Hour 3: A CRAZY Thing To Say Into A Microphone

0:00All right. Wake up with Sarah and Vinnie. They're great. They're awesome every morning. Every morning on Alice 97-3. Oh, belea Alice 97-3. You really remember the dance we did for that video. I don't. I have to remember the. I saw you doing the moves. The land, the sea, the sky, but that's it. That's the whole dance. Yeah, that's it. But you know all the like the hand, the chain, the line. I know the next three seconds after what you know. Still good. I didn't know what to do. It's perfect tiktok, Corio. The fact that we still remember it all these months later. Yeah. Well, it's only dance I've learned in a really long time. So you got it. I watched you do it and went, whoa, she remembers. Well, we can do another one soon. No, it's okay. We'll find you. Okay, next week we'll do one. Sounds good, guys. I'm pushing to next week. Anyway, it's Alice 973.

1:00Sarah and Vinnie. Alice's morning show. Thank you for joining us. Happy Friday to you. Hopefully you're fully caffeinated. Like we are by San Francisco Bay coffee. Check them out. Support the sponsors that support the show. Meaningful. It's like a. Just like it's a it's a happy healthy equation. Don't forget in about an hour we've got that Alice ticket trio tickets for Charlie Puth Lewis Capaldi Capaldi and Demi Lovato. All different shows, all different nights, but all three sets of tickets. That's at 905 and then Mason Hudge at 1205. It's James with more tickets at 505. You can call us or text us anytime. 800, 400, 3697. Our email address is Sarah and Vinnie radio at gmail.com. And thank you so much to our listeners who wrote in this week. I don't get rid of your emails. So if I didn't get to your problem today, there's a good chance we'll get to that. At some point or if you heard us do bad advice and you're thinking, I've got one they could help me with because, you know,

2:02you were very impressed with our insight. Oh, yes. I mean, wow, wow, wow. Those two just did a superman. We're super advisors. Super bad advice. So yeah, write us. We'd love to have you. Bad advice 973 at gmail. That's. And email us and tells how much you want us to do more TikTok dances. Or not. Yeah, don't please don't do that. I'm not interested in that. I'll print them out and I'll hang them up. To remind Sarah and Vinnie for inspiration, actually. Okay, go ahead and do that. Sounds like those would be easy to rip down. Here are some movies out this weekend hoppers. Oh, by the way, I'm going to tell you a bunch of shows right now and I put trailers for everything that was available up at the Sarah and Vinnie Facebook page. I always do that. I'm always throwing stories up there just in case you hear us talk about it on the show and check the Facebook page. Well, we already got a YouTube comment.

3:03More TikToks, please. What what are you code is that? It's YouTube. So it's a. Oh, it's on YouTube. All right, yeah. What's the user is it? Is it our number one commenter? Did you see that on the. It's a reasonable person on the live feed. So we're live on YouTube every morning now. YouTube.com At who cares? You'll find it just search for Alice 973. So in the comment section, your name is there. If you're commenting and you're comment. And if you comment enough, you're that day's number one, number two or number three commenter. Like it shows the ranking. So they're encouraging. Yeah, it's like a. I just thought that was really interesting. That it's not just a run of. It's the person who comments the most have figured out how to keep us engaged. This will be addictive. Well, and it is. That half the time. I don't even notice I've looked. I'm looking at something until Matt goes.

4:04Put your phone down. Oh, yep. It does that every meeting. Once we're done here, I feel like we're done. And I start to check in with my life outside of here and things. And I that's what I go to pick that up. Look at that. But I'm wrong. I admit I shouldn't be doing that. Go on. I was just going to say I heard something once that chilled me to my core that drug dealers and social media companies are the only ones who call their customers users. Well, shame, shame. We're not clients. We're addicts. We're not right. We're not consumers. We're users. Drug dealers. That is very bone-chilling. In the movie theaters this weekend, if you've got kids, you're probably going to see hoppers. This is that yes, Vinnie, your hand is up. I will probably see that this weekend. It's rated PG.

