# JJO Morning Show Podcast: "Drop Out Those Ham Hockers" **Johnny & Dee, 94.1 WJJO Madison · Tue Oct 13, 2026** · Source: https://omny.fm/shows/jjomorningshowreplay/drop-out-those-ham-hockers > Auto-transcribed with faster-whisper base.en, so expect garbled words. Each line has a rough [mm:ss] timestamp. Speakers weren't separated automatically. Labels are added only where context makes them clear (Dee = the host saying she's not wearing a bra, reading the stories, and talking about her own bras; Caller = the 6:46 Sex Fix caller). All other lines are Johnny/Dee banter. ## [00:00] National No Bra Day & breast cancer awareness [00:00] This is the J.J.Oamation Show Podcast with Johnny and D. Listen, rate, subscribe. [00:08] Today is October 13th. National No Broad Day. National No Broad Day. [00:16] **Dee:** I'm not wearing a bra. [00:17] I've created for breast cancer awareness. [00:19] **Dee:** I'm not wearing a bra today. [00:21] But I see you have a couple of good points too. [00:24] **Dee:** And I'm not wearing a bra. [00:25] Very good points. [00:26] You got good points. [00:27] **Dee:** But you tell I'm not wearing a bra? [00:28] Yes, you have a good point. [00:30] It's show time. [00:31] Play a walk in. [00:39] National No Broad Day. [00:41] Can I feel those boobs? [00:42] Oh yeah, you betcha. [00:45] Breast cancer awareness stuff, you know. [00:47] Ah. [00:48] Yes. [00:49] Makes sense. [00:49] I'm sure you were hoping it was formsg else. [00:54] But I suppose you could make it your own. [00:57] Your own day for your own reason. [01:01] Nancy Brinker, the founder of Susan G [01:24] can be traced back, two days in history. [01:27] July 9, 2011 in October 19, 2011. [01:32] The letter was founded in Toronto,1016, where it was originally titled [01:36] Broad Day by Dr. Mitchell Brown. [01:40] Breast reconstruction and event of learning and sharing day. [01:44] That was celebrated to raise awareness for women who undergo mastectomy [01:47] and encourage self-ex and [02:05] ��. [02:06] Let's see, hello timeline here. [02:12] 1600 BC, the first case of any cancer was mentioned in Egypt [02:18] on the Edwin Smith papyrus, the pyrus. [02:23] That's what it is, described eight different cases of growth [02:26] and also was found within the breast. [02:27] 1600 BC. [02:28] No, my. [02:29] That's crazy. [02:30] That is crazy. [02:32] Would never guess that. [02:33] I never knew that. [02:34] I don't know why. [02:35] It's like they didn't used to have tornadoes either. [02:38] I guess they did. [02:39] Um, 1882, the first radical mastectomy.rities. [02:44] Wow.resents. [02:46] No kidding. [02:47] Performed by American surgeon William Halsted. [02:50] 1985 Breast Cancer Awareness Week launches. [02:54] 1991 was the pink ribbon-ribbon symbol. behaviovery. 裏覚醒. [03:00] Wild. [03:02] Isn't it painful for you? [03:06] Wild. [03:06] It's been that long. [03:07] What's that? [03:07] Does it count if you don't wear a bra and don't go into a quick trip? [03:11] **Dee:** I mean, are you supposed to validate it somehow that you're not wearing a bra? [03:17] I don't think you have to validate it. [03:19] You got a bra? [03:22] Yeah. [03:22] Well, how about that? [03:23] How about that? [03:27] There's different ways here. [03:30] You're supposed to observe National Novraday [03:33] by learning how to perform a breast self, examination. [03:35] 40% of diagnosed breast cancers are detected by women who feel a lump. [03:39] So there's a bunch of helpful infographics on the internet about self-examination. [03:45] I am just sorry. [03:45] I cannot talk about a breast exam. [03:48] Without thinking about that scene from off a space. [03:53] Chant Oi, she's giving herself a breast exam anyway. [03:58] So, or you can consult your physician. [04:00] I'm sure there's probably even videos teaching you how to do it. [04:04] But, if you feel a lump or notice any irregularities, you should send a little message under my chart. [04:11] Just pay down the socials. [04:12] Share your support for your lawless, brawless comrade. [04:17] Documenting your experience on the socials. [04:19] Connecting with others who are also observing this holiday. [04:22] Lead to helpful conversations, tips on great cancer charities, or even new friendships. [04:26] Of course, we do the boob tube every year here. [04:30] So maybe you want to share your boob tube memories. [04:32] I don't know. ## [04:33] Bra economics: gym bra vs. going-out bra [04:33] You can also use this data by a new bra [04:40] My girl.