Dave And Molly Show

Dave and Molly April 8 Best Of

113 min
Apr 8, 202611 days ago
Listen to Episode
Summary

Dave and Molly broadcast a 'best of' episode featuring casual conversations about spring weather, casino visits, non-alcoholic beer, fun facts trivia, competitive eating challenges, and a discussion about actors cast significantly outside their age ranges in classic films like Grease and Mean Girls.

Insights
  • Non-alcoholic beer (0.5% ABV) is gaining mainstream acceptance as a daytime beverage alternative, with brands like Klostauer offering vegan options
  • Competitive eating remains a niche entertainment phenomenon with dedicated champions like Joey Chestnut, but casual audiences are fascinated by the physical feats
  • Hollywood's age-casting practices have evolved; older actors playing younger roles was normalized in classic films (Grease cast aged 19-33 playing high schoolers) but modern audiences notice and discuss these discrepancies more critically
  • Spring break and seasonal weather changes significantly impact local community activity patterns and listener engagement with outdoor activities
  • Listener engagement through text-based trivia games and interactive segments drives real-time community participation across multiple platforms (YouTube, audio, text)
Trends
Rise of non-alcoholic beverage consumption as a lifestyle choice rather than necessity, with premium branding and vegan certificationsIncreased scrutiny of age-appropriate casting in film and television, driven by social media discourse and fan communitiesMulti-platform broadcasting strategy (YouTube, audio streaming, local TV) becoming standard for regional media personalitiesInteractive trivia and gamification as core engagement drivers for podcast and broadcast audiencesNostalgia-driven fan conventions and meet-and-greets for classic film casts (Grease fan conventions) as revenue and engagement opportunitiesCompetitive eating as entertainment spectacle with charity tie-ins and social media amplificationSpring break and seasonal events driving predictable audience behavior and content planning cyclesVegan and dietary-specific product certifications becoming standard marketing differentiators in beverage industry
Topics
Non-Alcoholic Beer Market and Consumer AdoptionCompetitive Eating Entertainment and Joey ChestnutAge-Inappropriate Casting in Classic Films (Grease, Mean Girls, Troy)Multi-Platform Broadcasting StrategyInteractive Trivia and Audience EngagementSpring Break and Seasonal Community ActivityNostalgia Marketing and Fan ConventionsVegan Product Certification and MarketingPodcast Monetization Through SponsorshipsLocal Television Integration with Radio BroadcastingCharity Events and Community FundraisingBen and Jerry's Community Engagement EventsGolf Tournament Sponsorship and Hole-in-One ContestsFun Facts Trivia Format and Audience ParticipationListener Meetups and Community Building
Companies
Northern Quest Resort and Casino
Primary sponsor and location where Molly spent a full casino day; also hosting Ben & Jerry's ice cream scooping event
Jewelry Design Center
Episode sponsor offering custom jewelry design and repair services; tagline 'your jeweler for life'
Dutch Bros Coffee
Sponsor of text line (509-448-3237) and hole-in-one opportunity for upcoming golf tournament; expanding to 14th locat...
Numerica Credit Union
Studio sponsor (Numerica Studio) and sponsor of Dave's Cash Showdown trivia game; jokingly claimed as unofficial Prin...
KHQ
Local television station where Dave and Molly co-anchor morning wake-up show and appear on SWX platform; hosting job ...
Ben & Jerry's
Free ice cream scooping event next Tuesday (noon-8pm) at downtown location with Dave, Molly, Sam, and Kali; proceeds ...
Coeur d'Alene Resort Golf Course
Host venue for Dave and Molly's annual golf tournament (May 12) with $10,000+ hole-in-one prize sponsored by Dutch Bros
Safety Net
Charity beneficiary of Ben & Jerry's ice cream scooping event and donation drive
WorkSource Spokane
Co-hosting job fair with KHQ at fairgrounds starting 11am on same day as ice cream event
People
Dave
Co-host discussing casino visits, competitive eating, film casting, and defending trivia championship against listene...
Molly
Co-host discussing spring activities, non-alcoholic beer consumption, and burping on live television
Kali Chalk
Guest discussing actors cast outside age ranges in films; co-anchoring morning show and participating in Ben & Jerry'...
Quinn
Vegan staff member participating in trivia game and non-alcoholic beer taste test; handling technical operations
Joe
Called in to play Dave's Cash Showdown trivia game with wife Louise; previously won in November from Austin Cemetery,...
Sam
Co-anchoring morning show with Dave and Molly; participating in Ben & Jerry's ice cream scooping and job fair
Ken Hopkins
Organizing volunteer coordination for May 12 golf tournament; appearing on show tomorrow to discuss volunteer opportu...
Joey Chestnut
World's number one eating champion; competed against Tampa Bay Buccaneers in chocolate cake eating challenge, winning...
Olivia Newton-John
Played Sandy in Grease at age 29, appearing much younger; discussed as example of age-inappropriate casting in classi...
Stockard Channing
Played Rizzo in Grease at age 33, oldest cast member; discussed as example of significant age gap in high school musical
Amy Poehler
Played Regina's mom in Mean Girls at age 33 while playing high school students; discussed as example of age-appropria...
Brad Pitt
Played Achilles in Troy at age 39; discussed as example of age-appropriate casting for adult action roles
Meryl Streep
Played 43-year-old character at age 58 in Mamma Mia; discussed as example of older actors playing younger roles
Ken
Molly's friend whose house key she lost while picking up golf tournament signs; graciously accepted the loss
Nadine
Coaching Molly through handstand training while undergoing chemotherapy; managing varying side effects between sessions
Ramjeet Raghav
Indian man who fathered a child at age 96; attributed longevity to vegetarian diet; featured in fun facts segment
Quotes
"We're the highest rated news show on SWX that airs between 8 and 10 a.m. Pacific time. Fact check it. Go ahead and try and see if you can prove us wrong."
DaveEarly in episode
"I'm losing my mind. It's for sure now."
MollyDiscussing lost house key
"Better out than in, I always say."
MollyAfter burping on air
"She said Grease 2 was way better than Grease 1. Oh, that is. She's just stupid."
KaliDiscussing film casting
"To save the children. Yes. I mean, I would do it all."
KaliDiscussing competitive eating for charity
Full Transcript
The best of the Dave and Molly Show is brought to you by Jewelry Design Center. We want to be your jeweler for life. Live from the Numerica Studio and brought to you by Northern Quest Resort and Casino. It's the Dave and Molly Show. Yeah, feeling good, feeling strong. Oh yeah. Yeah, Wednesday. Wednesday. Uh-huh. Oh, yes. Mm-hmm. Wednesday. Yes. Feel good about Wednesday. Yes. And for those of you that are watching on YouTube, it's gotten brighter in here in the last few days. Mm-hmm. But now, I believe, extra bright. Look at our new background. So bright. Yeah. I like it, though. Uh-huh. We like it. You know, it's like it's springtime. It's beautiful out. Yeah. It's a nice morning. Mm-hmm. We want you to be happy and up, and here you are. Mm-hmm. We bring it to you. Yes. Good morning. And we've already had it. We've already been on television once. We co-hosted. We were co-anchoring. And they even said, Kali even said co-anchoring. I like that they're buying into our propaganda. I think that's great. And this leads us into all kinds of stuff. I mean, if you just start saying things, then maybe they'll, you know, that just becomes. We're the highest rated news show on SWX. that airs between 8 and 10 a.m. That's right. Pacific time. Fact check it. Go ahead and try and see if you can prove us wrong. Try. Go ahead and try. Can you prove that it's not true? Anyway, so yesterday, another very good day. I was here for a while. And then as the show ended, remember we had different technical people and engineers coming in and everything. and so they're making it sound so much better, and it does sound way better for me. Well, you don't have headphones on. I don't have my headphones on because I'm free spirit. Free spirit? Free spirit, although I will listen. How about I listen and see? Yeah. Oh, that is way better. Sounds good, doesn't it? Yeah, that does sound good. I might want to look into one of these things. Headphones, wave of future. Headphones. So anyway, so that was great. And our text line is up and going. The Dutch Bros. text line. Already, Carla, listener 11. Yes. Cute shirt, Molly. Look at that. Oh, thank you. It's a dress. People can see us all the time. Watch. Ready? Oh, she's standing up. And she's standing. And now she's sitting back down. And a sweater. Thank you. Thank you. And then I wanted to say, cute shirt, Quinn. Cute pullover. It's a dress. Yeah. Actually, that is a cool pullover. I got it down in Oregon one of the breweries down there speaking of breweries that's going to come into play in a little bit did you go to a brewery yesterday? no, I brought a brewery here yes, yes, yes Quinn and I are going to have a little beer it's going to be fun it's 5 o'clock somewhere crack one open? oh yeah, crack one open I finished here and I wasn't feeling great I was moving a little slow yesterday, and I blamed it originally on the wine and the food from the night before, which was the basketball night. Right. So I thought, this will wear off. I'll start feeling better. Well, I get home, and I'm not feeling better. It's very sluggish. And I got home, and it was so pretty outside, and I thought, I cannot let this happen. I've got to get outside. so I went out and I still have there's new pine cones the other day I got all the pine cones off of the front yard so then I go back out there and I spent I don't know 20 minutes picking up pine cones and I have a neighbor across the way doing exactly what I have to do where you have a little bucket that you move along and you fill the bucket then you dump the bucket into the big bin because it's just logistically that's the best way to do it so it's like okay well I'm not alone well just being out in that little bit of time And it's like, now I'm tired. It's like 20 minutes outside. Oh, there's got to be a better way. So I come in, and then my daughter said, hey, I was going to take Maui for a walk. Were you going to take her? And I said, well, if you want to take her, that's great. That makes me feel better. And she says, well, it's so nice out. So she takes Maui. I lay down for, you know, I don't know, five minutes after she left, I lay down. I fall asleep for like 15 minutes I wake up I totally needed it and it was the perfect amount of time because that did help a lot got a few things done around the house and then I took Maui for a long walk so she got the doubler yesterday the doubler, it rarely happens you know I noticed with this weather change that the doggies Maui has a different kind of fur and she's shaved down but with Misa she's got that thick fur she wears out a lot faster On a chilly day, she can go a lot longer, but I notice her tongue's hanging low, and she gets heated up, overheated. And then I say, oh, you overheated? And then she says, no, no, I'm not overheated. You don't have to check my temperature. I'm fine. I'm really fine. The old thermometer trick. Yeah, we know about that. So I learned. Yeah, and it was great. And it was incredibly nice yesterday. I have shorts and short sleeves and everybody was out because, you know, it's spring break. So not only do I see other, you know, adults out that I would normally see, but lots of kids and bikes and families with strollers, you know, they've got a whole clan with them and stuff. It was a very, very busy neighborhood yesterday. So that was great. I felt like, you know, okay, at least I got outside still not feeling great. and I did a few more house things and then it was time to rally to the valley. Yeah, handstand? No, not in your condition. So here is the thing. I was worried about a possible handstand situation. But I get out there and Nadine was coaching and she was having a rougher stretch too. She's been going through this chemo stuff And every session has had a different time reaction. Right. Like the first time, the first couple days were terrible. And the next time it was, you know, a day after whatever. Well, this time she had that incredible weekend where she had the chemo on Friday. Saturday we had a thing, multiple events on Saturday. Sunday she's running up Doomsday Hill. We do the Bloomsday course. And then it kind of hit her a little bit on Monday and yesterday. But she got through the classes and everything, and we were both, when she got done, we kind of sat in the office for a little bit, and we were both like, yeah. Yeah, let's put the handstand off for another day. It never came up. So I mean, I would have done it. Oh, sure. Totally. I mean, your coach let you down. Yeah. Never came up. Never came up. But I don't know that I was in a good state