Just Have a Beer! (Ep. 114)

0:00 I'm just talking about hockey. Yeah, I I have many questions. I'm pretty. Sure that the. Video that that you sent me was in slow motion I guess. Somebody else said that it wasn't like. Put it at regular. Something was wrong with it. Yeah, I did. I was like, it's going so slow. With that, my God you guys suck. Was not in slow motion. Welcome. This is due to underwhelming demand with Dave, Rachel, and Foreman. It's a podcast. It's the podcast that at this point, we're not sure if it came in like a lion or a lamb. We just don't know. However, we do know for sure that it will go out like a podcast.

0:46 It has those. Usually flame out after 5-6 episodes. It has no choice on on this podcast. The worst thing Dave will tell you, the worst thing you can wake up to in the middle of winter. Ah. Okay, all right, that's a surprise to Foreman and I. Yeah, Rachel. Surprise. Thank you contact. Rachel plays hockey in slow motion. No, no, it was in real time. And check our Instagram and check you all have to differ. My God. And up first, Foreman. Foreman is going to. Talk about well, make sure Tylenol never sponsors us. Ohh add it to the list.

1:28 Tylenol, Swiss chalet, the keg. Who else have we shit on? Yeah, pretty much everyone. Everybody but. Plenty of other businesses are welcome to like, yeah, I don't, I don't know, Natter Jack Brewing, maybe off the top of my head. Not certain. Actually, Home Furnishings is going to sponsor. No, they're really they're out we've. Cancelled them too. Whatever delivery service they use, they're out. I saw their delivery truck recently and I thought oh better get by them quick. OK, so we've. Got a couch to throw out the side of the truck? What? Are you talking about Tylenol form? What are you talking about? Our whole family's been sick, oddly enough, everyone but Ashley. She's usually the first to get everything right and normally Harley and I, our oldest, our 11 year old.

2:14 Harley and I usually avoid most of the things and Ashley and Emily get everything. And this time right now, currently it's me and Harley that are sick and Ashley hasn't gotten anything. And it all started with Emily. Oh. OK, so the three of. My at my place, that's usually my teenage she. I don't know where she picks it up. She's been sick. The youngest is always the germiest, no matter. She's been sick a number of times. I had, I had something before Christmas, nothing since. And Jana had something recently. So everybody's had something, yeah. Yeah, my daughter's sick right now too. Well, there you go. Yeah, it's gone around. Yeah, it's likely going to happen to you, Rach.

2:56 I know. And I kissed her on the lips the other day right when she got sick, and I was like, no. Yeah, but for us, it's been it's fever, it's head cold, the stuffiness. Oh yeah, you just can't break it for Harley. Gosh, poor thing. She's she's also had a stomach thing. So had a merge the other day she threw up. Oh. No, yeah. And then? Had a follow up because I had like a six hour wait at a follow up doctor's appointment. They would like they would like some testing. They did a blood test. So. We're waiting for results and they would also like to collect not one nay, but two stool samples. Great. Perfect.

3:36 That's awesome. Not fun. From a From an 11 year old. That's a great thing, like collecting stool samples. Yeah. That's what I want to do is collect. Stool, I like though, when you take your, you take your daughter to emerge and they say what's the matter? And then she just throws up all over them. So I like that. Yeah, at least. You you know that's where you want to throw up. Figure it out. Well, she is the garbage can. She used the garbage can in the bathroom because the toilet was too gross to throw up in. Yeah, I don't blame her. I don't blame her at all. Wow. Welcome to Saint. Thomas. Wow. Public toilets. Well, yeah, what can you do, right? Yeah, there is a gastro bug going around.

4:16 There's a lot of that's what my daughter. Yeah, we could take the city of Saint Thomas sponsoring us out of the equation. Too that's a corporation yeah you're not going to hear about their next pick a ball event on this podcast no OK so you're all how does. Tylenol figure in on this because. You need treatments for a, mostly for the fever. Yeah, yeah. And the Tylenol does. Tylenol doesn't do shit. And and there goes the sponsorship, OK. Yep, like Advil. All we could hear is money flying out the window. Do you hear that paper just floating? Away money I would hear it flying out the.

