The Feed for July 21st, 2022

Beasley Digital

9 months ago

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00:00If it's in your news feed, it's in the feed with Amy and Sean, 1027 VGS.

00:06Hot off the presses.

00:08Oh, I feel the heat.

00:09The latest.

00:10I feel it.

00:10Do you?

00:11Well, so do convertible owners because there's not as many of them as there were back in the day.

00:16It's too hot for them.

00:18Yeah.

00:19The UK, who are big fans of convertibles, sales down significantly.

00:23Half.

00:24Down by half.

00:25Wow.

00:26Since 2017, past five years just evaporated because it's just too hot.

00:31We just got a new minivan.

00:32We didn't realize there was like this panoramic sunroof, moonroof deal.

00:36It's really cool.

00:37Yeah.

00:38But I don't want it to ever be open.

00:40I know.

00:40Except if it's like wintertime.

00:42That's the thing.

00:43It's either hot here or cold here.

00:44And again, I am not complaining.

00:46I choose to live here.

00:47Sure.

00:47I love it here.

00:48No, I love it here too.

00:49Yeah.

00:49But it's just, it is what it is.

00:51Imagine, like these Teslas, they have all glass roofs with no ability to close it.

00:54So you're driving around and the sun is just like, how come Tesla's got, like not, when

01:01you buy them, no windows are tinted or anything.

01:04Like they're always, it looks like there's no windows.

01:06They're so clean.

01:07What's the tinting bill on a Tesla?

01:09Like it is glass from the front to the back.

01:12I don't know.

01:13It's got to be ridiculous.

01:14Very interesting.

01:15I don't know.

01:16Whatever the case is.

01:17My first car was a convertible.

01:1889 Volkswagen Cabriolet.

01:19I loved that car.

01:20Loved it.

01:21But I don't know if I could do it here.

01:22It's just, it's a lot.

01:24Tramp stamps are on the come up.

01:26According to the website, totallythebomb.com.

01:30Yes.

01:31Totallythebomb.com.

01:32It really is a great website.

01:34Never heard of it till today, but it sounds great.

01:38You know, late nineties, tramp stamp was the thing.

01:40Bernie had it.

01:41Christina had it.

01:42Yeah.

01:42Do you have a tramp stamp?

01:43No.

01:44Would you get a tramp stamp?

01:45No.

01:45I sent my girlfriends that website a couple of days ago because I saw this and I'm like,

01:51oh my gosh, I'm the only one.

01:53I said, do all of you have tramp stamps?

01:55And I wasn't sure if all my friends did or just like.

01:59You guys were coming up in prime tramp stamp time.

02:01I told them that.

02:02And they were so ugly.

02:05I'm literally picturing my girlfriend's tramp stamps right now.

02:08Not one of them is cute.

02:11It's not.

02:11They're not cute.

02:12It's like the decorative little thing with the sprinkles.

02:14And they all got it.

02:14And none of them told their mom because they all went to Canada and did it.

02:17Right?

02:18It was so close to us.

02:19Everyone would go to Montreal.

02:20I was too petrified of my 5'4 mom.

02:22There was no way in hell I was getting a tramp stamp.

02:25So I didn't do it.

02:26If you were to get a tramp stamp, what would it say?

02:29Hello?

02:31I don't know.

02:32I have no idea.

02:33What would it say?

02:33What are you doing right here?

02:36What would it say?

02:37Well, isn't this a big surprise?

02:39I literally have no idea.

02:40It was a big surprise.

02:43Finally, we're going to North Carolina where a woman, former teacher, looks in her back patio,

02:49second floor back patio, by the way, and sees a bear.

02:53So she got in a teacher mode.

02:55Get down from there.

02:56Get down.

02:57Get down from there.

02:58Right now.

02:58Go.

02:59Go.

02:59I just thought, no, ma'am, you will not get my bird feeders.

03:03She paused when I rapped on the door, but she didn't stop going for the feeder.

03:08And I just thought, no, this isn't going to happen.

03:12You get down from my porch right now.

03:14Go.

03:15Go.

03:15What do you think you're doing on my porch?

03:18You get down.

03:20Go.

03:20How dare you?

03:21That's amazing.

03:24There's something, man, about teachers.

03:27There's a cadence.

03:28Uh-huh.

03:28Did you hear how, like, she literally was face-to-face with a mother bear.

03:32Right.

03:33She didn't even flinch.

03:34It didn't even flinch.

03:35I would rather deal with mother bears than, like, 17, 14-year-olds.

03:39Right?

03:39No way.

03:40Oh, yeah.

03:40In hell.

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