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Brother and sister, originally from Alabama who are now both Nashvillians, break down anything and everything. Trying our best to find the humor wherever we can. Hosted by Marty Booth and Amy Goodgame.
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Publix "Deals", Spirit Halloween and LOLs
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Who knew that grocery shopping could be both a battlefield and a treasure hunt? We kick off October with a playful take on Publix sales strategies, revealing the mysteries behind BOGO deals and how not to get lost in the cereal aisle. Ever felt like you're paying a ransom for your beloved breakfast staples? We share some laughter and tips on navigating those tricky offers without needing a calculator or a trolley full of bulk buys.
Remember the thrill of digging through cereal boxes for hidden treasures? We take a nostalgic trip down memory lane, reminiscing about the joy of finding a tiny toy among the Fruity Pebbles, only to be met with today’s digital promotions and bewildering acronyms. We poke fun at our attempts to keep up with modern lingo and how 'LOL' has become a conversation filler rather than an expression of genuine laughter. Language has evolved, and so have our ways of communicating, often leaving us chuckling and scratching our heads.
Halloween preparations offer a spooky canvas for both creativity and hilarity. From Uber's quirky partnership with Spirit Halloween — perfect for those last-minute costume crises — to the shenanigans inside those wonderfully eerie stores, we share our tales of thrills and chills. For those seeking even less conventional forms of entertainment, we explore the quirky world of attending building demolitions, weighing the bizarre appeal against the more traditional travel experiences. Whether you’re hiding Halloween candy from your kids or considering a demolition detour, this episode promises a cauldron of humor and light-hearted insights.
Welcome to hey Real Quick with Amy and Marty. Happy October.
Speaker 2Yeah, it's October.
Speaker 1Finally, yes, your yard looks amazing.
Speaker 2We do like to decorate yeah.
Speaker 1It's fabulous. I like the multiple skeleton scenes. You got the standard required Alabama-Auburn fans with the shakers, yeah Skeletons, and there's an NFL scene out there going on.
Speaker 2It's just flag football. Oh, it's fabulous. It's just the jerseys.
Speaker 1It's amazing. Wish y'all could see it. Maybe we'll put it up. Yeah, I'll take pictures.
Speaker 2Yeah. Yeah, robin gets into Halloween. I mean, we already had three skeletons, have we said that word?
Speaker 1Yeah, and she came home one day and she's like I got some more skeletons.
Speaker 2And the first, thing, I thought was, but I got to cut grass.
Speaker 1Oh, right, before I set them out, I did that yesterday. Yeah.
Speaker 2So I was the lunatic relocating skeletons in the flower bed.
Speaker 1Right, I'm sorry, I'm going to need to move you for a minute.
Speaker 2And then the others are staked in the yard. So I'm lifting his legs up, weeding around him.
Speaker 1Can you lift up for a second?
Speaker 2Don't fall over. But yeah, other than that it's fun.
Speaker 1Awesome sauce. What's going on?
Speaker 2Oh yeah. So yesterday I went to Publix because I wanted to spend a bunch of money.
Speaker 1Publix is they're a little high. They're a little high, they're a little high yeah.
Speaker 2But they're also close, they're close.
Speaker 1So I'm like it's close, I'm going to Publix, I know.
Speaker 2I'm going to Publix, I know, but I don't know if this is a life hack or common sense. Or an FYI or something, or both, I don't know. So they're expensive, so I always try to like cash in on their two for five or buy one, get one.
Speaker 1Yes, yeah.
Speaker 2So I'm there yesterday and it says I was getting like whatever chocolate milk or something. And it says I was getting like whatever chocolate milk or something, and it says two for eight. Okay, whatever, normally like five bucks and I was like but I don't want two.
Speaker 1You just want one, I just want one, okay.
Speaker 2Okay, but it says two for eight.
Speaker 1Does that mean one for four? I would assume it means only two for eight, that's what I thought.
Speaker 2Okay, but I was like I don't care, I'm going for it. I get one, I put it in the cart.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2And then I had to get bread. Same thing with the bread I was buying.
Speaker 1Okay.
Speaker 2No, but the bread was different because it said it wasn't two for whatever it was buy one, get one free.
Speaker 1Uh-huh, but you only want one, but I only want one. What are you doing About to go out of town?
Speaker 2No, I yeah, oh, yeah, that's it.
Speaker 1Can't have extra bread. That's crazy. Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 2So anyway. So I'm like but if you buy one, the other one's free, otherwise you're just giving public your money, right? Right, that's what you would think. So I went, I even saved the receipt, so I got proof. So the two for eight. If you only buy one, it's one for four, just say $4.