to do it anyway. I think if you're not at 100% or at least 95%, you shouldn't try to do it. Because I think that it seems like a simple task, but it feels like there could be big injuries with that. You don't want to try that. And I don't know that it's a simple task for a body like this. So I'll leave it at that. I don't need to comment. And I don't want to hear any comments from anyone else either. Oh, my gosh. I'm flooded with comments. Oh, people, big emojis and stuff. No. Anyway, so, and then I think I was definitely in bed at 9. I'm positive I was asleep by 9.30. And I had one of those weird nights where I woke up a couple of times, and with the sleep vibe, people are still asking about the sleep vibe. It still works. It's still tremendous because you go back to sleep so quick, but just crazy dreams, and then it's go time to start the day. I had crazy dreams, too. Crazy dreams where I was like they were putting me on the gas, the dentist gas, but we had to be on with Leslie and Sean, and I was in a cubby, and I was so happy. And then they woke me up, and then I had all the prints from the thing, and I had to be on TV. So weird. These are dreams that we have now because we're on TV. Oh, yeah. It's the set of radio nightmare. It enters your brain. Yeah. Well, you know, yesterday was a casino day, and I made no bones about that. This was going to be my casino day. But before that, I had to go to the Valley to get the dog. So you're going the opposite way. Yeah, I had to go the opposite way. Plus, I had to make a couple. I had to make a stop. And then I realized I had to go even further into the Valley. I had to go pick up some signs for our golf tournament. Oh, yeah. Because we have our sponsors set, but some of them are the same from last year. And then I had them from the auction. And so anyway, I had to go pick those up. But so Ken has a hidden key at his house. And that's what I use to get in. Where is it? Tell us about where it was. So I let myself into the house, and somehow I completely lost the key. And I don't know how I did that. And it was driving me nuts because I thought, did I drop it? Did it fall in a crack somewhere? It's not where it usually goes. I thought I put it back there, and I thought I was losing my mind. So I call him, but he's at work. He's like, I'm working and driving fire engines and stuff. Is everything okay? I said, no, I'm losing my mind. It's not okay. I never found it. I mean, I locked his house, and it was fine, and he has a key. So you, but you used the key to get in. I did. So in that short amount of time of just getting in. Yes. Oh, boy. Yeah, I know. She's losing her mind, you guys. I'm losing my mind. It's for sure now. So that was so frustrating, though, because I, you know, it just sets you off. And then you think, well, what else is going to go through my, like, what else, what other ability will I lose soon? Because it was weird. So anyway, I had to go out to the storage unit that's out there. I got those things, got back. I did take the doggy for a nice walk. Oh, good. I said, I'm not, I mean, it was so nice out. It's so beautiful. But along the ridge, there was a teeny bit of a chill in the air. So it was very pleasant. What time is this? Let's see, 12, 1 o'clock. 1 o'clock, something like that. So I take her. I'm listening to the silent patient. It's winding up, and I don't want it to end. It's so good. So I'm listening to that, and I'm doing the walk, but really I'm thinking as soon as I get back, I'm leaving for the casino. I need to get back so I can get out there. All thoughts turned to the casino. I was so excited that I had the whole day in front of me. And it's weird because this week there's nothing. Well, tomorrow we do, but there's just nothing. And I don't know if maybe I did that on purpose because of spring break, anticipating kids and stuff. So I had out west, as one does. So what time do you hit casinos? Two o'clock, I think. No, you know what? It was more like 2.30 or a quarter to three. So it was later than I had wanted. But I stumbled home at like 7.15 last night. And I say stumble not because I was drinking, but because I was in a stupor of just, you know, that much casino at you. That's a lot. That's just a lot of hours of dinging and danging. And, you know, it's like, and it didn't go particularly well. But I was at Northern Quest, and I went to pick up my, I swiped my card, got my ticket, went to pick up my grader. And there's a girl with a laptop, and she says, sorry, we're all out of graders. You get $20 of free play that I have until next Tuesday to use. Oh. It wasn't, you know, last time that happened to me, they said, oh, you've got to use it right now, which I was done. I was very, very done. So I have $20 to play with next time. Oh. Which will come into play. And there's new free money starting today. See, this is all going to come into play because the weekend is going to be all about it. So then I get home, and I'm still listening to the silent patient book, and I pull into the driveway, and I thought, okay, I could just sit here and listen to the rest, but no, today is going to be the day where I finish it, and it'll be done today. That's a mighty bold statement. How many pages or where are you in the book? Well, what I didn't realize about the chapters is I forgot there's three parts, and then there's chapters. That's when he was saying 69 chapters or whatever. That's why. But let's see. Let me see. She's checking everybody. Oh, I have an hour and 53 minutes left. So maybe I don't finish today. It depends what happens today. Anyway, I get home, and there's a box on my porch, and it was what my grandson had ordered me. We played Order Me Something from Amazon game under a $50 limit. So what you got there? Oh, pretty good. It's an airplane. It's an A380. It's an Emirates A380 toy aircraft. I think he did a good job. What is it? This here? Yeah. So we'll see what else comes in the mail. I'm not sure. He had a $50 limit. I don't think this is the best. So now what happens with this? Will you just keep it in the box or you take it out of the box and you just have the airplane sitting somewhere? It's not a collectible, so I probably will take it out of the box, and it'll go with all my other airplanes. You guys haven't seen it. Well, you've seen my nerdy basement. You haven't seen it yet. It's all airplanes all over the place. It's so nerdy. So it'll go with the other airplanes. But then I have to make sure it's next to an airplane that it will like. You know, they'll all – Oh, yeah. Sometimes they're angry airplanes. You don't want any fighting in there. No. And the different airlines are separated. And then the different kinds of aircraft are separated. You've got to keep them separated. And the A380 is sort of the king of all aircraft. Oh, yeah. That's what we were talking about, that. Yeah, we were. Before we went on. You don't want it to mix. You have to – you can't put it in mixed company. Because everybody will be like, oh, you're an A380. Oh, I'm the biggest one in the sky. Oh, and Emirates, it's the best airline. Me, me, me. I don't want him to get taunted. He's new to town. So anyway, this is what I got. It's really cool. Then I thought, you know, I woke up hungry and thirsty this morning, and I thought, boy, doesn't a beer sound good? And then I thought, I'll bring one. And I know you don't like beer, but Quinn, maybe you – hang on a second. Oh, you brought little cups. Look at this. Well, I brought a cup of Quentin to try it. This is my non-alcoholic beer. And I'm not... Just make sure that it's vegan. Don't even try and even put anything near him that's not vegan. Why does it say vegan? Right on the top. It does? Yeah, on the side. Where? On my side. Keep turning. Oh. Anyway, I... Am I safe? Yeah. Huh? Oh, hang on. What's the name of that? Yeah. It is. Hang on. It's called Klostauer. Klostauer. Very good. Anyway, they have them. Anyway, so I've become kind of, I mean, I'm no teetotaler and I'm no saint. I'm not saying that this is all I drink. But I'm saying that I enjoy beer sometimes in the middle of the day, which you can't do that in the middle of the day. So I thought maybe, and you guys have been wanting me to burp too. So it made me perfect. Well, no. We want you to burp. No. That's never been said. No, no, no. You can't just throw out these comments and just have them just like, oh, well, they never challenged it, therefore it must be true. No, we're challenging that. You hand this to Quinn. All right. I'm not going to make you taste it. Quinn, how about a beer? Yummy. Better at 6 a.m. Anyway, cheers, everybody. Is that glass or plastic? Glass. Wow. I think it's delicious. You've got to go. How was it? Yeah, it's, I mean, with toothpaste being the last thing that went into my mouth, but I think in the middle of the day, it's hot out. You get back from a dog walk, and then I don't think this is as good as the Heineken one that I had. I think that's what you said, Heineken. Yeah, that one is really good. So anyway, here it is. Did you taste it, Quinn? I haven't yet. I'm going to taste it in the break and give you guys my full review. She wants me to do it right now. I want you to do it right now. I think she wants you to do it right now. What's the quote from Andy Dufresne in Shawshank when he said something about a nice bottle of suds in the sun? That's what I'm thinking. I guess I missed my friend. All right, here goes Quinn. He's going to drink it up special. Oh. That was pretty good. Just tastes like a normal light beer. That was pretty good. That's good acting. It doesn't have the same – it has a little more of an aftertaste than I like. I don't like IPAs, so I know I won't want one of those in a non-alcoholic form because the only reason to drink one of those is just to get hammered because I can't even smell those. I don't like them. They're the gin of beer. They smell like juniper to me. They're too hoppy. If it's a hazy, I like that because it's a little bit more citrusy and fruity, I guess, kind of. But, yeah. I don't know. Well, anyway, so this is my. So, for the record, there is a beer being consumed early in the morning. It's the non-alcoholic beer. However, here's what I know about these. What? Maybe you can confirm it. That non-alcoholic beer actually has a little bit of alcohol. And you would have to drink like 40 of them or something. Well, that is true for this one. it says 0.5% alcohol by volume. But there are some that have absolutely zero, zero. And I think the Heineken one, because it says zero, zero. Those are the ones that actually have zero, really zero. But like if you, yes, I mean, if you're not drinking, if you're sober or whatever, then I think this might be a problem. Or if you're not supposed to have any alcohol at all, it might be a problem. But I mean, for me, this is nothing. Right. And the green matches your dress. Ask for it by name. Now the vegan teetotalers can also have something. But, you know, I think beer in the morning is delicious. That nutritional value. I don't know. Yeah. So last night I was watching Love on the Spectrum, and I stayed up too late watching it. But there is a scene, and I recorded it for Sam, because yesterday there was a moment where I was doing my imitation of Sean Connery, and I got the pat on the, you know, like the, oh, that's so cute. And our friend H actually cut it up, so we'll put it up on TikTok, and you can see if you missed it. Well, last night they're on this date, and there's this girl, and she likes to do imitations. And so it could have been the way they edited it too, but she does Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse, and Goofy. and the guy is clearly not impressed and because it's they're on the spectrum they make no there's no gratuitous laugh it's just you're not funny i'm not laughing why would i laugh at that but it was the exact same energy as what happened between me and sam so i videoed it was she did her donald duck and then they have this little music that plays and he's just looking at her like And then she goes, I also do Mickey. And he goes, and he gets more concerned. And then she doubles, she triples down. And I do Goofy. So she's doing all these voices. And then at the end, he says, oh, yeah, you really nailed that one. Okay, you want to go walk now? It was classic. How old are the people on there? They're early 20s. Well, no, some of them are 30. There's one new guy on there. He's from Las Vegas. and I love him. And he, his date, she was hot too and he was just staring at her the whole time like and he said, you know, you look pretty and I love that show. I love the way they do it. I love everything about it. So I stayed up way too late doing that and then had crazy dreams. And then the dog, I woke up at 3.15 and I thought, well, I'll go to the bathroom and I go to sleep for a few more minutes. She needed to go out and she needed to go out like I mean, she needed to go out. Oh, okay. Because to have the doggy door, I close it at night. But anyway, so it was kind of a weird morning. Anyway, here now, and I've got a beer, so. Yeah, Linda says she loves the sound of the cap coming off at 6.20 in the morning. Yeah. Yeah. Do you still have the cap? Just kind of drop the cap because that sound of a cap falling. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, something great's about to happen. Thank God we have these. we have a lot of these you know oh bottle openers David and Molly yeah so anyway and Quinn is not vegan I just said that because of the drink we got a bunch of Emily says oh Emily yeah good point Emily now that you guys are on TV are you going to have to start coordinating your outfits like Sam and Kalai maybe we should sometimes we accidentally do or maybe we should coordinate our outfits since we're in here together oh that's what they mean I thought you meant with them that would be a lot which golf shirt are you wearing I don't know which big oversized sweater are you wearing Molly that's what we do which hat are you wearing which pair of glasses are you wearing yeah it was a good day It was fun. I like when I have the whole day at the casino, but I like it to go better. Did you see anybody? Any of our listeners? I ran into one person who I knew, but not a listener. I think the last few times I've been out there, I've seen at least someone that's come over to say hello. And usually that means, like, something great's about to happen. Oh, yeah. Nothing great happened yesterday. I mean, it was okay. I was hanging on. Was it a slow death? It was a slow death. It was first it was like I jump off a cliff and then I had to climb back up. And that means go to the ATM. And then my mom called while I was, you know, there. And, of course, I always answer and say, yes, I'm at church. Don't judge me. And she laughs. Well, the lady next to me was like, I said, yeah, hi, mom, at church. And that's and then. But I don't explain. I had to turn and go. I called casino church and my mom and I have an inside joke. I'm not going to do that. But, you know, she's going to come to the Ben and Jerry's Day and scoop some ice cream. Your mom? Yeah. Wow. She's a scooper. By the way, free Ben and Jerry's next Tuesday, both locations. Dave and I will be scooping with Sam and Kly from noon to one. Yes, we are. Downtown location. And it is absolutely free Ben and Jerry's all day long, as much as you want. And here's the hot tip. The lines are not as long out at Northern Quest. And that's where we are. Yes. No, we're downtown. Oh, downtown. Okay. Yeah. Unless you want to come out there and scoop there too. You could. I made it downtown just because Kali and Sam could be there more easily. Yeah, quick for us to be there. Yeah. So we'll do an hour of scooping, and then I will be at one of the Ben and Jerry's probably most of the day. I'll be at downtown, then I'll go out to Northern Quest. Okay. But your mom is going to be with us? Well, I'm not having her actually at the same time because there's too many people. Oh. Right? So maybe like one or two. So for when we're doing it, it would be just the four of us? Yeah. You, me, Sam, and Kalai? Yeah. Wow. Yeah, that's our shift. Okay. It would be a hilarious shift of people. Yeah. It would be fun. It would be fun. Well, we're our co-anchors and everything. They say, can you get the whole morning crew? Yes. And I say, sure. You've got to talk to Spinny. What about Spinny? I don't know about Spinny. You know, here's the thing. Spinny works later in the morning, too. KHQ has their job fair that day. Oh, that's right. I don't know if you're a part of that, Quinn, but it happens to fall on that day, and Sam and Clyde are a big part of that. So are all of the KHQ people, on-air people. So it happened to fall on the same day, so they are going to be doing that and then coming over. But, yeah, I don't know about Spinney. I'd love to have Spinney on there. It'll be fun, though. Yeah. That'll be a good crew, right? So, yeah, it starts, I think we start at noon. I think that's when they start the free ice cream, and then it goes until, I think, 8 o'clock at night. So if you're hungry, sometimes it falls during spring break, but this time it's not. But anyway, I could have just. This is Tuesday. Yes. I just want you to know that I am a lady. Here, do this. Drink the rest of that beer at one. The rest of it. Yeah, just pound it. No. Yeah. Oh, there she goes. Oh, she's going for it. Oh, that is the spirit, man. Well, you got about half of it. Oh, no. Oh, no. No, this is a bad idea. She's going to. No. I can tell. These are the noises and these are the movements she makes right before she unleashes a burp. And here's what I know just from watching. It's going to be a wet one. I can just tell you. I can just tell you. I've seen this for 30 years, so I know what we're in for. Some of you first-timers have no idea what's about ready to happen. I can't burp when I'm laughing, though. I have to focus. You know what? I'm going to surprise you. It's always a surprise. I can assure you of that. Yesterday, Quinn, his face. So I say, oh, no. And then I unleash. But Dave is listening. He goes, oh. Quinn goes, oh. oh i guess i guess she does that now in front of me i guess i guess that's you're you're in quentin you're like you know you're welcome but um yeah so if you finish that uh beer then then then then definitely things would happen no you're but what's happening it's not happening i don't i don't know if it's not I don't know. Yesterday, I was at home, and I let one rip, and I was like, where is everybody? And I'm not known as a burper, per se. Oh, yes, you are. But like among my group, nobody would go, oh, yeah, she's a burper. But sometimes my boyfriend forgets where he is. Oh, yeah. He will let one rip. I'm like, Ken. He goes, was that loud? I said, yes, that was loud. We're walking by a bunch of kids. And he's like, oh, my God. That was one other thing. I was walking home yesterday, and I'm so into my book, and there's this little kid. He's got his bicycle and a helmet with the Mohawk thing on it. He looked to be about 10. And he was talking to me. I could tell. So I paused the book, took my headphones off. He said, yeah, there's a bee over there. And I said, what? He said yeah and it won leave me alone He said every time I go by there it won leave me alone And it just there And I thought I said I don like bees Where is it I don want to be near a bee He said yeah and it won leave me alone He said every time I go by there it won leave me alone and it just there And I thought I said I don like bees Where is it I don want to be near a bee He said well I really scared and I don like it either And I said, okay, put on your brave face. Come on. I said, all right, let's go. Let's show me the bee. Sure enough, right at the point, the bee was right there. It was protecting something. Like what kind of bee? It was probably, I don't know, but it was loud, and it was obviously protecting something. And so I said, well, just go across the street. I'm not allowed to go across the street because I can only stay on this side of the street. And I said, well, then you're just going to have to go really fast past the B a bunch of times. And then he kept talking to me, and I was that half on. I was like, uh-huh, yeah, uh-huh. Okay, then, all righty. Also, my mom said that if I am like, okay, have a good day. It was nice talking to you. I said, oh, it's nice talking to you, too. Okay, bye. Like, back to the book. I like when people start talking to me. So Carla finished The Love on the Spectrum. It's so good. It is. Have you ever watched it? No, my daughter watches it, and she watches it with a friend. They live in two different places. She's in Montana, I think. And when the new episodes come out, they have a night, and they watch it together via phone. It's so sweet. It is. It is just the purest excitement of love. And when they ask him what love means to them. But the one guy, he's got his girlfriend now. And he's a little bit much. His parents are like, oh, my God, you need to dial it. Dial it down. Because one of the things is that they can be very self-centered. And so the coaches will talk to them and say, remember, ask them about themselves. Comment on that. So sometimes they'll catch themselves and they'll say, oh, tell me more about that. But I think people in general do that too. Oh, yeah. Anyway, they learn stuff. So it's very sweet and I liked it. What are the coaches? Like, they have coaches? Yeah, they have a coach. She's an autistic specialist. And she'll just teach them about, you know, what happens if you are feeling nervous. Isn't it? It's okay to just say to the person, I'm feeling nervous. Or what if they say they like movies and what would be a good follow-up question? And so they just teach them things like that. Yeah, she's great. The coach is really cool. In fact, she was in the movie that my Uncle Joey did, the series that Joey did. Remember we had Joey on and it was that that he did. She was on that one as well. Yeah, they were making a movie on that one, right? So anyway, so that was the day. Yeah, I like a cold one. She's having herself a beer. This opens the door, though. I mean, very soon. I'll just have a glass of wine here. Well, but this isn't getting me drunk. Well, if I only have one or two glasses of wine, it should be all right. Really? Actually, the first one. If I had one, like, right first thing in the morning, I'd feel something. That's, yes. That's like having a mimosa at breakfast. Yeah. And you don't have anything else in your stomach. You feel it. Wine gets me buzzy, buzzyer than anything, I think. Obviously, that's when I scratched a toilet. So we know that. Yes, broke the toilet. Wine night, got out of the hand. I was over-served. Anyway. All right, we have a busy day on the show today. Oh, we will do fun facts. We'll do some fun facts early. Wait. Oh. Damn it. Sorry. Go ahead. It was right there. I'm just going to do it next time. I'm not even going to give it any warning. Okay. So we have fun facts. Okay. Fun facts. Right. So we'll fit that in. As far as the news of the day goes, there's a couple of things that we're going to get to, including, you know, we just had the people that went around the moon. Yeah, they're on their way back. Yeah. But the plan is, this same group, the plan is to have a home base on the moon in the 2030s. Yeah. It's already 2026. I mean, we're very, very close to this. So they've done a bunch of, this is all science involved, on what would happen to us if we lived on the moon. We would change and everything. And so there is a concern or a thought that living in outer space would create a new human species. Wow. That's kind of something, isn't it? That would be. That would be something. And then we have the audio to back this up. There was a guy who ordered, he has a big family. So he ordered 11 McDonald's meals. Okay. for his family at a McDonald's drive-thru. Right. And now what do you think will happen, Stu? Like if you say you are manning the McDonald's drive-thru. Yeah. And somebody comes through and says, oh, I want 11 meals or whatever. Yeah. What's your thought? Well, I'm going to say this is going to really bog things down and I get cooking. Or you think, well, this is a scam. You know, somebody's going to do a bit. Oh, okay. So he had to get manager approval. To do 11? Yeah, yeah. So we get to hear the whole thing. Okay. Those are a couple of the stories that we will get to. I'm really trying. You got one brewing? I'm really trying for you guys. I really am. I'm focusing. I'm trying. Oh, people are asking about the drunk show. Remember we said we were going to do a drunk show. When are we going to do that? We've got to schedule that in sometime. Now that we're, and we have to have it on YouTube too, right? Oh, yeah. Or do we just do it audio? Do we go old school and just do it audio? Yeah. Maybe. Do we bring a toilet in here and see if I can crush it? So you would just drink wine. It depends on what time we did it. I envision the drunk show as being something we do on an afternoon sometime, and it's like we've already done the show, did everything. We come back, and we say, now we're doing the drunk show. Right. Late afternoon kind of thing. If that's the case, it would be wine. Okay. If it's morning? If it's morning, it would probably be like a vodka drink or something like that. How about you, Quinn? What would you drink? Probably like a hundred of the NAs, so I could get a little bit of that feeling. No, I don't know. You'd have to stay sober and run everything. Yeah, I'd have to be the sober one. Oh, that's right. So I don't think particularly with what I've got to do afterwards, I don't think that would be allowed most likely. But what if we came back in the afternoon and we all got a driver? If we're like, okay, Maddie's going to drive Quinn home. We have drivers for ourselves. We want to see what he looks like all tanked up. I guess it's different for you because you actually work here. We should probably not encourage that. Come on, kids. It's fine. It's going to be fine. If we say or do something, they have the clause that says their opinions don't necessarily reflect those of this company. And they're not our employees. They are subcontracted. But with you, you have something to lose here, so we better not. We've done enough to you. I'll join you