Chapter 1: What are some gateway horror movies for beginners?
Thanks for your thoughts on that one. What are you working on right now in your life? I am working on going out and doing things more. And we go out, but I need to go do things with people other than Susan. So, for example, I met my friend Melanie. At Bear Cave Brewing Company over in Hopkins, we played dominoes the other day. Oh, that's fun.
And we had lunch, and we gossiped and caught up, and it was just fun. It was nice, about an hour and a half. And then tomorrow, I'm going to go, not tomorrow, Wednesday, I have a friend whose name is Matt, and he does magic. And he's like, hey, do you want to come over and do a magic hang? And I'm like, that sounds so nerdy.
Yes. Yes, I do.
So I'm going to go over to Matt's house on Wednesday and hang out and chat and show each other some magic tricks. I know it's dorky. So that's something I'm working on because I go home a lot of the time and it's kind of Groundhog Day, you guys.
Chapter 2: What personal changes are people trying to make in their lives?
Yeah. I go home and it's Groundhog Day. I take a nap. I have a little lunch. I go to the gym. I work out, whatever. And then I wait for it to be dinner time. So I need to do more things. What are you working on in your life?
I have a lot of tabs open on my computer of things that I would like to do eventually and have not, you know, pulled the trigger on. Like voice lessons. I would love to take voice lessons. I have a list of all these different teachers, what they charge, where they're located. And that tab just sits open on my computer.
That and like I used to perform burlesque and I haven't in like a year and a half, two years. And I would love to do that again.
Put it in one sentence. What are you working on?
I would like to perform.
Okay, perform.
Yep.
Okay, good. What are you working on? I'm just curious. What are you working on? Maybe you're working on something very specific, like I'm trying to learn Spanish. Or I'm working on being a better daughter to my mom because we've been distant and I've been kind of whatever. What are you working on? Are you working on eating more plants? Are you working on eating fewer plants and more fat and meat?
What are you working on? And I bring this up because I'm interested to find out what you're working on. But also maybe you don't have something specific in your mind and you're going, I got to come up with something specific.
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Chapter 3: How does one find motivation to socialize more?
Here we go. Here's the keyword for Sabrina Carpenter. If you want to fly out to Los Angeles and go see her show out there, you just open up the iHeartRadio app. Tap that red microphone button. It'll open up a little box that says, okay, record, start here. And then you say the keyword is feather. That's all you got to do. The keyword is feather. You push stop.
And then it sends it off to the radio station.
Chapter 4: What activities are people working on to improve their lives?
And then we have your name in the drawing. And if we call it, then you get a chance to fly to Los Angeles to see Sabrina Carpenter. Once again, the keyword is feather. feather, feather is the key word. We do this every 30 minutes on KDWB. What are you working on? Let's read some text messages here. Carissa says, I'm working on having more patience with my kids. Sincerely, not facetiously.
Good luck. Yeah. Because it is, they will, that is, God made them to test your patience and they will.
Yep.
Another one, I'm working on being more positive. It's easy to dwell on the negative things. So I'm working on being positive and controlling what I can control.
Here's one that says, I'm working on my film production degree and my theater degree. I love that. And I kind of, you know, I get where you're coming from. That's a lot to work on. I don't have one specific thing that I'm trying to work on, but what I want to work on is being more consistent. And I have it on my vision board, just the word consistency.
There's so many little things that I want to do. You know, I've talked about trying to do stand up. I've talked about trying to cook and make that like a business. I want to obviously get better at my job here. And I feel like I'm trying to put so many eggs in so many baskets that I can't perfect, you know.
one thing yeah so i think i just need to focus on one thing and just be consistent and persistent at said kind of like a jack of all trades master of none and i think that's true i think that if you focus on the one thing like you're a brain surgeon you probably don't have time for a whole lot of hobbies because you're studying on the you know the whole brain the whole brain thing for example yeah what are you working on this text says i'm working on breaking up with my phone so to speak
I like this one right after it. I'm working on lowering my screen time. Yeah. That's a good goal to have, something to be self-aware of. Yeah, that's a good one because we all spend way too much time on our phone, period.