################################ [04:41] About 45 to 50, depending. [04:44] And that's just for like a plane, like I have just like a nude one on today. [04:48] It's nothing exciting. [04:49] Do they make a bra like contact lenses like you can just wear it for a week and throw it away or anything? [04:57] I970 [04:58] I don't know. [05:27] Really? [05:28] Yeah. [05:30] **Dee:** What's the occasion? [05:31] **Dee:** Like the first one was my gym bra. [05:35] **Dee:** And then I have on my regular person bra. [05:39] **Dee:** Because your gym, [05:40] **Dee:** youiculty unit boob. [05:42] **Dee:** You don't want to be walking around like you got one big tit all day. [05:45] **Dee:** I work with one big tit. [05:47] **Dee:** So that is for jumping jacks or something. [05:50] **Dee:** Yeah, you know. [05:51] **Dee:** So you're not flopping around everywhere. [05:53] **Dee:** Burpee. [05:54] **Dee:** Burpees don't want to endendix a black eye, you know. [05:56] **Dee:** Fair enough. [05:57] **Dee:** And then when I go out to the bar and writing, I have a different bra that, I put on. [06:06] **Dee:** Yeah. [06:06] **Dee:** That's how that goes.. [06:08] **Dee:** And then there's a different washing routine for them. [06:12] **Dee:** Yeah, it's a pain in the ass. [06:14] **Dee:** Yeah, I was goingpportay. [06:15] **Dee:** Jesus, it's easier to be a guy. [06:17] So add that. [06:19] But anyway, go ahead and buy yourself a bra. [06:20] Nice. [06:22] And then it's October 13th every single year. [06:28] Drop off. ## [06:29] 'Drop out those ham hockers' / Front Row Amy at the Brewers game [06:29] Drop off. [06:29] I'm ham hockers. [06:30] . [06:30] Speaking of bras. [06:32] How about front row Amy last night? [06:33] Ladies and gentlemen, Amy, what's her name? [06:35] Miller. [06:36] That's so weird. [06:36] I just have somebody posted. [06:39] She is sporting dude. [06:40] They were like, what's up with the. [06:42] The brewers that have been this lady, I'm sure it was rage bait. [06:47] So distracting. [06:48] That's the idea. [06:49] I don't know. [06:50] It's our best weapon. [06:50] People are like, oh, that's Amy. [06:52] She's here all year long. [06:54] It's not just for the. [06:55] Yeah, no, she's. [06:56] The, the important games. [06:57] She's die hard and she doesn't talk to anybody. [06:59] I mean, she won't turn around. [07:01] She won't say hello. [07:02] She doesn't visit with her neighbor in the seat next to her. [07:06] And everybody knows not to talk-+ [07:09] to her is it's very strange. [07:10] Yeah, I don't know the whole. [07:12] You know, minutia of that situation. [07:15] And maybe she's made it very clear that she's a baseball. [07:18] Scoring nerd. [07:18] Oh, yeah [07:20] I need to focus on every pitch every out. [07:23] Yeah, good energy. [07:25] She keeps meticulous records, doesn't she? [07:27] Right. [07:28] Right. [07:28] I think. [07:28] Yeah, meticulous. [07:29] I think she's yeah, she'sphabet. [07:32] She needs to stay focused. [07:33] She doesn't want to miss nothing. [07:34] And I don't know if people resent her for the attention she gets. [07:40] I don't know, but it seems to be a [07:42] it's like she's got a force field around her. [07:44] And I don't I don't know what it is. [07:46] But god forbid you be attractive and like baseball. [07:48] But this is [07:51] Wisconsin people are generally friendly. [07:53] And it's like there's like a bad mojo there. [07:57] I don't know. [07:59] I've never seen her high five anybody. [08:02] I've never seen her take her hands out of her lap. [08:05] It's a little strange. [08:07] Yeah, I never see her take a sip of anything. [08:11] Well, I genuinely think shemyra for the love of the game. [08:16] You know, yeah, I guess she just looks. [08:20] I don't say she looks miserable. [08:21] She does clap. [08:23] But it's she just seems like she I don't know. [08:29] She's a germaphobe. I I don't know what it is. [08:32] There's something there. [08:32] I can't figure it