Speaker 1Just say the sale price.
Speaker 2Why are you trying to trick me into buying two Publix Sorry? And then the buy one, get one free. Yeah, it's a half price.
Speaker 1You do not have to do the two. So if you get one, get one free. Yeah, it's a half price. You do not have to do the two, so if you get one it's just half the price it normally is. But if you get two, If you get two technically, you did get it free.
Speaker 2Yeah so it was $5. I only bought one, so it was $2.50. I like it so you don't, I've been doing that. So you don't, I've been doing that. You know how much time is. I bought like spaghetti sauce and I'm like I guess I'll get two.
Speaker 1Yeah, oh my goodness, two for five or two, yeah, man, which that's a genius.
Speaker 2Yeah, it's genius marketing.
Speaker 1Genius marketing yeah.
Speaker 2Buy one, get one. I got to get.
Speaker 1I got to get two One's free. I know I One's free.
Speaker 2I know I ain't putting that back.
Speaker 1No, oh, my goodness.
Speaker 2I bet everybody else already knew that. Maybe Maybe not, I don't know.
Speaker 1It does make you feel better, though, when you go to Publix. I don't know how many people have Publix, but it is more expensive rather than like a Kroger or something, but it's clean and it is organized. Ooh, I mean they're organized Like whoever is putting out the stock is like you know. They're a little OCD and I appreciate it.
Speaker 2Yeah, well, I'm OCD, so I enjoy that.
Speaker 1I am here for the display. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2In-cap buy one get one that.
Speaker 1Yeah, I am here for the display. Yeah, yeah, in-cap buy one, get one. You're like, I got to get two boxes of that cereal.
Speaker 2Which buys it? Yeah, that wing stack is impeccable.
Speaker 1I love their wings, but can we? Yeah, cereal's ridiculous. That's all I got to say. I saw a big box the other day. I was like $9?. This is Cheerios. What is going on? I guess I'll go get a steak for breakfast. This is silly.
Speaker 2I got to the point now when I buy cereal I kind of just look away at the price Because it's not going to be good.
Speaker 1No, I just only get whatever is the cheapest, or buy one, get one.
Speaker 2Yeah Well, you don't even have to get, just buy one and buy, buy one, but yeah.
Speaker 1I do that. I'm like it's crazy yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 2Does it come on milk Like yeah, it is a lot.
Speaker 1Yeah, it should come with money in the bottom of the bag. They don't have that anymore.
Speaker 2Remember when we would Prizes? Yeah, remember, oh, my gosh All right.
Speaker 1There we go.
Speaker 2I'm going cereal.
Speaker 1Yeah, but.
Speaker 2I remember getting home.
Speaker 1Yes.
Speaker 2Like helping mom with the groceries, bringing all the groceries in, like where's the cereal? Couldn't wait.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2Like destroy, rip the whole bag out.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2Open them and then I could look at the bottom of the bag of Fruity Pebbles.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2And shake it around. I'm like there it is, open it up, put my whole arm in. Yeah, rub around all the cereal with your hand, from the grocery store With my grocery store hand, I'm probably crawling on the floor and then I like pull out the horrible prize 3D reader or whatever it is. Actually they were pretty good. Yeah, some of them were, yeah, fake tattoos or whatever. Oh, I love those. And then I try to like put it back in the box Boxes all, they don it back in the box, boxes, all they don't have prizes anymore.
Speaker 1No, what is that? I don't know.
Speaker 2Sometimes they'll have an offer still the only reason I know this Ain't nobody doing that. What is this?
Speaker 11978? Yeah, offer or go online If it involves another step other than bringing home this cereal box and looking at the cereal box yeah I'm not going on a website because I read the back of the cheerios drink more ovaltine.
Speaker 2Yeah, I feel like now they try to get away with like qr codes. I would buy cereal I did not like just for the prize like every now and then one would have a prize and I'm like, ooh, like a Hot Wheels something kind of cool.
Speaker 1Oh my God, yeah.
Speaker 2And I'm like mom would be like you don't even like that cereal I was like yeah, yeah, I do.
Speaker 1I do this week. I'll eat it.
Speaker 2Yeah, I like it today.
Speaker 1And the prize.
Speaker 2Yeah, I didn't like Cracker Jacks, but I'd always get them for the prize.
Speaker 1I didn't like Cracker Jacks either.
Speaker 2Uh-uh, it was. They weren't like popped enough, or something. There was a lot of. That's the smallest box of caramel popcorn.
