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This is a big nineties of Anine production. Welcome to Scott and Sadie's
twenty minute morning show. All right, let's go Welcome to Scott and sadies
twenty minute morning Show. Here's contentreproduced for the iHeartRadio app. Wherever your
download podcast and if you would likeit to share it, subscribe it,
tell your friends and really kind ofsound thirsty about it. That's me to
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you. I taught you the wordthirsty about your words? Did I read
it? One of those things?Said it and you started saying it?
It's fine, I read it oneof those things kids are saying these days.
Deal so that you know we occasionallykids are saying these things. Jills,
What is that all right? Tospeaking of? I have a friend
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that I work with and his wifeis very excited about going to uh the
Greedy Stampede on on Friday night andseeing flow Rider Florida. Oh no,
that she's going to see it.Different show if if you're she's walking in
and she's going to see a bandnamed Florida and it's flow Rida. Of
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course, we do have Tyler Harbardnext week, which is half of Florida
Georgialy, so maybe she thinks thatFlorida is Tyler Harbard, because that way,
she's going to be very surprised atwhat she finds. And and her
the the guy that I work withher her husband said no, that that's
flow Rida. But she keeps tellingher friends she's going to see Florida,
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you know. And we're doing this, Scott. It's the Scott and Sadie
VIP we are thing. And wetalked to the artists in like a little
VIP setting with like twenty people.I don't know what to say to Flow
Florida, mister Ryda, Like,I feel like I can banter with the
best of Um. I don't know, but maybe he'll be the easiest,
(01:57):
coolest one to banter with. Butwhat if he's like, what a flow
writer is hardcore and I'm just someweak beach. Well, we're gonna have
to find out whether these people areopen to questions from the audience, because
you and I will need to havea couple of little nugs, Oh my
god, that we have to exchangewith the big celebrities. I also want
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to kind of. I also thoughtit'd be fun now hear this, to
take it in this direction. Doyou know the Actor's Studio. Remember that
show, The Actor's Studio, TheActor's Studio. I didn't watch. The
guy interviewed all the actors and well, you're not going to get this then,
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But he asked questions like what's yourfavorite curse word? And I just
feel like stuff like that is verylight and fluffy and enjoyable. Yeah,
because your go to used to beboxers or briefs. But Mike, I
have to have one really dumb assquestion too. Oh, don't worry about
that. I'm sure you'll have afew. Scott says it's best not to
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plan, Sadie, just go withwhat pops into your head right away.
I'm like, really, okay,I feel like that's what our boss is
telling me not to do. Butit's just sixteen years of me planning my
own abuse. I'm really in atug of war because preparation is hard.
It is. Yes, I'll googleFlorida. I'm like, wow, for
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oranges, But how'd your family getinto that land Disney World? Like you
have Disney World Florida. What doyou think of that? And mister idiot,
mister Ryder is going to be lookingat choose Oh my god, you
gotta call mister Ride, mister Rider, when you began writing music about apple
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bottom jeans, boots with a fur? What was your inspiration? We need
we need to shut up. TheStampede's got to rethink their decision. They're
like, yeah, that vipater you'reout, get out of here. You're
gonna make everybody mad. Mister Wrighthere, oh you're gonna Oh good,
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you got like some info. Well, let's just do a little quick research
here before you get into what you'reborn September sixteen, nineteen seventy nine,
better known by his stage name flowRida Tremar Lacelle Dillard is his name Tremar
an American questions because you're not goingto be there that night, sadly,
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although I think it would be thefunniest thing in the world to watch Scott
interview flow mister mister Ryder, misterRyder, and he'd be like, no,
it's right up right. Uh areyou learning anything? Shoto album two
thousand and eight's Mail on Sunday reachednumber four in the US. I like
that name for an album. That'sa cool name. The album was succeeded
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by Roots the Only the next year. His subsequent Albums twenty Ten's only one
flow Part one. All right,I want to get down to my favorite,
perhaps my favorite flow writer song.What do they call it? Apple
bottom jeans boots with the fur low? Yeah, shot sham. You want
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to make it so you're there,Shotty. What if you guys became like
best friends and you're like this buttonup guy and it'd be like a funny
sick All this time, I wasthinking I was going to bond with Darius
Rucker and then you meet flow Riderand all of a sudden, you have
so much in common, like thisis so unexpected. I can't be and
you're gonna miss that, and thenI'm gonna have to do that. You
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can become good friends with mister Ryder. I'm okay with that. So anyway,
Big ninety seven nine dot com Andwhen tickets onto our VIP stages,
especially for the flow Ride a concert, so you there's no r it's flow
right. Yeah, you're embarrassing mealready, is why you don't want to
be good. You're not gonna goWhat did you actually want to talk about?