4:57 Window come on in. Because the Advil, the Motrin and it the ibuprofen, right? Yes, that. Actually does something that will actually knock your fever down, that will make you feel like you're welcome back to to the land of the living for a few hours. Yes I always used Advil too. I I whenever I had a cold or flu I would get Advil cold and sinus plus in the silver box that kicks the cold right out of you doesn't Kick It Out, it just numbs you enough for you can get stuff done. In the silver box, how old are you? I don't know. There's a silver box of it now. You take that with your centrum. Don't they have that anymore?

5:40 I'm sure I just saw it, but it's not for kids, it's for adults. Ouch, Ouch. Well, there's I find it like Advil seems to be for like extra strength. Advil capsules are good for adults. And then there's children's Motrin, which is it's both ibuprofen. So that is this is the. Cold and sinus that I was talking about. But yes, I use Advil for the kids. Yeah. Wow so but that's the go to. If your fever starts to come back and you're it's really bad before whatever that 6 or 8 hour window is where you can take Advil again, then it is recommended that you supplement with Tylenol in between. That's what I do. If I'm really bad, I'll take an Advil and then in in four hours I'll take a a Tylenol and I go back and forth and that helps me cope. But I will tell you, Foreman, and this will make me old because I don't know whether it exists. But anymore, 'cause I haven't bought it in years. But every time I would get a cold and you're on the radio. I hated getting colds.

6:41 The show must go on, yeah. The show has to go on and you have to go in and I and I hated taking days off. So my go to was always Tylenol cold and it always seemed to work for me. I could live, I could maintain, get through, get through a morning, get through a four hour busy morning show. Yeah, and then the chills would come back. But I got through my 4 hours and then I can deal, right? But. I feel like we should do a disclaimer that none of this is medical advice. No, please don't take our medical advice. One bit, not one bit. No this. Experiences you can. Use this in place of a family doctor. It's fine. You'll be fine, sure. Please don't. Whatever. Please don't. Just get Tylenol. Cool, Dave says I would. I always supplement.

7:22 I always go back and forth between Tylenol, Advil even for the kids and actually you can give Tylenol OK I shouldn't say you can't. I give Tylenol and Advil at the same time at the beginning like first dose and then Tylenol every four hours and Advil every like 6. Days trying to knock them out. Rachel, is that the goal? Yeah, no, it just helps because if it's really bad, they need. A little nip of whiskey in your. That's what they used, you know, back in the day. In a in a shot of Jägermeister, very sleepy. That should do. The bourbon on the lips, you'll be all. Sleep good now. Funny how you're the one who wanted to 1st mention. Disclaimer this is not megalovice. Take that because I don't think you're supposed to put take Tylenol and Advil together especially. I don't chill.

8:05 No, I've never heard that. I've never heard that before. I never heard. No, I mean if you check my Instagram, I made a little real shitting all over Tylenol. I seen a couple people did respond and say like Danica and Heather both said, I always take one of each like together at the same time. Really. Yeah, I kind of think that's a bad idea. Well, I think, and you know, correct me if I'm wrong, if you are a medical professional, that Tylenol and Advil are processed through different parts of the body. So that yeah, they do different. Things. Yeah. Yeah, like 1. I don't know. I don't know. I don't. Kilogram. Process. Through but. It's. Again, not, you know, this is hearsay now, this is from down the telephone game.

8:47 But Cassandra said a pharmacist recently explained that taking them together allows Tylenol to open pain receptors, allowing Advil or Naproxen to work. I just, I I'm sure someone, a doctor told me I could get the first dose I think. You go in between like you wait hours. The first dose you can do, but you do together and then you'd go every other. But only when it's so bad that you need something else and you don't want to overdose an ibuprofen. So fine I guess last resort is Tylenol because it's not going to be your your go to. Right, That's for sure. So so. Where? Where do we stand here? For me, I don't. Well, it's not working for you like only the No we stand. For you, I do think it's a waste of time and I there's a there's a good chart I found it's a complete waste of time and money.

9:36 Don't go for the Tylenol good chart I found that is every. No, it is Doctor Foreman, every, every ailment you can have. And what is the number one choice? All right, what should you have out of 1/2? 346. 78910 ailments OK Advil is recommended 7 out of 10, Tylenol only one Aleve 2 and aspirin only once and only to only to help prevent heart attack and stroke. Yes. Does anyone take aspirin anymore? I thought that was just like a blood. Thinner, small daily dose yes, but fever, Advil, headache. They say Tylenol but that's dumb. Menstrual cramps.