out. [08:33] It's weird. [08:35] Huh? [08:37] You're over there trying to figure it all out. [08:39] Well, there's you like Colombo getting loose. [08:44] She's not mean. [08:45] I mean, she smiles and what because she knows the attention. [08:49] She's like, like, she doesn it doesn't want to pop outchnology or something. [08:52] I don't know what it is. [08:53] Don't jump up and down. She might have a wardrobe. [08:56] What? [08:58] I've talked to her twice and they are fake and she is old. [09:03] No, I've seen her with fans. [09:04] I've seen her take a selfie or people's selfies with her. [09:06] That's fine. [09:07] I just wonder why she doesn [09:37] say hi, how's it going? [09:38] Raw. [09:39] Raw. [09:40] Don't want to say boobs. [09:42] I said, I said, yeah, I got any more power to you, man. [09:46] Geek out. [10:08] Are++++ are you are you think it's weird we acknowledge? [10:24] , the shirt off. [10:26] I mean, I think they're going to get some attention. [10:28] I mean,Photos, I mean, come on, man, it's not just her. [10:32] You know, itrowth. [10:33] If there was a guy in a mesh tank top that was attractive, I'm sure it would get some comment. [10:40] Probably. [10:41] But she's all ours, man. [10:44] It's great. [10:48] But I sometimes I wonder what her. [10:51] What her why she bothers sometimes. [10:56] I don't know, it's it's very. [10:58] I've never seen anybody like her. [10:59] It's not a mystery. [11:00] Well, it is. [11:01] It's a little mysterious. [11:02] There's already been a whole article and everything about her. [11:05] It's a little mysterious. [11:06] She just likes to watch the game. [11:08] She keeps track of everything. [11:10] Yeah, she thinks she's married. [11:13] That's all she that's heard that's her very faithful bool loving nerd. [11:19] That's all it is where she says on over [11:21] over thinking and she has she has boobs. [11:26] That's there. [11:28] There's the mystery is [11:29] so she never wears a jersey. [11:30] I don't even know why she doesn't wear a brewer jersey. [11:32] Did they not make him low cut enough? [11:34] Maybe she. [11:34] She doesn't like him. [11:35] Maybe she likes her own clothes. [11:37] Maybe she doesn't like the fabric they're made out of. [11:42] Well, I'm just I feel [12:03] and she likes to keep track of everything. [12:06] That's her hobby. [12:07] Is there a Miss Mrs. Miz? [12:10] Mr. Miz? [12:11] I don't know. [12:12] People will pack. [12:14] What a complete waste. [12:15] We are killing it online. [12:17] Have you guys checked the comments? [12:18] Of cyberspace. [12:20] Smoke that skin wagon says you guys are killing it. [12:23] The J.J.O. Morning Show podcast. [12:25] We're internet sensations. [12:27] Johnny and D. [12:28] Nowhere but J.J.O. ## [12:31] 6:46 Sex Fix: caller Amy's wandering mind [12:31] It's time for the J.J.O. Morning Show 646 fix. [12:36] a dirty to me. [12:37] Please. [12:42] Sex fix brought to you by [12:43] Magna Babes in Sunfrairie. [12:45] Get rid of some of that inflammation for you. [12:47] Horror Pet.Cooldown. [12:49] Get me out of Magna Babes at gmail.com. [12:52] Got brewers. [12:54] Amy, what's going on over there with you? [12:56] How's it going? [12:57] Hello. [12:58] Good morning. [12:59] Hey, good morning. [13:00] Good morning. [13:01] You have a great voice book. [13:02] You have a great voice book. [13:03] Oh, thank you. [13:05] Very mellea. [13:06] I was wondering on the scale of like, [13:10] beingResidents. [13:12] How bad is it? [13:14] **Caller (Amy):** If so, I've been married for 10 years. [13:17] **Caller (Amy):** And sometimes when I'm having sex with my husband, [13:22] **Caller (Amy):** I might think about some other people. [13:28] I like your casual presentation. [13:30] Like my whole high school year book. [13:32] I'm thinking of pretty much, [13:34] pretty much page [14:04] good. [14:05] And we used to have some crazy times. [14:09] And yeah, I was thinking about one time that we, [14:15] **Caller (Amy):** you know, yeah, did it on a rooftop. [14:19] And, and it was really hot. [14:20] You know, one minute you're at Woodmans. [14:22] One minute you're at Woodmans. [14:23] The next minute you're like, [14:24] nice wood, man. [14:27] So I know that, I mean, I don't