Speaker 1It's like wannabe popcorn and I didn't realize it was caramel popcorn forever. I was like this is just Cracker Jacks because I never had caramel popcorn, just had plain popcorn.
Speaker 2You try to sell somebody popcorn in a mac and cheese box. That's all that thing is.
Speaker 1Yeah, kraft mac and cheese box A little bit smaller, full of popcorn, full.
Speaker 2It better be full.
Speaker 1Yeah, and then. And wasn't it like a little wax bag that kind of was folded at the top? Yeah, it was. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2And you'd always get it at like well, baseball games.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2That's take me out of the ball game.
Speaker 1Right, and they always they had. Sometimes they'd have a little book, the microscopic book in there. That was the prize, yeah, or they would have the temporary tattoos.
Speaker 2Can I buy another box and get some Regan glasses?
Speaker 1Yeah, nowadays, it'd be like I don't even know what that prize is. I can't see it. Yeah, yeah, cracker Jacks, I wasn't a fan, yeah.
Speaker 2They had good tattoos, though they fan. Yeah, they had good tattoos they did.
Speaker 1They had good prizes, but can I have this?
Speaker 2yeah, anyway anyway, sorry, that was a serial rant.
Speaker 1I know so Publix, alright, I'm gonna play the game the next time I go there buy one gift.
Speaker 2It may differ. State that one person did tell me that though but, I, forgot. I have no memory. So one time I asked somebody, it was probably like five years ago, and they're like well in Tennessee. So I don't know. I guess we've.
Speaker 1So in some states you do have to do that.
Speaker 2That's what he said.
Speaker 1You have to get two to get the deal.
Speaker 2So check your mayor or whatever, before you shop at Publix.
Speaker 1Right, I have. Yes, this is Marty Booth. I'm calling the governor's office. What's your question? Well, it relates to Publix BOGO. Can we figure that out? Do y'all have that written anywhere?
Speaker 2I didn't know what BOGO was until.
Speaker 1Buy one, get one.
Speaker 2That's embarrassing. Probably like 30s or something.
Speaker 1I kept hearing it BOGO, bogo. I was like what is BOGO? It's the whole like.
Speaker 2They're like buy one, get one. I was like, oh, yeah, the FOMO, the fear of missing out the HOCO homecoming. You mean the?
Speaker 1rec room sale. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2Or pay less. Yeah, it's just, I think at a certain how about I pay more and y'all speak English? Sorry.
Speaker 1It's just showing our age. But, like I think at a certain age you shouldn't be able to use those type of acronyms. Like your mouth that just stops working. And the English is marbled on purpose because it was like nope, cut off, you're 40. If you say BO bogo, we're just, we're just gonna jumble, you know, the machine just goes nope, nobody's gonna know what you're talking about. Lol, wait what? Yeah, I cannot, the hoko, yeah what is? Hoko homecoming, will you?
Speaker 2go.
Speaker 1I made a hoko hoko, oh, they say it, they, they write it yeah.
Speaker 2Oh my.
Speaker 1OMG yeah.
Speaker 2You say ho-go or bo-go. I'm about to go low, Go lo-go.
Speaker 1And that is not an acronym, I don't.
Speaker 2It's just too much. I can't stand when people say out loud they hear something funny or whatever and they go LOL.
Speaker 1You could A laugh B. That is funny, ha ha.
Speaker 2What happened to that?
Speaker 1I don't know. It's like we're robots, but anyhow.
Speaker 2I don't enjoy any of that. And then I go to do it and it's like am I on the floor? Am I kind of laughing? Oh yeah.
Speaker 1Yeah, I don't, it's too much. Just at that point, just text a picture or something.
Speaker 2I saw one the other day that said the new one was called Salts S-A-L-T-S. What so? When somebody sends you it, it's like it's more truthful. Smiled a little bit, then stopped and I was like that's more, spot on yeah, that's got the right amount of snarkiness.
Speaker 1I don't know if you do this.
Speaker 2People send me stuff and I'm like, oh man, that's hilarious. And then you got to pick the crying emoji or the laughing emoji.
Speaker 1I know, you know what I'm saying. We don't know if it's crying or laughing.
Speaker 2Well, yeah, yeah, but there's the regular laughing with like yep, and tears come out.
Speaker 1And then there's with a smile.
Speaker 2Am I 45 degrees entertained. You know that.
