The Grumpy Chronicles (Hour 1)

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And here are your hosts John Minow and Jim Schmidt.

Good

morning.

Happy Wednesday to you.

A little chilly out there compared to yesterday.

A little different.

What did you say about your friends up in Marinette?

No.

Superior.

Oh, superior.

82

degrees yesterday.

42 right now.

50 degree drop overnight.

Wow.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Have you ever spent any time in that area up there, though?

No, I just, no, I haven't.

It's bizarre.

I mean, like I

told you, I'm so old, I specifically remember, I know that I've told you a million times, but I remember watching the weather forecast out of Duluth, and I'm talking like Northern Wisconsin, Northwestern Wisconsin, that whole little area

up there,

okay, where you got Lake Superior and you got Canada and you got whatever.

And I remember that night when they said they've lost contact with the Edmund Fitzgerald.

And I'll never forget that was this crazy scary of a night.

You know, it's it was one of those nights when the the telephone what it rains and then it freezes right away.

So and then the wind was like 60 or 70 miles an hour.

So then you hear all you hear is the ice breaking on the wires all night long.

It's cool.

It was one of those kind of things.

So but yeah, they dropped 50 degrees overnight.

But I went for a walk yesterday, Todd.

That was a nice nice job.

I was

going to do I was going to do 20 minutes.

That's like, no, I'm doing a half an hour.

And I got half, I got half out.

It's like, it's too nice.

It's,

it's- And you were gonna go, we talked about the yesterday morning after the show, you were gonna go to a movie and I'm like, dude, you can't do that today.

You're right, convince me to not do it.

Yeah, today you can

go, but- Well, not now, it's full price.

Well, that's

right, it's full price.

But like somebody said yesterday, senior citizen.

That's right.

Discount.

Is that every day?

I don't know.

I thought maybe that was just the Tuesday too,

no?

No, Tuesday's for

everybody.

Oh, it is?

Yeah, Tuesday, it's discounted for everyone, but they've got a senior citizen, that's such a huge market.

Yeah, they've got to do something.

You know what?

They wouldn't take that the green and gold because

it wasn't national.

They

had a big sign

right on the door.

Hey,

senior citizens.

So, you know,

not that any senior citizen would complain or demand or anything.

They're discount.

No, I don't know.

I'm going to be one of those that does.

I'm just going to take advantage of everything.

I think most of them actually up for some of it now.

Oh, it's only 50.

It's unbelievable.

They're just their kids.

But I'll never forget the first.

I think it was in Chicago.

First time.

They said, um, are you AARP?

I go, what?

I go, uh, I'm feeling fine.

I said, why?

She said, well, you'd have whatever percent.

And it was like 30 bucks.

Oh, I. And I'm like, yes, I am.

I am not too proud to take advantage of a good deal.

Hotels are the best to get those kind of deals.

Oh, no, you won't do it.

Wow.

I got discounts other places though,

right?

I mean, I, there's other discounts you can get.

You know what

they say when you walk away from the desk?

Hey, that old guy

doesn't want his discount.

That

guy, why wouldn't he take it?

I

don't know.

It's

like 90, isn't it?

Told you I had to go get counseling over a drive turned 60.

I just could not believe that.

But anyway, still can.

But anyway, I'm getting around it.

But no, even those breakfasts and things, when you see that little menu, like now, it's only a couple of bucks.

I'll pay it.

I'll take it.

In a heartbeat.

In a

heartbeat.

Absolutely.

But especially if it's a girl thinks, she'd be like, she thinks you're younger.

Yeah.

You know what I mean?

And I'm not going to say, well, look, you know what, she'd be like, what?

Yeah.

So that's what I think.

That's what my ego's telling me.

Maybe she would say, well, of course you are.

Well, I will say one thing, though.

It's a little shocking.

Well, actually, I mean, this shouldn't be whatever, but it's a little offending when they go the other way.

Cause like the dinos stop down here.

It's right by my beverages and stuff.

And it's right by those wonderful, the nicest group of young women.

They're all from Nepal.

And they always have a smile on their face and they're always a good, you know what I mean?

Just the most polite people.

And, but they got that real, everybody must show an ID.

Yeah.

Oh, yeah.

And the girl they just, it's okay, sir.

You don't have to.

I

was

offended by that.

Yeah.