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I mean, we were down arabbit trail there, well you know
how we were talking about. Wewere talking on the air about who.
There was a study done who aperson goes to when they have a secret
to tell? Do you go toyour friends? Do you go to your
family and tell their spouse? Inthere and there? And it's so funny
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that you brought that up, becausethis weekend the constable told me something and
I'm so mad. He told methat a neighbor that we both know did
a lot of coke. Never toldme? Well why first? All right,
so they let's break this down directly, recreationally had cocaine and there earlier
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were young. I don't care.I've made I made when cocaine mistakes,
but I made mistakes early in life. Well I know, I know,
but I'm just saying like, Ican't believe you wouldn't even tell me that.
Why does that? Is that avital piece of information? I feel
like I'd walk in and be like, oh my gosh, let's do it
over. Here's that got the boogersugar in the eighties down his cash down?
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Does that affect how you view ofthis individual? Well, no,
it's not. Doesn't affect in anegative way. But I will say I
always thought this guy was pretty squarethat now I now I'm like, whoa
who would have thought it? Becausehe's like the typical suburban socks and sandals
dudes, and so I'm like,day you I gotta know hang on him,
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Mike's go off. Who is it? I don't know who? I
don't think you've ever met this person. I thought I knew all your friends,
Sadie, Well I don't. Well, this is a neighbor, Okay,
got you. You know I'm notgoing to say who it is.
Well, I wouldn't mean anything tome anyway now, So well I know,
and I don't want to get sused. Is when I first meet him,
I'll say, oh, that's aguy did cocaine? See that's that
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will will follow him around. I'malways shocked when I find out somebody has
a cocaine past, because you neverreally know, Like who did I find
out over the weekend other than theneighbor, And I'm like, what where
do people even find that stuff?I don't even know, Like if somebody
said to me, you gotta getsome cocaine by noon, I'd be like,
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I don't even know to call.I'm on Amazon t cocaine. Yeah,
I wouldn't even know. I've beenoffered at one time, actually,
and it upset. It made mescared, and so someone asked me,
and I got up immediately and Ileft because I was like, oh,
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I don't want any of that nonsense. I was in top forty radio in
the eighties. Are you kidding me? That week? I mean, everybody
had a white mustache except for me. I was that square guy who never
everyone's talking, fast, fast pacedworld we live in, right, folks.
I went into some label suites wherethere was just a big old pile
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on the counter, and I jumpin. I've never tried that. I'm
too weird. I feel like yournose would fall off. And you know,
drugs are bad and in this caseillegal for certain. I'm sure,
yeah, so kids don't do drugs, listen to us, don't. Okay,
I have to go pee really bad. I have to go to the
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bathroom. I feel like it's justlike, well, why do I mean
you knew this was gonna last twentyminutes? I know, but going into
it, I'm like, I'm tryingto like train my bladder to not be
so demanding, because I hate thefeeling of even a tiny bit If I'm
laying in bed at night, andthere's a I have to pee ten percent.
