FULL SHOW: Halloween Haunts & Hot Yoga

0:00 From Hollywood to you. Thank you for listening to us. Ryan Seacrest.

0:04 Seacrest!

0:04 On air, on air, on air with Ryan Seacrest. Sunshine and warm heat. Highs in the mid-80s. It is Kiss FM warming into this weekend. Good morning, everybody. Nice to see all of y'all. Hello to the back room.

0:19 Good morning.

0:20 Good morning. Good morning.

0:22 Happy Ryan Day.

0:25 Thank you so much. Is this the day where the Ryans get together at the Ryan Club?

0:28 Yes.

0:28 And they all meet somewhere?

0:29 You and Ryan Murphy, Ryan Gosling, Ryan Felipe, Ryan Reynolds.

0:34 Did you make a list?

0:35 Did you actually have to write them down? Ryan Tedder.

0:37 Yes.

0:38 Ryan Tedder. No one's keeping us apart because we are going to reunite. Ryan Tedder, that Ryan and I, we have a reunion at Jingle Ball.

0:45 Oh, yeah.

0:45 Coming up December 4th. We're already in a text chain about it. He said they can't keep us apart anymore.

0:51 You should wish him a happy Ryan Day.

0:52 The Ryans are going to get together. Yes, I should wish him a happy Ryan Day.

0:55 Happy Ryan Day, Ryan Tedder and Ryan Philippe A and all the other Ryans that you mentioned there. I didn't realize there were so many Ryans until you come up with that list that you generated.

1:06 There's probably so many more that I just thought of these really quickly. Yes.

1:11 We can tell.

1:12 So....

1:15 I have one of those procedures you got to get every once in a while. And it's one of those deals where you have to do a little prep at the nighttime hours and you got to get that right. And it's not so fun. You got to wake up early and get to the place and do the thing first thing. And I have to tell you what I learned because I thought maybe, first of all, no coffee.

1:33 There was a real test for me. Not having coffee for anything you got to do first thing medically in the morning.

1:38 It was a real test for me. This is one of those procedures you're supposed to do every once in a while. So Fine.

1:43 Put it in the books. Never works out the day you want to work out when you put it in the books, but there it is.

1:48 You tried before and you failed. You couldn't do the prep properly.

1:50 Well, I didn't read the prep note because I thought I'd be fine. And I wasn't. You got to really go through this systems clean out before you go. And you're not allowed coffee in the morning or any liquid or anything like that.

2:01 So fine. I deal with it.

2:02 But I thought, you know what I'm going to do? I'm going to get there early. I'm going to pack my coffee. And if I get there early before they open, I'll be at the door. And I'll start early. I'll finish early. My day can start early. And I'll have my coffee there in my own thermos. Here's the newsflash I learned. You can't start early. Even if you show up beforehand or before they open, they start when they tell you they're going to start. And there's no upshifting the time. But I do, if you're a coffee drinker, I don't know if people do this or not. I do recommend for the procedure afterwards, pack your own so you can have it when you get out of that dress you got to put on. you can have your

2:39 coffee where you're putting your clothes back on. It was kind of game changing for me.

2:42 Medical places are not the same as restaurants. You can't just like show up early and try to get a table.

2:47 Like it's not a reservation. It's not like that.

2:52 I didn't know.

2:53 I tried.

2:54 And they told me, they said they actually were making, guys were wheeling into the little room for me to turn on my side. They're like, he was here early.

3:01 Yeah.

3:03 They're probably making fun of you.

3:05 How did he get in? Well, I got in because someone let me into the lobby and I sat here. Anyway, just turn me over and let's go. So bring your coffee. That is my... life hack for you when you've got an early morning procedure. Bring your thermos. It's going to be so good. Olivia Rodrigo at our Jingle Ball presented by Capital One and sold out tickets for you to go see her and Hilary Duff and everybody in just a few minutes on this Ryan Day, National Ryan Day.

3:30 Ryan Tedder will be there with OneRepublic. Excited.

3:33 So, Ruby, I find this so interesting. And I have friends. female friends that they trade clothes they borrow clothes all the time yes tanya i have friends what does that even mean why we can put a pin in that but sometimes they say love blossoms from the closest friendships sometimes they do but i still have friends okay okay anyway so and some of my female friends have said that they give clothes to their roommates their friends and they really have a hard time getting them back. And so now, one of them has a checkout system where you log in and you log out what you're borrowing so that you get it back. I think it's pretty smart.