5:04The latest Pixar movie. They say here it's sort of like Avatar in the animal kingdom. After a college student transfers her consciousness into the body of a robotic beaver, she can suddenly understand the language of all the other animals and accidentally inspires them to rebel against all the humans. There was a 2014 Disney Channel sitcom called, I didn't do it. Are you familiar with that? No. Well, that was past my time. I was in college. Oh, right. You would have been like 19. Piper Curtis is the girl's name. She is the main, she's the college kid who transfers. And she has an album coming out? No, she is the, if you're a Disney kid who was a Disney kid in 2014, she was on the Disney Channel sitcom. I didn't do it. Oh, okay. Yeah. And then there are other big names. John Hamson and Bobby Moynihan. Oh, are you in hoppers? Yes, their voices, voices in hoppers. Sorry, I didn't understand what you're saying. Sorry.

6:05Also out this weekend. And I'm seeing promotion for this everywhere, something called the bride exclamation point. Uh-huh. So this is another Frankenstein movie. It's directed by Maggie Gyllenhaal. It's set in 1930s Chicago. And it's kind of an updated reimagining on the bride of Frankenstein. It's, it's, I watched the trailer this morning and it looks great to me. Like I thought, and even though Christian Bale, I would not say he's green, but he's definitely closer to our Frankenstein in that there's a scar across his forehead. He clearly seems to be. It looks great, actually. I really thought it looks good. So his name is Frank and he asks and Benning to create a companion for him after wandering the world alone for too many years. So Jesse Buckley is a name that you should get to know because people are starting to rave about her.

7:06And she's being interviewed all over the place for this movie too. She's playing the, she gets murdered. And I'm not giving you anything that isn't in the trailer. She gets murdered and then, you know, just at the time when he's asking for a companion and they bring her back to life. Most of the movie actually explores the relationship between Frank and the new bride unlike the original where she came to life in the last 10 minutes. There are, I looked this up yesterday and I just wanted to mention this as we just did Frankenstein, the most recent Frankenstein redo or telling. Yeah, yeah. There are well over 60 film adaptations of Frankenstein's monster with over 450 known feature films, shorts and TV series incorporating the character. Wow. A 19 year old thought him up in the late 1800s, right? Early 1800s. Oh, yeah. Very Shelley. The first film was 1931. That's a early days of film.

8:06So there's another one today. It's rated R. The trailer's up at the ceremony. Facebook page. It's called The Bride. On television, a couple of streamers are up there. These are Oscar-nominated films. Hamnet is going to be streaming on Peacock starting today. Did you see that? Oh, gay. No, but I want to, but I didn't, I didn't want to go to the theaters for it. Hamnet, this is a streaming premiere of Hamnet. This is the one Jesse Buckley's also in. Oh, is she? Oh, they're saying it's like the performance of a generation. Paul Muskell plays Bill Shakespeare. Jesse Buckley is his wife Agnes in this movie about them, grappling with the death of their young son, Hamnet, which inspires him to write his famous tragedy, Hamlet. If you love documentaries, especially ones about dinosaurs, have I got something for you? The dinosaurs starts today on Netflix. It's a catchy title. It's a four-part documentary produced by Steven Spielberg

9:07and narrated by Morgan Freeman. It does look trailer, makes it look very interesting. It's sort of like all the gathered knowledge about dinosaurs that we have to this point. And here's what they would look like. And yada yada. So do they have feathers? You know, I don't know. Let me look at the, pop the trailer. I feel like no, that would be crazy. It would be crazy. They do say that supposedly that's, let's start to see. Oh, yeah, I see. I am seeing some feathers on some, not on, yeah, some. And a lot of beaks too. Interesting. So if you're interested, sounds like you are. You want to see if there's feathers or not. The dinosaur is a four-part documentary, narrated by the guy who should be narrating all the documentaries. Morgan Freeman. Saturday on Netflix, the streaming premiere of Nuremberg, which I think you said you watched. It's really good, really good. And I said at the time, and I will say again, that you'd think there'd be no more need