know that, [14:29] but I've heard that sound. [14:30] Leaving a snail trail down the frozen pizza aisle. [14:33] And it's a shopping cart. [14:36] No, what's a shopping cart making Woodmans. [14:38] What's the sound make? [14:39] What's the sound make? [14:40] Oh, yeah, the click, click, click, click. [14:43] It ties. [14:44] So much tile dude. [14:46] So much tile in Woodman. [14:49] All right. [14:49] So, so then, okay, so I'll, so all that's fine. [14:53] Now We and so what's the problem? [14:54] Boyfriend? [14:55] All right. [14:55] So, well, and then there's, then there's my co-worker. [15:00] Oh. [15:02] Wait, is it your co-worker [15:03] and ex-boyfriend hooking up that you're thinking about? [15:05] Or is it each one separately? [15:07] Okay. [15:08] Separately, you know, the co-' A, [15:09] **Caller (Amy):** the co-worker like [15:39] having sex with your husband. [15:41] Everything's fine. [15:42] And you just are fantasizing about these other people [15:48] a cationally every time. [15:50] How, what's the frequency here? [15:52] Lately, it's been about 90imentary. [15:57] Okay. [15:59] Okay. [16:00] Is that normal? [16:01] I don't know. [16:01] You're, you're, I has your husband. [16:04] You're just not as attracted to your husband anymore. [16:06] Are you guys just kind of in a rut? [16:08] What's going on? [16:09] Pry, I don't know I mean sex is still pretty good, [16:13] but you know, I'm just mentally just going to these other places. [16:16] Yeah. [16:17] Kell got and take me away. [16:19] I don't think I could get that detached in the moment. [16:21] I've got too much crap. [16:23] I'm trying to make work. [16:25] You know what I'm not? [16:26] Women detached though. [16:27] - Women detached? [16:28] Oh, yeah. [16:28] We're all kinds of. [16:29] I'm like a pilot inOriginally Airplane. [16:38] No?, we are focused on that orgasm train. [16:41] They're my level. and then what, you know, all the things going on. [16:45] endix. [16:45] So, so then, so that so now what what do you what do you do? [16:52] Do you tell him or what do you do? [16:54] No. [16:54] Holy cow. [16:55] **Caller (Amy):** No, I don't think I should tell him. [16:57] **Caller (Amy):** I mean, I'm not cheating on him. [17:00] It's just my thought, you know, [17:02] I that's that stuff. [17:03] He just got to shut up about, I mean, I just assume my wife fantasizes about other guys [17:09] and then just keeps it to herself because she's a nice really, really nice person�� Yeah, [17:27] if you're not fantasizing about these people and trying to hook up with these people, [17:33] ... it's no harm, no foul. [17:35] I don't think it doesn't sound like you're trying to have an affair with these people [17:40] or have a desire to have an affair with these people. [17:42] Am I correct in that? [17:43] Mm-hmm. [17:44] **Caller (Amy):** Okay, no, no, I love myinnamon. [17:46] Oh, okay. [17:47] All right. [17:47] Yeah, it's just you're just kind of going through a run in the bedroom right now. [18:28] Lonnie Anderson. [18:29] I mean, I've got the whole wow thing going on. [18:32] What's going on retro retro. [18:41] You know, Lonnie Anderson had a giant bush. [18:44] You know that. [18:45] I do know that. [18:46] Yeah, I did not. [18:49] No, I don't. [18:49] Amy's like. [18:52] I don't think I don't think, [18:53] guys, honestly, I like have the bandwidth to focus on anything then, [18:58] then what they they're trying to get done. [19:00] ENDED. [19:00] thing. [19:04] You never know what"}," is going through somebody's head when they're pumping, dude. [19:09] So I think you're fine. [19:12] And if you're not thinking about string and this just popped in your head when you're bust [19:17] and you're not, girl, it's fine. [19:20] Whatever. [19:21] It's cool. [19:22] Yeah. [19:23] Unless you'reovery fixated on somebody like it to gym, you know, that you see every day. [19:27] Yeah. [19:27] I mean, that takes, that's a whole different level. [19:30] That's stalking. [19:30] I believe is and it, it's cool. [19:32] But anyways, I mean, that takes a lot of work. [19:35] I don't know, I don't know, whatever. [19:36] Whatever gets you through the night. [19:37] All right. [19:38] Yeah, I think that's fine. [19:40] I think it's