guys immediately after the show. There you go. Oh, yeah. That's what we do. We start here. We go for a couple hours. A couple hours? Well, it's going to take a while to get a buzz going. And then we go over to Brick West? Yeah. Something like that. And you keep it going. Yeah, keep it going. We should do a Friday afternoon. Yeah. That would be fun. Yeah, that would be fun. Do it like 3 o'clock, 3 to 5? Be a good summer thing. Oh, my God. That. Oh, my. Did everybody hear that? Did everybody hear that? It was totally unprompted. She just let it go. Oh, my gosh. Let that rip. I say you let Kalai use that microphone. It's going to smell like beer. It's such a good thing I already have a boyfriend. And there's no downside to you. No downside. Well, I finally talked to him yesterday, and I said, there is a downside. I lost your key, and he was so nice about it. But I said, honey, he goes, well, you weren't worried about your mind. And I said, well, I'm worried about it. He said, I have a key. That's not a problem, but I'm worried about you. I wonder if everybody heard the burp. I'm sure they did. You should be getting some reports in. Paul says, burp, LOL. Oh, good. On YouTube, I think it's bigger, right? Yeah, I think a little bit. Okay. Okay. That's right. I forgot the YouTube. Oh, there they come. Oh, yeah. Curtis, you're right. Curtis Lister, 193. That was a wet burp. That was Molly. Paul says he's not mad. He's impressed. Oh, my mom is going to be like, honey, Bobby, why would you do that? Oh, my God. Okay. All right. And that will live on forever. We've got the audio and video of it. Yeah, and I feel I'm so sorry to just interrupt, but I knew if I gave you any sort of warning, I would lose it. Like, it would go away. Right before it happened, I saw Molly get a big smile on her face. I was totally caught off guard. It's like the little kindergarteners who have to poop there. Okay, all right. What's the reaction? I heard that. Good one. Good one, Molly. There's the birth. Wow, malls, impressive. D&D Steve, I heard that. There's laughing emojis. Carlos has heard it. Yeah, I think everybody heard it. And your Uncle Jim just checked in. You are no longer my niece. I thought you'd be proud, Uncle Jimmy. It was for you. Yep, that hurt it. Oh, the texts are coming in now. Yeah. No way to live it down now. I've been disowned. Boy, it took a while for it to brew, though, because I thought when you guzzled a little bit there, I thought, oh, it'll be pretty quick. But then, no, we settled back down in comfort zone. And then when we least expected it, whammo. Oh, well, yeah, it didn't immediately. It's not like when I was drinking the Diet Dr. Pepper, that was the day I was like out of control. That is instant return, instant. This isn't as bubbly. Okay. I did yesterday, though, I have to say I was at the casino and I was drinking the Sprite that... starry stuff that they have. And at one point, I was on a machine, and I did one of those. That's even worse. Oh, my God. Who are you? Do that again to the camera, what I witnessed. Yeah. It was there, and then I think it was. Nobody should ever see me. Oh, my gosh. Adam says, I heard that one in Maryland. Oh, man. God, that was, yeah. Somebody had a comment. But maybe the listener meetup after the drinking day. Maybe we could get Rick West to let us all hang out there for a listener meetup. That would be fun. We do like a three to five drunk thing. Then we have drivers take us somewhere. And then people can tease us and say, oh, look, come see the drunk people. Yeah, look at them pointing fingers. I bet she's going to burp again. I'm a pretty girl mama. The internal ones where it's like an underground, like it's just a bubble. Better out than in, I always say. All right. So we do have the news of the day coming up. We'll get to the fun facts. If you want to play the showdown, make sure you check in with us. That will be the first segment that we have when we move over to SWX or when we start SWX. Nothing else will change for listening or watching on another platform. So we'll have that to look forward to. And then Kali will join us a bit later on in the show. Yes. Very good. So all that and more as we move on. The Dave and Molly Show continues from the Numerica Studios. No matter what you can imagine, no matter what you can possibly dream, no matter what your heart desires, Jewelry Design Center can make it for you. We have fixed everything from eyeglasses to Super Bowl MVP trophies to all types of jewelry. When people are able to come in and watch things be worked on, watch their pieces, and be able to talk to the actual people that are going to be doing it, it gives such a confidence and an appreciation for what that is. They can do anything. Jewelry Design Center, your jeweler for life. We now return to the Dave and Molly Show. All right, let's jump into fun facts. Do you like fun facts? I like fun facts. Fun facts are fun. Fun, fun, fun. They're very fun. And this week, you're not going to pull any shenanigans and not have there be a fake one. Right, right. There's only one fake one. Right. Okay. Now, what's the rule of fun facts? No Googling. Yep. And there's only one. And the rest of them are 100% true facts. Correct. Even if they're hard to believe, they're all true. That's why it's fun, because when we get through the segment, even if you miss the guess, even if you guess wrong, you still have learned. Yeah, you're like, well, all that other stuff was true? Wow, that's pretty crazy. That's hard to believe, Dave. And there's been no cahoots with Quinn. So, Quinn, you can play in the fun facts game as well. Yep. Fair enough. Last week, that was a load of crap. You knew about that? No cahoots. Did you like my acting? Yeah, I'm pretty good after. You're really good, actually. Yeah. You can learn a lot about a person by the way they act. That's what they say. Anyway. What? Anyway, so this is very important that we have a very active text line for this, okay? So everybody listening, everybody watching, however you want to do it, the text line, the Dutch Bros text line is 509-448-3237. At the end of the segment, I'll say, okay, all those are the last fun facts. I read them all. Then you text in the one that you think is fake. Right. We'll give you on-air credit if you get it right. Okay. Okay. I've got my pen and paper ready to take notes. Okay. Let's begin. Fun facts. All right. There's a statute from the 1900s that is still on the books in Missouri. It says that if a bull has been running loose for at least three days, anyone is allowed to castrate it. Castrate it? Geez. Not just have it as a pet, but castrate it? also with fun facts molly will try to get me to react to something to reveal a tell i will not do that i will not play her little game i do it for the people i do it because they can't and i'm trying to yes i'm i'm i'm a good journalist this is what you do yeah i mean both of you i like it you guys you're both taking notes Yeah. I think that's great. I'm literally switching over to the computer so I can type easier. Oh, my gosh. Okay. All right. There is nicotine in eggplants. It's not very much. You'd have to eat 20 pounds of eggplant to get the nicotine effect that you would get from one cigarette. So if you see me hunched over a slot machine with a bunch of eggplants around, you'll know I'm trying to quit. She ran out of cigarettes. Just eating it. All right. Frederick Barr is the inventor of Pringles. And before he died in 2008, his final request was to be cremated and buried in a giant Pringles can. See, also, if you're just joining us, what also happens is sometimes Dave will laugh at his own fact. Then we're thinking, uh-oh, he broke up on that when he couldn't keep a straight face. That must be the fake fun fact. and he's just playing us maybe he is there's more to the story though his final request was to be cremated and buried in a giant Pringles can his children fulfilled his request his son said my siblings and I briefly debated what flavor to use but I said look let's just use the original I know I can't tell if you just think that you're so smart that you can just do that or if that is a real story. I don't know. If you think, oh, I can just lay out ridiculousness and they'll never know the difference. And Trevor pointed out very early on, castration and eggplant, there's a theme here. Right? Because the eggplant, the intercourse thing. You're welcome, Jesslyn. Madison became a popular name for girls only after the movie Splash came out in 1984 when Daryl Hannah's character picks the name off of a Madison Avenue street sign. Even Tom Hanks in the movie says, but Madison isn't a name. It sure as hell is now. What is Maddie's full name? Madison. It is? See, that's what my friends, Pat, their daughter is Madison. Outrage. Never do that. I know that that's true. I've heard that that's true. I have. I mean, I think that's why a lot of people did the Madison. Yeah, I think you could be right. We'll see. The original eight Jelly Belly flavors that were introduced in 1976 were lemon, root beer, tangerine, cream soda, green apple, licorice, grape and very cherry very cherry has been the most popular flavor since 2003 if you if i swear to god if you're like and watermelon was also one of the original if i'm just gonna not even i'm not even going to entertain the jelly bean fact because that's too much too much sir there are currently only two major league left-handed catchers in the game due to oh well hang on due to the nature of the throws lefties struggle to play catcher it's also very rare to see left-handed throwers at third base shortstop and second base well i know i know it is very common to have a first baseman be a left-handed that's that's almost always the case because of the way it is and i would i can imagine a third baseman as a third that would be tricky because then you're but i don't even even paid attention to the catcher what do you think quinn you're the sports guy i and he gets me with the baseball that i don't know very well but i would be inclined to say because josh my co-worker was a college catcher and i think for some reason that i've heard that that is true that usually you're not left-handed when you're a catcher usually it's right-handed for whatever reason so i think this one might be true i think it's because most batters are on your left Right. So then you get up and you can throw. Right. Yeah. Moving on. Nuclear physicist Nicholas Kemmer suggested the atomic symbol PU for plutonium deliberately as a joke because it resembled PU as in a foul smell. But nobody objected and it made it on to the periodic table. For what now? for plutonium I don't know the oldest person to father a child was 96 years old he believed the reason he could he believed the reason he could still have children was that he had been a vegetarian his entire life he died in 2020 at the age of 104 You know what? I don't know if this is true or false, but I'm icked out. I mean, good for him at 96 to be able to, you know. Eggplant. Eggplant. But what did he have to do to become a father? He had to have intercourse. Continue. you star wars droid r2d2's name came from sound editor walter merch during the post-production of george lucas's 1973 movie american graffiti when merch asked for real to dialogue track to as in r2d2 lucas was in the room working on the script for star wars at the time He heard the request, asked Merch what he meant by R2-D2, and said that would be a great name. I hope that's true. That sounds good. Yeah, it sounds good, doesn't it? Yeah, it does sound good. Sounds very good. Bell peppers and mini spicy chilies are the same species. Bell peppers just have a mutation that makes them incapable of producing a chemical compound, which gives chilies their fierceness. The bell peppers are soft, is what you're saying. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Yes? Even though the Minions from Despicable Me franchise speak a fictional language. Minionese. Okay. Is that what it's called? I believe it's called Minions. Oh, maybe it's called something else. Somebody will tell us. Anyway, even though they speak a fictional language, they still have to re-dub for each language the films are released in, so the speech patterns are recognizable to the audience. The longest surgery ever recorded was performed in 2001 by a team of 20 doctors. It took 103 hours to complete, which is more than four days. They were separating 11-month-old twins who were conjoined at the head. The surgery was a success. Okay. Four days. Surgery. Chia seeds can absorb up to 27 times their weight in water, and it has led to the hospitalization of at least one person. chia seeds like chia pet chia chia pet and the last of our fun facts only one US president has ever died of cancer Ulysses S. Grant who died of throat cancer in 1985 Jimmy Carter 1985 I'm sorry 1885 1885 Jimmy Carter was diagnosed with cancer 10 years before his death, but he beat cancer and lived to be 100. Okay. Those are the fun facts. Only one. Only one is fake. Your job is to identify the fake fun fact. Hmm. I know you took a lot of notes. I think you made notes on all of them. Yeah. So, okay. The chia thing, yeah. I don't know about that. I think that's accurate because people use chia seeds and, like, health food things that I see on TikTok, and it's always absorbing all sorts of stuff. Okay. Okay. I think the chia seeds is correct. All right. Erin says, your ashes can be put in anything. My grandmother's is in a Beefeater's gin bottle. Let's see. Here we go. I'm just Peppers we have Curtis thinks the Peppers are fake Paul thinks Pringles is fake Mr. Ed says give me a break I think that's fake but I don't know what it is I'm looking towards here's what I'm thinking the minion thing sounds like a little crap the PU thing possibly also that But this whole 96-year-old father thing, I think that you have grossly exaggerated the oldest father in the world and then also made up the fact that he was a vegetarian. That is all made up. All of it. Because I know how you do things now. And you'll be like, well, he was only 80, and he wasn't a vegetarian. And then he'll do this. Okay. Okay, so they're coming in fast and hot here. Hannah says, I'm going with baseball. Carla says, jelly beans. Aaron says, minion is fake. Julie says, I think the eggplant with nicotine is fake. D&D Steve says, the conjoined twins surgery. Trevor says, I got lost in the surgery talk, so I'm picking that one. Cheryl has the minion movie. Natasha says, as fake as the Pringle fact sounds, I think the Minions is a pile of crap. Oh, pile of crap even. Linda says, the longest surgery is fake. Laura says, I think it's either the plutonium or the Minions. Curtis says, I think the peppers is the fake fun fact. Ed says, P.U., give me a break. I think that's fake. Oh, that's the one. Okay. Did you get Hannah going with baseball? Yep, that was the first one. Okay. Minions. Here's, oh, oh. Sarah says the Star Wars fact. Carla says, oh, there's a lot of references to intercourse today. Yeah, that sure is. Thank you. Well, you have to read them all. Are there any YouTubers? Yeah, we got AlaskaBound76. Again, I don't have your full name on YouTube, just your username. Says the Eggplants. Kate says Minions. and Shannon says she believes them all. Oh, I can assure you that unlike last week, because last week was April Fool's Day, this time, there is one that is fake. I think I going with the jelly beans because I think it going to be something like there ten flavors originally not eight Or very cherry was not actually the most popular I going to be really mad if that my guess Jelly beans I going to go with the 96 man and I will put on it You're locking in on the 96-year-old man. $5. Quinn is locking in on the jelly beans. Jelly beans, yep. Okay. You guys are going to be very mad when I reveal here in just a bit. But I will say this. Mm-hmm. The fake fun fact has been identified, but only once. And only on the text line. I mean, no. One person. Baseball. It is the baseball. Dang it, Quinn. Dang it. I told you, there's no help on that. But this is where you guys might get pissed. Well, I'm going to get pissed already. I'm taking my $5 back. So here I said there are currently two major league catchers that are left-handed. Yeah. Wrong. There has not been a left-handed catcher in the major league since 1989. Wow. So it's so rare. It's been decades since it's out. I said there were two of them. And I used all of the same sub-fact stuff. Lefties struggle to play catcher. It's very rare to see left-handed throw. All that other stuff is true. But there are no left-handed catchers in the major leagues, and there hasn't been any for 30-plus years. Sheesh. So we were on the right train of thought. We just were totally wrong. I don't like you. I believe this is usually when she says, you're a butt. She called me a butt last week. Yeah. what adult calls another adult a butt it's the one who burps on live of youtube after drinking a fake beer i know everything else on that uh everything else is is uh is all true right and i toyed with the idea of uh slipping in a couple of flavors on the jelly belly one yeah but then i thought for the same reason because molly would be very mad if i you know threw one out of seven and then you'd be yes i would be really mad and so the 96 year old guy that's true story gross yeah that's irresponsible too like why are you doing that i know i want to get a picture of him yeah i'll find them take a look at him yeah i'm gonna look too oldest man to ever have intercourse and make it A stick. Oldest father. Oops. Yes. Here he is. Oh, you found him. Oh, good God, man. Oh. What is happening? Ramjeet Raghav is his name. He's from India. And he only had his second child at 96. Talk about waiting a long time. Well, he was saving himself for the right person. But wait, he became a father. Wait a second. This doesn't make sense. Oh, there's somebody else. Okay. Father, children, blah, blah, blah. So we've got to give on-air credit to Hannah. Nice job, Hannah. Hannah Listener 168. She was the only one that correctly identified the fake fun fact. Nice work. Nice work. Yeah, I don't know that this guy, and he's holding the baby. But doesn't it look like he doesn't know how to hold a baby? I mean, here he is. I see. Oh, yeah. I don't want to see. That's not good. You've got to Google it, you guys. Not good. Not good. Oh, all right. We've got to go. Yeah, we've got to go. What do you think we do? Hang around here and talk about fun facts all day? All right. We'll take a break. When we return, we will be live on SWX. We'll also play the showdown. I believe we have somebody playing. Joe's going to play? Joe's going to play, yeah. Okay. So we'll get to that. Kali will join us as well. Hot topics and entertainment news all coming up. Thanks for being with us. The David Mollie Show is live from the Numerica Studios. We now return to the Dave and Mollie Show. Welcome back, everyone. Those of you that are just tuning in to SWX, you're seeing us for the first time today, and hopefully the third time this week. Yeah. Yeah. Look at us. We're on a roll. They keep having us back. And nothing bad has happened yet. Nope. So that's pretty good. Those of you that are watching us on YouTube, that's all good. Everything is the same. And then, of course, the nonstop local app through KHQ, people listening to us. Just like a radio show, old school radio, you can have the app on. You can listen in your car, wherever you want. But if you're home, you can watch right where you're watching. Pretty good. Yeah, it is free. We should take a poll. Maybe by the end of the week, we'll take a poll and say who's listening, Jeff's listening and says, I don't want to see you guys. Well, there are those people. And then the other people who are going, okay, all right, I'll watch you and hear you. So we'll see. I did see the – I recorded the first episode that we ever did on SWX, which was a couple days ago. And then I was gone all day the next day after that. So I only watched it yesterday. I was pleasantly surprised. Good. I thought, well, they don't look terrible. Hey. And I think the set looks good. I think the studio looks great. And then we have this new, we have both the Numerica and the David Molle graphic behind us. That's the first time we've had that. That's pretty good, too. We're getting, we're really moving along. Plus, we co-anchor, I don't know if you're aware, over on KHQ Mornings, the wake-up show, we co-anchor. It's about a two-minute time slot from 545 to 547. sometimes it can run 210 yeah i mean it's just i mean it's the freedom yeah so it depends anyway so uh thanks for being with us uh and you can always text in any comments we see those in real time uh the dutch bros text line is 509-448-3237 and then uh through youtube as well if you're watching us on youtube you can uh send in a message and we see that on the stream too so a lot of stuff happening at the same time throw it at us all right uh now it's time to play the Showdown. Dave's Cash Showdown. You know how that works, right? Trivia competition. Uh-huh. It's time for Dave's Cash Showdown. Time for you to throw down. Win it in a minute and answer 10. Dave comes in and answers him again. If your score is inferior, then Dave will reign superior. It's time to play around. Everybody sing now. Dave's Cash Showdown. That's our friend Pat Simmons, who does the Cash Showdown song. Every day at this time, we have a trivia competition. Molly's got ten trivia questions. The contestant will get the questions first. Most points wins. Joe is going to play today. Hello, Joe. Good morning. Good morning to you. How's it going so far? Good. It's spring break. It's gorgeous outside. Yeah. Where are you now? Well, I don't know. I'm at home. I don't know if you remember last time I called to play. We were in Austin Cemetery in Nevada on our way to Las Vegas. Oh, I remember that. And how long ago was that? November. Okay. Oh. Right. And did you win that round when you played? I had Louise with me and I won that round. Oh, geez. Okay. Oh, we got a gamer. I've got a gamer on the phone. Oh, boy. Well, I've lost earlier this week. I lost to my daughter. Yeah, really. She beat me 9 to 8. First time ever on television. Yeah. And so, Joe, obviously you were listening to us last time when you were outside of Las Vegas playing the game. Are you seeing us or just still listening to us? I'm still listening because when I'm driving the bus, I can't really be watching and driving. They frown on that. Probably a good rule of thumb. That's right. Joe's a bus driver. Yeah. That's better. All right. Molly has the 10 trivia questions. You're looking them over right now. Do you see any money questions? Real cash? Yeah. If you're thinking. $5 at number 10. Oh, the last question was $5. Yeah. Okay. All right. I'm going to leave the studio. Joe, good luck. I'll return to defend my money here in just a bit. Good luck. All right, Joe. You too, Dave. Is Louise helping you as well today? She is sitting here, and I'm on speaker, so yes. Okay. Okay, so two against one. I understand. All right. I do have a quick question. Okay. I do have a quick question. Why does Dave always call it his money? Well, you know, it's because that's how it was. And then this new evolution of me offering up cash prizes sort of changed the game a little bit. And here's why. Originally, when it was when Dave's money, it actually was his money. And I think sometimes it would be $10. Sometimes it would be five. It would be a coupon. It would ever have had. Then they regulated it. Then we were told we couldn't use the name of that anymore. So now it's the cash showdown. Oh, gosh. So anyway, I don't know. It should be Molly. It should be Molly's money is on the line. All right. Are you ready to throw down on the showdown? I'm ready. All right. Here we go. In which European country would you find the Spanish Steps? Spain. What citrus-flavored soft drink was introduced by Coca-Cola in 1979 to compete with Pepsi's Mountain Dew? No, not Sprite. Sprite? Not Sprite. What company released the first e-reader device? Kindle. In foosball, how many rods does each player control on a standard table? Five. What U.S. state's highest mountain is Mount Rainier? Washington. What is the lowest hand that beats a straight in poker? Flush. What nationality was composer Ludwig van Beethoven? He was Sherman. Don Henley's Boys of Summer Song mentions what brand of sunglasses? Ray-Ban. Ray-Ban. What is the official state animal of Oregon? Beaver. And here's your money question. What novel's long-promised sequel is called Buttercup's Baby? Gone with the wind. All right. I'm going to bring Dave back in, and we will keep your totals a secret for right now. But how did it feel? Oh, it did not feel good. Nope. Dave, what are you looking at? Are you looking at my food over there? Yes. You know what it is? It's some kind of pasta. Mushroom ravioli. Oh, never mind. Yeah. That's why I didn't offer you any. I knew you wouldn't want any. Mushroom ravioli. It was my dinner last night. How did Joe do? How did you do, Joe? I don't think I won. Did he get $5? Nope. Oh, okay. My $5 is safe for now. Okay, for now. For now. All right, my turn to play. I get the same 10 questions. I get 60 seconds or so, and I also have a chance at $5 at question number 10. Here we go. In what European country would you find the Spanish steps? Spain. What citrus-flavored soft drink was introduced by Coca-Cola in 1979 to compete with Pepsi's Mountain Dew? Sprite. What now? What year? 1979, and it was to compete with Mountain Dew. Boy. I don't know. Mellow Yellow. Which company released the first e-reader device? Um, Kendall. In foosball, how many rods does each player have control on a standard table? Four. What is the lowest hand that beats a straight in poker? The lowest hand that beats a straight. Uh, flush. What U.S. state's highest mountain is Mount Rainier? Washington. What nationality was composer Ludwig van Beethoven? Austrian. Don Henley's Boys of Summer Song mentions what brand of sunglasses? Ray-Bans. What is the official state animal of Oregon? The beaver. And here's your $5 question. What novel's long-promised sequel is called Buttercup's Baby? I don't know. I don't know. Okay. Good question. That's why it's the $5 question. Oh, somebody already. Damn it. Yeah, well. It's