4:12 So what happened with your sister?

4:13 Yeah, basically, my sisters, we've always shared clothes since we were young. And now we don't live together anymore. They used to be my roommates, but they live six minutes away.

4:22 Okay.

4:22 And they still take my clothes, specifically my youngest sister. And the other day I was in their garage and I saw this like bag of clothes. So I just like peeped in there because I'm curious what's in there. And I see a bunch of my clothes, including like one of my favorite tank tops, this really cute summer dress.

4:40 And I was like, what's this bag? And she's like, oh, I'm going to donate it to Goodwill. And I was like, that's my clothes. She's like, yeah, but you don't even remember you had it. And I'm like, it's mine to decide when I want to donate, not yours.

4:56 That is definitely a line crossed. It's one thing to take your clothes and not tell you and then put them back. But it's another thing then to like essentially re-gift or re-donate them or re-give them away to another party just because I think you don't like them.

5:12 I think you don't think about them.

5:14 Like I know for fact, there are certain clothes of mine I never wear because I want them to be always great.

5:20 Yes.

5:21 Like I don't wear them. It's like that special shirt. Yeah. There's a, there are a couple of shirts I don't wear ever because they're special shirts.

5:29 Yeah.

5:30 And it defeats the purpose.

5:33 Yeah.

5:33 There's, I want them to be always in good shape and ready to go. And if somebody wants to borrow any of my stuff, I'm very specific about what they can borrow because sometimes it doesn't come back.

5:43 Exactly.

5:43 It often doesn't come back.

5:45 And it's always the ones that you love the most too. Like with my sisters, sometimes they won't ask. They'll just come over and then the next day I'll see them wearing something at dinner and I'm like, Oh, nice shirt. That's my shirt. So that's when it's frustrating.

5:57 Because you're so close, they think they can get away with it. That's what that's all about. You need to get those clothes back. She cannot just donate them because she decided that you don't like them.

6:06 Thank you for being on my side.

6:07 Respectfully, I'm on your sister's side.

6:09 Okay.

6:10 When you get them back, if you don't use them, donate them.

6:12 Be nice.

6:13 Yeah. Giving you those Jingle Ball tickets every hour to our sold out show. Coming up in December. So, Tanya, this is interesting because you were telling me that you've got a friend who likes a guy. Are you seeing the guy? Is she with the guy who's got the dog?

6:25 They're dating. They're not exclusive.

6:27 They're dating.

6:27 Yeah.

6:28 But he's got a dog and she's not a dog person. She's trying to learn how to like dogs.

6:32 Yes. So he has a dog and he's obsessed with his dog. He actually has a black lab. So it's like a bigger dog.

6:38 Okay.

6:40 So far you're telling my story.

6:41 Yes.

6:42 She's not dating you.

6:43 Um, but she, she's not, she's not afraid of dogs.

6:47 She's just like not a dog person.

6:49 You know, like, you know, when like the dogs go up to her, she kind of like taps them very like gently. She's not warm and fuzzy with them. So she's using my dog, Sunny, as like exposure therapy to like come over and help her like kind of get over this thing that she has with dogs because of this guy that she's dating. And I'm like, why do we always go to these extreme lengths to like?

7:11 Be something that we're not.

7:12 This isn't so extreme to try and like a dog. I mean, I like that she's making the effort. This is like me and kids. When my friends ask me to hold their brand new babies, I am terrified and scared. I just, I don't know what to do. I'm so out of place.

7:25 Yeah.

7:26 I don't know how to hold them. I want to give them back quickly, but I'm nervous about the transaction of giving them back the time, you know, like the handover.

7:33 So I understand.

7:34 I mean, if I was dating somebody with kids, I'd have to have exposure to To some kids.

7:40 Yes.

7:41 Who's got them around here? Mark, I'd be coming over to see you and Amy. I mean, my kids, I got one in college and one's a senior in high school.

7:47 Wrong, wrong.

7:48 You can tell me the stories about newborns.

7:50 Okay, great.

7:50 You can remember.

7:51 We'll look at photos.

7:53 Listen, I commend your friend because I would not, like, I would just think me and him are not meant to be because I would not be able to do that. Honestly, we would just not be. You're not a dog person? Well, I just am afraid of animals. So dogs, cats, anything. So I would not try. Ronnie, let's, It's the root.