We went, we went some place.

What was the epics?

I don't know.

We're at some place and the guys like the guy in front of me They said you know IDs and the guy goes really you're gonna card me guy goes we card everybody do there.

I'm next he goes, okay I

went through the most humiliating experience humanly possible in regards to something like that that time, so I'm tainted

I'm scarred at

that.

What happened at

the gas station, that other gas station, the shell station?

Yeah, what about Sunday morning?

This is a couple of years going to let you gas shell station leg

view.

OK, Sunday.

OK, this underscores Sunday morning.

It's going to buy some wine, sir.

It's not nine o'clock yet.

Yes, it is.

It's nine o'clock somewhere.

Late packer game, three o'clock packer

game.

All

right.

Good to have an Italian dinner.

OK, going by a bottle of wine from the gas station.

All right.

Yeah barefoot ladies.

I like barefoot ladies.

You were by that.

Oh Oh, yeah,

it's not barefoot way a ladies though.

It's um It's really

bad for something something.

Yeah.

No,

okay.

Um Do you drink communion wine?

It's about the same thing.

I just bless it Say it sounds that way.

Yeah.

So anyway, so you

went there the girls

went

there.

Yeah girl asked me for ID and I laugh

I'm like, okay, first time since 1979.

No, we have a new policy.

Everybody has his car.

I said, okay, I don't have my wallet.

I said, I live five minute walk away from here.

I can run and grab it if you want, but just what you're gonna have to.

I said, are you serious?

I can't buy this wine.

Just know I'm sorry.

Wow.

I had steam coming out of every.

I mean, that's part of my human body.

Like you're not 21 or what is it?

But

again,

I

have to tell you, having worked in that industry, if that's the rule,

I understand.

And, you know, they have a secret shopper come in and they don't check.

I understand.

You lose your job.

I understand it.

I almost pulled out the don't, you know who I am, but I didn't.

I'm sure.

No, sir, I don't.

Who?

I listen to Y100.

Yeah.

So anyway, all right.

Okay.

Well, so I go back later that day.

To buy some and different girl and I go, um She goes, okay, that's you know six dollars ever I go.

Um you forgetting something She's oh, I'm sorry.

What I go.

You're not gonna card me She's no okay the girl here earlier Said she cards everybody and I wasn't even able to buy my six dollar bottle of wine She says well that is true We do have a new station policy about that but to be honest with it anybody that has a lot of gray hair and looks older than my dad I let it slide

That's what I would think.

Wow.

And I had four people standing in line behind me.

And when I, they know who I was, cause they're from ledger and I turned and each one had their head down with their shoulders going up like this.

You want

to

know what a walk of shame is?

That was a walk of

shame.

I bet.

That my friends was a walk of shame.

Yeah.

Pretty small bottle of wine, $6.

I was

going to say those big ones.

Okay, whatever

all right good morning fellas Chris Vinnie.

What's up Vinnie Vincent Joe?

Vicki good morning Vicki always says good

morning.

Hello Vicki,

right?

I got another one here Terry says seniors get everyday matinee prices of seven dollars before four o'clock

now that There's a lot in that but that's that makes sense right before four because nobody goes till we go to movies at night, right?

Yeah, or maybe you guys go earlier

There's something weird about going to a movie during the day

I know.

That's what I'm

saying.

I think that's a good.

So $7 every day.

That's a really good deal.

Actually, a great deal.

I never knew that.

Neither.

Is that Marcus?

I guess,

huh?

Yeah.

Well, they want to

know.

Wow.

Boy, that's a business that certainly got monopolized or whatever you want to call it, huh?

But and everybody just threw in the towel on those guys because, oh, your big screen TVs and stuff.

There's nothing like the big screen, you know?

I mean, it's just.

It worked.

They made some changes.

They served beer.

They got better seating, but they survived.

I met that Marcus guy.

He was in my office one time.

Really?

The guy?

The guy.

Because they have obviously some people there.

But he wasn't like he came to see me.

He was in Green Bay for opening a new theater or something.

And then they just stopped in for 10 minutes.

Brian

is setting us up.

Brian is setting us

up.

I was just going to say.

He's setting us up.

He's setting us up.

Hope you guys have a spectacular day Brian

hashtag positive tax,

right?