10:09for more World War II movies and stories. And then I watched it and loved it. It's very well done. So streaming premiere of Nuremberg on Saturday on Netflix, also on Saturday at night, 11.30 pm on NBC. And actually, I think they hear it early too. I think we can get it in the West Coast at 8.30. Ryan Gosling is your host for Saturday Night Live. And Gorillaz is the musical guest. Ryan's got a very big movie coming up. He certainly does. He's promoting Project Hail Mary, which opens next Friday. Yeah, the 20th. When can you talk about it? Did you get that information? I don't think I can talk about it until it opens. According to the email, it seems weird. Sunday on Netflix, it's all Harry Styles all the time. Tonight, I believe he's doing his one night manchester. And they're going to turn that around for Sunday. And it's a special concert recorded today, where he plays his new album, Kiss All the Time, disco occasionally, all the way through for the very first time. And I think the album's up today, right?

11:11Oh, yeah, it's out. I started listening to it this morning. And the songs I've heard, I'm really enjoying. Oh, okay. There's a song called American Girls, which I'll play for you later. But it's really nice. Yeah, there's actually a few kind of interesting releases today, Vinnie. A couple of like throwbacks for me and you. And then there's some new stuff too. Oh, really? All right. Listen to a little bit of that. By the way, I also put up. It's not opening today or anything. But the boy's fifth and final season is starting in. I think it's early April and the trailers out for it. I fell off. Oh, I'm sorry. Yes, April 8th, two episodes are out. And then new episodes rolling out weekly until the series finale on May 20th. You fell off what season? I don't remember, but I've just been too busy. There's too much TV. There is a lot of TV. There really is. I will definitely watch this. I can't keep up. But I am going to make a point of watching hoppers this weekend.

12:11And I'm going to watch episode one of Monarch. Oh, right. And survivor. And survivor. There's my and that's that's going to be fine. You can have on the docket. That's all I got. So the boys trailer, home lender chasing immorality. They say here as Gen V stars from that spin-off show. Also pop up for this fifth and final season. So there's that. Savannah Guthrie went to the today show yesterday. I it doesn't look like she went on the air. They say Savannah Guthrie returned to the today show for the first time since her mother went missing on February 1st. If you haven't heard her mom, her 84 year old mom Nancy or however old she is was abducted from her home in Arizona or New Mexico. I thought it was Arizona. I thought so too. But either way it's it's and we still have no answers. None and I don't think we will. I know. So tragic. So she's not back on the air. She just wanted to visit with her colleagues behind the scenes

13:14and thank them for their support. According to people magazine, she told them. I wanted you to know that I'm still standing and I still have hope and I'm still me. She also told them she has every intention of returning. Oh, okay. Oh, I know. We have heard that she was I ran if she was not going back. There is no timeline yet. Obviously, but she her quote here from people magazine is she told her co-workers. I have every intention of coming back. Good. I hope she does. I hope she does because that is it right there. This one person, how negatively affected is her life by this moment where they felt like they would. And we still don't know. Was it a robbery? Like that was that later they said they think it was just a botched robbery. They woke her up or something and then had to deal with this person who's now seen them or is catching them in the act. I don't know what happened, but where's the like there was a ransom? Were any of them legitimate

14:14from the person who committed this crime? It doesn't seem that way. Or it was one legitimate to begin with and then the woman who didn't have her medications passed away on. Now suddenly you've got nothing to trade. There was also a backstage group prayer led by meteorologist Dylan Draer or dryer maybe. So that sounds very nice and very uplifting and she went and visited and thanked them for their support and Savannah Guthrie was back at the today's show even though it doesn't look like she went on the air. Back to Jesse Buckley really quickly. So we were talking about this new Frankenstein movie called The Bride, not the one we've been talking about the last couple of weeks because it was our assignment for Bob's movie club, but this new movie The Bride. And then you guys were saying that she's also in Hamnet. Yep. Okay, so she's out there talking up her new movie that's out today as well. She's the star of it, apparently The Bride.

