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Why Does Shannon Still Have That?!
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Why Does Shannon Still Have That?!

from Mojo In The Morning

April 3, 2025 | 00:09:18 | Leisure

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morning uh shannon said this is a total pain in the ass you you had to deal with uh you had to get new carpet in your house there were some issues with your carpet so you had to get some

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new carpet it was time yeah the carpet that i had in the house was not conducive to having fast forward 10 years from when i first got it four children and three dogs uh it was so gross so i had uh shout out to the carpet guys by the way because they did a great job but i had to get carpet and I don't even have carpet in most of my house but the bedrooms and my stairs do this is one of those random things that is such like you said a pain in the butt because you have to remove every single thing from the rooms that the carpets are in and so when it's bedrooms that includes closets you have to take everything out of the closet because they can't work with stuff that's hanging you know on a bottom rack or shelf or whatever I'm realizing as I'm taking all this stuff out and now in the process of putting it all back in and of course i'm in the mood now of of cleaning everything out and donating and finally going through stuff i am embarrassed at some of the stuff that i have been holding on to for example the shirt that i wore on my first date ever not only do i still have it but i keep it hanging in my closet why i have no idea Sentimental purposes, but why?

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Did you ever wear it past that first date? Yeah. It was just a popular shirt that you liked?

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Yeah, but it's just one of those things that I can't get rid of for some strange reason.

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And this wasn't like your first date with Wes?

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No. No, no, no. I mean, I still have-

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This is like first date ever you ever had a first date? Yes, in high school. Oh, my God. You have stuff from high school still.

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Hanging in my closet.

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That she can fit.

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Well.

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Yeah. That's a flex right there.

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I wasn't going there, but that could go both ways.

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Oh, good for you.

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I mean, let's be real. My boobs are the same size. They've been since second grade. Oh, good for you. I don't know how much of a flex that is, but okay. My sorority letter, if you've ever been in a sorority, you know how big of a deal it was to get your letter shirts, your letter sweatshirts. I still have all those. Why? I don't wear any of that crap anymore. For the kids, I've saved every pair of Lucy's first big girl underwear. Like 12 pairs of underwear with Peppa Pig on them that I cannot bear to part with. Why do we save this crap?

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Go back to your stuff here for a second. Are there any listeners that, I mean, I get like cap and gown or even that fraternity or sorority letter maybe.

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But not every single one.

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Who has clothes or things that they had from when they were, like, in high school and are now 40 years old? Like, that to me...

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doesn't that seems like weird like why are you why are you keeping all this i say you're a hoarder

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and we didn't know this i say i'm turning into my dad because my dad is the same way he has closets in his house in allen park that are just filled with stacked t-shirts from when he was in high school he has socks from when he went to cabrini high school tube socks that's weird the t-shirts

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might be fired up especially from back then vintage tees he actually just gave me three of

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them i don't know you don't have anything old i've got old stuff but i sit there and i look at i'm like why do i save it and that's usually the thing i'll go to bed wearing at night but i think at this point right now i wear the same five or six things and i'm at a point right now where i realize i'm just gonna i'm gonna do like a it's gonna be like a vacation clothes you know when you go on vacation you just bring like six outfits or five outfits i'm just gonna have five outfits and that's it. Can you imagine how clean your house would be?

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It's called a capsule wardrobe. It's actually a thing. Really? It's really healthy for-

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What does capsule wardrobe mean?

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It means that you have, I don't know how many, but let's just say 20 things, a mix and match of tops and bottoms and you make outfits out of those things. It's just a very simple-

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Is a capsule thing like if I go to space or something?

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No, they call it that because it's limited.

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Okay.

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It's a limited number of items and it's supposed to clear the clutter.