8:10 Why are you afraid of... Why animal? Why? Dogs, come on.

8:14 Dogs, they're the best.

8:16 They're the best.

8:16 A lot of them are better than humans.

8:18 Your dog, I'm fine with. Sunny, I'm fine with.

8:22 Fine?

8:22 You're not fine with my dog. You don't like my dog or love my dog. Don't be fine, settle, mid. Yeah, it's fine.

8:29 That's like a synonym. But I cannot just be around them all the time. I would be just fine being with you, but I would not intentionally try to date you if you did have a dog or a cat.

8:41 Dang.

8:42 Wow.

8:44 The things I'm learning about you, Ronnie, there's so much I love. And then you throw this at me and I don't understand. Now that I'm a dog person, I don't understand. I couldn't be with somebody who's not a dog lover.

8:53 Not everybody is dog lovers.

8:55 But I do like your dog. Like I'm fine with your dog.

9:00 He doesn't like that. I'm fine working with you, but I don't want to find out. My dog is so innocent. All right. Now listen, If you've got a midterm exam coming up, I've got the best time, they say, for your brain to retain, to study. I'll tell you about that. And a quote of the day. Study for midterms. Check this out. There's a perfect time of day to study for the big test and head to the library at 4 o'clock.

9:21 Here's why.

9:21 4 p.m. They say your body temperature rises between four and six. So your long-term memory is at its sharpest. That would not work for me. By four o'clock, especially six, I'm winding down.

9:34 Good night.

9:35 Four to six is peak time for you to study. Today's quote, we do it every day. Peace begins when the expectation ends.

9:48 I agree.

9:49 Do we need a clock to figure this out? Start the clock.

9:52 This one's tough for me.

9:53 It was just blank stares. 102.7 Kiss FM. He is not a dog liker, but I'm going to give him some air time here coming up in a second. Ronnie is in the studio, digital head of content here at Kiss. Does a great job. Also free gas. Next time you're out, you got to post some of those videos of people when they find out they're getting their free gas tank.

10:12 I definitely am because yeah, people get so excited. Like they really need this. Gas is so expensive. So I'm happy to help.

10:18 You're trying to find an NFL team, and you want to find the NFL team with the cutest fans. Am I hearing this right? Yes.

10:25 I don't watch sports, if you can't tell, but I am trying to find an NFL team because I have FOMO, so I want to be a part of it.

10:33 We're going to cast some judgment on this process coming up in a minute.

10:37 First, Sisney, the headlines.

10:38 Kiss FM headlines with Sisney.

10:40 Well, the National Weather Service has issued a red flag warning for L.A. County starting at 6 tomorrow morning and running through 10 p.m.

10:48 On Friday.

10:50 In fact, a wildfire erupted in Brentwood early this morning and scorched two acres of the Barrington Park before being contained. If you're heading to LAX this morning, your flight may be delayed. A ground stop was issued yesterday. around 4 a.m. and lifted around 5. And the Dodgers play Game 3 in the National League Championship Series against the Milwaukee Brewers today, 5 p.m.

11:19 At Dodger Stadium. Kiss FM, he's got a following. He goes out and gives away free gas, and people are showing up to meet Ronnie in our digital department. Thanks for being here. He's the life of the party. He's the spirit stick, and we love it. Great energy. It's contagious.

11:32 We appreciate it.

11:34 Just got back from a mother-son cruise with his mom. And now what has inspired you to finally decide to pick an NFL team to get behind?

11:42 So I have FOMO and I really am not a big sports person. And I feel like, you know, Tanya watches sports, Destiny watches sports, you watch sports. Well, you like by proxy. I watch sport.

11:51 Yeah, yeah.

11:52 Oh, one sport.

11:53 I watch sport. I watch football, college. So even, well, I watch some NFL too, but I watch sport, only football. See, and I don't watch anything.

12:00 And I have FOMO because it looks like a lot of fun to, you know, wear your little team jersey and all of that jazz. So my friend suggested that I need to find my own team. And you know, there's a bunch of bars in LA that root for very specific teams. So now I'm going to these different bars to see really who has the cutest fans to act like I also like football, but just to find my own team. Okay. So far, what have you learned about who has the cutest fans? Well, so I've been to Busby's in Santa Monica. This is a Buffalo Bills bar. Well, kind of.