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It's all I can. It's theten percent, and then I'll go
pee and it'll be like dribble,dribble, and I'll be like ah,
and then I'll go lay backed out. So going into this, I'm like,
no, I'm going to train it. It's fine, but I don't
know. So I feel like thisis going on a long time. Segment
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minute Morning Show with Scott and satinga big ninety seven nine production. Okay
segment to Scott Saty's twenty minute morningShow. This is so yes? Is
what you said? Maybe? Isaid yes? No, you said this
is so yes. I said thatyes, I said this is so yes.
Don't you ever tell me that.I don't listen. I said that.
I said what do you what doyou got? And you said this
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is so yes? Oh okay,Well you know what it was. It's
so an exciting thing. It's asad realization that I came to over the
weekend. You come to a lotof sad realization. Did you ever notice
that I also come to positive realizations? But it's a lot of sense.
Well, we don't talk about those. Okay, Well I think you're going
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to agree with me on this becauseI was sitting and I was thinking about
it. For Father's Day weekend,you know, we um we one day
we went to the swimming pool.Yes, and I watched and she's,
you know, at that age nowwhere she could swim on her own,
and so I just sit and watchand just the sheer level of amplified joy
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coming out of this child in water. You can't get me in it.
It's peepye poopy water, you knowwhat, Like you knew you were going
to go. But you're What I'msaying is there are so many things that
I feel used to be cool andfun and they're just not anymore, like
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going to the pool. Or Idon't know, maybe I'm just being negative.
That's what I wanted to talk about. Or here's another one, Scott,
look at me. Yes, Christmas, Yes, I love Christmas.
You love but it's not the wayit was when we were young. Well
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nothing is sadie everything, you know, But that's what I'm saying, it
slowly gets sad, and then you'repaying the bills off months after. You
don't realize that when you're a kidand your parents you open gifts because they're
from Santa What. I don't knowwhat a list. It's pure joy for
you. Literally sleeping literally, no, I'm going to paint a perfect picture.
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Ye love, Here's how it willhappen. Now, I am in
love. But it's a hot dayoutside and the ac is cranked up.
It's called temperature fluctuation, and Iam the betting has just been clean,
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so the sheets are crisp and cool, and my family's gone. I don't
know where they're at. Dark.It's dark, but it's not too dark
because as Scott knows, Scott,why don't I like the dark? Because
you wake up and think you're blind. It's so sad that you know that
about all your paranoise. Everyone,I do have to say about sleeping in
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complete pitch, I'm afraid I'm gonnawake up and oh my god, I'm
lying. No, the room's darkanyway, I shouldn't be around people.
But no, that I was justreminiscing about, like, Wow, I
remember like going to the pool asa kid, yes was just like ours
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of fun, fun and fun andfun, and you'd make a ham sandwich
and damn it, it tasted bettersandwich, every best sand sandwich you've ever
had. And now I'm just likethose noises, all the noises, like
all, well, is there anythingthat you used to like? Okay,
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here's another thing, Eating dairy,drinking alcohol. These are all things that
I used to be pretty pretty solidat. And now it's like I'm dead.
I will die. Yesterday we wentout boating, and you know I
can't drink. I just can't doit. I'll I will just become so
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sick. Monday through Friday I drink. This is god, you want to
talk about our idiosyncracies. Monday throughFriday, I drink black coffee. Then
on Saturdays and Sundays, I havewhat I call weekend coffee. And that's
a splashing milk with a little sweetness. Living on the age. Don't even
ever think your life would be thesecond weekend coffee. Weekend coffee. It's
the best. If I told youI have weekend coffee every day with a
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little splash of milk and some sweeteners. No, it's like that bad sweet
it's like the cream that flavored likeLucky Charms cereals. You're kidding, you
have Lucky Charms cream, you know, I get your dairy, your lactose
intolerant. Well, listen, Iwent for years and years where I just
drink black coffee because well yeah,and I mean I just I kind of
wanted to be that bad bitch that'slike black coffee, you know, because
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girls are always like twenty seven sugarpackets, and that's me. I'm the
girl. But I instead just puta brave face on drink that tire milk.