fine. [19:41] Okay, totally. [19:42] Yeah. [19:42] And remember, Jesus is always watching. [19:45] Oh, good. [19:47] I donphy I don't want to ruin it. [19:47] But I'm just going to think about Jesus. [19:49] Maybe that was straighten out. [19:52] Anyways, no-> it's fine. [19:55] Yeah. [19:58] And there's probably some people out there doing their thing going. [20:01] I'd probably be better if she was actually alive. [20:04] And you see DRAG, you got all kinds, and it's a different. [20:08] Oh, dude, okay. [20:09] So you're fine. [20:09] You're not even at the weird cadaver part yet. [20:12] You're fine. [20:13] Not even close. [20:14] Thank you. [20:14] Wow. [20:16] Okay. [20:16] I [20:21] I'm working with weirdos. [20:23] Hey, I'm next talking to you. [20:24] Thanks. [20:24] Thanks for calling him. [20:26] Thanks. [20:26] Talk to you later. ## [20:28] The science of earworms [20:28] We thought uploading to the cloud was something completely different. [20:33] The J.J, J.O. [20:34] Morning Show podcast. [20:36] Johnny and D. J. J.O. [20:38] You know what an earworm is? [20:40] Okay. [20:41] It's that sign that loops in yourCertain over and over again. [20:48] Okay, so scientists say that earworms tend to be faster. [20:52] A melodically familiar and contain unusual note leaps. [20:56] A study comparing 100 frequently reported earworms [20:59] with 100 similar songs found that earworms averaged 124arij per minute [21:05] versus 116 for non-earworm tracks. [21:10] Exposure matters. [21:11] Two songs with higher chart positions and recent airplay appeared more often [21:15] in earworm reports. [21:17] That earworm report. [21:19] Do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, [21:25] of a separate 2023 experiment found repeated listening increased mental interference, but results [21:27] varied by song. [21:28] A review of the 47 studies found a little overlap in which song stuck between individuals unless [21:34] researchers controlled what, what participants heard, researchers note the findings apply mainly [21:38] to Western popular music and cannot prove any single single feature causes an earworm. [21:43] So they can't really narrow it down, but 124 beats per minute, [21:50] higher odds than 116 beats per minute and higher chart position, more airplay, [21:56] obviously more exposure is going to do it for you too, which I know, I mean, [22:01] like we even experience that here with our songs that we play, you know, they'll get stuck [22:07] in your head after a bit and you're like, man, I didn't even like that song at first. [22:13] Now I can't stop singing it. [22:14] I've been, I've been humming that googoo googoo googSTDOUT [22:19] Oh, no. [22:20] The googoo doll song [22:44] This one in [23:35] our [24:07] And then it says distract your brain, engage in a challenging task, [24:11] listen to a completely different song or go for a brisk walk. [24:15] Yeah, a lot of times none of those work. [24:17] It just goes,Crime just goes right back to it. [24:20] That's weird. [24:21] Right back. [24:22] One of the musicians deal with earworms on a regular basis, you know, [24:28] right stuff they're working on or basing off something off of others, [24:32] I don't know, kind of interesting if they dream about music. [24:37] The worst is when a song that you hate is stuck in your head. [24:40] My God, trying to think of":"/ I hate that would be stuck in my. [25:12] I}; [25:18] The funeral portra was in my head all week. [25:20] Yeah, that's true. [25:21] Dark thoughts. [25:22] I had that hook in my head. [25:24] That's fine. [25:27] Dark thoughts is the big one. [25:29] The bridge gets just hammered in myrowth. [25:33] Dude, yep, yep, yep. [25:37] I love the science of that earworm though. [25:40] Um, so there you go. [25:41] I'm a chew more gum. [25:44] Sure. [25:46] Sounds good. ## [25:48] Bedbugs on a Qantas Perth–Rome flight [25:48] Um, and I'll break up bed bugs for us the cancel cancellation-+, [25:52] from room to Perth, [25:54] delaying some passengers by as much as two days. [25:57] I had no idea this is a thing they were going to turn around the plane for. [26:01] The drama began when passengers aboard QF5 traveling from Perth to Rome, [26:07] October 9th, complained of being bitten