15:16And I see her on all the posters. But you know, Christian Bale is actually playing Frankenstein in that in the movie The Bride, which it's, you know, he's a pretty high profile actor. I'm surprised I haven't seen more about him. I've seen really mostly stuff about her. I don't know Jesse Buckley at all. Oh, I agree. By the looks of her. They said it says she's an Irish actress and singer. She looks like someone I know, but she doesn't look like anyone I've seen on TV ever. This is truly for me the first time I'm hearing about her is like looking at this stuff for the bride. And then Bob pointed out that she's the wife in Hamnet. She's been the lost daughter wicked little letters. Yeah, I don't know those. Yeah, I don't know either. Okay, well, so Jesse Buckley is a married lady in real life. Okay. And if you are a cat lover, this is probably not a story for you. She, when she first started dating her new husband. Oh, sorry, her now husband.

16:17He had two cats and she doesn't like cats. She said I gave him an ultimatum. I was like, it's me, other cats. Such as Irish, right? Yes, she is. And she won. He got rid of the cats. They went on to get married in 2023. Not surprisingly, a lot of people are not cool with this. Yeah, that was a crazy thing for her to share. Yeah, don't share that stuff. Yeah, I don't think she know how the internet feels about people's pets and re-homing pets and Pete is probably going to be in her DMs. A lot of artists don't know, though, that for some reason, if you say something about your life on the internet that you might be, they might yell, get her. You know, yeah, she might not know. I've known, well, I don't think she did because she wouldn't have done it. If she knew she was going to get back. It's a dumb thing to say. She's finally doing projects that are huge as one person put it. Getting rid of your pets for someone is crazy. Asking someone to do that is even crazier.

17:21She should come out and say that she's allergic. That's the only way she can make it through this. I know, right? I am allergic to cats. And I'll tell you this. If you want to try it, Christina had a cat when we started dating. And ultimately, I started taking, I was using chewable, kids' clariton daily. And I did it for a couple months. And then I started taking it out of my diet. And I guess I was able to get used to whatever that dander was. So good for you. This one cat didn't, I didn't itch. When he'd walk over and jump on me, it was fine. I wouldn't be like, oh no. prolonged exposure probably still would, you know, cause a reaction. But it's, you know, it worked fine. You can take it down. I was able to make it work. It never once occurred to me. It's me or the cat. I wouldn't have said that. I would have just left. Uh, I made someone get rid of a pet one time.

18:22But that's a crazy thing to say into a microphone. Are you? But I think that because that pet needed to have a better situation. When I moved in with my cousin, Jim Jones, not the cult leader. He down in, he lived in Ventura. And John and I moved in with him. And this was like 92. Probably to K. L.O.S. Yes, uh, ding, ding, no shame. He had this dog named Maya Chuck. And it was some kind of like big, it was like a husky style dog. But bigger than that. Like, I don't know what kind of dog it was. But it was a purebred of this particular breed. And when I, and I'm like, oh my god, what is in your garage? And, and he's like, oh, that's, that's my dog. And I go in this, there's this dog that's kind of chained in there. And, and behind this, and the sweetest dog. He was like, he goes, he's just so hyper. I take him to these training classes. That dog had so much energy. He was so huge. And I'm like, all right, well, let's bring it in the house. And let's see if we can get it to kind of like let it get its willies out.

19:24And let's, let's see if we can calm it down. And we tried and tried. And that dog was not, it was not meant for this little house and this place where he had to keep it because he couldn't leave it in the house when he went to work. So it was like chained up in the garage. Awful. So you did the right thing. I feel like I did. I felt like that is no life for this big, sweet dog. So we actually found whatever the breed was, we found a person who they have rescues for every breed. And it was not even far away. And I was like, if you want to go visit it, go ahead. But he, you know, he was resistant to getting rid of it. Well, as he should be. But I talked him into it. That's a, that's a clearly a point. And I don't know. Maybe he rescued it or maybe he had this brand of dog in mind all along. I just wanted this without really understanding what that breed is. And that dog, maybe they aren't, well, they aren't all hyper. But this dog was at a control energy. It was unbelievable. Just couldn't stop. Yeah, that's terrible. It was in big, not like a little dog that you can just let it run around.