I'm working on tracking macros, and I'm not going to spend a lot of time on this one, but I've learned that counting calories is not the best way to be healthy because you can eat, like an entire pizza, 2,000 calories, and it's like, oh, well, I'm within my calorie range. But you've had all the bad kinds of food. Right. So macros is ā Jenny taught me about this one ā fat, carb, protein.
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Chapter 5: How can tracking macros help with health goals?
That dude was so hot. I mean, to like a 10-year-old girl.
I got you. Boo Bash tickets, not scary, but is it? We're going to get you into Boo Bash coming up. I mean, let's do it right now. We'll get you into Boo Bash. Let's give away a boatload of tickets. We got a big old place to fill up. So if you want to get in, we'll get you in. We'll take five calls right now, get you a pair of tickets. If you need three or four. Just let us know.
Just make sure those third or fourth people come so we can fill the place up. We'll see you on October 30th. We have three $1,000 prizes. Start thinking about your costume. Somebody asked the other day, can I come without a costume? Sure, but it'd be kind of like going to a wedding in sweatpants. I mean, you really don't want to do that. So work on your costume.
It doesn't have to be amazing, but you're going to want a costume. Call me now, 651-989-KDWB. Let the phone ring a while because it's going to take a minute for Vaughn to get to you. For Boobash. So this one is about a car that is kind of a beater, a POS car. A guy in Oregon named Peter had a 1996 Toyota Camry hotwired and stolen last year. Now, it was a 29-year-old car.
It wasn't exactly the picture of health. It had a bumper sticker on the side that said, the book value of my car is one Baja Blast. So he said the book value of this car is one Baja Blast. About a month later, the car and its thief turned up. It was a mess. The insurance company declared it totaled and paid out $1,700. Now, the thief was a woman, and I can't pronounce her name, Cesare.
I think maybe Cesare. She was charged with unauthorized use and possession of a stolen vehicle, both felonies. But Peter asked the judge to drop the charges for her in exchange for a Mountain Dew Baja Blast to honor the bumper sticker. The judge said, pfft. okay, if that's what you want, and told Shariza, you worked out a smoking hot agreement.
So in other words, no fine, no jail time, whatever, but a Baja Blast. So Peter got his Baja Blast, and he did not like it. He said, I'm not a big soda guy. It was a little bit citrusy, maybe a little bit too pineapple-y. Maybe it's better if you're eating a taco. He's still fine with the deal, though. He just didn't want to come across as seeing somebody go to jail over stealing this POS car.
Yeah.
So she's also telling the judge she's working on getting her life together.
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Chapter 6: What are the benefits of spending quality time with family?
And you drive underneath it. Do they drop it down like into the sunroof of your car?
Like how the bank has the banks shoot things. Look up Brooklyn Park Taco Bell if you or if it's easier for you to do that. But I think one of the first of its kind. And it's right in Brooklyn Park. Wow. Like of all places, Brooklyn Park. You know why? Why? You know what I'm saying? Oh, I thought you were going to be like, you know why?
No, I don't know why. I'm just saying.
Brooklyn Park is the capital of Taco Bell.
My favorite picture in Vaughn's Weekend in Five Pictures is you and Alyssa sitting on the couch eating pizza in matching pajama pants. Spooky pajama, baby. And your dog Ava politely begging for a little nibble of that pizza.
We were trying to take cute pictures because we made those pizzas ourselves. And then we had spooky pajamas. And Ava, of course, has to be in the mix always. That's one of like five bloopers because she wanted to be all up on us. Well, this weekend, Dave did Slow Cooker Sunday.
Slow Cooker Sunday.
first time of the season of the chili season and uh someone uh instagram messaged me uh brandon he instagram messaged me and he said hey can you find out if dave planned on rage baiting people with the way that every scoop of soup out of his slow cooker spilled all over the handle and all over the side of the slow cooker or if that was really how soup exits the crock pot for him
And then I watched it, and he's valid because you're scooping out with a ladle that's the flattest ladle I've ever seen, and it's sloshing all over the place.
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