by bugs. [26:11] On medical advice, they were given antihistamines, [26:13] but the plane reportedly ran out. [26:15] How many effing bed bugs were on this flight? [26:17] I'm kidding. [26:17] I got the swarm of crabs. [26:22] Um, the returning flight canceled. [26:24] The Boeing 787 Dreamliner booked for cleaning passengers. [26:27] isms were given in accommodation and re-booked on alternative flights within 48 hours of [26:30] their original departure. [26:31] So I actionGroup never heard of such a thing, [26:33] ing. [26:33] Um, we sincerely apologize to customers for the cancellation of Saturday's [26:37] Rome to Perth service, which allowed our engineers and maintenance teams to [26:41] carry out a deep clean of the aircraft after an issue was identified on a small [26:45] number of economy seats. [26:47] Uh, the Perth Rome route is a popular nonstop flight that attracts [26:51] passengers from the east coast who are willing to pay a premium for the [26:54] direct connection between Australia and Italy. [26:56] Qantas extended the seasonal flight service, blah, blah, blah, adding 40 extra services. [27:01] Uh, bed bugs are [27:24] it's not just regular hand washing that or whatever that does that, right? [27:29] That gets rid of bed bugs? [27:30] No, right. [27:31] It has nothing to do with cleanliness. [27:32] You got it right, right, exactly. [27:34] Bed bug bites are painless. [27:35] Some people do not react to the bites, but for others, the bites can become [27:39] itchy and swell. [27:40] Got a few McGatte who reddened welts. [27:42] You got to heat it up. [27:43] Heat it up. [27:44] Laundry, laundry hot laundry cycles. [27:47] Uh, the taty crevices. [27:48] Qantas said its aircraft cabins are cleaned regularly, [27:52] and to an extremely high standard. [27:54] How often does a bed bug. [27:58] and to you know, is it sucking blood or just skin germs or something? [28:05] I don't know the appetite of the bed bug. [28:07] I [28:34] why they are they're hibernating. [28:37] Oh no, until spray. [28:39] Oh no. [28:40] You're sleeping. [28:42] God dang it. [28:43] Um, wow, I wonder. [28:45] I'd like to see him. [28:46] You'd have to fumigate the plane. [28:49] I guess that'd be a pain in the ass. [28:53] Um, a deep clean of a plane to get rid of its bed bugs, [28:55] bugs, requires fumigation, taking the plane out of service. [28:59] Um, [29:16] yeah, that's gross. [29:19] Okay, let's. [29:19] And then you clean fumigate and it takes one person to start the whole cycle over again. [29:25] Yeah. I can't believe that didn't have them more often. [29:29] Now that talking, talking about it. [29:31] I cannot believe, dude, I, the more I learn about bed bugs, [29:36] the more I'm like, God, they're just terrible. [29:39] Now, now with three bed bugs, a clutus, Deborah crashes. [29:47] God, and you can see him too. ## [29:50] Bedbug survival facts & hotel tips [29:50] Mm hmm. [29:51] Mm hmm. [29:52] That guy, they can go 400 days without eating. [29:55] Oh, yes. [29:57] Son of a bit. [29:58] How many do you have to, what's an infestation like a hundred five? [30:04] You know, yeah, okay, common hiding places are typically located within six or fewer feet from areas where humans [30:10] sleep or rest, including along your mattress seems and 201 covers and wood joints of box springs in cracks [30:16] and joints of bed frames behind baseboards and headynasty boards under loose subur paper and behind picture frames. [30:22] Inside furniture, appliances, electronics and upholstery, oh my God. [30:27] It's the guyphabet the quiet guy in the corner of the airplane, not talking anybody. [30:31] Bed bugs are more likely to harbor in or on materials made of wood, paper or fabric as compared to those made of metal or plastic. [30:38] All right, occasionally people may pick up bed bugs and theaters or on buses and trains. [30:44] They can also bring bed bugs into their home on infested clothing, bedding furniture and luggage. [30:51] They can go without feeding for 20 to 400 days depending on temperature and humidity. [30:56] Older stages of nymphs can survive longer without feeding than younger ones. [31:00] And adults have survived without food for more than 400 days in the laboratory at low