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That's interesting. So that's actually a thing. um i think that too i think that in shoes i was looking today it's funny i've been pulling out my old jordans like about i don't know seven or eight years ago or something like that i've been seeing you i i would wear jordans all the time you know i had fours i loved uh and then the ones and i like you know what everybody seems to be wearing their jordans a lot now like i'm gonna wear those jordans and then i realized they're not even comfortable why the hell was i saving them they're so bad they look good and people go i like your shoes and you get a compliment every now and again but what's going on it's mojo in the morning hi what's up mark hey good morning i uh

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just wanted to let you know that i'm 36 and i still have my graduation card box from high school no with all of my with all of my cards in it really like your grad like all the cards that people gave you at your graduation party really i made it i graduated in 2007 i made a box with My school color, and I still have it.

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You know what's funny, though? I do save, like, birthday cards and Father's Day cards from, like, Chelsea and the kids. So I can kind of see where you would do it.

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It's a great thing.

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How many of those people there gave you money, and you don't happen to have money in any of that stuff, do you?

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I go through it yearly just to make sure.

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Do you remember how much money you got for high school graduation?

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Yeah, I think it was, like, $2,500.

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That's great. Yeah, that was always your beer money for your freshman year, right? Absolutely. Or first semester until you got broke. But we're going to capsule that, Mark. We're going to get rid of that stuff. We're stopping hoarding. No more hoarding around here. Have a good morning, guys. Take care, buddy. We'll see you. Tina, what's up, Tina?

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Hi. I just had a comment for Shannon about all the shirts that she's been saving. Yeah. She gets some quilts or blankets made out of them. Yeah.

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Really? Interesting.

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Yeah, I just did that with my kids.

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Would your kid want to cuddle with your first date shirt?

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Well, I'll be for her.

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Shannon cuddling with her first date. Can you imagine Wes? Wes laying down. What's this one for?

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Tell me the story. What would be weirder for Wes? To cuddle with one side of the blanket. It'll be a blanket for her. having the t-shirt and then the other side having the Peppa Pig I just need to throw it

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all away have a great day Tina thanks Tina

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Mia what's up it's Mojo in the morning hi

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hello hi

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what's going on

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oh okay so I just wanted to tell Shannon Shannon I'm a 22 year old girl and to this day I have always wished that my mom saved her clothes from high school oh my gosh i would have wore those oh yeah and i would love them yeah my dad was not that stylish though she won't care i trust me oh you're saying my stuff so much when yes yes you will appreciate

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those when she's older it is funny though like wouldn't you wear would you wear a cabrini shirt from your dad's high school it would be kind of cool wouldn't it yeah well my dad gave me

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my dad gave me some shirts he does this thing up in um like tawas every year for since he was in high school called the the perchville polar dip where he and a bunch of his buddies get drunk and jump into the water and he gave me some of that stuff which is so my dad yeah and it's so cool

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looking what if lucy goes on her first date and wears the shirt that you want

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It's ugly.

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She wouldn't. I hope she would not.

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That just seems weird. That would be very weird. Robert, are you there? Yep. Robert says that he knows for a fact that he has underwear from 2014 still. Is that right?

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Yeah, so the reason I know that and the reason I have it is because it's 2014 FIFA World Cup, the one that was in Brazil. and you still have it. I still have it. Yeah, it's not that I use it or I wear it. It's just there, and it's like...

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Can't find my favorite underwear. Pair with a hole in the left butt cheek from when I held it in for two hours because it was that extra-long Palm Sunday church sermon, and I thought blowing gas would offend Jesus, so I let it go in the vestibule after Mass, and it sounded like Louis Armstrong.

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2014. That's amazing, Robert. You got it.

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I don't know if I should keep it or toss it, But it's kind of like a memory now. It brings back memories.

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I didn't realize that they actually have underwear for, like, sporting. Like, that's interesting. Like, can you buy Tigers or Pistons or Red Wings or Lions or Michigan, Michigan State underwear?

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I'm sure you can. They make everything.

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Maybe on Etsy. Isn't that wild? All right. Thanks for the call, Robert. I appreciate it, man.

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Thank you.

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