But what I'm saying is now everyday when I come home from work,
I have weekend coffee. You callit weekend coffee. It could be
everyday coffee if you want. It'sliving too far on the edge. I
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have kind of like hardcore like cowboybuddies, cowboy buddies that I'll go to
breakfast with every now and then they'llcome and you say you want coffee,
Yes, you want anything with that? He'll say a cup bam, And
then Scott feels weird asking for nestafe. This is a little two foamy,
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so the machine needs cleaning. Whatyou want with it? Get out.
Scot's like me too. Saturday.Yeah it was Saturday, So wait,
you got screwed out of one dayof weekend. Sometimes I go meet buddy
for breakfast on Saturday morning and youfeel like too much of a puss.
(17:15):
Puss, get in sugar coffee,I get. Can you put one of
them out thigs in the phone?Yeah? Write my name? No,
I don't do that, I actually, but you know what, here's something
weird or maybe not weird at all, and we're just filling time. But
I love coffee at home. Ido not like I won't go anywhere and
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buy coffee. Not no, Ijust won't. I like pancakes when you
go to a restaurant, you knowwhat I mean? You know what?
I am wicked into these pasts,like maybe six months. When we go
to breakfast, I get a hotchocolate. It is the thickest you you
get a good hot chocolate at likea good break fist place. It's next
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level. Well, how is itdifferent? I wondered? Do you suppose
actually it's thick? I mean becauseI make it at home and it's just
water and powder, you know,So this is like drinking slightly melted chocolate
frosting. You know, so anywaybreakfast they get it named this breakfast place.
Now, what are you going to? Well, you know we love
to go to uh, we loveto go to Doug's Diner. Dogs are
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solid ferns um. You know placeslike that where you're going to get solid
hot chocolate. John Grittle Corner biscuits, grittle biscus. Oh you know what
dogs? You mean? I boughtsome and took them to my dad on
Father's Day with a gift card.So if you were wondering, I am
still top spot in the fam.As I was there, my sister called
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and she was like, hi,Dad, and I'm like, oh,
she's not here, awkward. MyDad's like, I know she brought you
grittle biscuits. Yeah. I'm like, let me just jelly this biscuit.
Why do you talk to her?And She's like, what do you want
for Father's Day? And I'm likeshe has to ask, embarrass and she
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hasn't got it yet. I alreadygot it. It's really so stupid.
But it's like this funny joke thathas never ended with us. My poor
mom. I was like, mother'sdamn. Like here's a TJ Mag's gift
card my dad. It's like,oh, but we're all just girls,
you know, daddy's girls. Where'dyou buy the constable? I actually let
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the kids pick what they thought hewould like, and they picked two shirt
brands that he likes, these likeunder Armor, Nike brands of shirts,
and so they bought him some ofthose. And then they get the you
know, the homemade card and uhbing bang bong, and then we went
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to breakfast. It was good.Well what did you do on Father's Day?
Nothing? Oh you didn't we dothat? What you wanted to do?
Well? I I you know,my relationship with my son is uncomplicated.
My relationship with my father is complicated. But we did go with my
father in law. Uh and uh. David and Carroway went to the club
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and head brunch. There you go. Did you what does Julie get her
dad for Father's Day? He gothim just because truly he's the man that
has everything. Yeah, opio raisincookies made him No raisin cookies and oh
homemade yeah, yeah, gotta gosweet. Thanks for listening to Scott Sadie's
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twenty minute morning show. Thanks forlistening to Scott and Sadie's twenty minute morning
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and Sadie, or at Scott andSadie on Instagram and Twitter
This is a big nineties of Anine production. Welcome to Scott and Sadie's
twenty minute morning show. All right, let's go Welcome to Scott and sadies
twenty minute morning Show. Here's contentreproduced for the iHeartRadio app. Wherever your
download podcast and if you would likeit to share it, subscribe it,
tell your friends and really kind ofsound thirsty about it. That's me to
(00:26):
you. I taught you the wordthirsty about your words? Did I read
it? One of those things?Said it and you started saying it?
