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Jay Towers in the Morning — Feeling Good & Allyson's Bubble. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
I'm feeling good in the day on 100.3 WMIC brought to you by David Feminino, get David, get paid. How is he? David's great. Have you seen him? Shout out to David. No, we need to. I'd like to. Let's go to lunch. Oh, lunch. Yeah, we should do lunch. October should be a month of lunches. Let's do lunches. Lunches everywhere. A newly identified frog light creature that lived before the dinosaurs was discovered by a couple of student scientists. And they named it after their moms. The student scientists are Alison and Peyton. Both mothers happen to be called Jean. So the early amphibian will be called Jean, um, Gina, Petton. Okay. As, as well, it's things I can't pronounce, but Jean's in there. Hey, it's interesting that you bring up dinosaurs. Because last weekend, yeah, I spent like three hours. I'm not even kidding. I spent three hours thinking about dinosaurs and just marveling in the fact that you watched the land before time. No, no, it just popped into my head.
And then I literally, I didn't do any googling. I was just thinking about it. And I was like, I don't think we spend enough time thinking about how insane that was. Because they seem like something out of science fiction. They seem like something out of star triad. Giant monster things walking around the earth long before we got here. Right. Just stomping around millions, hundreds and thousands of them all over the earth. There was no drinking involved. No, no, no, I don't know. I don't know if any gummies were involved. I'm not sure. But I couldn't wrap my brain around how we don't really process. No, we don't. God, Zilla monsters ran this earth. Yeah. And then ice came in the crazy. And the craziest part is like now when you think about what's overwhelming, maybe an elephant. Yeah. Right. Maybe giraffe. Yeah. That's really it. There's nothing that I mean, you know, you have things that can kill you. Like a tiger or a cheetah, but not God. God, Zillas and they were and that's all their world.
They were. Reveiled breathing God's illness. Yeah. Yeah. And they couldn't make it. Right. Well, there's your reason to feel good. Yeah. Think about that for a couple hours like I did. I got there in the bubble. It was going to be about cancer goats. I think I've settled on goats. All right. You know, all animals have superpowers. I mean, they legit do. It's it's crazy. Every single one can do something amazing. And here's something goats can do. Unlike most animals, goats have excellent object performance. Okay. I'm sorry. Excellent object permanence. Okay. It means they are able to remember where objects are hidden without being able to see or smell them. So like a lot of animals have instincts like smell and can visualize. But I don't I don't know what this word permanence means.
But I just know that a goat can go find something and it can remember where it is. Smart. Without any other kind of sense, sense guiding it. Geez. That's interesting. So be cool to goats. We should go to a farm and check out some goats then. Do some goat yoga. I hope today I don't see numerous goats be in Austin. Oh my god. Will you stop those words? I'm okay. I never brought it up before. No. Well, Mice will bring it up now during Alcens bubble. There's no better place. Sarah Hernandez fights for working families. As a teacher, Sarah Hernandez helped students go to college. And when I attacked her community, Sarah Hernandez provided free legal help to immigrant families. Sarah Hernandez will fight for more housing, solutions to homelessness and a more affordable California. Vote Sarah Hernandez for Senate. Add paid for by Gro California. Add committees top funders Christian Larson and Timothy Draper, not authorized by a candidate or committee controlled by a candidate.
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