Speaker 1Oh yeah, the smile. Am I 45 degrees entertained? You know that? Oh yeah, well, the one where the tongue's out and one of the eyes is closed, that's my like we're going crazy over here. Yeah, oh, I don't do that that's my like.
Speaker 2I'm just being, I'm just being silly, oh okay, but yeah, but then do you go two, you know, do you go four of them, like how funny is it I don't know, is't know.
Speaker 1Is there a?
Speaker 2limit. I don't like there's too much pressure. Somebody sends you something funny, like I just panic. At the end I'm like ah, just one, I don't know.
Speaker 1Yeah, there's a thousand different little face emojis. It's too many.
Speaker 2Am I going to offend them if they only?
Speaker 1I wonder if anybody's ever sent something funny and then looked at their phone and be like, yeah, only got one emoji right. That was hilarious, this is worth at least three. Or somebody actually goes too far to the right and like just hits a little stalk of celery, you know, under the food, like there's. It's too much, there's too many things. There's like grape tomato, like you can just speak in emojis. I guess, guess.
Speaker 2You could just write the word.
Speaker 1That's crazy.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Halloween Costumes and Candy Shop
Speaker 1Yeah. So I was driving yesterday listening to the radio because I'm 80. And at the end of the news segment they were like so Uber is partnering this Halloween season for people that don't plan ahead that maybe last-minute costume needs with Spirit Halloween, the pop-up Halloween stores that you're like. I thought that Babies R Us was going to turn into a. No, it's Spirit Halloween for two months every year.
Speaker 2That's the opposite. Do not take a baby into Spirit. Halloween. Babies are traumatized Babies are gone from this store now.
Speaker 1So I guess you can get on your Uber app if it's October 30th, 31st morning of, and be like I'm going to need, you know, Freddy Krueger or whatever it is. And they deliver it and they deliver it because they're at the Halloween store ready to go.
Speaker 2And if it doesn't fit, you're just Well. You waited too long, you got to Uber another one.
Speaker 1I guess Uber's going to be just you know yeah.
Speaker 2Can you get?
Speaker 1candy. No, it's for costumes. Well, I mean, whatever Spirit Halloween sells, I'm sure you can get, but I think they're just a costume store.
Speaker 2I've been to Spirit Halloween.
Speaker 1I went two weeks ago with my middle kid.
Speaker 2First of all, I love Halloween.
Speaker 1I know that you do. Yeah, we got skeletons and stuff like that. Skeletons are us right here.
Speaker 2And if you're five or seven or eight, you may walk in the yard and be like oh, that one's a little scary whatever, but it's nothing like.
Speaker 1No, it's not horrific.
Speaker 2Spooky but fun. Spirit Halloween is just like we're going to make everyone cry and have nightmares, including the parents.
Speaker 1I've gone in Spirit Halloween and been like I'm not going down that aisle oh no yeah, that's stuff yeah, the back left of the store, because they what you walk in and it's a little more like mainstream whatever, but like the middle. They had this set up with this animatronic. Is that what I'm trying to? Say I don't like spider, it was huge, it was like bigger than my front porch and you pushed a button and then this like zombie girl thing starts talking I was like jonah, I don't know man I, and he goes, oh, that aisle z.
Speaker 1I won't even say what was on one aisle because it was so disturbing. He was like, and he loves really scary stuff, like you know.
Speaker 2Does he watch scary movies?
Speaker 1Not horror stuff. But, like he likes really good costume stuff. Like he plays D&D, all that, Like he appreciates good costume pieces, but he was like that's too creepy even for me.
Speaker 1Like it was just too much. And some of those they had in kid sizes and you're like what kid is rocking that, I don't know, but they're going to need to go to therapy. After that it was, oh yeah. I was like I'm good, I just want to buy some Reese cups for my little kid neighbors and get out of here because, well, they don't really sell candy. But you know what I mean. Like I'll dress up for Halloween. You know what I mean.
Speaker 2Like I'll dress up for Halloween, but I'm not going to dress up in something.
Speaker 1The scariest thing I would dress up as would be like, I don't know, probably a wizard from Lord of the Rings.
Speaker 2Yeah right.
Speaker 1You know what I mean. I'm just not going super spooky, I don't understand the parents or adults. I don't know if they have kids. Maybe they don't.
Speaker 2Maybe that's why they do it and they dress up like scary, yeah, and then they try to get all in a kid's face.
Speaker 1Oh yeah, happy Halloween. And then, like, why is she crying? Yeah, I'm crying, yeah, we're all crying now. Thank you, grim Reaper, you can keep your alma joy, because there's no joy now anymore, we're going to cry and then get to like two more houses and shake it off and try to complete the night.