just coming to me now. I think it's Princess Pride. I just saw that on the text line. Good one, Nikki. Yes. Our final score, Dave wins 6-5. It was a well-fought battle. And now better. Yeah. What a real tummy knocker. But no money changed hands. Nope. No money changed hands, which is good. So it was the Princess Bride for the last one. Yes, because Buttercup was the princess. Okay. So we'll start at the top there. Italy is where you find the Spanish steps. Makes sense. When in Rome. And then the citrus flavor, mellow yellow, very good. Barnes & Noble was actually the first two. With the Nook, right? Yep. Oh, the Nook was before the Kindle. Yeah. Wow. They were the first ones. And then, yes, four rods in the foosball. You both got Washington. You both got Flush. And then Joe got German. Beethoven was German. And then you both got Ray-Ban. You both got Fever. And then nobody got the Princess Bride. So I think it was the foosball and the mellow yellow that put your head there. Nicely played, gentlemen. Nicely played. Joe, that's a spirited round. I mean, you know, one point either way. Yeah. Did you have help? Or were you on your own? I had help. Louise is in the background. Okay. She was helping him out. So congratulations from our friends at Numerica Credit Union, proud sponsor of Dave's Cash Showdown. Numerica Credit Union, they're the only credit union that is featured in the film The Princess Bride. Yeah. A lot of people know when they were making their long journey across the woods, If you look very closely in one of the scenes, you'll see a Numerica branch right there. And then there's a lot of activity there. And, in fact, I think it was Buttercup that first said something like, hey, wouldn't it be great if we became Numerica credit union members? And so they talked about it for a bit. This is all edited out of the movie. But then they said, yeah, let's do it. And so Numerica became kind of the unofficial sponsor of the Princess Bride. And a lot of people don't know that. So now more people hopefully do know that. Sometimes we just sit and wait. We just wait for it to wind itself down. And then somebody said it's inconceivable. Oh, that's right. That's very good. Numerica Credit Union should be your credit union. And some of the statements that I just said have not been verified. And five free cups of Dutch love from Spokane's Dutch Bros. Spokane's Dutch Bros. They are right there. And coming soon, their 14th location on the South Hill. When is that? this summer? I believe it. Well, I think it was June and it might be closer to July now. Alright. But it is happening. There is an empty spot on Northwest Boulevard where the human being used to be. I'm just saying somebody needs to pick that up and do something with it. Why don't you get a hold of your friend Kevin Parker? Why don't you? Chat him up special. We need to get Kevin Parker out on here. Imagine how hilarious he was on just audio. Imagine video element. He will come alive. And Dutch Bros, a proud sponsor of our hole-in-one opportunity for our golf tournament that's coming up May 12th at the beautiful Coeur d'Alene Resort Golf Course. Last year, it was $15,000 to get the hole-in-one. We think it's going to be the same this year. Oh, good. It won't be. It will be at least $10,000. Okay. Get a hole-in-one. Oh, yeah. And I have a friend who has a hole-in-one on the floating green in a tournament and won $10,000. Not our tournament. but yeah i know it happens i watched somebody uh our friend griffin garsky yeah he did it but it was on a different hole number five yeah he went like a trip or something yep pretty it can happen will happen it can happen um yeah that's all sold out but and i know here's can we just do a little housekeeping yes i know a lot of people said they wanted to volunteer for that day and i do have a list somewhere but here's what i really need from you if you're serious about it and you want to do it, I need you to text in and I need your email address. Yeah. So if you want to, and I think we really can only have like five, right? Volunteers. Yeah. We, yeah. Can't have too many people. And I know Louise was there last year. And so if you want to do it again, but what I need is your tech, your email address, because Ken Hopkins, our friend, Ken Hopkins is going to be in charge of all that. And Ken will be here tomorrow on the show. So we'll look forward to that. I'll text it in. All right. You still there, Joe? I just want to say I was very excited to be able to hear my voice on television. Yeah. Oh, good. It is. It's kind of cool. We used to get pictures of the people and then just put them in the corner. Yeah, we have pictures. Actually, anyone that's on the text line, and I know Joe's on the text line, you can text in a photo of yourself, and then we'll have a way to do that if we're ever on. We'll just put back a still shot of them in the corner. It can be done. The technology is here. It is here. That would be really cool, actually. All right. All right. All right. Thank you, Joe. Thank you. All right. We'll play the showdown again tomorrow. Tomorrow, same time. And I know tomorrow is Thursday. For our old school listeners, they might be confused by this. But we've now made the executive decision. It was by a two-nothing vote by the company that all of the showdown will always be played at 8 o'clock on every single day. We had a big meeting about it, and the two of us went back and forth, back and forth, and then finally we got a unanimous decision, but it kept being, all those in favor say yay, and it was like, where are you? And then, okay, now say nay. No. Finally we got together. And I think we had, this was our 165th thing that we've debated. All of the previous things have ended in a 1-1 tie, so nothing ever got pushed through. One was like, who gets more money? We couldn't agree on that. So that was 1-1. A lot of stuff is 1-1. But this, the showdown time at 8 o'clock, that was a unanimous company decision. Yes, that was. That was an easy one. Slam dunk. We didn't even need to do any kind of campaigning or anything. No filibusters. Anyway. All right. And if you want to play, you can always check in via the text line. Let us know your availability, and then we'll play the showdown every day. Yep. Right around 8 o'clock. Yep. All right, we'll take a break. When we return, we'll get to a couple of other things. Our second segment for the show today will feature Kali Chalk. Yeah. She'll be coming in. We're going to talk about the actors that are playing different ages than they are. Mm-hmm. We talked a little bit about it when we were co-anchoring the news earlier this morning, nonstop local wake up show sam and khalai and justin and david molly um but we'll we can go in depth a little bit more all right that and more when we return the david molly show continues live from the numerica studios we now return to the david molly show hey welcome back one and all uh In just a couple of minutes here, Kali Chuck will join us for a quick segment about actors who played way out of their age range in movies. Highs and lows. I mean, as you pointed out, when we were co-anchoring, we're playing mid-30s. I think we're pulling it off. Oh, yes. Oh, yeah. No question about it. We all know about Joey Chestnut, right? Yes. What do you know about Joey Chestnut? I know it's disgusting. He eats a ton of food, and he dips the hot dogs in the water so that he can make the buns get soggy, and he shuts it all in his mouth, but he's also very slim. Yeah. If you saw him on the street, you would never say, that is the world's number one eating champion. Yes. That's what he is. Yeah, that's what I would say. Yeah, yeah. Anyway, he's that guy. So yesterday they had a competition where it was chocolate cake. Like, who could eat the most chocolate cake super fast? So he is up against four Tampa Bay Buccaneer football players. Oh, my God. Yeah. It's him versus all four of them. Like all four of them get their score together. That seems a little lopsided. A little lopsided. Yeah. And a quick question. Yeah. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, where are your Buccaneers? Under their Buccaneers. Right. Very good. Anyway, so here is the dramatic competition again. So Joey Chestnut, little guy, chocolate cake eating, and then the four giant Tampa Bay Buccaneers on the other side also eating cake as fast as they can. Here's what it sounds like. Oh, my God. I'm shaking. I think we gave him a run for his money. He's a heck of an athlete, man. He's the greatest of all time for a reason. It's called Joey to jog chestnut for no reason. And we saw that firsthand today. That was impressive. Did they say he was a great athlete? There was. I believe they said he was the greatest of all time. In the world of eating, though, I think he is the greatest of all time. Yes. I would agree. I don't, but that's not a sport. He's not an athlete. So he ate ten and a half pieces of chocolate cake. The four Tampa Bay Buccaneers together only ate nine and a half pieces of cake. Those are rookie numbers. Those are rookie numbers. Those are up. Yeah, and unlike the hot dog, we know the hot dog thing. We've all seen that. They have it on ESPN on the 4th of July. It's a real sporting event. Huge cheering and bands playing these people in. There's 20 contestants. And he eats the hot dog super fast. As you said, he dips the bun, soggy it down a little bit. And that's going to have some kind of effect. Chocolate cake. That is different. Just with all the sugar. That's a different animal. Yeah, I think that's a, you're asking for all kinds of trouble. And then if you have the cakey part and then the icing part, I mean, at least maybe that helps that slip down. But there's, I know just eating a piece of cake normally, there's a high choke factor that happens. You know, where you're like, all right, push comes to shove. How many hot dogs can you eat? And this isn't like, oh, I'm enjoying the hot dogs. I'm saying we're going to test the very outer limits of your capabilities. What's my time limit? I think it's 10 minutes for the competition, isn't it? Yeah, 10 minutes. 10 minutes. 10 minutes. So with nothing on the hot dogs. Right. It's plain, and you can dip, you can do whatever. And, again, this is not for your enjoyment. This is purely the skill and the artistry. Like if you offered me X amount of dollars to do a certain number. I'll give you $100 per hot dog. How many can you do? Oh, I would eat all 10 then. In 10 minutes? Yeah. But here's my question, and because this would alter the rules of the real competition. If you have what they call a reversal of fortune, when it comes up, I reserve the right to have a reversal of fortune. And I hope you will. I hope you will. I don't want to have to be around that. I could eat all 10 for, so you would give me $1,000? I'm asking you how many you can eat. There's 10 minutes. Oh, you're going to be $100 per hot dog? You don't have to limit yourself to 10. I would do a minute per hour, 45. I could do 20 hot dogs. How many does Joey Chestnut do? Oh, he's like in the 70s, right? Let me get his stats officially. So you think you could do two hot dogs per minute? It's not going to look pretty. I think much like Bloomsday, I think the first two or three minutes, you're going to be fine at two per, but then you're going to slow way down. I think it's, I mean, if you can do 10 in 10 minutes, I'd be very impressed. 12 would be a lot. You don't think you could challenge Joey Chestnut for 76? Oh, my God. In 10 minutes? In 10 minutes. Crazy. That is so gross. Yeah. Yeah, I think 12 to 15, I think, realistically. Because I think I can get like five or six in the first couple of minutes, and then I think it would start slowing down big time. What about pieces of pizza? Oh, now you're on my turf. Plates of nachos. Well, we're talking standard thin crust pizza. Right. And it'll be like, you know, the norm, not the big Costco pizza. Just say a Domino's type regular. And there's what, 10 in a pizza maybe? Or 12? Eight or 10. Eight or 10. How many slices of pizza? In 10 minutes. 