10:23 Advil. Oh, no, OK, I've I've leave. You wouldn't know in this house, but. OK. Yes, well. Hangover is either Advil or Aleve, which is the Naproxen. That ibuprofen, Naproxen. Advil and Advil Motrin I Advil and Motrin is ibuprofen, Aleve is naproxen, Tylenol is acetaminophen, and aspirin is acetazylic acid. OK, OK. So hangover no Tylenol and Tylenol does not work. Tylenol is the only thing it's recommended for is headaches and even then I'd say that's BS. So every four hours when you're supposed to take your Tylenol, you just feel like shit continually and it doesn't work. Well, take the Advil. Oh, so you're not alternating?

11:08 Only when if absolutely necessary. OK. All right. I'm just wondering can you alternate with Naproxen? Naproxen the leave is only good for a hangover or arthritis so. OK. Yeah, I actually recommend somebody with arthritis that I know. Naproxen again, it's a leave. OK, thank you. Now I've got what I actually. Thought naproxen was a brand but I got what I need, the actual medication. We're done. I got everything. This is not to be construed for medical advice in any way, shape or form. Yes, it is.

11:54 This is due to underwhelming demand. It's the podcast that's like switching to daylight saving time. It's inevitable. Yes, well, that happens soon, doesn't it? I always forget. It's happening yes, this weekend, yes, after this podcast, yes OK, it's. This weekend, I know how much Dave hates daylight. Savings, I do not liked it, No, that's a whole different. Thing. It's entirely unnecessary. It's completely. Unnecessary. But I do enjoy the extra light at the end of the day do. You What if it was just always that time? What if it was always there, Rach? I guess I wouldn't know any different, but now I do so. I'll take a tile and I'll probably have a headache.

12:37 OK. I'll tell you after three years in Saskatchewan where they don't change their clocks. It's. Not a surprising how easy you get used to it. Not a problem, yes. OK. You just have to figure out when you all your friends and family out of province are either one or two hours ahead or behind. Yeah, which? One are. They Yeah, yeah. It's just how the rest of the world functions. OK, well, I functioned actually quite well last weekend playing hockey. Yeah. Oh, you did. Yes, I thought you were going to clap for that. I was expecting. Cheers. Well, finally we get an update. Yeah, we're getting an update. It took it took forever.

13:17 Breaking news, Rachel actually went to one of her hockey practices. She hasn't been forever. And now they will be weekly so I will have updates for you every every week unless I have to miss 1. So I've gone now three times, only three times. There's 1010 times that we're going to do. I've gone, I think I've no, I, yeah, I've gone 3, but we've had four actually. I missed. One. I missed one, yeah. So this one is how many? Goals have you scored? None. No goals? Why not? Not yet. Oh, OK. How many shots have you taken? Have you? Touched the puck or just Yeah, I didn't. Well, I'm.

14:00 Really. In the hockey. Now just you mean. Well, I'm really into it now because we we just went through the that great little Four Nations Cup, which turned out to be one of the greatest things ever. Yeah. And yeah. And it's one of the great. Would I be saying this if we had lost the game? Probably not, no. But yeah, we didn't. So it's one of the greatest things ever. Yeah. Hockey is my life now. I just want to watch hockey. I want to live. I want to. Breathe Hockey. I have so I the only way I can. It's vicariously through you. Sure, Yeah, and. I wake up. That's why I bring you these stories. There was a video that you you sent a video. Foreman had already commented. And I was like, oh, here we.

14:41 Did I need to see? Yeah, you had already commented. So I started watching this video, which by the way, was it in slow motion? What? Because Jeremy and the kids came so it was Saturday night at 7:00. So it was earlier than normal because again, this was a late season decision to do this little group and we couldn't get ice time. So Jeremy came and I said you've got to take videos because I have to show the guys and how it has to be for the podcast. And anyway, so he took lots of videos. So in the back of a few of them he's saying to himself, she doesn't know what she's doing. Oh my. God, why isn't that on the video? See, that's what we need on the video.

15:22 Hear it very well and I'm like, what you said that he's like, oh shit, I said that while I was recording. Did I say that out loud? Yeah. We need the Jeremy Cut release the. Jeremy, I will release that if I can bump up that audio somehow. So I sent you guys a little highlight rule and Foreman immediately says this is the best video I have ever watched. For sure, it made my day OK. I didn't really want to tell you that note, 'cause you got you got it, but OK. The first thing I saw, before I even had a drop of coffee in me, I saw that video and I just went wow. Who needs coffee now? Yes, yeah. And then I said. I mean, I'm a I'm bad.