20:26Well, it's funny. So I always have looked at, I like kind of the terrier, little terrier type dogs because they're just small. Manageable. Except that they're not all manageable. And one that I looked at is called the Jack Russell Terrier. Oh, and they're so cute. And they're perfectly size, but they are sprung coquatics. And so I never got one. I got a lab because I was like, I can't have anything that's that hyper and that's sprung. And they need so much. My neighbors just got one and they were like, we've had one before. It's fine. And now they are like, we didn't have this much hyper activity in our lives ever. And so they're in the middle of trying to manage it. But it's hard. And even a 20 pound dog when they're that hyper can be a problem. Agreed. They're just, I mean, and honestly, if you've made the mistake of getting a dog that is not that you're, I mean, to me, it was a abusive.

21:27It's not a good thing. And I really did feel like this has to change. Like you got to give this dog up and find a good location for a good situation. And I really do feel like if, you know, if dog has to be chained in the backyard for its whole life, like that's no life. Once again, you know what you should do. You know what you should do. Save the life. Yeah. See? All right. We're out of time. What's coming up? Oh, fudge. The first Olympic medal and more after these. Hey, Bay Area. Good morning. Coffee, please. Wake up with Sarah and Vinnie. This is amazing. Every morning on Alice, 973. Alice, 973. Happy Friday. It's Sarah and Vinnie. Alice's morning show reminding you that in less than half an hour, we get the Alice ticket trio up for grabs tickets for Charlie Pooth,

22:27Lewis Capaldi, Demi Lovato. We're doing it at 905. Mason has another chance at 1205. And it's Jane has another code word for you at 505. What's up, everyone? This Alice report is brought to you by San Francisco Bay coffee as Sarah pulls her mug to her face and takes a big giant sip. San Francisco Bay coffee, one small sip for a better tomorrow and a way better morning available and whole bean ground and one cup coffee pods at Amazon.com. Get your order in. It's good stuff. Yep. Here's what's happening. As I look outside the window, as we broadcast live from downtown San Francisco, it is beautiful blue skies, warm, nice day ahead, and warming up into the weekend. Nice. So the weekend looks great through Monday. I'm excited. I'm having plans this weekend. Do you? We're going to somebody's 60th birthday party that we're getting on a party bus

23:29and going on an adventure apparently. No way. Yeah. Where? Somewhere in San Francisco. Oh, that's going to be so fun. If I were going to wind up at a bowling alley, though, it's not going to be that fun. You know, it's going to be pretty fun. The lanes right by the stadium? No, the lanes over in the presidium. Oh, okay. I believe. I don't know any of the details really. John is one of John's softball friends. Oh, yes. And so the party bus will have a keg on it of some kind? I really doubt that, but okay, let's go with that. Sure. There'll be a keg on the bus. Well, you really don't know. I don't know. They are the doose crew. There's no question about that. Well, I mean, that's, you don't get on a party bus. If you're not going to drink, I'll just drive myself and leave early. I guess I've never been on a party bus before. Oh, you're first party bus. I think this is my first party bus. Oh, that's amazing. My virgin voyage on a party bus. Well, you're going to get wasted. So get ready. That's kind of the point. Yep. Hopefully they have a stripper pull in yours. Oh, let's hope so. Obviously, after a couple of drinks, I'm going to want to dance.

24:31Oh, you're going to come back injured. Dang it. I'll be fine. All right. Just a rent shoulder. You know what one of my friends here did that is so SF. She did a party bus, but it was a trolley. Oh, that is fun. A cable car. So they were limited to the cable car runs? No, it was just running normally. I think, I don't think you're on a cable. Oh, so it was like a convert that looks like a cable car. No, it definitely was a cable. Well, now I don't know. Oh, well, get back to us. Yeah, but it was really fun. It makes sense though. If you're working in San Francisco and you're thinking to yourself, I want to have a party bus experience that people can do. You know, I would at least model mine after the trolley's. We begin with your weakened science, everyone. It's time for nerd news. To start with, yes, in moon news. Oh, I love moon news. There was a big asteroid that was going to hit Earth in 2032. And then it wasn't.

