April 2, 2025 • 44 mins
QUESTION DU JOUR: Stinky Smells You Secretly Enjoy?
TRENDING: Gen Z'ers Say: One Tell That Someone Is Old Is . . . Their Email Address
BETCHA DIDN'T KNOW: We call actors' parts "roles" because in the 17th century in France, they'd get their scripts on rolls of paper.
WEDNESDAY MORNING MORON AWARD: A Fake Trucking Company in Tennessee Stole 80,000 Pounds of Meat Worth $350,000
8 O'CLOCK TALK: A Poll Asked People If Money Could Buy Happiness . . . Health . . .Intelligence . . . and a Sense of Humor
ONE MORE THING: The 10 Best April Fools' Stunts Brands Pulled This Year
Originally Aired: Wednesday, April 2nd, 2025
TRENDING: Gen Z'ers Say: One Tell That Someone Is Old Is . . . Their Email Address
BETCHA DIDN'T KNOW: We call actors' parts "roles" because in the 17th century in France, they'd get their scripts on rolls of paper.
WEDNESDAY MORNING MORON AWARD: A Fake Trucking Company in Tennessee Stole 80,000 Pounds of Meat Worth $350,000
8 O'CLOCK TALK: A Poll Asked People If Money Could Buy Happiness . . . Health . . .Intelligence . . . and a Sense of Humor
ONE MORE THING: The 10 Best April Fools' Stunts Brands Pulled This Year
Originally Aired: Wednesday, April 2nd, 2025
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
It's the Trevor d Mini Morning Show.
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XCEL ninety three, kk XL XCEL ninety three, Grand Forks
in Morning. Welcome to April Seconds, April second, Major Nets
the holidays Today.
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No Peanut Butter and Jelly Day. I know you love
peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
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National Peanut Butter and Jelly Dad.
Speaker 1 (00:28):
Is Peanut Butter and Jelly. Thyme Peanut Butter is Meet
Joe Today. It's time for the PB and J to shine.
Speaker 4 (00:34):
Peanut Jelly, the Perfect PEB and Jay Hoppy National Peanut
Butter and Jelly Day showtun what's.
Speaker 1 (00:43):
Weather advisory to tell you about? Siple tents of an
inch of snow falling so far in the Grand Ports area.
I honestly have no idea how they measure when it
melts on contact like yesterday, widening up a little bits,
but it definitely could be worse. I'll tell you about
the Cheers Young Adventure Winning coming up here after we
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get through your forecast. What's your weather advisory through seven pm?
Snow patchy, blowing snow thirty six and breezy today East
winds got to thirty miles an hour. One to two
inches of accumulation possible, so hopefully mild enough so things
aren't really icy out there. Snow likely this evening, mostly cloudy,
steady temperatures around thirty six. The melting shall continue. Thursday
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will melt off most if not all of it. Tomorrow,
mostly cloudy forty two, chance of rain and snow again Friday,
most to cloudy forty two are high on Friday and Saturday,
sunshine forty two end of the ten day. The last
three days temperatures in the sixties. So finally some real
spring in sights. I know we've been patient to patients,
but we need to be a little more patient. Snow
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right now thirty one downtown Grand for it. Just just
be careful. I know it's April, guys. Happy National Peanut
Butter and Jelly Day. Always a good day for a
PP and J as an adult. Is PB and J
still your go to sandwich? Yes? In all caps. Once
a week I will make those. I throw it in
my throwback Thursday lunchbox. Thank you very much, and do
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I love to have conversations with myself International Children's Book Day.
I was a great Day to encourage kids to read.
I do not like it in a box. I do
not like it with a fox. I do not like
green eggs and ham. Is there a better kid's book?
National DIY Day, good day to do it yourself? Are
you serious? Do it yourself? For we ever really botched
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a project because you insisted on doing it yourself? Oh?
I wish I had DIY skills. At least there's YouTube
right for the rest of us. National Walking Day. Take
a walk good for your body and mind and I'll
put you into good headspace. In April when there's big
snowflakes coming down, but it's walking day. She should melt
off when the sun, even with the sun penetrating through
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the clouds this time of year, should do a lot
of melting. International Fact Checking Day, good day to be accurate.
And that's a fact. World Autism will wareess Days here
data spread kindness and awareness of autism. A National Ferret Day.
They have a non traditional patent. Hello to all of
you ferrets listening on the iHeartRadio app. Well today we
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have in the winning department busy Grand Forks area. The
next month here North d Got's very own David Snyder
Tickles the Ivories at the Empire this Friday night. The
piano says it better reimagined. I've got your tickets, chance
to win a couple songs here. You're into the dogs
like me? Mutskon Nuts of the Chester Fritz Tuesday, April eighth.
Pendleton Whiskey Blosting Tour Rodeo comes to the Elever Center
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of Friday April eleventh. We've got your tickets and the
Toughest Monster Truck Tour at the Elever Center April nineteenth.
Choose your on adventure winning coming up. I think we'll
do a game for monster truck tickets next hour as well.
But first things first. But here's what you missed. If
you want to call it today a highlight the highlights?
How are you read.
Speaker 3 (03:55):
TV?
Speaker 2 (03:55):
The entertainment world and whatever? Here's what you missed on
Excel ninety three.
Speaker 1 (04:01):
You could be my wing man anytime. Oh, you can
be mine. You know the first one. I really rallied
hard for him to make the movie. You're Everyone's problem
and the kind of talent that he has, and you
see that scene is very special. This is very special.
Val Kilmer dying yesterday at sixty five years old. He's
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been battling throat cancer since twenty sixteen. He's starting dozens
of movies, including both Top Gun movies. You heard his
classic many classic lines on the movie, one of them
iceman trading blows and jabs and zingers of Tom Cruise
from the nineteen ninety Excuse Me eighty six original, then
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Tom Cruise talking about how strongly he felt about getting
Vound back in the twenty twenty two sequel Top Gun
Man Wick. It definitely was a moment when Valk started
as Jim Morrison to the Doors movie. He did an
excellent job doing all the singing. Now I'm not a
big of the Door fan, but you can tell when
a character is really all in for a movie. Here
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is a scene where they were rehearsing what would become
the band's first single, you.
Speaker 5 (05:12):
Know Today, Destroy the Night ninety Divide the Day, Break, Alt.
Speaker 1 (05:22):
To the Other Time, Gray, Halt, Halt. It came out
back in nineteen ninety one and was directed by Oliver Stone.
Guaranteed going to get a lot of views this week,
but superstar Val Kilmore passing away yesterday. His daughter announced
he died of pneumonia at age sixty five. Let's get
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into a question of the day. Today had to pay
respects to maw. Yeah, it smells like it's time for
a question of the day, and I simply pose this
question to you. Guys, feel free to give me multiple answers.
Stinky smells you've secretly enjoyed, still enjoy to the day.
Olivia says, old books. There is something about old books, right,
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just have that certain scent to them. I don't know
about you. I not that I read all the time,
but I do enjoy reading off paper overscreen because we
just stare at screens too much. I've got a screen
to the left of me, a screen to the my right,
actually two screens left me, one dead center phone sitting
here too, so I can see five screens right now. Plus,
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if you're on vacation, a book, I just think it
adds the atmosphere of the pool that's in front of you,
the beach that you're looking at. You're at the lake
at a real book. That's me, that's me. I knew
this answer was going to be popular. Nicole saying gasoline.
Never realize you know, I'm not sure if I put
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deodor in to today. I'm just gonna as I'm filling
my tank and myself a little quick little splash. Don't
do that either, I know badly. It stinks up the car.
That's the problem when you get inside the car. But
I do try to fill my tank is as full
as I possibly can, and sometimes it will incidentally splash out.
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You know, some hoses are easier to do delicate, delicately
than other hoses. All hoses aren't created equally. Oh, Sammy
says sharp pie. Yes, people love the markers, sniffing markers.
I really blame the markers that. I think they still
make them that smell like different flavors. When there was
the red one that smelled like strawberry. Because now you
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smell every marker, hoping it smells like fruit. Waiteboard markers.
They different than regular sharpies. Oh, new Tires, that's a
good answer too, Thank you, Nancy new Tires. Sticky smells
you secretly enjoy. Do a couple more here. Danna says
dish soap. I love the smell of dish soheall, it
just smells clean. No matter what's going on in the
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room you're in. Your house could be a disaster, but
you've got the dish soap especially I think with war
water triggers, the smell even better than than cold water.
Doesn't soap lacy going leather shoes, a leather, leather, anything
is a great smell. It doesn't have to be a
terrible smell. Stinky smells you secretly enjoy. Excel three Hello, well, hey, hey,
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good day. Who is this? Kelsey? Chelsea, Kelsey yep. Question
of the day. What stinky smells do you secretly enjoy.
Speaker 3 (08:28):
A lot of people find going out in barn gross.
But that's what my horses are, the barn and the barn. Sorry,
I'm gonna score.
Speaker 1 (08:36):
It's really bad. Did you say bar or barn.
Speaker 3 (08:41):
Like where my horses are.
Speaker 1 (08:44):
So if they sold barn air fresheners, you'd put one
in your car. It's a lot easier than stuffing a
horse in the back seat to get that smell. I mean,
I've done that so well on rabis guys, gift card
for you and I can get you to David Snyder
the piano says it better we imagined. That's at the
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Empire on Friday. Maybe you want to go to a
Mutska nuts the Chester Fritz Tuesday, But what would you like?
Speaker 3 (09:14):
You don't have any more rodeo ticket I will have.
Speaker 1 (09:17):
In the in the near future. Okay, if you want
to just hold your cards and wait, I'll have more
rodeo tickets the rest of this next week. But I
don't right now.
Speaker 3 (09:28):
Okay, I could get both later, you can.
Speaker 1 (09:34):
Okay, I can get you Ramus gift card for now
if you like. Oh, you know what, I'm going to
send you to the rodeo. Let's get you to the rodeo.
It sounds like you just want to go there to
smell the animals.
Speaker 3 (09:52):
I may to take up our alley.