Speaker 2I don't get that.
Speaker 1Yeah, I don't either. But yeah, spirit Halloween Uber.
Speaker 2That's interesting.
Speaker 1There you go.
Speaker 2Yeah, there's going to be some kid like you're out of candy. What is this? Uber? Uber Eats. Would you get some more nerds up in here?
Speaker 1Oh yeah. So I will say this I know somebody who drives for Uber Eats sometimes and she told me that she had one order for go to CVS and get two bags of Doritos and some Nerds candy, and maybe it was like a oh yeah, it was like a gift card for Fortnite, so that was a 12-year-old that placed that order.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 1Using their mom's or dad's credit card or Greenlight.
Speaker 2What does?
Speaker 1that mean what's a Greenlight?
Speaker 2A little Greenlight.
Speaker 1It's like a debit card for a kid.
Speaker 2Oh man, they could do Uber Eats with it, I think probably Probably do whatever they want, but like it's just a debit card and like if your kid doesn't do their chores, you can give them money anyway.
Speaker 1Oh, I have heard of that. Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2But it's nice because it'll round up.
Speaker 1Okay, and if you give them?
Speaker 2money. Like you, can determine how much goes into savings savings nice much, whatever.
Speaker 1I mean there's a charge. It's like rocket money, yeah, but for like a kid's debit card, yeah, yeah, but anyway, but yeah, uber eats. It does not have to be a restaurant. I didn't know that. I was like oh okay can I get? Yeah, can I get my cholesterol pills and I need some size 10 nikes.
Speaker 2Um, yeah, you can get whatever you want.
Speaker 1Exactly yeah, some toothpaste.
Speaker 2Yeah yeah, we already got all our candy. Believe that.
Speaker 1Oh, I believe it.
Speaker 2We bought it two or three weeks ago at Costco Costco. Which the boys found it and see, chocolate, we're fine. Nobody wants it, nobody's asking about that I mean they still like it. I.
Speaker 1Nobody wants it, nobody's asked about that, I mean they still like it.
Speaker 2I mean they would eat it. But the ones that have like nerds and like sour gummies and all that stuff they're like can we have like one pack. I'm like, okay, yeah, that's.
Speaker 1Friday you can have one pack.
Speaker 2Yeah, and then the next day I'm like vacuuming in the house or whatever. And I'm like look at me some nerds and I'm like I'm kind of hungry, I go in there. I get like three packs. Wow, I just like candy.
Speaker 1It's not. This would be gone and this wouldn't. It would all be gone.
Speaker 2Sourpunch straws like that stuff. Oh man, my mouth is watering. It is so fun.
Speaker 1Fun dip is like you need to go outside and eat this because it's a mess.
Speaker 2Yeah, it's a stick, and some sand, but whatever. I love it, but yeah.
Speaker 1So we already cracked open that one bag. Oh my gosh, are the bags just huge from Costco? Yeah, they're big.
Speaker 2Yeah, but we get Robin's always like that's enough.
Speaker 1I'm like no, I know I hate to run out. We get a yeah Because you can take it back. We give out a lot yeah.
Speaker 2Yeah, it was BOGO. No, I'm just kidding yeah.
Speaker 1If Costco does that, it's game over yeah.
Speaker 2Do they do that? I bet they've never done that. No, I don't think so.
Speaker 1Well, orange juice you got to go work out before you pick up the three pack or whatever.
Speaker 2When I was at Publix. Publix, yeah, the day I figured out the BOGO stuff.
Speaker 1Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2I was like I'll just grab orange juice here. I was like I can't do Costco today, like.
Speaker 1I didn't have the energy to go.
Speaker 2No, I was like yeah, I can't get in there with bulk purchases.
Speaker 1No.
Speaker 2So I was like I'll just grab one here and I like the Costco kind because it's I think it's a little healthier, it tastes better.
Speaker 1It tastes great. Yeah, it tastes like real orange juice. Their orange juice is amazing. Do you get the organic kind or the regular?
Speaker 2The organic two-pack.
Speaker 1Oh yeah, oh, it's so good, it's off the hook. I love it so much.
Speaker 2So I bought the equivalent of that at Publix and I don't know. It was probably like eight bucks maybe for one.
Speaker 1Yeah, it's ridiculous.
Speaker 2And I'm grabbing it and I'm like I should have gone to Costco.
Speaker 1I know.