12:33 But can we not just hone in on what's practical? Chargers or Rams, bro? Just test the Chargers or the Rams.

12:42 I know, but I want to just broaden my options.

12:44 The heart wants what it wants, Ryan. You can't just tell him to go Rams or Chargers.

12:49 With due respect here, you're not a sports person. I'm a sports person.

12:53 Yeah, okay.

12:54 Don't you want to be able to go to a game with the fans, not just the bars? You need something practical. Chargers or Rams?

13:00 Well, that too, but aren't game tickets pretty pricey?

13:04 Yeah.

13:04 So I need to test it out before I full send and commit. I don't want to just spend money if I don't know you.

13:11 This is a problem. I don't think you should let other people in the bar know this is your process for picking their team. I'm just going to warn you that people have a lot of pride in the NFL team that they root for, especially here with our two teams. chargers rams i mean look at the uniforms can you pick a color that you like better with the uniforms you like light blue or dark blue.

13:30 You know i will go to a chargers game i like the lightning bolt logo.

13:35 Why do i feel like people are not going to want to meet you when you say things like that at a chargers game all right coming up a thousand dollars to pay a bill kiss fm so do you appreciate it do you like it when your friends try to set you up i think the answer is no there's too much Pressure because of collateral damage. If it doesn't go well, if it doesn't go right, then you got to deal with your friend and the person you didn't connect with. Tanya, go ahead with the trending report first. Respectfully.

14:03 I disagree, but Anna Navarro from the view revealed that she tried to basically play matchmaker for Ben Affleck and Shakira side. No, she's never met Ben Affleck before, but she was at a Shakira concert. Matt Damon was there and, who is ben's best friend and she pitched the idea to him and then matt said that it would be complicated okay entertainment tonight asked ben about it while he was promoting his new netflix movie animals he had no idea and he finds this stuff out from reporters like on the red carpet like he literally had no idea about any of this and he said i don't really ever get set up and then he basically said dating is just not a big priority in his life right now um but i feel like when someone is single,

14:42 everybody around them treats it like a problem that needs to be fixed. But my question is, is it okay to set up a friend who never even asked to be set up? Like Ben Affleck didn't ask for this, but I think it's so, I think it's such a compliment that people are wanting to set him up. I mean, especially with Shakira, like she's amazing.

14:57 Well, that's a different, a whole different universe, but. Some people like the pre-screen of being set up with somebody that you know. However, what happens more often than not is that one of your friends is like, oh, Ronnie's single. So-and-so is single. Let me set you up. And I think that's insulting. Just the only common denominator is that we're single and you think that we're going to hit it off and be a match. That's more common. And I think that is an insult.

15:26 With all due.

15:26 Respect, a lot of matchmakers... dig a little bit deeper than that. They're like, Oh, you like X, Y, and Z. You like olive oil and your mom.

15:35 And so I'm talking about, you asked me not about matchmakers, about friends who want to set you up. And friends often say you're both single.

15:42 You should hit it off.

15:43 It doesn't work like that. So don't waste your time like that. Too much risk, Ronnie. I feel like who knows you better than your friends. Like friends are a great, like person to set you up with someone else.

15:53 Exactly.

15:54 But when it doesn't go well, you've got to let your friend down and that person down. And most of the time, Ronnie from experience, it's not going to work out.

16:02 I can agree with that too.

16:05 It's a lot of work.

16:06 It's physical work. This show.

16:07 We have the sold out jingle ball tickets on the line in Carson for Teresa, who is on the line. Good morning, Teresa.

16:14 How are you doing?

16:15 Oh my God. Ryan. Pleasure to talk to you.

16:21 Well, I love that response, I think, unless you have something to tell me that I'm not aware of.

16:27 Actually, I'm excited, but I don't want to be too excited because I feel like the game might be difficult.

16:34 No, no, no. It's easy.

16:36 We come up with very simple games, and we appreciate your enthusiasm and listening and that reaction when I get on the phone. That could either go really well or bad.

16:44 I don't know sometimes.

16:45 So, here it is. The game is called Which City Has More? Panda Expresses. Which city has more? We're going to give you a chain and two cities. Panda Express is the chain. You got to get three right before you get three wrong, okay? Which city has more? Which city has more Panda Express locations? Rancho Cucamonga or Pico Rivera?