Speaker 1 (09:55):
Oh just doesn't matter where you're sitting. You will get
that lovely smell the bulls and nine more sleeps. What't
your Rumbus guy's gift card too? Hopefully you like to
smell of some delicious pizza? What sneaks?
Speaker 2 (10:06):
All right?
Speaker 1 (10:07):
Back? Good, good, I'm glad there's see. I know I'm
not a normal, but I enjoy talking with others. It
makes me feel a little better. There's no way wherever
everyone else doesn't have to be a certain way. You me,
we can be the way we are. You're going to
the rodeo to smell animals. If you can tell me
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what station's proud to be your Pendulton Whiskey Vosity Tour
Rodeo connection. Well, there's technical a station you're listening to. Oh,
fascinating smells seven O one seven six ninety three ninety three.
Question of the day today, What stinky smell do you
secretly enjoy? Doesn't necessarily have to be like a like garbage,
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stinky smell that you secretly enjoy. Keep your answers, Come
and choose your own. I sure, two minutes here, we're
gonna we're going to do some chooe you own adventure winning.
Speaker 3 (11:03):
Oh.
Speaker 1 (11:03):
I like the smell of chlorine. Chloe says chlorine, especially
the public pools that just dump bucket by bucket by
bucket in. I know it's not good for your eyes,
not good for your brain, but it just smells so
clean too. Hair spray kind of going hair spray now,
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that's it kind of depends some hairspray. All hairspray is
not created equally. There's some terrible smelling hairspray. There's some
stuff that smells like flowers and plants. I see why
hairspray has been represented, but it's I wouldn't go all
hair spray here. It's not my top ten here. If
you want to make a top ten of sticky smells
you secretly enjoy, be going pencil dust. Pencil dust. I'm
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trying to think last time I saw a pencil sharpener
to make pencil dust, but it's got the lead slash
would smell to it. Never throw pencils in your fireplace.
Probably shouldn't be doing that. I don't have a fireplace.
Well I do. It's a it's a plug in with
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a little remote control button, but I can't put pencils
in there. Ooh, this is one of my least favorite smells.
Just reading this and thinking about this, I have an
insta headache. Francis saying freshly laid tar. I can't smell tar.
It's insta headache. But hey, you enjoy that. Great. We've
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talked about jobs that I could never do. That would
be one of them, for sure. Never mind me, I
don't have the skills to do it. A Lisa saying
gasoline and skunk. Don't ask a gasoline on a skunk.
I am asking Alisa Cord likes to beat plant. Yeah,
that's a I would say ninety nine out of one
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hundred of us don't like the smell coming off the
beat plant, but core you be you. You can be that.
And one of the most popular answers so far has
been the gasoline Thank you Jenna for bombing in with
that gen zers judging us. This is how they tell
we're old. We're going to focus on our email addresses together.
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Next Excel Nutty.
Speaker 3 (13:21):
Three, Hello my collar nine?
Speaker 1 (13:23):
Well, hey, hey you are indeed? What's your name? Yaka Jessica?
Speaker 2 (13:32):
What or.
Speaker 1 (13:36):
What stinky smell do you secretly enjoy or smells? I
like light thought because.
Speaker 3 (13:41):
When I clean my house, loot along my whole hose,
I kind.
Speaker 1 (13:45):
Of like the just soap. In general, it doesn't matter
how much of a disaster is going on behind you,
what it looks like, how many bombs may have gone off.
But if you smell the clean products, you're mentally thinking
it's a lot cleaner than it really is. Right, Yeah,
I like the I like light salt. It's got to
be the lemon fresh Life sol though.
Speaker 3 (14:07):
Yeah, I just like I don't like I don't even
eat lemons or lemon water, but I just like the
vice sauce and I love the lemons.
Speaker 1 (14:14):
But I know I'm weird. You're not weird. I think
that's normal. Oh okay, you're floating through your house off
a nice you haven't sniffed too much light soil that
you're actually floating, you know what I mean? Yeah, your
mind is in a good place, Jessica. Your mind's are lemons,
and the lemons on your mind laid back?
Speaker 2 (14:35):
Yeap?
Speaker 1 (14:36):
What do we want to do here? I can get
you have three choices. Tickets to David Snyder the piano
says it better reimagined at the Empire this Friday night.
Can get you a mutskun nuts at the Chester Printz
next Tuesday, or the Pendlton Whiskey Velosty to a rodeo
at the Aleris next Friday. Oh, I was hoping it
was a loss of chouk those are next hour. Oh,
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let's do it the.
Speaker 3 (15:01):
Rodo.
Speaker 1 (15:01):
Let's get you to the rodeo. Have you been before? Yes,
they're a lot of fun. Won't be your first rodeo
in nine more sleeps? Okay, what station's proud to be?
Or Pendleton Whiskey I've lost me to a rodeo connection
am trending testag trending on Excelled nightty three Being judged
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by the younger generations. Am I right, gen Z, I'm
looking at you today because you guys are trending. Good
for you. So people go to great lengths to appear
younger than they are, but they're missing one big tell
their email address. Let me explain here. According to a report,
gen Z professionals are using email against the coworker's age.
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It's not the body of the message, not even the
decision to use email in the first place, the actual address,
assuming it's a personal account. I kind of thought when
I started the story was going to be those who use,
you know, stuff that came out a thousand years ago,
the hotmails. I do have one of those, the Yahoo's
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stuff that's been out for a long time. The problem is, though,
it's once you've got everything coming to one address and
stuff change. I think you got to change it with everything.
So I think I've got a good system now all
the junk stuff goes there, and I've got a personally
email address. Of course the work one too. All right
off the hoff the soapbox here, one young person says.
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If someone has a Gmail handle, so they're pinpointing Gmail
here with just their name, no additional letters and numbers,
they probably claim that addresser early on, meaning they're likely
over the hill a little bit, but not too old.
There are also real old schoolers who finally caved at
some point over the past few years and got an
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email account, and they're in the same boat as the
younger workers. Accept instead of Gmail, their domain is earthlink,
dot net or their cable company, which they still have.
But gen Z professionals apparently using email to guess their
coworker's age. Again the idea, if your email is your name,
no other letters or numbers, you must be old enough
to have gotten it early on. I think they're better
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than us. Gen Z one tell that someone's old email addresses.
You can't change the old ones. It's way too much work.
It's trending, though. Everything I shared with you is up
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good morning, good morning, treasor to the d what's going down? Oh,
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just just enjoying our Christmasy April, all the seasons right,
all them in my mind. I'm still just trying to
preach myself. It could be worse. Do you want to
go back in time with me? Two years? Quickly? It
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was April something or other. We had a big like
not snowstorm, one to two inches of went stuff, but
like an eight inchure that it was the one or
only time. I couldn't make it into work. So I
did my show from the kitchen, but it was still
like April. Something got done with a shell, a couple
other work related things. I had to go out and
move the snow. I went to start my snowblower. I
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pulled them the string and the string ripped right off.
Speaker 3 (18:42):
Oh, because you're so muscular.
Speaker 1 (18:44):
I'm sure that's what it was. It has nothing to
do with the string was weak. But at that point
I was ready to get the heck out of here,
had had enough. It could be worse. I come down
with the neighbor, fixed the snowblower. Deal for me and
summer of that year two.
Speaker 3 (19:03):
I'm still perplexed that the ant are really hardy back
because it seem worse. But it was the eight inches.
Speaker 1 (19:10):
I really don't know how many inches it was, way
more though it was. It was a storm storm, storm storm,
knock on wood.
Speaker 3 (19:18):
We could I've heard it could be in the seventies
next week.
Speaker 1 (19:21):
I don't know if I saw my ten day. The
three days at the end of the ten day are
on the sixties. So we're gonna smile about that. This
is me tomorrow.
Speaker 3 (19:31):
Yeah, just in time for some money pods. That's all.
Speaker 1 (19:34):
That's all. That's all. Mother nature is.
Speaker 3 (19:35):
Kind of tinkling with us right now. I'm just going
to keep it a little. It's moist enough. If I
can use that word here this morning, use enough. Yeah, yeah,
so yeah, good probing it.
Speaker 1 (19:48):
I will be using my golf clubs outside within the
next ten days. I keep telling myself that your.
Speaker 3 (19:56):
Homemade s georts are going to be out. That's what
we're worried about.
Speaker 1 (19:59):
I can't wait. Leg's got a little sunshine, and in Cancuns,
they're not white white good.
Speaker 3 (20:05):
That's what you knew, A good base. It's all about
the base it is.
Speaker 1 (20:11):
Our good friend Megan Trainer taught us that. Yeah, well,
do you want to talk facts, buying and selling? And
I'll hit you with my smelly question of the day today.
I'm ready for it. Random facts? Betch did know? Cleopatra
was not actually Egyptian She was the last pharaoh of Egypt,
but ethnically she was a Macedonian Greek, believed to have
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descended from one of Alexander the Great's generals. They did
a like a twenty three in med DNA test or
something like that. Wow, yeah, I didn't learn that in
history class.
Speaker 3 (20:49):
No, no, And I'm glad we found out before twenty three.
Speaker 1 (20:51):
And me went, so, all right, let's get the morbid
one out of the way. Laura Bush, Matthew Broad, Keith Moon,
Rebecca Gayheart, Caitlin Jenner, Brandy Vince, Neil, Venus Williams, and
Howard Hughes have one thing in common.
Speaker 3 (21:09):
They're all gonna die.
Speaker 1 (21:13):
Well, I guess that's a fact. They also have never
been in my kitchens. That's another fact. But the fact
I've got for you there people who have all killed
someone in a car accident, all of them.
Speaker 3 (21:25):
Wow.
Speaker 1 (21:26):
Yeah, see I'm not the happiest fact today. Caitlin Jenner
on the list too. Wow, moving on, Yeah, let's move
right on here. Hurricanes, at least in our part of
the world, we don't deal with hurricanes. They spend counterclockwise
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in the northern hemisphere and clockwise in the southern hemisphere
because of a phenomenon called Coriolas effect. The Coriola's effect
you got to do with the planet and things just
different south to north. But we don't have to deal
with either one of them, so we we can be
happy with our big white snowflakes on an April second day.