It's fine, I read it oneof those things kids are saying these days.
Deal so that you know we occasionallykids are saying these things. Jills,
What is that all right? Tospeaking of? I have a friend
(00:48):
that I work with and his wifeis very excited about going to uh the
Greedy Stampede on on Friday night andseeing flow Rider Florida. Oh no,
that she's going to see it.Different show if if you're she's walking in
and she's going to see a bandnamed Florida and it's flow Rida. Of
(01:10):
course, we do have Tyler Harbardnext week, which is half of Florida
Georgialy, so maybe she thinks thatFlorida is Tyler Harbard, because that way,
she's going to be very surprised atwhat she finds. And and her
the the guy that I work withher her husband said no, that that's
flow Rida. But she keeps tellingher friends she's going to see Florida,
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you know. And we're doing this, Scott. It's the Scott and Sadie
VIP we are thing. And wetalked to the artists in like a little
VIP setting with like twenty people.I don't know what to say to Flow
Florida, mister Ryda, Like,I feel like I can banter with the
best of Um. I don't know, but maybe he'll be the easiest,
(01:57):
coolest one to banter with. Butwhat if he's like, what a flow
writer is hardcore and I'm just someweak beach. Well, we're gonna have
to find out whether these people areopen to questions from the audience, because
you and I will need to havea couple of little nugs, Oh my
god, that we have to exchangewith the big celebrities. I also want
(02:17):
to kind of. I also thoughtit'd be fun now hear this, to
take it in this direction. Doyou know the Actor's Studio. Remember that
show, The Actor's Studio, TheActor's Studio. I didn't watch. The
guy interviewed all the actors and well, you're not going to get this then,
(02:38):
But he asked questions like what's yourfavorite curse word? And I just
feel like stuff like that is verylight and fluffy and enjoyable. Yeah,
because your go to used to beboxers or briefs. But Mike, I
have to have one really dumb assquestion too. Oh, don't worry about
that. I'm sure you'll have afew. Scott says it's best not to
(03:00):
plan, Sadie, just go withwhat pops into your head right away.
I'm like, really, okay,I feel like that's what our boss is
telling me not to do. Butit's just sixteen years of me planning my
own abuse. I'm really in atug of war because preparation is hard.
It is. Yes, I'll googleFlorida. I'm like, wow, for
(03:30):
oranges, But how'd your family getinto that land Disney World? Like you
have Disney World Florida. What doyou think of that? And mister idiot,
mister Ryder is going to be lookingat choose Oh my god, you
gotta call mister Ride, mister Rider, when you began writing music about apple
(03:54):
bottom jeans, boots with a fur? What was your inspiration? We need
we need to shut up. TheStampede's got to rethink their decision. They're
like, yeah, that vipater you'reout, get out of here. You're
gonna make everybody mad. Mister Wrighthere, oh you're gonna Oh good,
(04:17):
you got like some info. Well, let's just do a little quick research
here before you get into what you'reborn September sixteen, nineteen seventy nine,
better known by his stage name flowRida Tremar Lacelle Dillard is his name Tremar
an American questions because you're not goingto be there that night, sadly,
(04:40):
although I think it would be thefunniest thing in the world to watch Scott
interview flow mister mister Ryder, misterRyder, and he'd be like, no,
it's right up right. Uh areyou learning anything? Shoto album two
thousand and eight's Mail on Sunday reachednumber four in the US. I like
that name for an album. That'sa cool name. The album was succeeded
(05:02):
by Roots the Only the next year. His subsequent Albums twenty Ten's only one
flow Part one. All right,I want to get down to my favorite,
perhaps my favorite flow writer song.What do they call it? Apple
bottom jeans boots with the fur low? Yeah, shot sham. You want
(05:27):
to make it so you're there,Shotty. What if you guys became like
best friends and you're like this buttonup guy and it'd be like a funny
sick All this time, I wasthinking I was going to bond with Darius
Rucker and then you meet flow Riderand all of a sudden, you have
so much in common, like thisis so unexpected. I can't be and
you're gonna miss that, and thenI'm gonna have to do that. You
(05:49):
can become good friends with mister Ryder. I'm okay with that. So anyway,
Big ninety seven nine dot com Andwhen tickets onto our VIP stages,
especially for the flow Ride a concert, so you there's no r it's flow
right. Yeah, you're embarrassing mealready, is why you don't want to
be good. You're not gonna goWhat did you actually want to talk about?