Yeah, we'll see watch watch all that one goes

14

keep an

eye on that guy

Terry says yes, it's Marcus cinemas Actually, you know where I'd love to go sometime to watch and he's had a couple But I think it was like Star Wars or I think is it going on right now Tarleton.

What's

that hearing Star Wars?

Does that serious?

I don't know what's going on.

I don't

see much advertising in him, except on like his marquees when I go by.

But I think that'd be fun to watch one of the kind of classic movies that you would have seen the first time like in that theater.

Yeah.

Like I said, I remember watching Hoosiers in the Meyer Theater.

Yeah.

You know, 86, 87.

That was like the place to go.

Yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

Like I said, I'm just not a movie guy, but yeah, that's seven dollars.

We'll do that, not this summer, but maybe in the winter we'll go after her.

Matt and I, we'll turn to the first movie start, like 10 in the morning.

I have

no idea.

Matt and I, it'll be like after this, get some breakfast, then go to the movie, because I fall

asleep.

I fall asleep.

Can you

think of anything that would put you to sleep more?

The only other thing in the world, and Julie's gonna be mad when she hears this, she's, it's fine.

Take a woman.

And boy, this is sexist already.

Take a mom with their child and their spouse to a planetarium.

And have them sit through a whole planetary thing without toes enough.

No, the colossus star is aligned with the solier

yada yadas.

Planetary, when they start giving the talks, it's fun to walk around.

But when it's dark.

And they got those little things.

That is such a comfortable

setting.

So I had to go to a lot of stuff.

I'm thinking about something else.

Go ahead and then I'll

tell this story.

I went to the Wildlife Sanctuary Hazard fundraiser.

You know, I'm here.

You got to come here.

And one thing, I love my job, but you always sat in the front so you kind of can't leave.

This guy, they brought in some expert about birds.

And it just went on and it was like, it was almost Saturday night live.

It was, and then he would name these birds with the name was funny.

That was the only

one that was, I'm telling you, you know, you've given plenty of speeches, but you know, 20 minutes, 25, maybe 10 minutes of Q and A, two hours, two hours of just another picture.

And this is the, oh no.

Have you ever had to stop

anybody?

I had to stop a guy.

A speaker that I hate because it was that it was in Appleton.

It was at our big fundraiser We do our dining out thing.

Yeah, okay, and Jarts was gonna be our auctioneer Or was our oxygen but it was during the week.

So we told the guy hey 20 minutes max the speaker 20 minutes at 46 minutes Tim Cote who's come on this show.

Oh, yeah, he's just Johnny We got a wrap and cuz Jarts was like John.

Can you do the auction?

I gotta go cuz I gotta leave so we'd rep and the guy was so offended.

Yeah

I bet this guy would have been it just and I think some people are looking around thinking is everybody but You really when you set those times you almost got to stand in the back with a yellow or something of red I know because they lose track and they look they're excited.

They've worked a lot on the look and

it's not an easy thing No to get up and speak like that.

It's not an easy

thing, but you get the other crowd You think the crowds is engaged, but yeah, that's those.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Okay.

I'm gonna tell

you another Yeah, we were there

together

Some guy who's really popular here in Green Bay had a 70th birthday party.

Were you there?

He had that comedian up?

I was just thinking about this.

I was at his 50th.

And it's like that seems like you know the

old guy's ass seemed like it was fun.

I was at his 50th anniversary.

Some people were wearing those shirts at his 70th.

From his 50th, okay.

the comedian that he and everybody was like, it was like uncomfortable.

You know what I mean?

Like sometimes it's kind of funny and it's like, okay, come on.

But they went up on the stage.

They got him off.

Wow.

Really?

I swear to God.

It's like, well, okay, thanks for coming and stuff like that.

Wow.

Yeah.

So I think the 80th is gonna be better, but that was funny.

I mean, it was just, but boy, just, I don't know where you got to be found this guy.

But can you be

so uncomfortable when you're sitting there?

Right.

And that's just, yeah.

But anyway,

I want to hear your story when

we get back.

Oh, yeah.

Sarah says, follow the Tarleton on Facebook.

Sarah.

OK.

Yeah, we

should.

I want to hire Sarah on something.

We're not going to pay her.

Because we don't have any money.

She is more attuned to everything going on.

I know.

In this area than any person I know.

She is.

I've offered to hire her.

Yeah, she's plugged

in.