Speaker 3 (22:07):
Right, Yeah, have you just came into my head when
you said that? Tell me the muppets, like when you
said phenomenon, I said phenomenon, phenomenon. I know that's not
what they're saying, but all I could think of was phenomenon.
Speaker 1 (22:21):
It's time to put on makeup, It's time we all placed.
Yes we are Tuesday, It's tangent Tuesday. There's no excuse
on Wednesday. You and I need to focus here.
Speaker 3 (22:32):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (22:32):
Sorry, bet you didn't know. The germ gypsy was created
because people thought they were from Egypt. They weren't. They
were actually from northern India. Gypsy'son Cleopatra, not Egyptian. Oh
and finally, we call actors parts roles because in the
seventeenth century in France they'd get their scripts on rolls
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of paper. Those were their rolls. Oh unique, Hey, that's
a nice one, dan On it is. That's a that's
the more you know, the more.
Speaker 3 (23:03):
You know phenomenon at a little.
Speaker 1 (23:07):
Phenomenon buying and selling. What are we talking about today,
Courtney Trevity.
Speaker 3 (23:13):
I've had a few people asked me when is the
sweet spot time of year to sell your house?
Speaker 1 (23:19):
You know, I've always wondered that it is. Yeah, you
think you're going to is one?
Speaker 3 (23:24):
I tell you today you're ready for this?
Speaker 1 (23:26):
Should I sit down? I'll set myself down and take
a seat.
Speaker 3 (23:30):
April second, today, Yeah, today's today today?
Speaker 2 (23:35):
Yep.
Speaker 3 (23:36):
If you're looking for that sweet spot really in our market.
And it's interesting too, because people move here from different
states and say, like, your market is just interesting, isn't it?
And we have a lack of inventory. I think there's
right now only about I want to say, now, my
brain's going to fail me. Either seventy or ninety homes
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on the market. Wow, it's like statistics yesterday be sold
or ninety fild I think seventy sold and get ninety left.
So we need more homes on the market. And people think, well,
I'm going to wait till the weather warms up and
it can spring, and honestly, that could mean that there's
going to be more homes coming on because everybody thinks
so right now, it's an amazing time to get your
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house on the market. It doesn't have to be perfect,
you don't need to do big projects. A lot of
times people are going to want to come in and
they're going to want to put their own paint color on,
or change the fluorine or do some of those things.
And so investing a ton of money into it to
get it perfect to get it on the market is
not how we as necessary. I always hear a good
bee clutter and clean goes a long way. So if
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you're thinking, well, I was going to wait until, you know,
until June, until the sun is shining and my flowers
have come up, now it's also a wonderful time and
so happy to talk through that with you. And we
can kind of get your ducks in a row if
you will line them up, line them up. Today is
a great day. It's snowing out today. Those ducks are
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not busy.
Speaker 1 (25:02):
Well they're not.
Speaker 3 (25:04):
Let's get them going. So if you have questions, you
can find me on the social that grand city's living.
You can give me a holler seven zero one five
eight zero two zero two four. Or if you have
questions about phenomenon, you can find my broker at xperialty
dot com.
Speaker 1 (25:23):
Courtney. I've got all the Courtney's contact info too. Feel
free to hit me up and on gladly slide it
your way. Let me get you the question of the
day here before people contact you to get rid of
our homes, get those off the market today. What stinky
smells do you secretly enjoy?
Speaker 3 (25:41):
You know, I piqued at this question, and I just like, guys,
I don't know if there's anything I want stinky, But
like I don't mind the smell of rubbing alcohol because
I like use it to clean my phone a lot.
Does it?
Speaker 1 (25:52):
I don't know, Like that doesn't like garbage stinky, Just
it gives off the odor, doesn't that odor?
Speaker 3 (26:00):
Yeah, like rubbing alcohol for me because it's like, oh
it's getting really clean.
Speaker 1 (26:04):
So yeah, you're saying alcohol today.
Speaker 3 (26:06):
Well, yeah, see the rubbing, especially rubbing alcoholics. If you
ever clean a phone screen previty, get those little alcohol
pads and just clean it off.
Speaker 1 (26:17):
I've also seen, and you've had dogs in your life
and still have dogs in your life. Puppy breath for
an answer, And to me, I mean, does the puppy
have to be two weeks old to have good breath?
Because I could brush my dog's teeth as off as
I brush my teeth, and it seems like he still
needs to get his teeth brushed.
Speaker 3 (26:33):
Oh my gosh, I love puppy breath. And then I
don't know if we don't have it.
Speaker 1 (26:37):
But freedom feet, I've heard freedom feet too.
Speaker 3 (26:41):
Have you have freedom feet?
Speaker 1 (26:42):
HET's got. I'm going to go home and smell as
my feet because we'll go for a little walk this
afternoon and the slushy slop outside, I'm sure the moistness
outside to use your word, yeah, well pill it first
extract the smell of freedo feed. So I look forward
to going home today.
Speaker 3 (27:00):
Smell it. Smell it before you go on the walk
so it doesn't get mixed up anything you know, they
don't want like chili cheese for feet. You just want feet.
Speaker 1 (27:07):
Okay, so right away they don't need to be wet.
Speaker 3 (27:10):
No oh no, no, you just when he's lounging on
the couch next you just lean over and.
Speaker 1 (27:16):
He sticks his head in my face all the time, doesn't.
Speaker 3 (27:19):
Yeah, yep, puppy breath and freedo feet nothing better.
Speaker 1 (27:23):
Good answer, coordinat. I think that's worthy of another. Yet
the more you know sound effect?
Speaker 3 (27:28):
Yeah yeah, yeah, good well gosh not stinks. So if
anyone thinks so we can't be friends?
Speaker 1 (27:35):
Did we do her again in a week?
Speaker 3 (27:37):
I cannot wait. Next week, maybe we'll be uh sunshiny
getting our little inflatable pools up.
Speaker 1 (27:43):
We'll do it live from the parking lot.
Speaker 3 (27:45):
Oh fun, can't wait.
Speaker 1 (27:46):
Spring party, Bruise Logan the XP Realty Grand City's Living.
Always a pleasure to have you on the show, and
I look forward to visiting again. Seven more sleeps.
Speaker 3 (27:55):
I can't wait. Trevor, have a great day.
Speaker 2 (28:01):
Let me put it this way your Wednesday morning, moren awards,
more on an Excel ninety three.
Speaker 1 (28:09):
Welcome Tennessee to the party yesterday and they're back again today.
So if you're at a pawn shop in the middle
of the country, and there's an entire meat department. This
might explain it. A fake trucking company stole eighty thousand
pounds of beef from a Tennessee meatpacking plant last week.
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And if that sounds like a lot, well it is
a lot. To the authority say it was worth around
three hundred and fifty thousand dollars. The meats were supposed
to go to customers for the shipping coordinator subcontracted and
out to a company called List Trucking Sales, which was
not a legit business. Nobody checked out the drivers who
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picked it up either sink there with the thieves plan
to do with all meats be a little suspicious. If
you know, there's like vegetable stands on the sides of highways.
If there was a meat stand by meat out of
someone's trunk, not clear, Not clear. The meat hasn't been
found yet either. It seems like there's a black market
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for everything though these days, and with the price of
meat right now, I guess I can get it. There's
probably a good chance the meat has already been sold
off to somebody. After all, this auld being an elaborate
scheme to pull off without having a plan for the
meat ahead a time right fake trucking company is still
eighty pounds of beef from a Tennessee meat packing plant
last week, worth around three hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
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Authorities still looking for the thieves and the meat because
they can sell it to the Fares Fair season week
coming soon. Anything can go in the deep fryer, but
for now we'll send it the ship and coordinator before
we can get it to these thieves and they get
tracked down the Wednesday morning More on Awards. Second day
in a Road to Tennessee.
Speaker 2 (29:53):
Less this KKXL XCEL ninety three Grand Forks Heart Radio
Stations Morning. Welcome to April seconds, April second, major national
holiday today.
Speaker 1 (30:08):
That's no Peanut Butter and Jelly Day. I know you
love peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
Speaker 3 (30:12):
National Peanut Butter and Jelly.
Speaker 4 (30:13):
Dad is peanut butter and jelly Thyme, Peanut butter is
meat Joey Day.
Speaker 3 (30:17):
It's time for the peb and Jay to shine.
Speaker 4 (30:20):
Peanut jelly the perfect peeb and Jay Coppy National Peanut
Butter and Jelly Day.
Speaker 1 (30:26):
Showtime Ato two Excel Mandy three went to Weather Advice
for to tell you about before I tell you how
you can win some toughest monster truck to our tickets
and pit passes. Snow, peachy, blowing snow, thirty six, breezy
east winds guts to thirty miles an hour. That's ero
point two inches of snow falling on how they measure
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when it smelts on contact. But that's what fell yesterday.
I know we've had more since overnights, and from out
the four dot COM's kind of been on and off
snow showery. There's some white grass and rooftops right now.
The roads look good as I look out the window here,
I guess I speak for the one road I can see.
But with the mild temperatures, hopefully the most majority of
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this will melt off today. One to two inches of
accumulation though still possible, and she'll be breezy, east winds
gust to thirty. We'll get to thirty six today, Steady
temps around thirty six. Over nights, snow showers before midnight,
mostly cloud Easky's forty two Thursday. Friday, chance of rain
and snow again mostly cloudy forty two, sunshine forty two Saturday,
but finally good news in the extent of forecast are
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ten day. The last three days have temperatures in the sixties,
so I can see spring without standing on my tippy toes.
Right now we have light snow. We have thirty one
downtown Grand Forks. My question of the day, by the way,
your chance to play if you want to play for
the Monster Truck ticket stuff is Monster Truck Tour at
the Eleris Center on the nineteenth. Maybe you want to
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go to the rodeo Pendleton Whiskey've lost it to a
rodeo at the Eleris on the eleventh, Motzkun Nuts Chester
Fritz on the eighth, or David Snyder the piano says
it better reimagined that is at the Empire this coming Friday.
David Snyder on the show with Me at Friday about
seven forty five am. So that should be fun. What
are there more in the world? Game? Will play What
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are there more in the world of I'll give you
a couple choices. You take your guests. Three out of
five rights will make kill winner. Like if I said
cows versus humans? What are there more of the answer?
