July 10, 2026 | Wake Up Classy 97

There is a tic-tac trend going around where people have music on in the background, like a popular song, and then they recreate their own music video. Have you seen these? I don't know if I have. They're just doing whatever they want as a music video?

Yeah. Are they actually doing like a story, like a legit music video? No. They're just dancing to the music.

Yeah, but they're... And calling that a video. Yeah. And they're doing like different cuts away and different like scenes.

Okay. You haven't seen these? No. Our algorithms are not always identical.

No, but I'm going to show you one. Okay. Because I want to do it. Oh, you do?

Yes. We made a music video once, and it was a lot of me editing. So maybe you want to take over the editing on this one? It's easier now.

Because if you do it on your phone, you can just put it in Canva and edit. Yeah, I know. I had to film it on a camcorder and then dub that into a digital file on a computer and then use a bootleg video editing software to make a music video.

It took me an entire day to make a three-minute music video to the safety dance. And then I burned it onto DVD. Why did we do that? Because we were bored and we were 20.

And we thought it'd be funny, and it was. It was funny. We had a good time making it. Yeah.

It was just you and me and one of our friends, and we made the safety dance music video. Yeah, we had some sick dance moves. I don't know about all that.

Sweet, sweet dance moves. But I did do some very cool editing effects. Yes, you did. Do you have that somewhere?

Yeah, I do. Somewhere. Don't put it, destroy it. No way.

If we ever run for a public office, that's going to come up. It's just you doing a weird dance to the safety dance. I do like a literal bucket dance. I pretend my feet are in buckets and I'm lifting them up.

That's part of the video. It's very cool. It is very cool. That was the coolest we've ever been.

So you want to reenact that moment? Yeah, but this is different. What's different? I just told you it's cooler.

No, it sounds exactly the same. No, the editing is going to be easier. It's going to be awesome. I'm going to do it one of these days.

One of these days. Good intentions. Add that to the list. I did.

It's already on the list. later on in the show you're going to hear all about the list of things we never follow through on i bet music video is on this list for a long time no i'm gonna make it happen just you wait just you wait and see okay we just have to pick the

right song what song could it be well while you're pondering that here's today's show Do you have anybody in your day-to-day passing that you don't necessarily know, but you see them pretty much every day? I'm not talking about coworkers. No.

I'm talking about people I don't know that I see regularly. Is that the idea? So on the way to work this morning, or every morning, there is a runner. Uh-huh.

And I see her running every day. when I don't see her, I go, hmm, hope everything's okay. Or are you running late? Or that.

Or earlier. The schedule may change. But I always just go, I didn't see you this morning. Hope you're okay.

That's interesting. Yeah. And then on my way to my other job, there's always a car and we always end up in the same space at the same time.

And I'm always like, I should just stop and say, hey, we're going. Yeah. There is one guy. He's a motorcycle guy that I will pass regularly in the morning.

And I feel like he has a daily medical appointment or something. Oh. Because he's headed to a medical building. Okay.

He doesn't work there? That I pass. No, I don't know. He could.

But there have been times when I've passed by and the motorcycle's just right up front. But that doesn't mean necessarily anything. No, it doesn't. So that's the one guy.

But I don't know if he works there. That's a good question. That would also be why someone would do something every day. I was thinking it was like maybe a dialysis thing or something.

But an employee would also go there. That's a good observation. I hadn't thought that maybe he worked there. I just think it's interesting sometimes.

We pass all these people. Sometimes it's the same people. I often think it's weird that I don't encompass more of the same people. Does that make sense?

Encounter? What did I say? Encompass? I meant encounter.

I was just trying to understand. Like I leave for work at the same time every day. Sure. So how come I'm not seeing more of the same people who are also going to the same place every day?

Good question. Because we are people of people are very built on patterns and routines. and paths of least resistance. So that would make a lot of sense.

You would see the same people. Yeah. Interesting. I know.

Yeah. Other than that one guy. Just the one guy. Yeah.

I'm trying to think if there's anybody else. There's so many people. There used to be another guy who would run in the morning, and I haven't seen him in a really long time.

Yeah. Maybe he moved. Or he just stopped his running routine. Yeah.

Maybe it was required for physical fitness or something or physical therapy. and he was like, no, I'm done. Or maybe he was training for something.

It's possible. Now it's over. There is a vehicle that you sometimes end up behind that you try to race so that you don't end up behind that vehicle

when you're on your way home every day. Yeah. Yes, I do. Because they drive so slow.

They drive an Altima. Oh. And so whenever I get behind them, I go, Altima! With my fist in the air.

Oh, no. I am behind you. Because it is a very slow driving vehicle. Yeah.

And when I get behind it, I go, no. And that can happen every day. It could. I'm saying you encounter that one a lot.

Yes, I do. Yeah. If I leave earlier, like if I lock my other place of employment earlier, I don't get behind it. But it's when I go later.

If you're running a little bit late, huh? And I never noticed until I get to the one street where I can't pass. And then I go. I know you.

I'm behind you again. Osama! Well. Sorry about your bad luck.

Maybe drive quicker. When I had a different schedule, there was a car that I used to get behind in the license plate. It had like a glittery cover.