16:04 Here's why I was well, it looked like. You might have needed coffee on the ice, but yeah, I. Was slight here's why I was slightly disappointed because I can't now wait to share this to show this to my wife who's now just got up just a few minutes after me so but the first thing my wife does when she gets up is go straight to the bathroom with her phone right and so I said have I got a video to show you Oh is it Rachel I've already seen it you shared it with everybody else. Yeah, I did it. I posted it. Well, I posted it on my Instagram if you want to check it out. It's what's my name at Rachel Gilbert on Air. Anyway, so this was the night. This was my very first scrimmage. We started by doing a few skills things, which is when Jeremy said she has no idea what she's doing. And then we did a scrimmage, which I also didn't know what I was doing.

16:58 So I said to the other girls, I'm like, do I, do you guys like have positions? Because this is only the second night. Everybody has done a scrimmage and they're like, no, just go out and fill a hole like wherever. I'm like, OK. So it was really, you know, no. People kind of like. Do whatever you feel like did. People skate around you. Did people score on you? Did people, did you stop anyone? Did you knock anybody? Lost 2 to one though 2 to one. You hit anybody. No, I didn't hit anybody. Why not? But I found it difficult to get the puck. That was obvious from the video. Yeah, I kind of toddled around, like I would just go out and do like a few figure eights and if the puck came to me then great, I would just try and send it somewhere else.

17:42 You weren't really watching for the park or looking for. Looking at it, but I couldn't get there quicker than the other girls. So some of them really have have played hockey before and they're like getting right after it. They're in there like a dirty shirt that I am like kind of at the back because I can't get there quick. So then eventually some of the girls on my team figured that out and they said Rachel, because we had to use one of those tutor shooters. You know what that is the the the goalie guy, the board. That's the goalie. Because we only have one goalie, the other one didn't. Couldn't cover it covers most of the net, but there's certain goals that you can get the pocket to. Go I didn't know it was called a tutor shooter, but I didn't know that. I didn't know that either.

18:26 I didn't know that anyway, so we had to use that. So the girls said Rachel, go to the net. Like just kind of stand in front of the net. I'm like, Yep. Got it. Got it. I can do that. So I think I played great defense actually and prevented more than the two goals that they got. Were you in front of your net or the? Other net Yeah, I did. Oh. OK, You were on defense because I was defense. I was going to ask you if you know what offside is. No, but if you were, if you were standing in front of your net, you're OK. Yeah. No, I don't know what that is. No, we'll come to that. If they ever put you on offense, we'll we'll get to. That, you know, I could have been because no one cared where you went really. And we were all just kind of all. Over the place put you in the right spot. Eventually, yeah, they did and used to me. To be where you should.

19:15 Yeah, I think you don't move quite as much. Although when I stand still, I move, so I don't, I don't know how to not do that. I haven't figured that out yet either. But somebody said it's because the ice is not level and I'm I. That's what I choose to believe. So your presence did actually have an effect on the game, yeah. I'm I'm great. I'm one of the best. I think I'm one. Of the game. I touched it, yeah. OK, like if we removed you from the game, it would have it wouldn't have been exactly the same. Yeah, it would have been detrimental, I think. Oh, can anybody skate around you? Yeah, a few people. A few people, yeah. So what was also different about this week is that because it was only the second scrimmage everybody had done the first week, they were doing six to seven minute shifts.

20:01 And I said to Jared, and so the girls, some of the husbands were there and they said, why are you guys doing such long shifts? Because nobody was on the buzzer? And so I said to Jeremy, how long are shifts? Like what he and he's like 45 seconds. I'm like, oh, that's way better than doing skills for an hour. I can sit on the bench and my little feet get a rest. I'm out there for 45 seconds. Anyway, we decided the second night the when I was there to do 2 minute shifts. Fine. So somebody's husband was on the buzzer. All the other husbands were in this tent. A lot of the husbands were there actually a lot of the families. And and so we did 2 minute shifts, which was perfect for me because I could be out. It's just long enough that by the time the two minutes is up, you're like my feet are screaming.