By the way, humans about eight point one billion humans
versus one point five billion cows, so humans win by
a landslide. But we'll play. We'll play eight thirty five.
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Question of the day today. What stinky smells do you
secretly enjoy? Robin? That's interesting? Asparagus asparagus? Lol? Did you
know before Austin powers asparagus? Major your pea smell? Because
I did not. I'm gonna get kids to eat the vegetables.
I think try that one at home parents. Stephanie like
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snowmobile exhaust, gim skunk gas, puppy breath tires from Melissa
oh Man. A tire shop smells good. You ever walk
into a tire shop you don't need tires, but just
want to get a good snaff. Or maybe you're at
Sam's clouding to kind of take a little stroll through
the tires area just to get you yourself psych for
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the shopping you really don't want to do lore going
with gasoline, which I think is their number one answer,
stinky smells secretly enjoy? Keep your answers coming all the more.
Chose your venture winning to nine fifteen. Can money buy happiness?
Let's get into this. Money can't buy everything, but it
can buy a lot. Just watch what super rich people
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are doing with it. Newpole has more than one thousand
people about twenty intangible things. Kind of had people say
whether they thought money could buy that stuff to a
great extent, to some extent, or not at all. Results
shrink from the most buy a ball to the least.
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Political influence. Ten percent says it can be bought, eighty
five percent say it can to varying degrees, sixty percent
of money can buy a lot of it, twenty five
percent say it can buy some. I don't even want
to touch a political question here. Let's move on social status.
Twelve percent say it can be bond, eighty six percent
say it cannot. I think fun can be bought. Twelve
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percent say it can be bod Eighty five percent say
it can. You'll have more fun if you have more money.
Career success seventeen percent say it can be bought, Seventy
eight percent say it can. Seventeen percent say it can't
be bought. Seventy eight percent say it can a lot
of ways to get up the social ladder in your career.
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Legal immunity, nineteen percent say it can't be bought, seventy
one percent say it can. Is the pole asking if
money can buy happiness, health intelligence, sense of humor, good health.
Three percent say it can't be bought. Seventy five percent
say it can. The more money you have, the better
healthcare you're going to have, especially in the place we live,
the country we call home, or one more rough trip
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to the hospital, and you can be in debt for
the rest of your life. Sad but true. Physical attractiveness
twenty five percent say it can't be bought, seventy two
percent say it can. Believe that completely too, never mind
the facelips and lifts and injections. Have you ever seen
an attractive homeless person. Personal fulfillment I'm not the first
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to bring that one up. Twenty nine percent say it
can't be bought. Sixty seven percent say it can. Longer
life Thirty three percent say it cannot be bought. Sixty
two percent say it can. That's in certain ways. I
guess do a couple more here. Happiness Thirty five percent
say it can't be bought, Sixty three percent say it can.
Athletics success Forty percent say it can't be bought. Fifty
(35:56):
three percent say it can. A lot of times. More
money you have, I have better chance your kid has
to start on a hockey team, for example, not to
mention to be able to afford the travel, the hotels,
the equipments respect Forty six percent say that cannot be bought.
Fifty one percent say it can. Let's do the bottom here. Intelligence.
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Sixty five percent say it cannot be bought. Thirty one
percent say it can. I guess you can. You can
pay for tutors and classes and online help, but to
a certain point. Good sense of humor seventy five percent
say it can't be bought, twenty one percent say it can.
I think that's one you have where you don't. And
good morals. Eighty percent say it can't be bought. Fourteen
(36:39):
percent say it can. People with not a lot of
money to people with lots of money. It can be
both horrible human beings and great human beings. Right full
asked the money could buy happiness, health, intelligence, and a
sense of humor. It definitely helps in all cases, though
right many people say happiness can buy excuse me the
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poll just to wrap this up here. On the intangibles
that can be bought, thirty five percent of people say
money can't buy happiness. Maybe people say it can buy
political influence and good health only if you say it
can buy intelligence. It's funny political influences number one for
what money can buy. I guess it's not. It makes
perfect sense. THANKSL ninety three.
Speaker 3 (37:21):
H good morning.
Speaker 6 (37:21):
Can I call it number nine?
Speaker 1 (37:23):
Well?
Speaker 6 (37:23):
Hey, hey, who am I visiting with this Tim? This
is Jim Him, the Tim with a tea, time with
a t how's the going, Tim, I'm pleased to be
at work? Answer my question of the day. What stinky
smells do you secretly enjoy?
Speaker 1 (37:41):
I secretly enjoy it.
Speaker 3 (37:44):
I don't know stinky or not, but I like it's
all a gap.
Speaker 1 (37:47):
That's their number one answer. Yeah, you know, someone could
bottle perfumed the gasoline, give it some fancy name, put
it in a perfume flown shop and people would buy it.
Probably another idea. Someone will still make millions of dollars
off originally, I guess until they get sued something starts
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on fire. But hey, it's an idea.
Speaker 3 (38:12):
It is Jim.
Speaker 1 (38:14):
What do we want to play for? Here? I can
get your toughest, moster truck tour tickets, maybe some pit
passes thrown in there too. I can get you to
the Penlin whiskey last you to a rodeo at the
Lears on the nineteenth, Mutskun Nuts Chester Fritz on the eighth.
David Snyder, Northakota's own very David Snyder the piano says,
a better show that's at the Empire on Friday. What
do you want to play for the rodeo? Rodeo tickets excellent?
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All right, Let's play my game called what are there
more in the world of Get three out of five? Right,
you'll be a winner. Are you ready?
Speaker 2 (38:49):
I'm ready?
Speaker 1 (38:50):
Plastic bottles versus paper clips, which are used more annually.
Plastic bottles or paper clips, I would go popping by.
I think five hundred billion plastic bottles versus eleven billion
paper clips. That's in the United States. Wow, I know
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thinking about it, though, I know I've got a couple
hundred plastic bottles of water at home and zero paper clips.
That makes sense. Good start, Tim, Good start. Number two
smart TVs versus desktop desktop computers, which are there more
off smart TVs are desktop computers.
Speaker 3 (39:29):
I think that'd be more smart TV. I feel like
that'd only be one computer for household and every pudge
you might have a TV.
Speaker 1 (39:36):
Tim, You're good. Maybe two good smart TVs over two
billion smart TVs versus fewer than one point five billion
or desktop So you're right. Wow, we'll see if you
can go three for three here ants versus humans, which
are there more of?
Speaker 3 (39:55):
How would say happen?
Speaker 1 (39:58):
How about twenty quadrillion ants if you wanted goosebumps this
morning versus eight point one billion humans. Ants dominate, tim
You dominate. You're going to the rodeo?
Speaker 3 (40:10):
Awesome?
Speaker 1 (40:10):
Thank you.
Speaker 6 (40:11):
Couple tickets next Friday night you will be And do
you know how many more sleeps you'll be at the
Penduthy Whiskey Losty Tour Rodeo next Friday night.
Speaker 2 (40:22):
Earlier?
Speaker 6 (40:22):
I'm just gonna say ten.
Speaker 3 (40:23):
I don't know how many days that is?
Speaker 1 (40:25):
None more sleeps? Perfect, the station is proud to be
or Pendleton Whiskey've Lost e Tour Rodeo connection. Time for
one more thing on Excel nightighty three, one more? One more?
Did you bomb for any April Fool's Day pranks? Yesterday?
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There's always a bunch of brands got in on it
this year, some good, some badsome. I'll share some highlights
here Hidden Valley Ranch flavored soda. How delicious does that sound?
The brand Ollipop announced four fake varieties, Classic Ranch, Garlic Ranch,
Honey Hot Ranch, and Jalapeno Ranch. They had to pick one.
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I don't know if I could. I did rather eat
the empty can. A few diehard Ranch lovers were sad
to find it was a prank, though, Yeah, who's touch grass? Keyboard?
Just the keyboards couldn't get grosser and dirtier. They posted
a video of a keyboard with grass growing out of
each key. They claimed there immediately sold out cat poop
scented candles. A pet tech company called Whisker announced a
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candle called cat Poop EU Number two. It's real. It's real,
but doesn't actually smell like a litter box. It's rose scented.
An electric shaver for your butt. The Dude Wipes teamed
up with a manscaped for the the Dude Men. They
called it the Dude Men Shaver with a cone shape attachments.
You can well, I'll just say really get in there
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and we'll leave it alone. There's the best april Ful
stunts and brands pulled this year. An entire outfit meant
for cleaning your glasses. This to me is the funniest
one here. The site Glasses Usa claim they were launching
a line of clothes made entirely out of micro fiber
cloth because of how everyone cleans their glasses anyway, if
you don't have the micro cloth, if you're doing it
on your shirts, your pants, you shouldn't be doing People
(42:15):
would be touching you all the time because I feel
so smooth. Funny though, how about moon matching Lingerie bros
and panties that changed color like a moon rang? The
Lingerie brand Juan Nalla was behind that one. Oh Mom,
if you're listening, I would get you this for your birthday.
Wine stain furniture. Although my mom doesn't spill wine, your
hands might shake from time to time, which was funny.
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You put a glass of wine in your hand and
she could do open heart surgery. Josh Sellers claimed they
were launching a line of stylish modern couches and chairs
with built in wine stains so you don't have to
worry about adding more. The Duo Lingo World Cruise. They
claimed they were partnering with Carnival Cruise Lines for a
five year crews to help you learn forty different languages.
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And that's right. A five year cruise a lot of
vacation time raising Caine skin moisturizer. They got Cardia Be
to do a fake review for a new skincare product
based on their signature sauce. She claimed its mouth just
like chicken, and I think this one exists already. Chocolate
bread reesist claim they were selling it for peanut butter
and jelly sandwiches. People disappointed it wasn't real, but it is.
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You go to Sam's Club, Walmart, Target, Hugoes, there's chocolate
loaf bread. It's chocolate bread rites. But most of all,
hopefully you didn't get prank too badly. April Fulls Day
twenty twenty five, Hey, what are you doing for lunch today?