Sarah, do you have a home or do you just wander around from event to event

to event?

Because I

see you at every event.

Yeah, she's great.

We're hiring you.

We need people like that to get the world off.

That's one of the problems.

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Forecast mostly sunny high in the low 60s today That's about the way it is today kind of a strong wind coming directly from the north that one is right the flag is still half masked on the Courthouse, but no one else would that still be for the Pope No, no, okay

Um, it's just Oh,

government brought it up hard

enough.

I'm

good.

It's like, oh, wait, you're supposed to do that last week.

Oh, hey, break time.

Let's go.

Yeah.

No, I don't think so.

Got a couple of things here.

Apparently the Malva shows movies in deep here.

Says Brian.

The Malva

shows movies in deep.

All right.

Okay.

Did not know that.

I'm going there.

I still haven't

been

there.

Yeah, there's a party I got invited to over there.

I'm sure you got it too.

All right.

Um,

Got this one from cowboy Dave.

I'm still waiting to see and glorious bastards at the Depear theater I've never been in the Depear theater.

Oh, that's and I'd like to I'd like to go in there sometime Yeah, you know there was a thing that the guy try started up.

Oh man.

This has to be for a

piece of their The Depear theater,

okay that cuz a

guy

one time I'm sorry try doing that at the Tarleton Because I remember it was back when me and Vinnie were doing a show.

I remember

that's how far back that guy goes

And it just didn't

quite beer and pizza.

That was like the

first one in the area.

What do you mean it didn't?

I thought I liked that.

You didn't like it?

No, no.

No, it's

fine.

It didn't succeed.

It may have been.

It may have been the movies he was choosing.

I don't know if they were

top notch.

I wouldn't.

I don't remember that.

To see that jazz thing and your salads.

The price is a little.

More because of course say the entertainment was free.

Were you talking music theater or movies?

No, I'm talking Tarleton, right?

Yeah, I like the seating there.

We we I don't know what your point was.

We so we ordered food and it was great.

I don't enjoy

you there to watch

jazz

a movie Nope, that's what I mean.

You were there to watch live performance Okay, and that's more of the dinner theater type thing right which people do all

right So you're saying going

to a movie it didn't didn't quite seem to get that same thing Hmm.

Yeah

good guy to us really pulling for him.

We did shows over there and, you know, that dinner theater shtick.

Those people make a lot of money.

I mean, like these former actors who, you know, I'll tell you a funny story.

When I was living in Scottsdale and still going to school at ASU and Bob Crane.

Was in that was a weird

Bob

Crane who was Hogan from Hogan's heroes right

how he died

town for Scottsdale theater really, okay?

In fact, you know that I'm okay.

Okay.

I I told them that something you guys have in common, but I don't think we should talk

about it No, no, I'm mentioned in a review in the Scottsdale newspaper for one of my performances I'm

sure you will you got everything.

So anyway, what was Hogan doing down there dinner theater?

And

what did he

do?

Because he's a comedian?

Oh.

I don't know what the play was.

OK, I didn't know much about him.

I just know he was a very creepy

guy.

But

I knew one of the

guys from our theater department, OK, had a small role in the thing.

And they said he was a creepy guy.

OK, Drake from the beginning, they said he was a creepy guy.

He said he always walked around in a bathrobe that was a little.

Too much undone thing behind stage.

A

lot.

I think a lot of

performers back then did because that was their way of something, something.

But that's what I remember about him saying.

Yeah.

And

then he was shorter than

he was.

Then he thought he was.

Yeah.

But any body walked on a white bathrobe all the time between shows running danger.

Yes.

Right.

Oh, did he?

Oh, yeah.

I could see

that.

He did.

Oh, I could totally see that.

He did.

Anyway, that's when's the last time you ever wore a bathrobe?

Doing time I've ever you

know what the last time

what

the last time I did minus I was even embroidered It's a pack of wine.

I guess those are good robes over there

actually somebody might have thought I was a little freaky because this it was that time we're in New York and just by Unbelievable we got off the subway at 42nd and like 5th Avenue

that's happening

and it's like while we're here right and there's a Howard Johnson a holiday in right in the course like you wouldn't think a holiday would be downtown

Manhattan and we walked in it's like hey out of the blue there.

You don't have anything right as well We just had a cancellation.