25:32And then they started to wonder if it might hit the moon instead. Oh, and now NASA says that's not going to happen either. They've announced they announced yesterday that there's 0% chance of lunar impact. So Earth and the moon continue to be safe from runaway asteroids. Thank God. I wonder what would happen if like something did hit the moon and it was destroyed. Like, you know, they say the whole thing to smithereens. Well, you know, something or knocked it off its orbit. Or something because I mean, it is such a controlling factor for our ocean tides. That's a whole thing. Yes. And apparently our bodies also react to the fullness of the moon. Speaking of fall in boob news. Oh, full boobs. A study may have figured out why human boobs are so much bigger than they are in the rest of the animal kingdom. We have evolved bigger boobs to keep babies warm. I would argue that cow boobs are bigger than our boobs.

26:36Probably not when they're not full of milk, though. Maybe that's it. Ars are big whether they have milk in them or not. At some point, if you were wondering how you could work boobs into your thought process today, there's something to think about. In headshot gifting news. Oh, Spencer gifts. Hot topic. A new study found chimpanzees love crystals too. Yeah, I mean, you get crystals at head shops, don't you? Sure. Absolutely. The rock shop researchers gave chimps big chunks of crystal to see what they'd do with it. And they loved it. They were fascinated. So then they like secreted them away. Yeah, they saved them. They found gold coins too. And like diamond rings. They would probably like the treasure. They found them way more interesting than rocks. And some of the chimps even carried them around and seemed to covet them. My precious. Did they steal the precious from someone else? Researchers had to trade bananas to get the crystals back.

27:38Oh. They are such skanks for bananas. All right, I'll do anything for a banana. In snacking news, the Huff posted a deep dive on the science behind why a lot of people think thin mints taste better frozen. It's just I like them says this. They said basically coldness activates the menthol in the mint, making it stand out more. They also don't melt in your hand. You know, you can be holding one for a few seconds without it warming to the point where it starts getting on your fingers. In other space news. Oh, can space X help NASA probe Uranus before it's too late? It's over 1.5 billion miles away. So it takes a long time to get there because of that, Uranus remains largely unexplored. Yeah, that's why it should be though.

28:39I mean, let's leave that. Let's leave some things a mystery. Shall we? Feel like leave it alone. I just nodded myself. Space X is working on a way to refuel ships after they're in space, which could help NASA make it to Uranus a lot faster. They might even be able to do multiple probes. Oh, great. Because of our orbit. Because of our orbits, the next good launch window is in the early 2030s. If we miss it, we might have to wait another decade before we find out what's going on in Uranus. Yeah. Again, it's okay if you miss the window. I feel like there are really only certain times. I love when I look into the other room and she's just shaking her head. Yeah. I mean, what do they hope to discover in Uranus on Uranus? I heard it sat on something by accident.

29:40Oh, I guess we should try to help it. Send a team of scientists into Uranus to make sure that everything's okay. A medal for the first modern Olympics dramatically exceeded the estimate at auction. Oh, weirdly, for a second there, I thought, well, now that's something that might be of use. You know, all these auctions where people spend ridiculous amounts of money on stuff that really doesn't have a use. I got Michael Jackson's glove. Great, dude. It doesn't fit you and for the price you paid, you wouldn't wear it anywhere, right? So I assume that the med, the early metals were actually made of the metals that they are. I don't know about that. They say here, a medal awarded at the first modern Olympic Games smashed auction estimates, selling for about four times its expected price at a Danish auction house, the silver medal from the 1896 Athens Olympics was hammered down at $170, almost $180,000.

30:51Wow, what was do you know, originally thought it would be about $31,000 and it went for way more. It's a neat little thing, but unless you put that on display somewhere. Right there on the, and is that the Parthenon on the other side there? Sure. That's pretty amazing. It's really neat. The detail on it and I, but who won it and in what event? The Olympic medal represents a unicorn among international collectors, a rare fusion of Olympic and cultural history. This is a piece of memorabilia, such extra above a bar. Sorry, I don't have the, I don't have what a bummer. So nobody, they have the medal, but they didn't keep track of who won it and why? It is the Acropolis and the Parthenon. The Acropolis. Oh, it is the Parthenon, okay. Yeah, but I don't have the info that we would want. Zeus is the Greek God, right? Jupiter is the same God, but in Roman mythology.