How about a peanut butter and jelly sandwich? On National
Peanut Butter and Jelly Day today.
Speaker 7 (43:36):
Indulge in an exquisite culinary masterpiece. Begin with autisanally aged
nut pury, delicately spread across a golden brioche, harmonizing with
a velvety reduction of sunkiss concord grapes, each layer meticulously
stacked for optimal flavor, delivering a symphony of sweet and
savory notes, culminating in a nostalgic, yet elevated and decadent
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experience and the best part, it's peanut butter and jelly Day.
Celebrate with the sandwich that proves fine dining is just
a pantry away.
Speaker 3 (44:04):
Bucket nay, guet nay give me?
Speaker 1 (44:06):
How much attention do you need?
Speaker 2 (44:09):
The Trevor d In the Morning Show six to ten
weekday mornings, Excel ninety three
It's the Trevor d Mini Morning Show.
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Podcasting no available through Google Play, iTunes and the iHeartRadio app.
XCEL ninety three, kk XL XCEL ninety three, Grand Forks
in Morning. Welcome to April Seconds, April second, Major Nets
the holidays Today.
Speaker 1 (00:22):
No Peanut Butter and Jelly Day. I know you love
peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
Speaker 3 (00:26):
National Peanut Butter and Jelly Dad.
Speaker 1 (00:28):
Is Peanut Butter and Jelly. Thyme Peanut Butter is Meet
Joe Today. It's time for the PB and J to shine.
Speaker 4 (00:34):
Peanut Jelly, the Perfect PEB and Jay Hoppy National Peanut
Butter and Jelly Day showtun what's.
Speaker 1 (00:43):
Weather advisory to tell you about? Siple tents of an
inch of snow falling so far in the Grand Ports area.
I honestly have no idea how they measure when it
melts on contact like yesterday, widening up a little bits,
but it definitely could be worse. I'll tell you about
the Cheers Young Adventure Winning coming up here after we
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get through your forecast. What's your weather advisory through seven pm?
Snow patchy, blowing snow thirty six and breezy today East
winds got to thirty miles an hour. One to two
inches of accumulation possible, so hopefully mild enough so things
aren't really icy out there. Snow likely this evening, mostly cloudy,
steady temperatures around thirty six. The melting shall continue. Thursday
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will melt off most if not all of it. Tomorrow,
mostly cloudy forty two, chance of rain and snow again Friday,
most to cloudy forty two are high on Friday and Saturday,
sunshine forty two end of the ten day. The last
three days temperatures in the sixties. So finally some real
spring in sights. I know we've been patient to patients,
but we need to be a little more patient. Snow
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right now thirty one downtown Grand for it. Just just
be careful. I know it's April, guys. Happy National Peanut
Butter and Jelly Day. Always a good day for a
PP and J as an adult. Is PB and J
still your go to sandwich? Yes? In all caps. Once
a week I will make those. I throw it in
my throwback Thursday lunchbox. Thank you very much, and do
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I love to have conversations with myself International Children's Book Day.
I was a great Day to encourage kids to read.
I do not like it in a box. I do
not like it with a fox. I do not like
green eggs and ham. Is there a better kid's book?
National DIY Day, good day to do it yourself? Are
you serious? Do it yourself? For we ever really botched
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a project because you insisted on doing it yourself? Oh?
I wish I had DIY skills. At least there's YouTube
right for the rest of us. National Walking Day. Take
a walk good for your body and mind and I'll
put you into good headspace. In April when there's big
snowflakes coming down, but it's walking day. She should melt
off when the sun, even with the sun penetrating through
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the clouds this time of year, should do a lot
of melting. International Fact Checking Day, good day to be accurate.
And that's a fact. World Autism will wareess Days here
data spread kindness and awareness of autism. A National Ferret Day.
They have a non traditional patent. Hello to all of
you ferrets listening on the iHeartRadio app. Well today we
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have in the winning department busy Grand Forks area. The
next month here North d Got's very own David Snyder
Tickles the Ivories at the Empire this Friday night. The
piano says it better reimagined. I've got your tickets, chance
to win a couple songs here. You're into the dogs
like me? Mutskon Nuts of the Chester Fritz Tuesday, April eighth.
Pendleton Whiskey Blosting Tour Rodeo comes to the Elever Center
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of Friday April eleventh. We've got your tickets and the
Toughest Monster Truck Tour at the Elever Center April nineteenth.
Choose your on adventure winning coming up. I think we'll
do a game for monster truck tickets next hour as well.
But first things first. But here's what you missed. If
you want to call it today a highlight the highlights?
How are you read.
Speaker 3 (03:55):
TV?
Speaker 2 (03:55):
The entertainment world and whatever? Here's what you missed on
Excel ninety three.
Speaker 1 (04:01):
You could be my wing man anytime. Oh, you can
be mine. You know the first one. I really rallied
hard for him to make the movie. You're Everyone's problem
and the kind of talent that he has, and you
see that scene is very special. This is very special.
Val Kilmer dying yesterday at sixty five years old. He's
(04:22):
been battling throat cancer since twenty sixteen. He's starting dozens
of movies, including both Top Gun movies. You heard his
classic many classic lines on the movie, one of them
iceman trading blows and jabs and zingers of Tom Cruise
from the nineteen ninety Excuse Me eighty six original, then
(04:42):
Tom Cruise talking about how strongly he felt about getting
Vound back in the twenty twenty two sequel Top Gun
Man Wick. It definitely was a moment when Valk started
as Jim Morrison to the Doors movie. He did an
excellent job doing all the singing. Now I'm not a
big of the Door fan, but you can tell when
a character is really all in for a movie. Here
(05:04):
is a scene where they were rehearsing what would become
the band's first single, you.
Speaker 5 (05:12):
Know Today, Destroy the Night ninety Divide the Day, Break, Alt.
Speaker 1 (05:22):
To the Other Time, Gray, Halt, Halt. It came out
back in nineteen ninety one and was directed by Oliver Stone.
Guaranteed going to get a lot of views this week,
but superstar Val Kilmore passing away yesterday. His daughter announced
he died of pneumonia at age sixty five. Let's get
(05:45):
into a question of the day. Today had to pay
respects to maw. Yeah, it smells like it's time for
a question of the day, and I simply pose this
question to you. Guys, feel free to give me multiple answers.
Stinky smells you've secretly enjoyed, still enjoy to the day.
Olivia says, old books. There is something about old books, right,
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just have that certain scent to them. I don't know
about you. I not that I read all the time,
but I do enjoy reading off paper overscreen because we
just stare at screens too much. I've got a screen
to the left of me, a screen to the my right,
actually two screens left me, one dead center phone sitting
here too, so I can see five screens right now. Plus,
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if you're on vacation, a book, I just think it
adds the atmosphere of the pool that's in front of you,
the beach that you're looking at. You're at the lake
at a real book. That's me, that's me. I knew
this answer was going to be popular. Nicole saying gasoline.
Never realize you know, I'm not sure if I put
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deodor in to today. I'm just gonna as I'm filling
my tank and myself a little quick little splash. Don't
do that either, I know badly. It stinks up the car.
That's the problem when you get inside the car. But
I do try to fill my tank is as full
as I possibly can, and sometimes it will incidentally splash out.
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You know, some hoses are easier to do delicate, delicately
than other hoses. All hoses aren't created equally. Oh, Sammy
says sharp pie. Yes, people love the markers, sniffing markers.
I really blame the markers that. I think they still
make them that smell like different flavors. When there was
the red one that smelled like strawberry. Because now you
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smell every marker, hoping it smells like fruit. Waiteboard markers.
They different than regular sharpies. Oh, new Tires, that's a
good answer too, Thank you, Nancy new Tires. Sticky smells
you secretly enjoy. Do a couple more here. Danna says
dish soap. I love the smell of dish soheall, it
just smells clean. No matter what's going on in the
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room you're in. Your house could be a disaster, but
you've got the dish soap especially I think with war
water triggers, the smell even better than than cold water.
Doesn't soap lacy going leather shoes, a leather, leather, anything
is a great smell. It doesn't have to be a
terrible smell. Stinky smells you secretly enjoy. Excel three Hello, well, hey, hey,
(08:18):
good day. Who is this? Kelsey? Chelsea, Kelsey yep. Question
of the day. What stinky smells do you secretly enjoy.
Speaker 3 (08:28):
A lot of people find going out in barn gross.
But that's what my horses are, the barn and the barn. Sorry,
I'm gonna score.
Speaker 1 (08:36):
It's really bad. Did you say bar or barn.
Speaker 3 (08:41):
Like where my horses are.
Speaker 1 (08:44):
So if they sold barn air fresheners, you'd put one
in your car. It's a lot easier than stuffing a
horse in the back seat to get that smell. I mean,
I've done that so well on rabis guys, gift card
for you and I can get you to David Snyder
the piano says it better we imagined. That's at the
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Empire on Friday. Maybe you want to go to a
Mutska nuts the Chester Fritz Tuesday, But what would you like?
Speaker 3 (09:14):
You don't have any more rodeo ticket I will have.
Speaker 1 (09:17):
In the in the near future. Okay, if you want
to just hold your cards and wait, I'll have more
rodeo tickets the rest of this next week. But I
don't right now.
Speaker 3 (09:28):
Okay, I could get both later, you can.
Speaker 1 (09:34):
Okay, I can get you Ramus gift card for now
if you like. Oh, you know what, I'm going to
send you to the rodeo. Let's get you to the rodeo.
It sounds like you just want to go there to
smell the animals.
Speaker 3 (09:52):
I may to take up our alley.
Speaker 1 (09:55):
Oh just doesn't matter where you're sitting. You will get
that lovely smell the bulls and nine more sleeps. What't
your Rumbus guy's gift card too? Hopefully you like to
smell of some delicious pizza? What sneaks?
Speaker 2 (10:06):
All right?
Speaker 1 (10:07):
Back? Good, good, I'm glad there's see. I know I'm
not a normal, but I enjoy talking with others. It
makes me feel a little better. There's no way wherever
everyone else doesn't have to be a certain way. You me,
we can be the way we are. You're going to
the rodeo to smell animals. If you can tell me
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what station's proud to be your Pendulton Whiskey Vosity Tour
Rodeo connection. Well, there's technical a station you're listening to. Oh,
fascinating smells seven O one seven six ninety three ninety three.
