's going to be a playground of all kinds of things with the flowers. And they get to make things and all kinds of learn about growing. There's a lot of hearts and crafts that we were talking about. And then we have the master's and glitter jar. And she was just saying a lot of different things

13:17that are for the sensory sensitive folks. So much. Just other types of things to do. Yeah, it's going to be great. Well, pancake, you're very sweet. I think you're sweet. I think you're a good girl. Thank you so much. You're a good girl. You're pretty girl. We're good, happy to have you, too. You're a pretty girl. Mm-hmm. What about you, dude? What do you know? What do you got? You got a carrot over there for me? I have, you have it. Yeah, here we go. We had breakfast in here earlier. So we tried to get rid of any evidence of any kind of relative. Oh, yeah. Well, you know, I firmly believe she wouldn't taste like a retina. She wouldn't taste very good. She wouldn't taste very good. No, she tastes like dirt. She'll be a good pet for a long, long time. Oh, yeah. Absolutely. She, I will say, I have seen her mohawk go up once, though. When she was mad. Not mad. I think she was just on guard. Oh. It was meeting her cousin puppy. They're fine.

14:17They're great. But yeah, her, it was straight up. And I didn't know how long her mohawk was until I saw that. And tell everyone that the breed again, though. She is what's called a Juliana pig. Juliana. So where a standard farm pigs get to like a thousand pounds, she is going to get to like 80 to 100. But dad and I kind of think it'll be like 150 maybe. It just kind of depends on how. She only eats the kibble, I guess, is what it's called. And then vegetables. So she can have an unlimited amount of vegetables that unlimited unlimited and the popcorn. She can have as much popcorn as she wants. Oh, good. So if you're watching a movie, you can sit with her. Yep. And the sensory kids like to eat the popcorn too. So it works out for everybody. That's right. Mm-hmm. Well, for them too for her. Everybody can see pancake Tuesday. Tuesday, September 15th. Yeah. From 11 a.m. And I'm going to have some photographers there that are going to be taking photos also. You can obviously take your own photos. But my two gals are.

15:17That's my chair. You can. Currently battling for a spot in the valley for best photographer right now. So I've got a new doing for me. I like it. I like it. Yes. I've got story told for competition is good. And Lisa Medrelle, photography coming through. Yeah, it's going to be awesome. Wow. It was a happy pig. I like her. It's a happy baby. Don't curl. Don't you dare. Nope. Oh, is it happening again? Nope. Oh, OK. I think she's done. Yeah. Well, yeah. The nervous poops are out. As are we. Yeah, right. As are we. Yeah. Well, Brooke is good. Great to meet you. And I think it's a great thing that you guys are doing this. And it's I know for a group of people. This is a very important thing. So it's a partner. Well, yeah, it's great. Super good. Thank you for having us so much. You guys too. I'm just trying to get on behalf of my child. Well, it gives us the story to tell forever, ever, ever, ever, ever. Yeah. And it's documented on film. Absolutely. And then you can take your card.

16:18I'll tell the kids, the grandkids. Remember that time pancake pooped on the radio show. When she was just 10 month old. Mom used to listen to it when she was a kid. Yeah. She's kind of peeping on the air. Just think about that. You were a little kid. You were listening to us. And you're like, I hope I have a pig that'll poop on. Absolutely. Oh, man, if mom could see me now. Sometimes dreams do come true. They do. They do. And Ryan is your brother, right? No. Ryan is my partner, Matt's brother. Oh, OK. OK. Very good. So, basically, Ryan's my friend who sold me my car. Yeah. Well, it's a small world. We're all connected. It is totally. I mean, it's a small world. It's a small world. Man. Stay in your home. Man. Man. All right. Thanks, Brooke. Thank you, Pancake. You did a great job for 80% of the time you were in here. I'm so happy to be here. So, oh, OK. All right. We'll do a break. And then we'll come back. We'll get our hot topics in when we return. This is the David Mollie Show from the New America Studio.