31:55I don't know. Yeah, right. What are you doing? I'm just thinking out loud. I don't know why I do it. Give it to yourself Sarah. How about a fast back? No, I love fast facts, Vinnie. You do not have to ask me twice. Back, back, back, back, back. According to the New York Times, the video game industry was one of the first sectors to use AI programming in the 1980s. Oh, with the four ghosts who chase Pac-Man responding differently based on the player's real-time movements. Wow, I'm very surprised to hear that. That's actually a sort of a genius way to use it because you would be able to defeat the game so much easier if you knew the tracks that they were going to use. I never once thought about it, but of course that's what's happening. Wow. But what makes it AI? Isn't it just normal think computer thinking? Or like algorithm? I don't think you'd have to program where those blobs would go.

32:58The band at Tiger Woods West, he's right, to Elon, Elon, Nordogren in 04 was who did Tiger. I didn't blow fish. It was hoodie in the blowfish. I've heard that. I must have. I don't know why I've heard that, but I heard it. Yep. Which, you know, that's a guy who had the money to buy whoever he wanted at his wedding. Yeah. Well, that was a big album. Oh, is that like the late 90s? They're, they're, they had that album. For me, it was like there was this one album and we had to, we played a bunch of songs off of it. Cracked rear view mirror. I think it's called, but I thought that was the Jacob Dylan one. Oh, no, I think you're right. I think his was like, I'm thinking of one headlight. Yeah, that's, I love the, the wall flowers that album. I can't think of the name. A cracked rear view. I just remember that we were a metal station and our boss made us play this.

34:02He was like, I don't care that you don't think it fits our format. These are hits. Yeah. And we're going to play them at the alternative station. I worked out too. I believe, actually, cracked rear view. That's it. The debut studio album by hoodie in the blowfish. And that was the one with all the hits on. 94. Yes, they had a bunch of hits. What genre would you say hoodie was? Was that more, was it poppy? It, I guess, honestly, it always felt kind of country to me. And I really felt like there was no place for it on the alternative station. They say alternative here, but then they say heartland rock and roots rock. And I would say both of those are more appropriate than alternative. Yeah, but only want to be with you. Letter, cry, hold my hand was like. Oh, yeah, that is great. Yeah, we played, do we play that? That thing. So that was back when actual records were selling out of stores. You were holding it in your hand. And I want to say that one like busted all kinds of records. Those are giant, giant, successful records.

35:03I don't know how they're sophomore ever did. Probably not as well. Well, no one would do as well. That's the same thing that happened to Alana Smoreset. She had other hits, but that first album was the biggest selling album of the 90s. Yeah, it's hard for anybody to recall. How are you going to do that again? I always think when you have put out a record, like even Guns N' Roses, like that first record, those are the songs that you, you know, that come from your youth and your experiences and boom. And now you're doing it and it's a big hit. And the record company goes, okay, time for another one. And you're like, well, that's it. That's all the songs we know. Yeah, I said what I needed to say. That's what I've been thinking about for 20 years. No more songs. Now I got to go live my life. I think the only person who's like kind of automatically pulls it off as Taylor. I know. Like everybody else, how are you going to, you wouldn't even try? You'd go, I can't duplicate 50 million records being sold at once. Just be happy with what I've already given you.

36:04You got 50 million in sales. A woman in Washington state used find my iPhone to save her husband's life. Oh, what happened? It happened last Thursday while he was skiing at a resort, 50 miles east of Seattle. Oh, okay. Michael Harris's wife Penny said she had a bad feeling something wasn't right. He didn't pick up when she called. So she used find my iPhone to see where he was. His iPhone wasn't moving. So she rushed to the resort showed them exactly where he was. And they had to dig him out. He'd been stuck for four hours. He had hypothermia and a broken leg. Oh my God. But she saved his life. That's amazing. I'm snooping on him in her iPhone. That's not snooping. I mean, that's just what's my husband. I understand. But you know, I mean, he's at the resort not picking up. He's skiing. Yeah. Well, I never even called John.