Question of the day today, What stinky smell do you
secretly enjoy? Doesn't necessarily have to be like a like garbage,
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stinky smell that you secretly enjoy. Keep your answers, Come
and choose your own. I sure, two minutes here, we're
gonna we're going to do some chooe you own adventure winning.
Speaker 3 (11:03):
Oh.
Speaker 1 (11:03):
I like the smell of chlorine. Chloe says chlorine, especially
the public pools that just dump bucket by bucket by
bucket in. I know it's not good for your eyes,
not good for your brain, but it just smells so
clean too. Hair spray kind of going hair spray now,
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that's it kind of depends some hairspray. All hairspray is
not created equally. There's some terrible smelling hairspray. There's some
stuff that smells like flowers and plants. I see why
hairspray has been represented, but it's I wouldn't go all
hair spray here. It's not my top ten here. If
you want to make a top ten of sticky smells
you secretly enjoy, be going pencil dust. Pencil dust. I'm
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trying to think last time I saw a pencil sharpener
to make pencil dust, but it's got the lead slash
would smell to it. Never throw pencils in your fireplace.
Probably shouldn't be doing that. I don't have a fireplace.
Well I do. It's a it's a plug in with
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a little remote control button, but I can't put pencils
in there. Ooh, this is one of my least favorite smells.
Just reading this and thinking about this, I have an
insta headache. Francis saying freshly laid tar. I can't smell tar.
It's insta headache. But hey, you enjoy that. Great. We've
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talked about jobs that I could never do. That would
be one of them, for sure. Never mind me, I
don't have the skills to do it. A Lisa saying
gasoline and skunk. Don't ask a gasoline on a skunk.
I am asking Alisa Cord likes to beat plant. Yeah,
that's a I would say ninety nine out of one
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hundred of us don't like the smell coming off the
beat plant, but core you be you. You can be that.
And one of the most popular answers so far has
been the gasoline Thank you Jenna for bombing in with
that gen zers judging us. This is how they tell
we're old. We're going to focus on our email addresses together.
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Next Excel Nutty.
Speaker 3 (13:21):
Three, Hello my collar nine?
Speaker 1 (13:23):
Well, hey, hey you are indeed? What's your name? Yaka Jessica?
Speaker 2 (13:32):
What or.
Speaker 1 (13:36):
What stinky smell do you secretly enjoy or smells? I
like light thought because.
Speaker 3 (13:41):
When I clean my house, loot along my whole hose,
I kind.
Speaker 1 (13:45):
Of like the just soap. In general, it doesn't matter
how much of a disaster is going on behind you,
what it looks like, how many bombs may have gone off.
But if you smell the clean products, you're mentally thinking
it's a lot cleaner than it really is. Right, Yeah,
I like the I like light salt. It's got to
be the lemon fresh Life sol though.
Speaker 3 (14:07):
Yeah, I just like I don't like I don't even
eat lemons or lemon water, but I just like the
vice sauce and I love the lemons.
Speaker 1 (14:14):
But I know I'm weird. You're not weird. I think
that's normal. Oh okay, you're floating through your house off
a nice you haven't sniffed too much light soil that
you're actually floating, you know what I mean? Yeah, your
mind is in a good place, Jessica. Your mind's are lemons,
and the lemons on your mind laid back?
Speaker 2 (14:35):
Yeap?
Speaker 1 (14:36):
What do we want to do here? I can get
you have three choices. Tickets to David Snyder the piano
says it better reimagined at the Empire this Friday night.
Can get you a mutskun nuts at the Chester Printz
next Tuesday, or the Pendlton Whiskey Velosty to a rodeo
at the Aleris next Friday. Oh, I was hoping it
was a loss of chouk those are next hour. Oh,
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let's do it the.
Speaker 3 (15:01):
Rodo.
Speaker 1 (15:01):
Let's get you to the rodeo. Have you been before? Yes,
they're a lot of fun. Won't be your first rodeo
in nine more sleeps? Okay, what station's proud to be?
Or Pendleton Whiskey I've lost me to a rodeo connection
am trending testag trending on Excelled nightty three Being judged
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by the younger generations. Am I right, gen Z, I'm
looking at you today because you guys are trending. Good
for you. So people go to great lengths to appear
younger than they are, but they're missing one big tell
their email address. Let me explain here. According to a report,
gen Z professionals are using email against the coworker's age.
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It's not the body of the message, not even the
decision to use email in the first place, the actual address,
assuming it's a personal account. I kind of thought when
I started the story was going to be those who use,
you know, stuff that came out a thousand years ago,
the hotmails. I do have one of those, the Yahoo's
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stuff that's been out for a long time. The problem is, though,
it's once you've got everything coming to one address and
stuff change. I think you got to change it with everything.
So I think I've got a good system now all
the junk stuff goes there, and I've got a personally
email address. Of course the work one too. All right
off the hoff the soapbox here, one young person says.
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If someone has a Gmail handle, so they're pinpointing Gmail
here with just their name, no additional letters and numbers,
they probably claim that addresser early on, meaning they're likely
over the hill a little bit, but not too old.
There are also real old schoolers who finally caved at
some point over the past few years and got an
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email account, and they're in the same boat as the
younger workers. Accept instead of Gmail, their domain is earthlink,
dot net or their cable company, which they still have.
But gen Z professionals apparently using email to guess their
coworker's age. Again the idea, if your email is your name,
no other letters or numbers, you must be old enough
to have gotten it early on. I think they're better
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than us. Gen Z one tell that someone's old email addresses.
You can't change the old ones. It's way too much work.
It's trending, though. Everything I shared with you is up
at Xcelmentty three down count machriarity page.
Speaker 2 (17:28):
Bet you didn't know random facts coming at you now.
Excel ntty three brought to.
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the Blue Moose East Grand Forces. We welcome to the show,
the one they call Courtney Barstead Logan e xp real
T grins that he's living. She does it all Courtney,
good morning, good morning, treasor to the d what's going down? Oh,
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just just enjoying our Christmasy April, all the seasons right,
all them in my mind. I'm still just trying to
preach myself. It could be worse. Do you want to
go back in time with me? Two years? Quickly? It
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was April something or other. We had a big like
not snowstorm, one to two inches of went stuff, but
like an eight inchure that it was the one or
only time. I couldn't make it into work. So I
did my show from the kitchen, but it was still
like April. Something got done with a shell, a couple
other work related things. I had to go out and
move the snow. I went to start my snowblower. I
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pulled them the string and the string ripped right off.
Speaker 3 (18:42):
Oh, because you're so muscular.
Speaker 1 (18:44):
I'm sure that's what it was. It has nothing to
do with the string was weak. But at that point
I was ready to get the heck out of here,
had had enough. It could be worse. I come down
with the neighbor, fixed the snowblower. Deal for me and
summer of that year two.
Speaker 3 (19:03):
I'm still perplexed that the ant are really hardy back
because it seem worse. But it was the eight inches.
Speaker 1 (19:10):
I really don't know how many inches it was, way
more though it was. It was a storm storm, storm storm,
knock on wood.
Speaker 3 (19:18):
We could I've heard it could be in the seventies
next week.
Speaker 1 (19:21):
I don't know if I saw my ten day. The
three days at the end of the ten day are
on the sixties. So we're gonna smile about that. This
is me tomorrow.
Speaker 3 (19:31):
Yeah, just in time for some money pods. That's all.
Speaker 1 (19:34):
That's all. That's all. Mother nature is.
Speaker 3 (19:35):
Kind of tinkling with us right now. I'm just going
to keep it a little. It's moist enough. If I
can use that word here this morning, use enough. Yeah, yeah,
so yeah, good probing it.
Speaker 1 (19:48):
I will be using my golf clubs outside within the
next ten days. I keep telling myself that your.
Speaker 3 (19:56):
Homemade s georts are going to be out. That's what
we're worried about.
Speaker 1 (19:59):
I can't wait. Leg's got a little sunshine, and in Cancuns,
they're not white white good.
Speaker 3 (20:05):
That's what you knew, A good base. It's all about
the base it is.
Speaker 1 (20:11):
Our good friend Megan Trainer taught us that. Yeah, well,
do you want to talk facts, buying and selling? And
I'll hit you with my smelly question of the day today.
I'm ready for it. Random facts? Betch did know? Cleopatra
was not actually Egyptian She was the last pharaoh of Egypt,
but ethnically she was a Macedonian Greek, believed to have
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descended from one of Alexander the Great's generals. They did
a like a twenty three in med DNA test or
something like that. Wow, yeah, I didn't learn that in
history class.
Speaker 3 (20:49):
No, no, And I'm glad we found out before twenty three.
Speaker 1 (20:51):
And me went, so, all right, let's get the morbid
one out of the way. Laura Bush, Matthew Broad, Keith Moon,
Rebecca Gayheart, Caitlin Jenner, Brandy Vince, Neil, Venus Williams, and
Howard Hughes have one thing in common.
Speaker 3 (21:09):
They're all gonna die.
Speaker 1 (21:13):
Well, I guess that's a fact. They also have never
been in my kitchens. That's another fact. But the fact
I've got for you there people who have all killed
someone in a car accident, all of them.
Speaker 3 (21:25):
Wow.
Speaker 1 (21:26):
Yeah, see I'm not the happiest fact today. Caitlin Jenner
on the list too. Wow, moving on, Yeah, let's move
right on here. Hurricanes, at least in our part of
the world, we don't deal with hurricanes. They spend counterclockwise
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in the northern hemisphere and clockwise in the southern hemisphere
because of a phenomenon called Coriolas effect. The Coriola's effect
you got to do with the planet and things just
different south to north. But we don't have to deal
with either one of them, so we we can be
happy with our big white snowflakes on an April second day.
Speaker 3 (22:07):
Right, Yeah, have you just came into my head when
you said that? Tell me the muppets, like when you
said phenomenon, I said phenomenon, phenomenon. I know that's not
what they're saying, but all I could think of was phenomenon.