(06:10):
I mean, we were down arabbit trail there, well you know
how we were talking about. Wewere talking on the air about who.
There was a study done who aperson goes to when they have a secret
to tell? Do you go toyour friends? Do you go to your
family and tell their spouse? Inthere and there? And it's so funny
(06:30):
that you brought that up, becausethis weekend the constable told me something and
I'm so mad. He told methat a neighbor that we both know did
a lot of coke. Never toldme? Well why first? All right,
so they let's break this down directly, recreationally had cocaine and there earlier
(06:53):
were young. I don't care.I've made I made when cocaine mistakes,
but I made mistakes early in life. Well I know, I know,
but I'm just saying like, Ican't believe you wouldn't even tell me that.
Why does that? Is that avital piece of information? I feel
like I'd walk in and be like, oh my gosh, let's do it
over. Here's that got the boogersugar in the eighties down his cash down?
(07:15):
Does that affect how you view ofthis individual? Well, no,
it's not. Doesn't affect in anegative way. But I will say I
always thought this guy was pretty squarethat now I now I'm like, whoa
who would have thought it? Becausehe's like the typical suburban socks and sandals
dudes, and so I'm like,day you I gotta know hang on him,
(07:36):
Mike's go off. Who is it? I don't know who? I
don't think you've ever met this person. I thought I knew all your friends,
Sadie, Well I don't. Well, this is a neighbor, Okay,
got you. You know I'm notgoing to say who it is.
Well, I wouldn't mean anything tome anyway now, So well I know,
and I don't want to get sused. Is when I first meet him,
I'll say, oh, that's aguy did cocaine? See that's that
(07:58):
will will follow him around. I'malways shocked when I find out somebody has
a cocaine past, because you neverreally know, Like who did I find
out over the weekend other than theneighbor, And I'm like, what where
do people even find that stuff?I don't even know, Like if somebody
said to me, you gotta getsome cocaine by noon, I'd be like,
(08:20):
I don't even know to call.I'm on Amazon t cocaine. Yeah,
I wouldn't even know. I've beenoffered at one time, actually,
and it upset. It made mescared, and so someone asked me,
and I got up immediately and Ileft because I was like, oh,
(08:45):
I don't want any of that nonsense. I was in top forty radio in
the eighties. Are you kidding me? That week? I mean, everybody
had a white mustache except for me. I was that square guy who never
everyone's talking, fast, fast pacedworld we live in, right, folks.
I went into some label suites wherethere was just a big old pile
(09:09):
on the counter, and I jumpin. I've never tried that. I'm
too weird. I feel like yournose would fall off. And you know,
drugs are bad and in this caseillegal for certain. I'm sure,
yeah, so kids don't do drugs, listen to us, don't. Okay,
I have to go pee really bad. I have to go to the
(09:31):
bathroom. I feel like it's justlike, well, why do I mean
you knew this was gonna last twentyminutes? I know, but going into
it, I'm like, I'm tryingto like train my bladder to not be
so demanding, because I hate thefeeling of even a tiny bit If I'm
laying in bed at night, andthere's a I have to pee ten percent.