10 minutes. Well, I know I've done about seven before. In 10 minutes? If it's a thin crust, it goes down pretty good. Why? But again, I reserve the right, and I've only thrown up in my life maybe eight times. Seriously. The first, when I had the kidney stone, that was like the fourth time. And I was an adult. I was in my mid, late 20s. So that doesn't happen. But I would want to, as soon as we're off camera and off the competition's over. You want to do the old Roman feather thing. Yeah, I've got to go off to the side. I've never heard Roman feather before. Oh, yeah, the vomitorium. That's what they used to do. They used to gorge themselves, and then they'd go. It was early Bolivia, seriously. And then they would go feather down their throat puke it all up and go back to the feast And the orgies I don know That was a different time Yeah it was a different time So you but how many pieces are you committing to in ten minutes At least eight. Okay. When? I think same, eight probably, I think. I think it would be the same type of thing. I think I could probably get about a slice a minute for the first four or five. For the first four. Yeah. And then I would struggle. You're dipping crust, though. I mean, there's no way. Oh, I want the crust. I know, but you've got to dip it in water. You've got to. Well, you have to eat the crust. That's part of the deal. I'm not paying you all that money not to eat the crust. Well, you're not paying me any money for anything. I was going to pay you $100 per. Paul says Pizzerita has a five-pound challenge, and he has done it. I know a guy that's done that, too. Yes. Good for you, Paul. Yeah. They used to have, remember the old place, Farrell's? Did you ever have Farrell's? Oh, yes. Totally. In California, it was a huge thing. The trough? It was called the zoo. The zoo, yes. It was called the zoo. And if you could eat a zoo by yourself, you got one for free. Yeah. If you could eat the zoo. Pretty good. Yeah. I don't know what ever happened to Farrell's. But why would you want one? I don't know what happened to Farrell's either, but I remember as a kid, if somebody was having their birthday party at Farrell's, it was so great. And they had the long tables, like family-style tables. Yeah. And then that zoo thing came out. They also had something called a trough or something like that where it wasn't quite the zoo, but it was big. And for a birthday party, they would order that, and then everybody would just eat out of that. Yeah, Farrell's. I used to love Farrell's. That was great. I think it was a California thing. I don't know that it was anywhere else. I don't think our friends had it here. They have another thing in Vegas. It's in old Vegas, downtown. There's a place where I think it's something to do with a heart attack, where if you eat this burger in a certain amount of time or if you eat two of them or something, you get some kind of prize. And they make a big deal about it. They say paramedics are standing by. Like they have a real person that is a medical person because it's incredibly unhealthy. Epic has, hey, see if you can look up, Quinn. I don't know, they just reopened. They have a new restaurant in Epic, but they used to have a burger deal. And they said that they've seen people do it. And it's four pounds or something, or maybe it's five pounds. It's a giant burger. And we were talking to the waitress, and she said, I have seen people do it, and it is something to behold. Because, I mean, you get the gambler mentality. Oh, yeah. At the casino already. And then you get drunk, and then you, you know, so did you find it? I think so. So if this is correct, it is called the Epic-A-Saurus Burger Challenge. Oh, yes. And it's a massive five-pound meal consisting of four triple patty burgers topped with bacon, cheddar, pepper jacks, Swiss, and Fontina cheeses, plus lettuce, onion, pickled tomato, and epic sauce. So what is the deal? You eat one, you get the other one for free, or you eat it and you get a prize? I think you get a prize. Or are you just on the list of Epic-A-Saurus? If you win, you get the meal free. You also get a commemorative T-shirt and a photo on their wall of fame. Okay. Hi, Kalai. Good morning. We're talking about competitive eating. And you would do it or wouldn't do it? We were talking. She was offering big money for, she said, I would get $100 per hot dog in 10 minutes. And I said, I could at least do 10. I'd try for 15. Are you going to? Well, she's offering the real money. Well, I'll make you a deal. If you do it on the air, I will. I will put up $100 per hot dog. Yes, I will. I will give it to charity. Oh, okay. I don't make anything? I'm a charity. What are you talking about? Oh, that's true. I'll give it to the Dave Spizzino Foundation. I feel like, well, and I feel like, okay, if it's going to charity, yes. But also, like, if it's going to Dave, there has to be a minimum. Like, you can't just eat one hot dog in 10 minutes and be like, oh, I got $100 from Molly. It's got to be, like, no good if it's less than $5. Oh, yeah. I'd say $8 is the over. You've got to go at least $8. And also, he said he wants to be able to do the reversal of fortune, which is fine. In a real competition, you wouldn't be able to do that. If you throw up afterwards, you're disqualified. What's it called? Reversal of fortune. Yeah. They actually call it that. And there is some time limit, like you have to keep it down for a certain amount of time. I want to reserve the right to, like, be off camera, go to another room where no one can see me, and then get all that out of me. And I would like you to reserve that right as well. That's what I said. I don't want to be responsible for that all being. And then we thought, so, okay, it's for your kids. And they're saying, Clyde, this is for your children. What are you going to eat? How many are you going to eat? Oh. What's the most you could eat of something really fast? And this is like, you know, to save the kids. To save the children. Yes, to save the children. Yes. There's so many levels of that, right? Yes. To save the children? Yes. I mean, I would do it all. I would do it all. If we're talking about literally saving my children. But what's your go-to food? What would you choose to do? Oh. If you had to do something, and let's take the children off of there. You're going to make a bunch of money for a charity. Okay, I would say salting crackers because I feel like it would make me the least sick if I was gorging myself with them. Yeah, I did too. Okay. That's true. We have hot dogs, pizza, tacos. No, that all sounds horrible. I love all of those foods like eaten at a regular pace. In moderation? In moderation. How about ice cream? Ice cream. I like that. Okay. Yeah. How much are you going to eat? Can you do a quart of ice cream? Would you do a quart? I'll do a quart of ice cream to save the children. That's very good of you. I mean, I do what I can. She's a giver. Okay? You are. I don't know how many. I think I would start strong, and then I would peter out pretty fast. I mean, I'm trying to think of the most hot dogs I've ever had. I've had two at an Indians game, and that seems like bad things are going to happen later. which is why i admire young people like teenage boys like go you like that you can eat anything everything you can eat it so fast you barely chew and you feel fine yeah they do barely chew yeah that's the thing oh yeah i don't know i guess i was in a pizza eating competition in high school how many did you do i don't know but it was we had a massive it was a place called pizza haven they used to have those all over the place and it was in the vancouver mall and i went with a couple of my friends that were bigger guys we have we were all folk football players and i not i might have won the thing i know i at least held my own i was very proud and we left a stack because i don't i don't like the crust like i'll eat some of the crust but the the back of it but there was there was a pile of that but i believe i was the winner that was a different time though yeah and like you probably felt fine walking out yeah i was fine it was great do you know did you know about the root beer drinking contest from his childhood no tell her story yeah 100 true story uh it was like senior week you know when you know like doing all kinds of great stuff they had a root beer drinking competition on a warm day and a warm day it was like you know late may early june and it was in the courtyard of our high school and this was right when the two liter bottles were just coming into like that was kind of a new thing so i don't know they had five or six people doing this and they were drinking chugging the root beer and one person lost it and that started which i learned later became the all-out bar for rama this way before the movie the the wait on me or stand by me yeah yeah that that happened that this was you know this is 1980 when this when the all-out bar and it was it was it was awful i mean it was it was not but i it's in my head forever vividly and i remember the thick grass and there were just stuff you know it was it was bad it was very bad and you were involved in no no no i had no part of it but i i had to turn away because it was people were the stuff was going up were people involved in the barfarama even if they hadn't been drinking the soda but they were grossed out there were a few girls that I think we were so grossed out that they almost lost it. But there was – and there might have been some girls in the competition, but it was mostly guys. And, you know, chugging root beer is a bad idea. Yeah. The other day my kid texted me and he's like, hey, I'm not going to be home right away from school. My friend's doing the milk mile challenge, which is where you chug a gallon of milk and then you run a mile. Oh, gross. A little to say, like needless to say. You know how it ended up. It did it. Yeah. And this is the sanction by the school? No, it was. I think he lost their, again, fantasy football. I think he lost the fantasy football league, and so I think that was the deal. Okay. You had to drink a whole gallon of milk and then run a mile? Yeah. That's something I can't even drink a glass of milk. No, I know. And I can't run a mile. I like it on cereal or whatever. Or run a mile. All right, speaking of young kids, we're talking about ages of people who are actors and actresses who are cast in movies and lots of times teenagers, and they are not teenagers at all. So we've got the list of people, including Olivia Newton-John playing Sandy in Greece. She was 29 when she was playing Sandy. Yes. But looked, and you had the video or the clip or the photo on the news this morning. Yeah. And it's like, she would look like a 17-year-old high school kid. In the movies, but if you actually know what a 17-year-old looks like, you're like, no, that looks like a woman. But in the 50s, everybody looked so, I mean, okay, Stucker Chaney was 33. In Grease. And she played Rizzo. But if you look at yearbooks from the 50s, they just looked more mature. I could see that. I was in high school when Grease came out, and Sandy, Olivia Newton-John, was like, well, she could be in our school. Okay. Yeah. Totally legit. What about the grown men who were the T-birds? Not just John Travolta. Right. But like a couple of them were even receding hairlines already. Right. Right? Yeah. Yes. Okay, I'm just going to show you. This is from the 50s. This is like a yearbook from the 50s. Yeah. So, I mean, I don't know how well you can see it from TV. But anyone with a turtleneck and pearls will look a little bit older. Well, yeah. Sorry. Yeah. It's like those people look more mature. They look way more mature. Than the kids with the blue hair. Right. Crop tops. Doing their pea sides. And giant sweatpants. Do more of that. Even my granddaughters. You go to take a picture, and I don't realize that they're, yeah, they're like doing this thing. And then they're going, six, seven, six, seven. Like, what is going on with these children? Just take a photo. I think it's funny to look back at those. But I don't think any of them were, well, I know they weren't close to their age. Maybe Lorenzo Lamas was. I don't know. He was a good-looking guy, too. Yes, he was. Meryl Streep was 58 when she did Mamma Mia. The character was supposed to be 43. Oh, I like that. She looked great in that movie. In range. And then another one that we referenced on the news this morning, Amy Poehler was 33 when she played Regina's mom in Mean Girls. And the Mean Girls were all high school kids. So 16, 17, 18, the math doesn't really work. Right. Yeah. And I remember when that movie came out, I didn't think that Amy Poehler looked inappropriately cast. She looked like a cool mom. Yeah. Mm-hmm. So, not regular mom, a cool mom. Okay, what about this? Maggie Smith, she was 56 when she played the 92-year-old Wendy Darling in Hook. But they made her look 92. That's different. Easing them up is way different than them being older and playing younger. And we were talking about Forrest Gump as well. Right. Sally Field was not that much older than Tom Hanks. but in Forrest Gump she played his mom dying mom but she aged through it too though that's true they show her when she's younger remember when the guy said he sure is passionate about your education what would he say your mom sure does care about your education he was on the swing and hearing the noises makes the noise back at him I'm going home to watch that movie. That was so good. So let's just go to the ages of Greece. Okay. Because this is the youngest person, the only person even close to high school, was Dinah Manoff, who played Marty. She was 19. Oh, really? Yeah, 19 to 20, they said. And then Kelly Ward, who played Putsy, he was the blonde. He was 20. Okay. Everybody else was, John was 23, and everybody else was all the way up to 33, which is Stockard Channing. But Frenchy was 25. Jan was 30. Michael Tucci, Sonny was 31. That's crazy. My mom is actually going to St. Louis in a couple of weeks to do one of those con, they call it like fan con things. Oh. And Lorenzo Lamas is going to be there. I think Michael Tucci is going to be there. So it's like a Grease one? Yeah. Specific to Grease? Oh, that would be. Because she was the waitress in