Speaker 1 (22:21):
It's time to put on makeup, It's time we all placed.
Yes we are Tuesday, It's tangent Tuesday. There's no excuse
on Wednesday. You and I need to focus here.
Speaker 3 (22:32):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (22:32):
Sorry, bet you didn't know. The germ gypsy was created
because people thought they were from Egypt. They weren't. They
were actually from northern India. Gypsy'son Cleopatra, not Egyptian. Oh
and finally, we call actors parts roles because in the
seventeenth century in France they'd get their scripts on rolls
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of paper. Those were their rolls. Oh unique, Hey, that's
a nice one, dan On it is. That's a that's
the more you know, the more.
Speaker 3 (23:03):
You know phenomenon at a little.
Speaker 1 (23:07):
Phenomenon buying and selling. What are we talking about today,
Courtney Trevity.
Speaker 3 (23:13):
I've had a few people asked me when is the
sweet spot time of year to sell your house?
Speaker 1 (23:19):
You know, I've always wondered that it is. Yeah, you
think you're going to is one?
Speaker 3 (23:24):
I tell you today you're ready for this?
Speaker 1 (23:26):
Should I sit down? I'll set myself down and take
a seat.
Speaker 3 (23:30):
April second, today, Yeah, today's today today?
Speaker 2 (23:35):
Yep.
Speaker 3 (23:36):
If you're looking for that sweet spot really in our market.
And it's interesting too, because people move here from different
states and say, like, your market is just interesting, isn't it?
And we have a lack of inventory. I think there's
right now only about I want to say, now, my
brain's going to fail me. Either seventy or ninety homes
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on the market. Wow, it's like statistics yesterday be sold
or ninety fild I think seventy sold and get ninety left.
So we need more homes on the market. And people think, well,
I'm going to wait till the weather warms up and
it can spring, and honestly, that could mean that there's
going to be more homes coming on because everybody thinks
so right now, it's an amazing time to get your
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house on the market. It doesn't have to be perfect,
you don't need to do big projects. A lot of
times people are going to want to come in and
they're going to want to put their own paint color on,
or change the fluorine or do some of those things.
And so investing a ton of money into it to
get it perfect to get it on the market is
not how we as necessary. I always hear a good
bee clutter and clean goes a long way. So if
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you're thinking, well, I was going to wait until, you know,
until June, until the sun is shining and my flowers
have come up, now it's also a wonderful time and
so happy to talk through that with you. And we
can kind of get your ducks in a row if
you will line them up, line them up. Today is
a great day. It's snowing out today. Those ducks are
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not busy.
Speaker 1 (25:02):
Well they're not.
Speaker 3 (25:04):
Let's get them going. So if you have questions, you
can find me on the social that grand city's living.
You can give me a holler seven zero one five
eight zero two zero two four. Or if you have
questions about phenomenon, you can find my broker at xperialty
dot com.
Speaker 1 (25:23):
Courtney. I've got all the Courtney's contact info too. Feel
free to hit me up and on gladly slide it
your way. Let me get you the question of the
day here before people contact you to get rid of
our homes, get those off the market today. What stinky
smells do you secretly enjoy?
Speaker 3 (25:41):
You know, I piqued at this question, and I just like, guys,
I don't know if there's anything I want stinky, But
like I don't mind the smell of rubbing alcohol because
I like use it to clean my phone a lot.
Does it?
Speaker 1 (25:52):
I don't know, Like that doesn't like garbage stinky, Just
it gives off the odor, doesn't that odor?
Speaker 3 (26:00):
Yeah, like rubbing alcohol for me because it's like, oh
it's getting really clean.
Speaker 1 (26:04):
So yeah, you're saying alcohol today.
Speaker 3 (26:06):
Well, yeah, see the rubbing, especially rubbing alcoholics. If you
ever clean a phone screen previty, get those little alcohol
pads and just clean it off.
Speaker 1 (26:17):
I've also seen, and you've had dogs in your life
and still have dogs in your life. Puppy breath for
an answer, And to me, I mean, does the puppy
have to be two weeks old to have good breath?
Because I could brush my dog's teeth as off as
I brush my teeth, and it seems like he still
needs to get his teeth brushed.
Speaker 3 (26:33):
Oh my gosh, I love puppy breath. And then I
don't know if we don't have it.
Speaker 1 (26:37):
But freedom feet, I've heard freedom feet too.
Speaker 3 (26:41):
Have you have freedom feet?
Speaker 1 (26:42):
HET's got. I'm going to go home and smell as
my feet because we'll go for a little walk this
afternoon and the slushy slop outside, I'm sure the moistness
outside to use your word, yeah, well pill it first
extract the smell of freedo feed. So I look forward
to going home today.
Speaker 3 (27:00):
Smell it. Smell it before you go on the walk
so it doesn't get mixed up anything you know, they
don't want like chili cheese for feet. You just want feet.
Speaker 1 (27:07):
Okay, so right away they don't need to be wet.
Speaker 3 (27:10):
No oh no, no, you just when he's lounging on
the couch next you just lean over and.
Speaker 1 (27:16):
He sticks his head in my face all the time, doesn't.
Speaker 3 (27:19):
Yeah, yep, puppy breath and freedo feet nothing better.
Speaker 1 (27:23):
Good answer, coordinat. I think that's worthy of another. Yet
the more you know sound effect?
Speaker 3 (27:28):
Yeah yeah, yeah, good well gosh not stinks. So if
anyone thinks so we can't be friends?
Speaker 1 (27:35):
Did we do her again in a week?
Speaker 3 (27:37):
I cannot wait. Next week, maybe we'll be uh sunshiny
getting our little inflatable pools up.
Speaker 1 (27:43):
We'll do it live from the parking lot.
Speaker 3 (27:45):
Oh fun, can't wait.
Speaker 1 (27:46):
Spring party, Bruise Logan the XP Realty Grand City's Living.
Always a pleasure to have you on the show, and
I look forward to visiting again. Seven more sleeps.
Speaker 3 (27:55):
I can't wait. Trevor, have a great day.
Speaker 2 (28:01):
Let me put it this way your Wednesday morning, moren awards,
more on an Excel ninety three.
Speaker 1 (28:09):
Welcome Tennessee to the party yesterday and they're back again today.
So if you're at a pawn shop in the middle
of the country, and there's an entire meat department. This
might explain it. A fake trucking company stole eighty thousand
pounds of beef from a Tennessee meatpacking plant last week.
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And if that sounds like a lot, well it is
a lot. To the authority say it was worth around
three hundred and fifty thousand dollars. The meats were supposed
to go to customers for the shipping coordinator subcontracted and
out to a company called List Trucking Sales, which was
not a legit business. Nobody checked out the drivers who
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picked it up either sink there with the thieves plan
to do with all meats be a little suspicious. If
you know, there's like vegetable stands on the sides of highways.
If there was a meat stand by meat out of
someone's trunk, not clear, Not clear. The meat hasn't been
found yet either. It seems like there's a black market
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for everything though these days, and with the price of
meat right now, I guess I can get it. There's
probably a good chance the meat has already been sold
off to somebody. After all, this auld being an elaborate
scheme to pull off without having a plan for the
meat ahead a time right fake trucking company is still
eighty pounds of beef from a Tennessee meat packing plant
last week, worth around three hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
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Authorities still looking for the thieves and the meat because
they can sell it to the Fares Fair season week
coming soon. Anything can go in the deep fryer, but
for now we'll send it the ship and coordinator before
we can get it to these thieves and they get
tracked down the Wednesday morning More on Awards. Second day
in a Road to Tennessee.
Speaker 2 (29:53):
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Speaker 1 (30:26):
Showtime Ato two Excel Mandy three went to Weather Advice
for to tell you about before I tell you how
you can win some toughest monster truck to our tickets
and pit passes. Snow, peachy, blowing snow, thirty six, breezy
east winds guts to thirty miles an hour. That's ero
point two inches of snow falling on how they measure
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when it smelts on contact. But that's what fell yesterday.
I know we've had more since overnights, and from out
the four dot COM's kind of been on and off
snow showery. There's some white grass and rooftops right now.
The roads look good as I look out the window here,
I guess I speak for the one road I can see.
But with the mild temperatures, hopefully the most majority of
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this will melt off today. One to two inches of
accumulation though still possible, and she'll be breezy, east winds
gust to thirty. We'll get to thirty six today, Steady
temps around thirty six. Over nights, snow showers before midnight,
mostly cloud Easky's forty two Thursday. Friday, chance of rain
and snow again mostly cloudy forty two, sunshine forty two Saturday,
but finally good news in the extent of forecast are
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ten day. The last three days have temperatures in the sixties,
so I can see spring without standing on my tippy toes.
Right now we have light snow. We have thirty one
downtown Grand Forks. My question of the day, by the way,
your chance to play if you want to play for
the Monster Truck ticket stuff is Monster Truck Tour at
the Eleris Center on the nineteenth. Maybe you want to
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go to the rodeo Pendleton Whiskey've lost it to a
rodeo at the Eleris on the eleventh, Motzkun Nuts Chester
Fritz on the eighth, or David Snyder the piano says
it better reimagined that is at the Empire this coming Friday.
David Snyder on the show with Me at Friday about
seven forty five am. So that should be fun. What
are there more in the world? Game? Will play What
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are there more in the world of I'll give you
a couple choices. You take your guests. Three out of
five rights will make kill winner. Like if I said
cows versus humans? What are there more of the answer?
By the way, humans about eight point one billion humans
versus one point five billion cows, so humans win by
a landslide. But we'll play. We'll play eight thirty five.
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Question of the day today. What stinky smells do you
secretly enjoy? Robin? That's interesting? Asparagus asparagus? Lol? Did you
know before Austin powers asparagus? Major your pea smell? Because
I did not. I'm gonna get kids to eat the vegetables.
I think try that one at home parents. Stephanie like
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snowmobile exhaust, gim skunk gas, puppy breath tires from Melissa
oh Man. A tire shop smells good. You ever walk
into a tire shop you don't need tires, but just
want to get a good snaff. Or maybe you're at
Sam's clouding to kind of take a little stroll through
the tires area just to get you yourself psych for
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the shopping you really don't want to do lore going
with gasoline, which I think is their number one answer,
stinky smells secretly enjoy? Keep your answers coming all the more.
