8/6/26 - Jimothy Card, More Celebrity Cities, and Criminal Kittens

Tanner kicked off National Root Beer Float Day with memories of Triple X Burger in Issaquah and put out a call for the best current floats in the PNW, then highlighted the Seattle Mariners’ Jimothy raccoon theme night at T‑Mobile Park where fans scored collectible Jimothy rookie cards now listed for eye‑popping prices online. He covered Ted Lasso’s Season 4 return on Apple TV with Jason Sudeikis coaching a new women’s team in England and spotlighted Ella Langley’s nonstop run of new music, including her fresh duet “Jaded” with Koe Wetzel, as her momentum continues off the back of her Morgan Wallen collaboration.The show turned into a fun relationship bit about how to snap a tuned‑out partner back to attention—featuring a viral TikTok “power drill” hack and listener strategies involving dogs and snack cabinets—followed by good‑vibes texts about step goals hit by accident, one‑day laundry victories, extra car‑loan payments, and a 64‑year‑old dad who went back to school alongside his son and became a nurse. Anne from Puyallup went 4‑for‑5 on Minute to Win It, missing only Jason Sudeikis as Ted Lasso, and still walked away with Kitsap Fair and Rodeo tickets for her grandkids. Tanner and Claire continued their “If Washington cities were celebrities” game, matching Yelm with Kelly Clarkson, Covington with Steve Harvey, Graham with Luke Bryan, Tacoma with Post Malone, Enumclaw with Luke Combs, and Kent with John Cena, then wrapped with Facebook Marketplace Price Is Right—pricing a Jimothy rookie card, vintage KFC buckets, and a 1964 Ford fire truck—and a Headline in a Haystack kitty‑cat edition that revealed a very real story about a Costa Rican cat caught smuggling drugs into a prison with marijuana and heroin strapped to its back.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.