17:11 Wow.

17:12 Wow.

17:14 I'm going to say Pico Rivera.

17:19 No, it's Rancho Cucamonga. They've got four to two.

17:22 Oh, man.

17:22 That's all right.

17:23 I mean, who really knows this off the top of their head?

17:25 It's difficult.

17:25 You've got to get warm on Panda Expresses. The next one, Santa Clarita or Fontana. Who has more Panda Expresses?

17:34 Oh, boy. I'm going to get three strikes. I feel it. I'm going to say Fontana just because I feel like it's more populated.

17:41 Well, the positive news is you are predicting your wrong answers. Yeah, you are predicting correctly, but it's the wrong answer. So you did think you were wrong again.

17:51 Which is correct. But you were wrong.

17:53 It's Santa Clarita to Fontana. Six to three.

17:56 All right.

17:58 To stay in it, which city has more Panda Express locations? Is it West Covina or Palmdale?

18:07 Ryan.

18:08 Ryan.

18:09 I'm looking at my crystal ball. I'm going to say, what's Karina?

18:13 Well, your crystal ball has some power because you did predict you would get three in a row wrong, and you have done that.

18:20 Oh, no.

18:23 Which is worth something. Yeah, yeah.

18:27 I think earlier on one of the earlier shows, we did say that sort of admitting to your flaw, knowing what's being said about you and having fun with it, being in on the joke, is confident and you've shown some real confidence here, Teresa, in knowing you get three in a row wrong. And for that alone, I'm going to get you tickets to our jingle ball.

18:46 We will see you there.

18:50 Congratulations.

18:59 Ryan, thank you.

19:00 You guys are so wonderful.

19:02 God bless you.

19:03 Love you, Teresa. And I'm so happy you will be there. You've got all the right attitude and spirit.

19:08 Yeah.

19:10 On Air with Ryan Seacrest. Well, happy you're here on a Wednesday morning. I was just looking at this article this morning.

19:18 It came up.

19:18 It says, we spend, Americans spend about $ 13. 5 billion on Halloween, and that will happen again this year. $ 13. 5 billion on Halloween. Karen, some of that $ 13. 5 billion is being spent by your neighbors for the large candy bars. So good morning, and how are you? Good morning.

19:39 I'm good, but I have a dilemma, and that's why I need your advice.

19:44 All right.

19:44 So I understand it's your kids. They want to go to a street with a bigger, better deal.

19:48 Yeah.

19:50 They want to go to Toluca Lake because that's where their friends, parents take them. And that's where they hand out those full size candy bars.

19:58 Yeah.

19:59 Okay.

19:59 And what is your position on this? So they come to you, they ask for it. What do you say to them?

20:05 Well, first of all, I don't want to drive my kids across town just so they can get better candy. You know what I mean? Like, when I was a kid, you put on your costume, you grabbed a pillowcase, and you walked around your own neighborhood, you know? You went to your neighbor's houses, you said trick-or-treat, and whatever they gave you, that was your candy.

20:25 Now, this is going to be unpopular with kids, but I have to tell you, and every time you say, when I was a kid, your kids can't stand it. I can tell you that right now.

20:31 Yeah, for sure. I know, I know.

20:33 They always roll their eyes.

20:34 Here's what I, here's what I hear when you say that. And I think you're right. When you say when I was a kid, there are so few things these days that we can actually say when I was a kid and then have them experience because with, you know, AI and with phones and with social, you can't say, I mean, I'd be able to take that stuff away from them, but this, this, you can keep them from having that experience of getting the larger candy bar and appreciate the large, they're going to appreciate that. the size of a candy bar for the rest of their lives because they had to go out with their knapsack and they had to earn their little bite-sized candies. And I know it's probably not popular with the kids, your kids especially, but I

21:12 don't think that's such a bad idea. It's your neighborhood. It's your street. Going to do it in your community is part of Halloween. Not going to take from others.

21:21 Not when all of your friends and their parents are taking them to the big size camp.

21:25 But how do the people on that street feel about all these intruders? I don't know if they love it.

21:30 I'm sure they love it. I'm sure they do.

21:31 Because there's those streets that are like the Halloween streets. And they prepare for all the trick-or-treaters to come and take all their candy.