It was a Saturday afternoon and they said we'll give it to you for their lowest rate Wow, but it's a penthouse suite Wow,

yeah, I did jump in that

so they had robes.

Yeah, they're ropes Yeah, so not only that I see these guys coming with these big carts of food and they got like a almost like a Banquet room just for the people in there you could go back you get food and bring to you so I put on the bathrobe

So I'm just walking around in that place getting so much for I think I went back like seven

you went to the concierge lounge in your bathrobe.

I Hate when people do that.

I don't know if that's what it was called.

Well, if they had all the food there Yeah, it was for that's that that was those top counts concierge lounge you were in that's for you

Food that's something to get free drinks.

I have to sign it.

Okay, free drinks.

You went in there with your bathrobe.

When people do that, I'm like, okay.

It was a high-class bathroom, Jim.

You poor guy.

Yeah.

Okay.

I've seen you before.

It was a New York City.

Yeah.

Staying on

Fifth

Avenue bathrobe.

Yeah.

Quick, somebody take a picture of me.

I wish

I could have fit it in my suitcase.

It's just too fluffy.

Couldn't get the suitcase

close.

But that is cool when I had the bathrobes.

Oh my God.

That's the greatest thing ever.

And those are really nice.

Yes.

Oh,

but when I get back to my store, I'm

great.

Yeah.

But yeah.

They made huge money.

I mean even that guy cuz it was Union.

Oh, yeah, were they're doing just at this bit part?

He said Bob Crane was making like $2,000 a week and that was 1978 or something like that.

Yeah, he was making I mean so I mean, you know people say oh the poor guy used to be such a star and now he's doing dinner theater It's kind of like the Branson thing.

Oh, he used to be at the Grand Ole

Opry like you said poor guys at Branson.

You're gonna get on the road again.

Why would I

never?

No, there's some money to be made in those kind of things.

Especially those older guys.

Like, we like to see that.

You know, I absolutely think there's there's an audience out there.

No

question

about it.

It's not.

I mean, tell me your daughter once she's done with her medical career, if she wanted to follow her true passion, you could she could do that year

round.

And that's something that you can do.

You're right.

There's no doubt she's going to do that.

Yep.

I think it's cool.

Got a couple of things here.

Brian, Kate and House,

we're getting into it.

Hey,

Johnny, you should have just worn the robe when you left.

Brian?

Another one.

Hey, that's the Hugh

Heffner influence.

Yes, that's what they think they are.

That's who they think they are.

Terry

says he appeared in the first movie.

I said there was a kid who was Planet of the Apes with Charlton Heston.

That

was a land-breaking movie, wasn't it?

Oh that get your hands off me you damn sticking ape

That makeup

yes

for that time phenomenal.

Yeah,

but to

see these monkeys talking.

That was so cool I guess that are quick break breakfast

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Hey, thank you very much.

Welcome back minow the mayor here a good-looking Wednesday morning a little chillier as we mentioned in yesterday 54 out there right now and that wind coming from the north at 10 to 12 miles an hour a little blustery Appleton 54 Oshkosh 55

Forecast mostly sunny and high in the low 60s, pretty much a week.

It looks like, but I did see some eights popping up for next week.

Eights, but 70s this week.

This is going to be a good week.

I'll take that.

Yeah.

Yeah.

No

question.

Today is National Tourism Day.

Hi.

You going anywhere?

Sheboygan.

Got lunch today.

Got some double

broth.

There's a great Italian restaurant.

You would love it in downtown Sheboy.

Somebody else.

You know, it's funny you would say that,

Jim.

When I was in real estate, I was showing a guy a place down there, whatever.

And he'd come up from Milwaukee.

And he said, hey, do you have time for lunch?

Because he's a really nice guy and everything.

His kids had gone to St.

Norbert and everything.

And he was a dentist.

And I said, I can't.

I got to go back and show another thing.

Because there's a phenomenal Italian restaurant here we're going to.

It's good.

And that was the first time I'd heard about it.

And then I mentioned to somebody else.

They said, oh, you don't know about that place.

No, that's anyway.

Yeah.

I'd like to talk when Dennis comes in, he was all he Dennis was more excited about going to dinner on Sunday down in Waukesha or West Alice than he was about the Whammy's.

He said there's his favorite Italian restaurant.

Where?

Maja.