Speaker 2But I was like I couldn't do it. And first of all, there's too many orange juices and, as I say that that's why I like Costco, when you go there, you either get like their brand of orange juice, yeah, or you get another one yeah like there's not. You go to publics and you're like well, there's 32 options yeah which one do I want?
Speaker 1yeah, there's too many brands. There's too many variations. Don't even get me started on the pulp amounts yeah or none, and then then you got like a mango orange pineapple. First of that's just a juice blend that shouldn't even be in the orange juice section. Yeah.
Speaker 2I'm all kind of confused. Sorry, I don't know. Have you seen that aisle? You know they used to have like cran grape all that stuff.
Speaker 1Oh yeah, it's like Brian Regan Right, that whole deal yeah.
Speaker 2It's insane.
Speaker 1I don't even get juices.
Speaker 2I don't get them because I can't make that decision. Right.
Speaker 1There's so many juices yeah, ocean spray, and then, yeah, white grape juice, sort of red grape juice.
Speaker 2Well, yeah, it's bonkers, it's bonkers, so anyway.
Speaker 1White peach, white peach, cranberry yeah.
Speaker 2Does anything else have pulp, or is it just orange juices?
Speaker 1Grapefruit juice.
Speaker 2That's the only two things that have pulp.
Speaker 1As far as I know, I mean mango might have a little bit if it was pure mango.
Speaker 2I guess. I don't know.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2Sorry, doesn't matter. We are in it. You are in it Speaking of DJs and being old. Yes, I was pulling in from dropping the boys off this morning and I heard a DJ say yeah, I don't know if my trip's going to get canceled, but I'm scheduled to fly out to Vegas to see the Tropicana implode. They're going to blow up the Tropicana Hotel like the old one and implode it.
Speaker 1But I'm like you're going to fly. That's a destination trip now.
Speaker 2Yeah, you're going to when people implode buildings. Fly across the country to see them blow up a building. I'm sure there's a live stream, right.
Speaker 1Do you do this with every building? Tell? Me there's a concert you're going to in the bubble while you're there or something you hitting up the sphere. Yeah, the sphere, or isn't that what it's called? I don't know.
Speaker 2That thing is I heard. It's amazing. It looks amazing.
Speaker 1I want to do it.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 1I've been driving. I have driven through vegas and saw the outside of it. I guess they can project stuff on the outside.
Speaker 2I actually saw it when they were building it? Yeah, but it's like a giant christmas ornament just was dropped from the sky and landed in vegas but it's the perfect.
Speaker 1I mean I hope they got some their hvac in. There must be like it could probably like propel the earth to a different galaxy, but it's a good place if you're going to have an indoor venue, because Vegas is always about 5,000 degrees.
Speaker 2Yeah, you better be inside. Oh, you better be I went one time and it was like June or July. We walked out the hotel. Yeah, or July, we walked out the hotel. Yeah, and it felt like. It feels like you're standing behind a Greyhound bus like where the exhaust is and that comes off the bus and it was like 10 o'clock at night and it was a hundred and it was still over a hundred, I think, when we went. The high was like 130 something.
Speaker 2It's hot and it was like you better go to a pool.
Speaker 1Yeah, after you get the 100 SPF on all the places on your body, I mean it's.
Speaker 2Yeah, if you're at a pool in Vegas, people are like you want to get out of the pool.
Speaker 1No, no, uh-uh, I'm going to live in the pool. I need the hotel room to come and get me. Yeah, right, did you pack my?
Unconventional Travel Discussions
Speaker 2bag. Yet yeah, it's. Yeah. I just thought that was weird, that a DJ was flying to watch a building get blown up.
Speaker 1That's a different kind of travel. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2Have you been to the Grand Canyon? No, but I've seen 11 buildings blow up.
Speaker 1Sorry, that was great. I give seen 11 buildings blow up. Sorry, that was great. I give it a 9.75. What?
Speaker 2My top five were yeah, I didn't get it. Yeah, I'm not flying to Vegas to see a building blow up?
Speaker 1No, there's probably ones closer to your house, yeah, but yeah, save money.
Speaker 2Yeah, don't do that Flights are expensive.
Speaker 1They are expensive. Just build a little building, blow it up yourself, right.
Speaker 2Maybe not Sorry.
Speaker 1Don't watch the ending of things. Go to watch see something happen. I don't know.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 1That's dark yeah.
Speaker 2Yeah, I don't get it.
Speaker 1Whatever that is niche travel. Yeah, weird Sorry.
Speaker 2But anyway.
Speaker 1That's all I got All right, see you guys.
Speaker 2Have a good one.
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