(09:52):
It's all I can. It's theten percent, and then I'll go
pee and it'll be like dribble,dribble, and I'll be like ah,
and then I'll go lay backed out. So going into this, I'm like,
no, I'm going to train it. It's fine, but I don't
know. So I feel like thisis going on a long time. Segment
two Scott twenty minute morning show insixty seconds. Well, Hi, I'm
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minute Morning Show with Scott and satinga big ninety seven nine production. Okay
segment to Scott Saty's twenty minute morningShow. This is so yes? Is
what you said? Maybe? Isaid yes? No, you said this
is so yes. I said thatyes, I said this is so yes.
Don't you ever tell me that.I don't listen. I said that.
I said what do you what doyou got? And you said this
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is so yes? Oh okay,Well you know what it was. It's
so an exciting thing. It's asad realization that I came to over the
weekend. You come to a lotof sad realization. Did you ever notice
that I also come to positive realizations? But it's a lot of sense.
Well, we don't talk about those. Okay, Well I think you're going
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to agree with me on this becauseI was sitting and I was thinking about
it. For Father's Day weekend,you know, we um we one day
we went to the swimming pool.Yes, and I watched and she's,
you know, at that age nowwhere she could swim on her own,
and so I just sit and watchand just the sheer level of amplified joy
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coming out of this child in water. You can't get me in it.
It's peepye poopy water, you knowwhat, Like you knew you were going
to go. But you're What I'msaying is there are so many things that
I feel used to be cool andfun and they're just not anymore, like
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going to the pool. Or Idon't know, maybe I'm just being negative.
That's what I wanted to talk about. Or here's another one, Scott,
look at me. Yes, Christmas, Yes, I love Christmas.
You love but it's not the wayit was when we were young. Well
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nothing is sadie everything, you know, But that's what I'm saying, it
slowly gets sad, and then you'repaying the bills off months after. You
don't realize that when you're a kidand your parents you open gifts because they're
from Santa What. I don't knowwhat a list. It's pure joy for
you. Literally sleeping literally, no, I'm going to paint a perfect picture.
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Ye love, Here's how it willhappen. Now, I am in
love. But it's a hot dayoutside and the ac is cranked up.
It's called temperature fluctuation, and Iam the betting has just been clean,
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so the sheets are crisp and cool, and my family's gone. I don't
know where they're at. Dark.It's dark, but it's not too dark
because as Scott knows, Scott,why don't I like the dark? Because
you wake up and think you're blind. It's so sad that you know that
about all your paranoise. Everyone,I do have to say about sleeping in
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complete pitch, I'm afraid I'm gonnawake up and oh my god, I'm
lying. No, the room's darkanyway, I shouldn't be around people.
But no, that I was justreminiscing about, like, Wow, I
remember like going to the pool asa kid, yes was just like ours
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of fun, fun and fun andfun, and you'd make a ham sandwich
and damn it, it tasted bettersandwich, every best sand sandwich you've ever
had. And now I'm just likethose noises, all the noises, like
all, well, is there anythingthat you used to like? Okay,
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here's another thing, Eating dairy,drinking alcohol. These are all things that
I used to be pretty pretty solidat. And now it's like I'm dead.
I will die. Yesterday we wentout boating, and you know I
can't drink. I just can't doit. I'll I will just become so
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sick. Monday through Friday I drink. This is god, you want to
talk about our idiosyncracies. Monday throughFriday, I drink black coffee. Then
on Saturdays and Sundays, I havewhat I call weekend coffee. And that's
a splashing milk with a little sweetness. Living on the age. Don't even
ever think your life would be thesecond weekend coffee. Weekend coffee. It's
the best. If I told youI have weekend coffee every day with a
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little splash of milk and some sweeteners. No, it's like that bad sweet
it's like the cream that flavored likeLucky Charms cereals. You're kidding, you
have Lucky Charms cream, you know, I get your dairy, your lactose
intolerant. Well, listen, Iwent for years and years where I just
drink black coffee because well yeah,and I mean I just I kind of
wanted to be that bad bitch that'slike black coffee, you know, because
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girls are always like twenty seven sugarpackets, and that's me. I'm the
girl. But I instead just puta brave face on drink that tire milk.