21:39 They're like... built for it and I agree I feel like when I was a kid I always remembered getting the big candy bars and you always want to go back to the house and you're in costume so the neighbors aren't going to really know if you live there or not yeah.

21:50 No when Ronnie says that he means 2023 okay that's the year he's talking about so Karen all right I you have all the views on it it's up to you I think you know what you really want to do deep down inside the question is do you cave keep us posted happy Halloween.

22:05 Thank you thank you so much Ryan I appreciate you I appreciate.

22:08 You thank you I appreciate you.

22:10 I feel like it's too soon to say happy Halloween.

22:13 No, it's your problem.

22:14 It's not like.

22:15 I say it all month long.

22:16 You do?

22:17 Yeah.

22:17 Happy Halloween. It's October. Happy Halloween.

22:19 It's not like Christmas.

22:22 To many people, it is like Christmas. It's $ 13. 5 billion, $ 115 a person on average. So we have a stacked lineup for our Jingle Ball presented by Capital One. I've got your tickets to win in just a second, like within minutes right now. Hilary Duff is going to be there. Ray, OneRepublic, Sienna Spiro, Bella Kay, Stella Lefty, The Beaches.

22:43 And Olivia Rodrigo.

22:44 Now, Olivia Rodrigo's out on tour. She's doing her thing, and she has the dissolving dress, Reigns, and people are loving that. I'm seeing that all over social.

22:51 It's so cool.

22:53 And the other thing people are talking about is this giant heart-shaped pink guitar.

22:58 Tanya, you got some background on that.

22:59 Yes.

23:00 So it's exactly what you said.

23:01 It's a pink, and it's shaped like a heart, and it's impossible to miss. But it turns out that that this guitar was made right here in East LA by a local technician named Luis Munoz, who runs this tiny repair shop, okay? So he was working as Olivia's guitar tech when her team asked him to make her a custom guitar. And he said, I've only got one shot and it has to be made with love. So he built this whole thing by hand. It took five prototypes to get the heart shape just right. He says it had to look cool, but it also had to be comfortable to play. And most importantly, it had to be It needed to sound good. And here's the really cool part.

23:39 Olivia could really have gone with any guitar company in the world, but she trusted this little shop in East LA to make it for her. So when Olivia brings this heart-shaped guitar out to Jingle Ball, keep an eye out because it came straight from our backyard.

23:53 Yeah, it's very cool. I think that, you know, those stories are, I love hearing that behind the scenes stuff. This FM, good morning, Wednesday, the 14th of October. It is National Orion Day, Tanya told me earlier. So if you know Orion- Celebrate them?

24:08 Yeah, send them a text. Send some love.

24:10 Sunshine and warm highs in the mid-80s warming up into the weekend once again. We have more of the sold-out Jingle Ball tickets after 9. But Ronnie, let's hone in on this compliment you got from your hot yoga instructor because it is interesting. You were told you're so good. You're such a natural at hot yoga that you could really be an instructor. Now, I'm hearing bittersweetness because if you don't work here and you become a hot yoga instructor and you get a big following, you go on a big national tour, there'll be less Ronnie here at Kiss FM. So tell me what you're considering.

24:44 Well, that is true. And I would still work here because, you know, it's only an hour a day. So I would still have my job. This will be like a little side hustle. But yes, I have been doing hot yoga every day this year, you guys, which is crazy. I don't even know what the number of classes is that I've gone to. But every single day. And my teacher, I love her. She is like, oh, my goodness, you are so good. Like, you really are lifting the weights and doing the thing. She thinks I should be a teacher and do the teacher training. Yeah.

25:12 Are you sure she's being genuine? A lot of people throw that stuff out. Like, you're really good at this class. You should be an instructor. And they don't really mean it. And I have to tell you, Ronnie, I don't think it's just one hour a day. I think I do more than a class.

25:24 Oh, yeah.

25:24 No, for the training, it's like 30 plus.

25:27 When you're a teacher, like my younger person teaches several classes a day.

25:31 Oh.

25:32 See, I may want to investigate.

25:34 Yeah. I don't know if I could commit to that, but I wanted to just mainly, I want to become a teacher just for the playlist of it all. Like I love the music that we hear in class and I know I would have such a great playlist, but I don't know if I could be a teacher because you know how yoga instructors have in Pilates and all of that have a very specific voice where they're like, yeah, very soothing.