20:45 I got to sit down, but and then you could for a couple of minutes, right, So you get a bit of a rest. Another thing that really helped me this week is that since Jeremy was there, he tied my skates, so he tied them way tighter. That helps a lot. That would help. Yeah, I think that was partly the problem, is that the skates were too loose. That seemed just. I felt more supported, you know? OK, yeah, it's nice to have Dad there. It is nice, yeah. I think you might have to come other times, yeah. I would like to go and see this live, I really would. Well, I'd like to see might. Have to tie my skates. I'd like to see once. You get everything on, it's very hard to bend over. Well, I just want to see it at regular speed, that's all.

21:26 That's all. That's what I want. I think most hockey players, before they get everything on, before they can't bend over anymore, they usually put their skates on before that point. Yeah, I think I'm going to have to do that for skates first, leave the guards on, then I put my shin cards and pants and all that stuff. You may want to try that. But I can't get them quite as tight as he does. He's got like calluses on his hands from doing it. And ideal commentary on the game. Which we need to hear. Please leave that in. And that has to come. It's OK, I'll try and dig that out for you.

22:11 This is due to underwhelming demand. The podcast that is like daylight saving time no one wants. We get it anyway, it's how it works. It just keeps happening. It just keeps happening. Have a beer. Yeah, just. You know. It's right, don't change the clock, just have a beer. That would be. Fun. Leave the clock as is. Crack a beer. I have a Sunday morning. I have a question. Sunday morning, I guess. Sure. I have a question for. Whatever you're listening. Give me your best answer. What would be the worst thing that either one of you could wake up to on a cold winter's morning into your. House the furnace is broken.

22:55 Yes, that has happened, yeah. That has happened to me too. Yeah, more than once. Baboom. Oh, otherwise I have been woken up into the middle of the night to my dog violently shitting everywhere one. Of that, OK, that wins for him and you win, you win. But was it was it in the middle of winter? Was it, was it in the middle of winter or summer? Because summer would be worse Summer. Yes, yeah, that's that's true. Yeah, the. Worst thing that you saw? A few days ago I get up early. My wife generally, God bless her, gets up like an hour before, an hour and a half before she really has to be anywhere. And she gets up, has a cup of coffee and then works out probably 4 days out of five when she gets up and I drive her to where she needs to go.

23:52 So I I time, I get up quite a bit out like a good hour after she gets up and I drive her. So I got up that particular morning and the minute I rolled out of bed, I went, it's cold. Why is it so cold? And. Because you and you know when the floor was cold, you're like. Something wasn't right, but that's the that was just my first impression was like, I mean, I know it's cold outside and it was one of the -15 or -20 mornings or whatever it was. And I know it's cold outside, so whatever, but I just went, it's a lot colder than it normally is. Normally I wake up and I go, I'm, I'm not this cold. So the first thing I did, you know, I get up, I get dressed and I come into the hallway and the thermostats in the hallway and my thermostat has a battery in it, which is really stupid.

24:44 So it's gone. The battery has died. And when the battery dies, the furnace doesn't work. That's how it works. The. Battery, which I think is terrible, Yeah, it's a terrible design. And I discovered that is. The furnace rely on a battery, yeah. I know I discovered. No, it's. Fired in. It's the controller. It's the controller basically that has the batter. Anyway, it doesn't matter. I that's the first thing I check and I looked at the temperature and 60 Fahrenheit, which I think is like 15. Oh. My 60 Holy crap that's freezing. Yeah, well, cold when it's it's not freezing. I keep my house at 68. No, but it's not freezing. I mean freezing cold.

25:24 It's cold when you're not used to it. So immediately I've got the light on and and I could see that my wife is downstairs working out. And I thought, well, she probably doesn't know. So I walked downstairs and my initial thought is I know the battery's working because the thermostat's working. But so I walked downstairs and she goes, yeah, I know the furnace isn't working. And I'm like, OK, well, I knew it wasn't working. And she goes, yeah, I know. And you know, but but we're due, you know, and we've been in our house 18 years, almost 18. The house is 20 plus years old. So yeah. And you know now. It's an original furnace. Yeah, I've lived my entire life, if without replacing a furnace anywhere.

26:10 When I was a kid, I grew up in the same house. It was the same furnace all the way through. And then I moved out. I was there forever and I moved out. And then all the other places I I lived in, I never had to replace a furnace. I know nothing about What do you do? What do you, what do you do in your furnaces? So the first thing I did was, well, I'll check the fuse, like the panel and, and make sure that it's not a fuse or the breaker didn't go or whatever. So I checked that. No, it's fine. And it's just not working. It's dead, it's quiet, it's not working, it's not doing anything. So, you know, we're both discussing, well, what do we do? You know, like we're trying to figure out I you know, who do we call, I guess early earlier, like it's very early in the morning.