Chose your venture winning to nine fifteen. Can money buy happiness?
Let's get into this. Money can't buy everything, but it
can buy a lot. Just watch what super rich people
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are doing with it. Newpole has more than one thousand
people about twenty intangible things. Kind of had people say
whether they thought money could buy that stuff to a
great extent, to some extent, or not at all. Results
shrink from the most buy a ball to the least.
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Political influence. Ten percent says it can be bought, eighty
five percent say it can to varying degrees, sixty percent
of money can buy a lot of it, twenty five
percent say it can buy some. I don't even want
to touch a political question here. Let's move on social status.
Twelve percent say it can be bond, eighty six percent
say it cannot. I think fun can be bought. Twelve
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percent say it can be bod Eighty five percent say
it can. You'll have more fun if you have more money.
Career success seventeen percent say it can be bought, Seventy
eight percent say it can. Seventeen percent say it can't
be bought. Seventy eight percent say it can a lot
of ways to get up the social ladder in your career.
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Legal immunity, nineteen percent say it can't be bought, seventy
one percent say it can. Is the pole asking if
money can buy happiness, health intelligence, sense of humor, good health.
Three percent say it can't be bought. Seventy five percent
say it can. The more money you have, the better
healthcare you're going to have, especially in the place we live,
the country we call home, or one more rough trip
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to the hospital, and you can be in debt for
the rest of your life. Sad but true. Physical attractiveness
twenty five percent say it can't be bought, seventy two
percent say it can. Believe that completely too, never mind
the facelips and lifts and injections. Have you ever seen
an attractive homeless person. Personal fulfillment I'm not the first
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to bring that one up. Twenty nine percent say it
can't be bought. Sixty seven percent say it can. Longer
life Thirty three percent say it cannot be bought. Sixty
two percent say it can. That's in certain ways. I
guess do a couple more here. Happiness Thirty five percent
say it can't be bought, Sixty three percent say it can.
Athletics success Forty percent say it can't be bought. Fifty
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three percent say it can. A lot of times. More
money you have, I have better chance your kid has
to start on a hockey team, for example, not to
mention to be able to afford the travel, the hotels,
the equipments respect Forty six percent say that cannot be bought.
Fifty one percent say it can. Let's do the bottom here. Intelligence.
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Sixty five percent say it cannot be bought. Thirty one
percent say it can. I guess you can. You can
pay for tutors and classes and online help, but to
a certain point. Good sense of humor seventy five percent
say it can't be bought, twenty one percent say it can.
I think that's one you have where you don't. And
good morals. Eighty percent say it can't be bought. Fourteen
(36:39):
percent say it can. People with not a lot of
money to people with lots of money. It can be
both horrible human beings and great human beings. Right full
asked the money could buy happiness, health, intelligence, and a
sense of humor. It definitely helps in all cases, though
right many people say happiness can buy excuse me the
(37:00):
poll just to wrap this up here. On the intangibles
that can be bought, thirty five percent of people say
money can't buy happiness. Maybe people say it can buy
political influence and good health only if you say it
can buy intelligence. It's funny political influences number one for
what money can buy. I guess it's not. It makes
perfect sense. THANKSL ninety three.
Speaker 3 (37:21):
H good morning.
Speaker 6 (37:21):
Can I call it number nine?
Speaker 1 (37:23):
Well?
Speaker 6 (37:23):
Hey, hey, who am I visiting with this Tim? This
is Jim Him, the Tim with a tea, time with
a t how's the going, Tim, I'm pleased to be
at work? Answer my question of the day. What stinky
smells do you secretly enjoy?
Speaker 1 (37:41):
I secretly enjoy it.
Speaker 3 (37:44):
I don't know stinky or not, but I like it's
all a gap.
Speaker 1 (37:47):
That's their number one answer. Yeah, you know, someone could
bottle perfumed the gasoline, give it some fancy name, put
it in a perfume flown shop and people would buy it.
Probably another idea. Someone will still make millions of dollars
off originally, I guess until they get sued something starts
(38:09):
on fire. But hey, it's an idea.
Speaker 3 (38:12):
It is Jim.
Speaker 1 (38:14):
What do we want to play for? Here? I can
get your toughest, moster truck tour tickets, maybe some pit
passes thrown in there too. I can get you to
the Penlin whiskey last you to a rodeo at the
Lears on the nineteenth, Mutskun Nuts Chester Fritz on the eighth.
David Snyder, Northakota's own very David Snyder the piano says,
a better show that's at the Empire on Friday. What
do you want to play for the rodeo? Rodeo tickets excellent?
(38:42):
All right, Let's play my game called what are there
more in the world of Get three out of five? Right,
you'll be a winner. Are you ready?
Speaker 2 (38:49):
I'm ready?
Speaker 1 (38:50):
Plastic bottles versus paper clips, which are used more annually.
Plastic bottles or paper clips, I would go popping by.
I think five hundred billion plastic bottles versus eleven billion
paper clips. That's in the United States. Wow, I know
(39:10):
thinking about it, though, I know I've got a couple
hundred plastic bottles of water at home and zero paper clips.
That makes sense. Good start, Tim, Good start. Number two
smart TVs versus desktop desktop computers, which are there more
off smart TVs are desktop computers.
Speaker 3 (39:29):
I think that'd be more smart TV. I feel like
that'd only be one computer for household and every pudge
you might have a TV.
Speaker 1 (39:36):
Tim, You're good. Maybe two good smart TVs over two
billion smart TVs versus fewer than one point five billion
or desktop So you're right. Wow, we'll see if you
can go three for three here ants versus humans, which
are there more of?
Speaker 3 (39:55):
How would say happen?
Speaker 1 (39:58):
How about twenty quadrillion ants if you wanted goosebumps this
morning versus eight point one billion humans. Ants dominate, tim
You dominate. You're going to the rodeo?
Speaker 3 (40:10):
Awesome?
Speaker 1 (40:10):
Thank you.
Speaker 6 (40:11):
Couple tickets next Friday night you will be And do
you know how many more sleeps you'll be at the
Penduthy Whiskey Losty Tour Rodeo next Friday night.
Speaker 2 (40:22):
Earlier?
Speaker 6 (40:22):
I'm just gonna say ten.
Speaker 3 (40:23):
I don't know how many days that is?
Speaker 1 (40:25):
None more sleeps? Perfect, the station is proud to be
or Pendleton Whiskey've Lost e Tour Rodeo connection. Time for
one more thing on Excel nightighty three, one more? One more?
Did you bomb for any April Fool's Day pranks? Yesterday?
(40:46):
There's always a bunch of brands got in on it
this year, some good, some badsome. I'll share some highlights
here Hidden Valley Ranch flavored soda. How delicious does that sound?
The brand Ollipop announced four fake varieties, Classic Ranch, Garlic Ranch,
Honey Hot Ranch, and Jalapeno Ranch. They had to pick one.
(41:10):
I don't know if I could. I did rather eat
the empty can. A few diehard Ranch lovers were sad
to find it was a prank, though, Yeah, who's touch grass? Keyboard?
Just the keyboards couldn't get grosser and dirtier. They posted
a video of a keyboard with grass growing out of
each key. They claimed there immediately sold out cat poop
scented candles. A pet tech company called Whisker announced a
(41:31):
candle called cat Poop EU Number two. It's real. It's real,
but doesn't actually smell like a litter box. It's rose scented.
An electric shaver for your butt. The Dude Wipes teamed
up with a manscaped for the the Dude Men. They
called it the Dude Men Shaver with a cone shape attachments.
You can well, I'll just say really get in there
(41:52):
and we'll leave it alone. There's the best april Ful
stunts and brands pulled this year. An entire outfit meant
for cleaning your glasses. This to me is the funniest
one here. The site Glasses Usa claim they were launching
a line of clothes made entirely out of micro fiber
cloth because of how everyone cleans their glasses anyway, if
you don't have the micro cloth, if you're doing it
on your shirts, your pants, you shouldn't be doing People
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would be touching you all the time because I feel
so smooth. Funny though, how about moon matching Lingerie bros
and panties that changed color like a moon rang? The
Lingerie brand Juan Nalla was behind that one. Oh Mom,
if you're listening, I would get you this for your birthday.
Wine stain furniture. Although my mom doesn't spill wine, your
hands might shake from time to time, which was funny.
(42:36):
You put a glass of wine in your hand and
she could do open heart surgery. Josh Sellers claimed they
were launching a line of stylish modern couches and chairs
with built in wine stains so you don't have to
worry about adding more. The Duo Lingo World Cruise. They
claimed they were partnering with Carnival Cruise Lines for a
five year crews to help you learn forty different languages.
(42:56):
And that's right. A five year cruise a lot of
vacation time raising Caine skin moisturizer. They got Cardia Be
to do a fake review for a new skincare product
based on their signature sauce. She claimed its mouth just
like chicken, and I think this one exists already. Chocolate
bread reesist claim they were selling it for peanut butter
and jelly sandwiches. People disappointed it wasn't real, but it is.
(43:18):
You go to Sam's Club, Walmart, Target, Hugoes, there's chocolate
loaf bread. It's chocolate bread rites. But most of all,
hopefully you didn't get prank too badly. April Fulls Day
twenty twenty five, Hey, what are you doing for lunch today?
How about a peanut butter and jelly sandwich? On National
Peanut Butter and Jelly Day today.
Speaker 7 (43:36):
Indulge in an exquisite culinary masterpiece. Begin with autisanally aged
nut pury, delicately spread across a golden brioche, harmonizing with
a velvety reduction of sunkiss concord grapes, each layer meticulously
stacked for optimal flavor, delivering a symphony of sweet and
savory notes, culminating in a nostalgic, yet elevated and decadent
(43:56):
experience and the best part, it's peanut butter and jelly Day.
Celebrate with the sandwich that proves fine dining is just
a pantry away.
Speaker 3 (44:04):
Bucket nay, guet nay give me?
Speaker 1 (44:06):
How much attention do you need?
Speaker 2 (44:09):
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