temperatures. [31:06] Adults may live [31:12] up to one year or more, and there can be up to four successive generations per year. [31:14] Geez, yeah, we got them in Lake Geneva at the hotel down there. [31:21] We do a, you know, we're not, we're not thorough probably enough, but we do covers often. [31:27] Look, well, yeah, when I mean, listen to how thorough you had to be. [31:32] Are you really going to now look in the wood joints? [31:35] The box springs and the. [31:37] The cracks and joints of the. [32:07] Comes close to having to, you know, some kind of daily cleaning routine that you would ever get [32:14] rid of bed. Oh my God, it's terrible. Oh man. And then people go, oh, well, the answer is we're [32:21] just never going to go there again. Screw it. Yeah. So nasty. Okay,v you travel frequently, [32:30] look for signs of bed bugs in your hotel room by checking behind headboards or on your sheets, [32:33] inspecting mattress seems sure, especially that you've been bitten. [32:38] If you suspect bed bugs are present, change rooms or hotels. [32:42] Sitting here itching. I know, dude, I know. As soon as you get home, wash and dry, [32:48] all, all your clothes at the hottest settings at the fabric will permit. [32:51] Russant travelers may want us to our luggage away from the bedroom, [32:54] such as in the garage or a hall closet. Hi, this is my emotional support bed bug. [32:59] He'll be traveling with me on my. [33:01] In my shoe. Okay, if you remove infested mattresses or furniture from your home, [33:07] !! Don't leave them on the curb or porch. Take such items immediately to the [33:16] the dump or clearly mark them as infested by bed bugs. So others don [33:23] , don't bring627 the items into their homes. Great look and love seat. Oh, no. [33:30] Yeah, and then you think, well, you know, something like Qantas or a higher end hotel would help [33:35] your odds. Yeah, not really. Oh my lord. You know, I can just assume that, but you know, [33:44] you know, we stayed at a place only in Geneva that was kid friendly. They had a pool [33:50] and it was a double queen bedroom. So, you know, it was probably a family in there, [33:53] whatever, but yeah, people are nasty, man. It doesn't matter. Well, I know. It doesn't matter. [33:59] I know it. Oh, okay, I need to. Stop reading about bed bugs. Right. [34:08] Freak myself. Roller. it ## [34:29] Poor People Problems: cheap trick-or-treat [34:29] up with Johnny and D, JJO. So, you don't have a pot to put in or a window to throw it out. [34:37] Then listen up. It's time for Beotch's whole people, people problems. [34:43] Mm-hmm. Well, you know, it is. People depicted in this broadcast are actually poor. [34:49] Some results may vary. Some some times we're poor than other times. [34:55] It all depends. Okay. Trick or treating? Ah [35:27] they won't even notice that you're cheap. You know what I'm saying? Okay, so the [35:49] candy bowl. But also in there, we're adding things that are much more accessible for poor [35:57] people like us. So, we're going to go to the dollar store. We're going to go to Dollar Tree, [36:02] in fact. And they have all kinds of things in there that are made in China and it's not going [36:07] to be your problem because it's not your kid ingesting it. So, they have like those little toys [36:14] and stuff. You can get them in like little handy dandy bags that they come in like they [36:19] get the little vampire teeth. They got the little knocker balls that wave around and they make [36:26] noises like little noise clackers, you [36:29] know. They have like the little minigames, the little Halloween thing, minigames. They have a [36:32] little ball in it, little maze thing. All those things, super cheap. And they're also good for [36:44] that. They have texture issues with whatever candy you may have. So,, it's nice to have stuff [36:48] in there anyway of that ilk. To have options. That's on pencils, Halloween thing, pencils, [36:55] stuff like that. You can make your own decorations. How about that? You can do personal. We're not [37:00] talking decorations right now. Wow. It's trying to help. Those last last poor people problem. [37:07] I'll be able to draw on a Halloween for candy. Candy stuff. Candy stuff. Candy stuff and