26:51 It's a Friday and so that means I don't know whether you get somebody day of. I don't know how any of that works. I know they're expensive. That's all I know. It's an. Emergency if they. Typically. On because this has happened to me so many times that I've had to have people come and fix it or restart the pilot light or get a new furnace. I've had to do and it's always the very coldest day of January and. They are always. Super busy because everybody's furnace craps out in the middle of, you know -25 January. So. We don't know. I mean, having never been through it, but you know, you can get through it. And I know that when my wife gets to work, there are a lot of people she works with and she'll immediately consult and probably will say, OK, here's what everybody works at. But as luck would have it, we had some renovations done, as you guys know.

27:45 And one of the sinks that had that they put in the faucet on one of the sinks, the pressure all of a sudden dropped. So we called our main guy and he goes, yeah, yeah, yeah. They're very good about that. They'll come and they'll fix. So he came over, he had come over the day before to look at it, but he didn't have what he needed. He thought he knew what the problem was. You got to get in and get underneath it. And there's probably maybe a little deposit in there. And it's caused the pressure to drop. And he, I don't have a tool, but I'll, I'll send somebody tomorrow with a tool. And we're like, oh, OK. So that our first thought since he had just been over was, well, he might know, you know, there's a guy that you know. So Janet immediately goes. I'll send him an e-mail and just see if you know maybe. He can.

28:32 Who do you recommend anyway? So right after she hung up and we hung up from one another, there was a text on my phone, and it's from our friend with the renovation company. And so he went downstairs to listen to where the pipes are, just to give, you know, to see that that wasn't the problem. And when he went downstairs, my friend from the renovation company, it was a little noisy because the furnace was on. So he turned it off. Oh, no, he turned. He turned, he turned the furnace off so he could listen. So like there was a blockage in the pipes, the light switch that is like on off for the furnace. Yeah, I that was the reason.

29:19 Did you know that there was a light switch on your furnace format? Because I didn't, Yeah. Yeah, I recall seeing it, but I've never. Switched it. I told you. I went downstairs and checked was the. If I turn the furnace off, which I have done for recording stuff I didn't. Know it. I didn't even know that I could turn my furnace off that way. It's usually marked as furnace. Yes, you. Know so it is furnace on because I get this text. I get this text and Janice calling me back at the same time. She goes, I just got an e-mail from and I'm like, yeah, I just got a text from him, but I don't know where. Anyway, So I texted back, where's the switch? So I go down like as like, I don't know, like I go downstairs. 7:15 I turn the lights on downstairs. I go downstairs.

30:04 I'm looking around and then I see this light switch on, off. I flick it up to on and the furnace comes on. I'm like. Oh my God. That was easy. Yeah, didn't need $150.00 service call for. That didn't need a new furnace, Didn't know. And I know that you have said how unhandy you are in the past. I can't. I didn't realize it was that. Bad that, bad that that. I don't think I've ever turned that switch ever. I didn't know I. Control the furnace from the. Panel. It was there. I never turned it. Off. At least you knew it existed. I didn't know. At least you knew it was there. It existed. I can't recall where it is in my head. It's in the furnace room somewhere.

30:44 Somebody helped. But I don't know where it is. This is due to underwhelming demand. We are a podcast. Of course we are. How else would you be listening to this? Yeah, I keep telling you we're a podcast. You. Know that. Yeah, I know. We're Dave. Rachel ready? We're Dave, Rachel and Foreman and you could check out our website, underwhelming.ca. We are looking for sponsors for this fine podcast so we can keep going. So if you know somebody, if you're interested in sponsoring, go to our website, email.us.daverachelforeman@gmail.com. And we have all kinds of ways for you to advertise and we'd love to hear from you.

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32:19 It's a blue microphone and click on that send of what we'd love to have your voice notes. We love to get those anytime I have an e-mail from Jan who says and the subject line is cutest hockey player ever. So I can only assume that that is for me, she says. Hi Rachel, you did great playing hockey. The puck landed on your stick, you took a shot, you skated around after going after it. You are amazing. You made me smile. Proud of you. Does she ask if it was in slow motion? Nope, she did not ask that. No. OK. Hey, on that video Angie even said that. Rachel, you're a natural. Thank you. Yes, Melanie said. I love this so much.