25:54 And I don't know that I can hear your soothing. If you were to be soothing, what would it sound like?

25:59 Okay.

25:59 This would be my hot yoga voice.

26:02 Inhale.

26:04 Exhale. That's fine.

26:06 You're a natural at the voice.

26:08 You could just.

26:10 Be recording one of the calm apps or something. You don't have to actually do the class. I'm curious to know about hot yoga. I don't like to work out in the heat so much. It's not like my thing. I don't love it. Do you notice a big difference? You say you've been doing it consistently. What have you noticed in terms of your body?

26:26 Yeah.

26:26 So I think it's been so good because all the sweat has really, I feel like just been making me less bloated. It's just really getting rid of all the toxins in my body.

26:35 You aren't bloated at all. Ronnie, you have a six pack. I've seen so many pictures of you without clothes on. I mean, they're on Instagram.

26:41 I mean, so do you. But yeah, I'm like, look, I'm trying to get my body like yours. So see, you're saying I'm fit. I'm trying to be your level of fit.

26:47 Well, this is my favorite day of the year that you just said that. I really appreciate that. I'm going to take this tape and I'm playing on a loop somewhere. But hot yoga, I mean, you think about the heat we've had. That was probably cooler in the studio than it was in LA. Oh, yeah.

27:00 I definitely think so. It's so hot in there. The teachers commend you for coming in when it's hot, but I have no choice.

27:06 Well, keep us posted. You do have the voice for it. And if it's working for you and it's putting you in a good place, then... Maybe it's a side hustle you pursue. I'm one to say yes to a lot of jobs at the same time. So I advocate a side hustle or four. seven kiss FM. Let's pay another bill for you. And hi, what's up? Getting it going on a Wednesday morning. So Tanya, it's a football trend.

27:33 It's a basically calling the play by play in football where your spouse turns their back to the TV. And then you, the wife or girlfriend in this case, and the challenge has to do the play by play. Is that right?

27:45 Exactly.

27:46 So you're kind of saying what you're seeing on the TV without really knowing any, having any football knowledge.

27:52 Well, this was authentic because you don't know much about football. Correct. And it was probably easy for you to not know much about football. So you got Ravi up, you turned him around, and you recorded it. Correct. It's called the Wife Commentary Challenge. That's what it's called on TikTok?

28:07 Yes.

28:07 And these videos are.

28:08 Hilarious. Like, your video was hilarious. Are we going to put the videos up?

28:12 Yes.

28:12 We have to repost it because it's so, so good.

28:14 Okay. Get the videos up, Ronnie. Here's the audio of the video.

28:18 I threw it to this guy who caught it.

28:21 What yard line are they on? He was far.

28:24 Yeah, number five. He was by the 40.

28:26 No, he couldn't be by the 40.

28:29 10?

28:29 10, by the 10.

28:31 Can you not see the numbers?

28:33 No.

28:33 That's easy.

28:34 They looked, and his seat was covering, respectfully.

28:37 The numbers are on the field on both sides, I think, of the field in big numerical numbers. How can you think the 10, the 40? Also, don't you see the colored logo in the end zone?

28:50 No, I saw no colors. He kept asking me about colors, and I was like, no.

28:54 Your husband has the most patience of any human being on this planet. It's really remarkable.

29:00 I will say it was really bonding. We never watched sports together, and this was actually very fun to do with him.

29:06 Well, let's see how fun this clip is.

29:08 I think the red has the... Yeah, red has it. He handed... Todd just.

29:13 why do they run into the pile of men?

29:14 Like, that's actually, that is my favorite. Why do they run into the pile of men? You know, they're trying to avoid the men. That's the thing. So the key, I don't know what Robbie said here. We'll get in a second, but the point is they're trying to get the, the, the inflated little object and take it without touching any boys.

29:32 I know any men.

29:33 So why would they run around the big pile of men.

29:37 That you're, you're catching on to this. That's what they're trying to do.

29:41 Why would you run around them? Why are we running through them? Very stupid to run into a pile of men.

29:46 This is a very practical. Actually, I'm on your side.

29:49 Thank you.

29:49 Practical question.

29:50 Thank you.

29:51 The play was designed for the guys in the front to push the other guys out of the way in the middle to let the other guy in the back go through the hole.

29:59 Yes. He's like, you have to establish the run. I'm like, you're not establishing anything here.