what to [37:11] have in your bowl. Put on my door. Okay, [37:41] price out real cheap. The goal that they were setting on the Frugal website I waspsey was on's on [37:47] was saying like, don't you dare, don't you [38:02] you dare spend unusable than 12 cents a piece. Oh, wow. That's what they had a budget it has. Or they [38:09] so. But if you add in those other things, then it's also easier to, you know. I think the little [38:16] kids also like having extra options. And it just bulks up your candy bowl to, you know, [38:21] I'm gonna dress up like a doctor and how to pump and seeds and talk about the kids bad [38:25] cholesterol. Oh, every kid gets a full of seeds. Okay.Wed talk about your hard health there,609 [38:34] little bastard. I'm going to go on here. bankrupto box of chips. Yes, that'sutable idea. That is a [38:41] good idea. The little box of, well, it's a big box of little chips. It's little bags of [38:46] that's a great idea to have on hand too. And that's also something that's a good option for [39:16] , you know, to run into the red. That's all have fun here and you can do it on the [39:19] cheap. You could help by handing each child that one item of your choice, like one tootsie roll. Yeah. [39:27] And then, and then they're going to egg your house because you're cheap. Yeah, exactly. [39:31] You know, slasher tires and all that stuff. Egg your house. [39:36] Sex as my wife offers caramel apple sangria to the adults. Oh, wow. Boos them up. Wow. [39:46] That's a rich neighborhood. Yeah, dude. Okay. Um, Jess, Tamoo in Amazon. I hand out reusable [39:56] cups and fill them with goodies. Snap, bracelets, glow sticks, pencil, tattoos, ticker, sticky hands, [40:01] fidget spinner. Oh, yeah. Oh, those are super cute. Too bad you 167 [40:11] old candy. Yeah, like old baseball, you know, you know, anyway, I suppose that's an option. [40:18] Just some idea. If you, you know, yeah, I know people just live off garage sales. They don't to [40:23] even go close shopping. Yeah, I mean, I guess you could go to all the 4th of July parade. Yeah, [40:28] save your candy. Take a take a shovel, man. And then hand that out at Halloween. People [40:33] be like, why does my candy have stars and stripes on it? And you're like, mind your own business. [40:39] You know, as he asks, kid, you want to spend the rest of the night in my basement? [40:44] Eat your candy. Shut up. I'm like*. I'm never going to that house again. [40:50] Yeah, you know, I like to say in Korea, that sounds like something what's her name would do. [40:59] Yeah, Trixie. Trixie. I exactly. That's cool, man. I like that. That's a great idea. Have a [41:05] little say a little Dixie cup with a little ghost on him. That's pretty. Oh my God. Jessica gets 300 [41:11] kids to her house. That's crazy. She's very very popular. She's she's making up for something. [41:19] I don't know. It's probably where they live. It's probably their location. Yeah, yeah, [41:24] that's pretty busy where we're at. We don don't get a lot because we're at towards the end of town and [41:29] where it's they go to the richer neighborhood in the in the HOA part. We're not in a HOA. [41:36] We're towards the outskirts. We're Ricky used to live here. How do you feel about a pickle ## [41:40] Bucket-flip pickles & post-Halloween thrift decor [41:43] from? I know that weird kids would grab a pickle. Yep. Take a little fork out and then go and [41:49] don't even make him grab with her hands, get in that jar and then bucket flip pickles. [41:56] This place is super creepy, dude, but I love pickles. [42:04] Love it. That's so, and you know, you know, I look at decorations. I mean, yeah, wait till after [42:11] Halloween. You got to get in the post Halloween loop and then you're in your Pryles. [42:15] Oh, totally. And if you hit up, I mean, my goodness, [42:18] we got so many of ours that good will. Yeah and they're like brand friggin new. Well, [42:23] a lot of them even had price tags on them still, you know, you know, yeah. All right, ## [42:45] Outro [42:48] show podcast with Johnny and D. Listen, rate subscribe. Catch a new show every Monday through Friday [42:57] six tillApron on 941 J.J.O. or streaming anywhere in the J.J.O. app. Johnny and D nowhere but J.J.O.