Grease. And so she goes and does the, yeah, and it's the cast. I don't know exactly who of the cast will be there, but they go and sit and sign out. Oh, that's so cool. That was such a classic. My friend said something very egregious the other day. I can't believe she even said this. I like that you used the word egregious. We'll wait until you hear what I'm about to say. Okay. She said Grease 2 was way better than Grease 1. Oh, that is. She's just stupid. Yeah, that's. She also wasn't my sister-in-law. She would be dumped as my friend. Yeah. But I have to see her on the holidays. How could she think that? Is she a bowling fan? She likes Michelle Pfeiffer. I love Michelle Pfeiffer. And Adrian Zmed. I guess. But she just said this again the other day, and I'm like. Not just that it was okay and not as bad as people said, but better than the first one. She's a teacher. She's on spring break, and they were going to have, like, a musical watching party, and she's like, Grease 2. Obviously. What? I know. So, anyway. That was one of the biggest disappointments. Oh, yeah. Because I was, you know, I was a huge Grease fan. That was the thing, you know. Yeah, but I mean, I will say Michelle Fiverr, she did look great. Yeah, she survived that because that was one of her early movies. Were they saying like when it came out at that time too, was everyone saying like, no way. Oh, it was panned by everybody. Yeah. Well, I guess there's something for everybody, including my sister-in-law. Wasn't Jaws 2 that way too, though? I know the 3 in 3D was bad. That was not good. Jaws 3 in 3D. I don't know. Really? Well, I mean, the first one was such a classic. Yeah. I don't think the second one was that bad. I don't remember the premise of it. Well, it was a shark. Wait. What else? Tell me more. Go on. Like, and it was a classic in the 80s, but do younger generations, is that a must-see for people like you, Quinn? What? Jaws. No, not really. Like, Maddie and I watched it when it was on NBC when it came for their 50th anniversary. and that was the first time that we watched it, ever, first time. And my dad made me watch it. My dad was a big Jaws fan growing up, so I had seen it before. I remember we watched it, and he's like, I don't know if we were a little bit younger. He's like, this is a little scary. And you guys were all swimmers, too. Yeah. You guys are a swimming family. Yeah, we watched it, and we're making fun of it. He's like, you guys aren't scared by this? And we're like, no, Dad, this animation is terrible. Yeah, exactly. How about Star Wars? I was not really a star. I liked Lego Star Wars, the video game. Have you ever seen Star Wars? I've seen the newer three movies that are technically like one, two, three. Never the classics? Never seen the classics, no. I feel like Star Wars, though, is still popular for younger generations. Yeah, right? I don't know, but Jaws, I don't think transcends. No, I don't think so. You've seen Grease, right? Yes. You're lying. Look at him. I've watched it on TV in bits and pieces. I've never sat down and watched the full thing. Oh, shit. You should watch one and two today and then give us your feedback. I watch Grease 2 all the time. That makes sense. Okay. Fair enough. And then the other one we talked about today was I thought this was great. Troy played by Brad Pitt. Well, he played Achilles, and he was 39. But apparently they say that Achilles was actually between the age of 12 and then early 20s. He definitely did not look 12 years old. Well, no. He was buffed out. I think we're okay with them changing the ages of that. Who wants to see that? Yeah. I mean, really. Wait, what do you mean? Meaning like I don't want to see a 12-year-old in that garb. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I want to see Brad Pitt in that garb. Yeah. The pictures were good. Yeah. What was the – you're younger than we are, so what was the classic or the everybody had to see from when you were a kid? I mean, Forrest Gump was one. I remember with Mean Girls in that zone. I was a little older. I think I was in college when that came out, but that's a classic. And that still works. I saw that way late, too, and I was an old guy. And it's like, that's a legit movie. It's so good. Yeah. I mean, I know my kids like it, too. Like, they'll quote some of that stuff. Tina Fey wrote it, didn't she? Yeah. I believe so. On Wednesdays, we wear pink. Yes. And it's a fun musical, too. It's really fun. Oh. Yes. I haven't seen that. I want to see it. And then do you know if anyone saw, did anyone here see the notebook on stage? I did. What did you think? I thought it was great. Really? See, and I never, don't laugh at me. I never, I never read the book. I never saw the movie. I didn't know. I kind of knew that it was, you know, supposed to be sad and all that kind of, but I thought it's a great story. Yeah. So. Yeah. I feel like I love the movie so much that I didn't know if I would. When they started reading, I have a notebook. I'm writing in it. You haven't written me back in years. I'm very sad. I'm very sad. But I'm here and it's raining and let's kiss. I mean, that's how I was picturing it. No. No. Yes. No, it was not that. We're old now. She's ruining it. But we were young. Let's flashback. See, you did not need to see the play. You already know. You already know. All right, but you do need to see Wake Up Non-Stop Local tomorrow. Yeah. Hey, let me ask you this. You can stay for a few more minutes, right? Sure. Well, what time is it? How do we get one of those pullover that you got? I had this Nate. Oh. And this would not be allowed anymore because this is the old logo. Oh. Yeah. I probably should have tape over it or something. Because you know logo gear, lots of times it just comes with whatever the company decides to get. I'm always envious when you go to the company and it's like, whoa. Like, what? Like, what? That's like a Lululemon jacket. How are you guys doing that? What kind of company are you? This is not any brand that you would ever know. This is super generic. You just had it made. I wanted a track jacket. And it's old. It's well over 10 years old. In short, Dave, to answer your question, go get one yourself. That's how you get it. That's the thing. I was thinking, because we're co-anchors, maybe there's anchor here. We need the SWX. Oh, yeah, because you're on it. I was like, wait, you guys are doing sports, too? You're doing the morning show. You're doing your podcast. You're on YouTube, and you're doing sports. Tell Spinney he better watch out. We might be targeting the weather pretty soon. Yes. I will. I'll tell him. What were we talking about getting him? What were we talking about earlier? We were going to get Kline, Sam. Oh, to scoop ice cream. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I asked him, I said, are you coming? And he goes, I haven't heard anything. I go, oh, well, then you're probably not. Do you want him to? Well, yeah. Okay, I'll tell him. It would be fun to have him there. Okay. Yeah, I mean, he's going to be at the job fair with us next Tuesday. If you're looking for a job, WorkSource Spokane is working with nonstop local. We'll be at the fairgrounds. It starts at 11 o'clock. Sam, Justin, and I will be there. And then we're going to come see you guys. And now I'll tell Justin that he should come. So you guys are kicking off, and then you come to, Do you have to go back to the job fair after you're scooping ice cream? No. You're done for the day. Yeah. Oh, that's good. Okay. That's good. I wasn't sure. It'll be fun to scoop. It's going to be a really good crew. And I think my mom's coming right after us. Oh, fun. Okay, so who's with us? Is it us three and then Sam, Justin? If Justin wants to come, I'll let them know. I want to let them know so that he has proper signage and everything. Okay. And really that's all you need because you have two on each side. because if you get more than five or six people are you saying you want Justin or not? because you said two and two well we'll have a reserve you just be the charming guy outside shaking hands and kissing babies well and also because it's for safety net so I could also kind of let you guys scoop and I could be out front you're shaking hands and kissing babies I am going to be there all day long doing all of those things and it's free ice cream all day next Tuesday Yes. That's a pretty good deal. From noon to 8. We'll hook you up. We'll be there noon to 1. And then if you want, you can donate. Money's going to Safety Net. And you get to cut in line if you do. Yep. Just listen. This is our listener, Trevor. He said, movie nerd alert. Grease 2 was bad and no way better than Grease. He's agreeing with you. I'll tell my sister-in-law. Trevor said you're wrong. But Renee says she does love the movie from Grease 2. Well, that's what I'm talking about. I mean the music. The music. Sorry, not the movie. The music. Coo-coo rider. You guys don't know it. Coo-coo-coo rider. See, you know. How about this one? We're going to bowl tonight. Wait, so you guys do know Grease 2. Oh, I know Grease 2. You're hearing it's bad. I thought no one knew it. Oh, you know enough about it. I've seen it a couple times. Yeah. But did you just hear us? Like, we sounded awesome. We should make Grease 3. Were any of the original lasers in it? I don't think so. I think there was some sort of like There was one that administrators or something. And with all due respect to your uncle, the Danny in number two was cute. Hey, you know what? Adrian's Met is very cute. Yeah, sure. I'm just seeing if I think... Apparently Frenchie, Principal McGee, Blanche Hodel, Coach Calhoun, and Eugene Felsnick were all those traitors but also i always think this i'm like if someone offered me like a job to go do this thing yes yeah well you're an actor you're gonna do it right and then frenchie like what what else did frenchie do yeah like cool i'll come back make a paycheck dody goodman tad hunter they got tad hunter to do this movie tad matt latanzi matt latanzi was olivia's husband and he was related to a guy I went to high school with. Oh, really? The little tansies, yeah. Played football with them. He was cute. The whole family was good looking guys. From Portland. I did not realize that Lorna Luft was in it. Do you know who Lorna Luft is? No. Liza Manelli's stepsister. Oh, I met one of her relatives over the weekend last week. Oh, that's right. Judy Garland's great, great, great, great nephew. see how did you know that did he introduce himself that way or did someone tell you uh both that i was told and then and then when i was chatting with him and then it came up and then i said okay so give me the exact lineage here and he did and the real name is um gum was her real name judy garland yes gum so well um back in the in the 80s i was in a wedding with Lorna Luft. We were both bridesmaids. And I reused my prom dress. I had that for the wedding and then I used that as my prom dress. Oh, that's smart. And now you could use one of your three wedding dresses for any future prom or any other future wedding. My last wedding dress was just a dress from the black and white store. Remember the black and white store at the mall? It was the cutest dress. You could wear it again. Totally. I wore it the time you gotta be practical so tell us how so if we buy something like that we want to wear you talk to me like i'm a boss like i don't know go ahead ask me the question well like so can we just get a logo and then just have it put on something that we want to wear during the times when i got this the answer was yes okay i think i went to the company that made our stuff and then I just picked out my own jacket. But that was 10 years ago. So I think you have to go ask somebody upstairs, like more important than me, to be like, how do I get? No, we're just going to make stuff and then Clyde will say, Clyde told us we could. You guys actually have awesome logo gear. Yeah. We have a David and Molly. Yeah. What are you asking me for? You guys have awesome stuff. Well, I'm saying that we would just get a logo and tell them, instead of putting a David and Molly thing on her, we would put a KHQ thing. Oh. Yeah, like a golf shirt. Yeah. Oh. Very important. All your stuff. Dave and Molly. At Non-Stop Local. At Non-Stop Local. On Spotify. Take up whole half the shirt. All right. Thanks, Kali. Thanks, Kali. I'm going to go tell my sister-in-law she's wrong. Okay. See you on the Wake Up Show tomorrow. You guys pair 545. We got an awesome forecast, but it's changing in the weekend. So our boys are spinning on all the details. Friday's fine. Everything's great. Okay. I'll ask you tomorrow what you're doing on Friday. Okay. All right. All right. There goes Clyde. We'll take a break. When we return, we'll get to our 9 o'clock activities, which will include entertainment news and our hot topics. Very good. That will all fit into our final hour. We are live on SWX. We are live on YouTube and, of course, through the nonstop local app. This is the Dave and Molly Show live from the Numerica studios. This Dave and Molly best of has been brought to you by Jewelry Design Center. We want to be your jeweler for life.