33:04 You would respond to Rachel saying hockey is hired and then Melanie responded saying but you're doing it. So congratulations from a fellow 40 something mom. Good. All right. You know, I have had at least a handful of people ask me where is this? I want to do this. This is just like an ad hoc, like a random group of girls who decided to do it in my small town. And it's not it's nothing official. We although we do have jerseys. We bought jerseys for ourselves and we're paying for everything and it's not a lead, it's just 35 of us and we've split off into two teams. Teams quote UN quote and that's it. Like it's literally you could do it in your town, just organize it. 2 girls organized it. They asked who wants to take part, 35 of us signed up. Bang boom, there we are.

33:50 Well, we and statistics and all of that stuff will be forthcoming at the end of the season, yes. Absolutely. Losses, goals, assists we've. Won one and we've lost one because I'm the purple team, There's a purple team and a white team. I ended up with a purple jersey. So that's my team and we've won the first one and we lost the second one. Yeah, oddly I was part of the second one, so I'm not sure what happened there, but anyway. OK, well we have several comments, maybe a few to catch up on on Spotify. Not that we've been ignoring them, it's just that I keep forgetting to check. Them OK, which is the same as ignoring them, yeah. But one from in this last week. Hey Dave, Rachel and Foreman, I'm a 13 year old girl and I always listen to your podcast every night and I laugh my butt off in bed. Thank you I.

34:38 Miss listening to the radio every morning but the podcast makes up for it because I love when you guys swear. Sorry, a 13 year old sent us that. Yes, wonderful. I'm sorry about that. But the awesome job you guys are the best. Don't. Swear. It's very unladylike, unbecoming. Is it a girl or a boy? I don't know. Well. I'm a 13 year old girl. You'd recognize her. She has no butt. It's gone. It's been left. But right off, yeah. I see. Yeah. It's gone. Bonnie Bonnie has commented on a previous episode, Episode 103 No. Three. OK, All right, I. Have 10 behind. See if you remember this topic. Can confirm, my partner wearing his hat backwards really makes me want to watch Harry Potter with him. Yeah, yeah.

35:29 I mean. It's all right. It doesn't hurt, I can tell you. Thing. Yep, that's right. Casey has commented after the episode about the school bus full of dogs. Yes, yeah. Yeah, yeah, My previous dog went to doggy daycare on the little red school bus pick up at Sherwood Forest Mall. He absolutely loved it. It was stopped many years ago for whatever reason. Not the same as the bus you saw, but similar, similar. So she's done it. She's been through the doggy daycare bus pickup hole routine. You know, I can't remember if I said this, but you know which dog would hate that? Mine. She would hate having to go with a bunch of other dogs away from me all day long.

36:11 God, she would hate it, she's such. I recommend you put her on it and let's see what. Else she needs it, but she's, you know. At least your dog doesn't. What is it again? Throw up violently. In the Oh no, it wasn't throw up. Shit violently. Sorry, it was poop violent. Yeah. Another swear word for the 13 year. Old should have said OK, we got to stop because there's kids listening. This came to me and I've sent it to you for him. And please read. John has sent us. John Everett sent a great little article called Did Clark Gable kill the Undershirt? Did. He Clark Gable.

36:52 Clark Gable, the actor apparently is the guy responsible for us not wearing undershirts. So apparently Clark Gables get shirt off in a movie in 1935 or something and he didn't have an undershirt on. Nobody ever did that. That was a big deal and the sale, reportedly sale sales of undershirts dropped substantially. Really did that in a movie in 19. 30. Five, if you read this article, it's fascinating because I, as I'm reading that, I'm like, well, isn't that interesting? But the fact is, there's no way to prove that. There's never been any way to prove that. There's no way to disprove it so. There's no way to disprove that, but there's no way also to prove it, no.

37:39 So 1935 was also the Great Depression, yes. Well, didn't have a lot of things. I think sales of everything went down in 1935, yeah. Fascinating though, that we we take it like I immediately went. Wear undershirts that makes. Sense everybody went to the movies and he didn't have his undershirt on and yeah, nobody wanted them anymore. But in fact, that probably didn't happen. But it's worth a read. Great article though, thanks. Thanks John about a guy who who lived and died and had his whole career before I was born. Before you were probably even bored Dick. Pretty much pretty well. Yeah.