But what I'm saying is now everyday when I come home from work,
I have weekend coffee. You callit weekend coffee. It could be
everyday coffee if you want. It'sliving too far on the edge. I
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have kind of like hardcore like cowboybuddies, cowboy buddies that I'll go to
breakfast with every now and then they'llcome and you say you want coffee,
Yes, you want anything with that? He'll say a cup bam, And
then Scott feels weird asking for nestafe. This is a little two foamy,
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so the machine needs cleaning. Whatyou want with it? Get out.
Scot's like me too. Saturday.Yeah it was Saturday, So wait,
you got screwed out of one dayof weekend. Sometimes I go meet buddy
for breakfast on Saturday morning and youfeel like too much of a puss.
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Puss, get in sugar coffee,I get. Can you put one of
them out thigs in the phone?Yeah? Write my name? No,
I don't do that, I actually, but you know what, here's something
weird or maybe not weird at all, and we're just filling time. But
I love coffee at home. Ido not like I won't go anywhere and
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buy coffee. Not no, Ijust won't. I like pancakes when you
go to a restaurant, you knowwhat I mean? You know what?
I am wicked into these pasts,like maybe six months. When we go
to breakfast, I get a hotchocolate. It is the thickest you you
get a good hot chocolate at likea good break fist place. It's next
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level. Well, how is itdifferent? I wondered? Do you suppose
actually it's thick? I mean becauseI make it at home and it's just
water and powder, you know,So this is like drinking slightly melted chocolate
frosting. You know, so anywaybreakfast they get it named this breakfast place.
Now, what are you going to? Well, you know we love
to go to uh, we loveto go to Doug's Diner. Dogs are
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solid ferns um. You know placeslike that where you're going to get solid
hot chocolate. John Grittle Corner biscuits, grittle biscus. Oh you know what
dogs? You mean? I boughtsome and took them to my dad on
Father's Day with a gift card.So if you were wondering, I am
still top spot in the fam.As I was there, my sister called
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and she was like, hi,Dad, and I'm like, oh,
she's not here, awkward. MyDad's like, I know she brought you
grittle biscuits. Yeah. I'm like, let me just jelly this biscuit.
Why do you talk to her?And She's like, what do you want
for Father's Day? And I'm likeshe has to ask, embarrass and she
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hasn't got it yet. I alreadygot it. It's really so stupid.
But it's like this funny joke thathas never ended with us. My poor
mom. I was like, mother'sdamn. Like here's a TJ Mag's gift
card my dad. It's like,oh, but we're all just girls,
you know, daddy's girls. Where'dyou buy the constable? I actually let
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the kids pick what they thought hewould like, and they picked two shirt
brands that he likes, these likeunder Armor, Nike brands of shirts,
and so they bought him some ofthose. And then they get the you
know, the homemade card and uhbing bang bong, and then we went
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to breakfast. It was good.Well what did you do on Father's Day?
Nothing? Oh you didn't we dothat? What you wanted to do?
Well? I I you know,my relationship with my son is uncomplicated.
My relationship with my father is complicated. But we did go with my
father in law. Uh and uh. David and Carroway went to the club
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and head brunch. There you go. Did you what does Julie get her
dad for Father's Day? He gothim just because truly he's the man that
has everything. Yeah, opio raisincookies made him No raisin cookies and oh
homemade yeah, yeah, gotta gosweet. Thanks for listening to Scott Sadie's
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twenty minute morning show. Thanks forlistening to Scott and Sadie's twenty minute morning
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