Majano's in

in West Alice.

Yeah.

Or either one of the W West Alice, Waukesha.

The event was the

event.

One of the W towns down there.

But he was all excited about that.

When you find

a good Italian

restaurant,

a really

good one.

And that's this thing that anybody can throw

tomato sauce

on pasta.

Oh, look at

this.

It's Italian.

These guys, this place, you walk in, I mean, of course, a little garlic, but their appetizers, unbelievable.

Their waiters and waitresses, they hired the right ones.

It's that this place is it's great man.

I'll look up the names next break, but I

have all the different types of foods wouldn't you say that?

Real Italian really good Italian food really slick about 90% of the Italian food you find is all pretty much you could do a blind taste test and be the same and then when it's that 10% different it really stands out

but that that that 10% different is one of its old recipes and secondly it's been

Cook, it's not fast.

They've been cooking that for a while in the back.

Absolutely.

Yeah, that's just, yeah, they're such good food.

Love it.

Anyway, so that's what I'm doing.

I mean, even to my family, when they'd have a guitar, well, hold on a second.

I mean, it was almost an all day.

I mean, my dad would go to 5.30 mass Sunday morning and buy.

Quarter to seven he was starting with the polenta and the veal and the that was an all-day thing awesome Yeah, I got a texture of a vision of Jim wearing a robe with an ascot slippers and a pipe Michael

that Michael that's Howard Hughes, man No, what's the name the playboy guy?

Yeah, yeah, no

Hugh

Heffner.

Yeah,

I can see

Howard Hughes doing that

too

movie about him.

What's his name played him Leonardo DiCaprio.

It's a good movie.

Okay, yeah

Um, thank

you, Michael.

Yes.

Today is Children's Mental Health Awareness Day.

Very important.

You bet.

Tremendously important.

Tremendously.

Um, Skilled Trades Day.

Good.

Love it.

If I could go back in time, I would be 19 years old and I'd be getting, uh, plumbing, electric.

Something, right?

I wouldn't do that.

And you would be sitting here now.

No.

You'd be sitting at one of your cottages.

Yep.

I'd be sitting in my cottage with your homeless people.

We're wearing a robe and an ascot.

People have to know my reference to that.

Yeah, I know.

All right,

we'll tell the story one more time.

One more time.

One more time.

John was not picking on the homeless, but he said that.

Because this is something when it pops into my head, I burst out laughing

and I

can't help it.

There are certain

things that just, it just

reaction.

This is where we worry about, you know.

Our

youth.

Well, we just worry about stratification

where

it's like that.

people live in different bubbles.

And we really have to have an understanding of there's, sure there's people who fly in private jet, but there's also people that don't know where they're going to eat tomorrow.

And we have to have that understanding.

Well, we went into a group of kids, great kids that were helping

out from a high

school in one of the wealthier suburbs in Green Bay.

And we, they came to serve on, was it Labor Day?

I thought it was Memorial Day.

It was Memorial Day weekend.

So they came and Johnny was serving too.

All right, I'll just tell you the story.

Okay, so we're serving and we usually served like last night, we had like 138.

people came.

It's always over a hundred.

Well, in this Memorial Day, it was, so we had these kids coming from this wealthy high school and they're standing there.

It was slow in like 70 people like, man, it's really slow today.

Memorial Day weekend, the guy's like, you know what?

They're probably all up at the cottages.

We're like, no.

The homeless are at their cottages.

Anyway, sorry, we're done with that.

But you would be at your cottage if you took the, and I think that's great that we honor trades.

And they don't brag like they should about their wealth.

Like, you know, like sometimes- Well, I wanted to say this.

You ever

see

their trucks?

Yeah, I'm saying that the trucks, the cottage, the next to no

debt.

I think it's great, man.

But

if we have to

talk about that more, I think, I think we grew up thinking, you know, the white collar was gonna make more money than the blue collar.

Absolutely.

And I'll tell you what, it is not

that way.

Nope.

Nope.

Nope.

Totally agree.

Uh, roast leg of lamb

day.

Love

it.

I can't think of anything worse.

Yeah, I don't want to

celebrate that

either.

I'm celebrating this.

I didn't know

we had our own day.

I'm sorry.

Lamb is like the only animal I feel bad for.

It's like, why do you have to eat them?

Can't

let just let them be.