30:04 You know, you're asking the right questions if.

30:06 You don't know. You should run around them. So it opens up the path.

30:09 Because then you can run farther.

30:10 Yeah.

30:12 Did he make the whole game with you, or did he just bail?

30:14 Well, I got to a.

30:14 Touchdown, and then we ended it.

30:16 Oh, okay.

30:16 Let's see.

30:16 And number nine has it, passes it. Another guy running.

30:19 Oh, wow, he's running.

30:19 He's going far.

30:21 He got a touchdown. He did number seven.

30:23 You got it. You understand me?

30:26 I know.

30:26 Success in the challenge.

30:27 I actually learned something. I learned the difference between a pass and a run doing this with him. So I think if I do it more, I actually will learn like a little.

30:35 Bit about football. If I listen to your progression there, you're going to, you're going to be great at this and you're going to love the game. The two of you can have a new thing to do together. And I'm very excited for your coupleship.

30:44 That's cute. Thank you.

30:46 And learning about a pass and a run. That is the first step, but it's good in the right direction. 2.7 Kiss FM. All right, Fonzie the phone screener. That's how I started right there, Fonzie. Phone screening. Answering the calls. Coming in all morning. Now, gratitude. Yamaste. What a great assignment you've got here, Fonzie.

31:06 Yeah, dude, it was so much fun. I am so happy to be back into the Halloween spirit. I haven't really done haunted attractions ever, so this was such a fun time.

31:17 Side note, Fonzie's excited just like that about everything in life.

31:20 All right.

31:20 Halloween Horror Nights at Universal. He's named his five scariest and we've got the sound. Fonzie, what's the first one we're going to hear at Halloween Horror Nights?

31:28 Yeah.

31:29 So I started off with Ozzy Osbourne and this one was really fun.

31:33 It was really scary.

31:33 But also what I loved about it was it was an homage to Ozzy Osbourne. You know, he just passed away recently last year. And so it was just a great time just keeping his memory alive.

31:43 So it was a fun time. All right.

31:45 Here is Fonzie, Halloween Horror Nights, Ozzy Osbourne.

31:48 Ah, that's so creepy.

31:55 Oh, my God.

31:56 Stop it.

31:56 I mean, I love the homage and you're paying tribute, but not scary. If you're chuckling along the way, not scary. This one is Sinners. Okay, here's Sinners. So this is interesting. When you are terrified, you chuckle like that?

32:14 Oh, yeah. It's a nervous laughter. It's like a nervous tick. I don't know why.

32:17 You don't scream? Like if someone cuts you off on the 405, you laugh?

32:22 No, I normally yell, but in anger.

32:24 All right, so that was Sinners. Here's Evil Deadburn. How'd you do?

32:29 Oh, this one, they started getting me here. Oh my gosh.

32:35 I mean, look, I will say, I think I did a great job. I was holding myself together. The last two phases was where I really started getting tested.

32:44 Halloween Horror Nights at Universal. These are progressing in scariness. And so up to the top two, the top two scariest ones based on Fonzie experiencing them all. stranger things five and then the scariest you say is dead dead or deadest here he is is it on or in in stranger things five.

33:00 Yes so stranger things five so final season um yeah this one they got me because of the demogorgons and i'm a big fan of the show so uh they definitely got me.

33:09 A But you sound like I sound like I'm being tickled. That is not what it's supposed to be like at Horror Nights. Here is the scariest experience based on Fonzie's reaction at Halloween Horror Nights at Universal. Number one, dead, dead, or dead. Can you tell me, what are you doing? What's happening?

33:41 No, there was four monsters literally in front of me, behind me, and on each side, scaring me at the same time. And on top of that, they had animatronic dolls popping up, even though they're supposed to be dead bodies.

33:52 Fonz, are you still single?

33:54 Yes.

34:01 This is going to help. This is going to help. This shows vulnerability. I like it for you. Halloween Horror Nights, the scariest is dead, dead, or deadest based on Fonzie. You be the judge. Coming up next, nonstop kiss music. That is going to wrap it up for us today. Back tomorrow, paying your bills starting at 610. Oh, it's a Ryan's Roses at 740. A friend of hers saw her husband out at dinner with another woman. It's what he was doing with her that sounded the alarm. First thing in the morning, more sold-out Jingle Ball tickets tomorrow, too.

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