37:04I just look at where he is. I'm like up there, he's on a golf course. Okay. My golf widow ship continues. Oh, he's not around to watch TV shows with you anymore. Or for me to tell all my thoughts too. Right. Oh, our text number is 800, 400, three, six, nine, seven. And Bobby's on the show to read those to you. Vinnie so eloquently told us that humans have the largest breasts. 6.5.0 says our boobs are bigger because of plastic surgery. Oh, yeah. That is true. We can get them if we want really. That made me giggle. That's funny. What was the? It was, that was a Kindle. No, not Kindle. What's Jenner said? My boob order is. Kylie. Oh, Kylie. Yeah. Give the exact CCs. Under the muscle. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, I didn't. This is what I didn't. Here's my doctor's name. 415 says hot take. I could not stand hoody's voice. Yeah, I was never a hoody in the blowfish fan. They're fine. They're, I'm sure all accomplished musicians and,

38:06and hoody himself, Darius Rucker went on. He's a country star. I'm sure he's a nice and a man. I'm sure. Yeah, no thanks. Yeah, I wouldn't like those songs. I thought they sounded formulaic and sappy. But I was too cool for school at that point. Well, that's one of the funny things about Taylor too, is that often when someone has so much success and they're so widely, they get, like, spread everywhere, there's backlash. Usually people go, I don't like them anymore. They're not cool now. Too many people like them. Taylor beats all that back. Taylor, like, wore me down. Because at first, I was like, who cares? Some little country. Check who's doing, like, I'm like, I love some. Some little country. Love songs cute, I guess, whatever. And now I'm like, I love her. I think she's incredible. Yeah, I think the key to her success is she's never gotten over anything in her whole life so she can keep writing about it as she ages. That's important as a songwriter, you know? Discovers new genres to tell the same story.

39:06I love it. Just be broken. Just wear your feelings on your sleeve and write them down on that piece of paper. She's good. And I mean, it's funny because even goofy lyrics, like the eldest daughter of a noble man, whenever I hear that, I'm like, that's dumb. That just, it sounds dumb, I don't, but in general, I think that's a great song. And I guess she sort of had to express that part. And those aren't words that roll easily into a song. Very judgmental of me to feel that way. That's okay. Do you like that line in particular? What, which one was it? The eldest daughter of a noble man. I don't think that eldest daughter theme is my favorite. But the song is a banger. And so it is good. It is, it is good that we do know the dance. I don't know why I had it on my mind, but I was thinking that, you know, how there's always a benefit or whatever situation chip is happening.

40:07Like they, you know how she thinks everything lined up for them. They're numbers, the 13 and the 86 or the 87 or whatever add up to 100. That is kind of crazy. It is crazy. And also the fact that you can squish their names down into Traveler. Like that's, that's fun. What is, what? Like, you know, like, benefit. No, I got you. Traveler. Traveler or, or, or Davis, I guess. Wait, what does that mean? It just like, it actually makes a word sort of. Davis isn't a word. No, Traveler. Oh, what about the other one? Davis? Yeah. No, I would go, if I was them, I would go Traveler. What are you? I don't want to say it kind of rolls out there. Like, Davis is not it. I don't do the people in these relationships refer to themselves in that way. Oh, that's horrible. I mean, we've been named them. Yes, stamped on them. Do you and Christina have a couple's name? We don't. Do you? Justina. Obviously. Do you and Susan? Uh,

41:07Boosin. No. Boosin's fun. Yeah, Boosin is kind of like Boosin. Yeah, Boosin. Oh, I like it. Suzaub. Yeah, I like Boosin better. Boosin. Yeah. And you guys would be. The Stina. That's cute. Yeah. Or. Grin, Grin- Grincent. Grin- Grinshensall Was coming up with a. Christina. Oh god, what's going on with the trash, Sarah? Oh, that Alice ticket trio giveaways happening right after this. Start your day off the right way. Kidding. Wake up. Wake up with Alice. 97.3. Wake up with Alice. 97.3. Wake up with Alice. Wake up with Alice.