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Let's get on with it. The
Minnesota Goodbye, and we're gonna start off

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with some e mails. I will
just take a quick pause to say,

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it's kind of funny how you know
the radio station sounds spectacular and the voices

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and the music comes punching through,
and we adjust the audio so the bass

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and the treble is just right,
and it's loud, but it's it's not

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like crunchy loud like you know when
you're talk. It's just perfect. But

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you'd look at the equipment in this
building and it is. It is the

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oldest equipment that is still functional.
And the board that I'm in front of

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right now, I would say is
probably thirty years old. So if you're

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in your twenties, this board is
older than you. And other radio station

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DJs will come in once in a
while because they want to come in and

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watch our show or whatever, and
they'll look at our board and they'll be

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like, that's your board, and
we're going to modernize in the next few

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years or the so they say.
But we were in Chicago a year ago

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for a radio convention. We went
to the iHeart Building in Chicago, and

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I was the thing I heard building
in Boston last spring or a year ago

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spring, and it is gorgeous with
all kinds of flashing lights and numbers everywhere

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and slider electronic touch sensitive things,
and this one has I don't know that

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why there's a vice. There's an
actual vice in an anvil attached to our

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board right now. I think it's
because we are going to horseshoe part time

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or something. Yeah, but fouls
bitching a little while ago because your computer

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doesn't work right, no, and
it like, I have this continuous issue

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where I don't have access to our
shared drives. So when I go,

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I'll like go to upload the podcast
to the like podcast website and it'll have

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little x's next to my shared drives
and I have to restarts, have to

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restart my computer, make sure the
little blue ethernetti chord shit whatever it is

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is plugged in super tight and it
might work. And it's just like it

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just takes an extra five five minutes
every single day. It drives me insane.

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That is frustrating anyway, So I'm
not complaining about it. I mean,

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I've worked at radio station in Las
Vegas that truly had the worst equipment,

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and I don't know why I think
it's because it was owned by a

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couple of brothers, and the brothers
wanted to make money, not spend money,

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so they wouldn't spend money on new
equipment. And I remember one time

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I was working on a Saturday and
I was talking on the phone to my

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girlfriend while the song was playing,
and somebody called said, we can hear

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you talking on the phone because all
of the buttons and microphones and switches were

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off, but it was bleeding through
anyway, and you could hear me.

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And things didn't work, and so
finally they had to sacrifice and get a

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brand new, shiny studio. I
hope you weren't saying weird stuff to your

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girlfriend. Well that was the thing. I didn't remember what I was saying,

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but apparently nobody heard me say anything
too weird. Good like no,

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no, no, just you know
what. All right, let's move on

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and see what we get here.
A guy is first email. I want

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to say, I've never heard the
You're Gonna miss this, You're Gonna want

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this backsong, But because Dave brings
it up a kind of a lot,

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I find myself randomly getting in my
head in Dave's voice when I hear my

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four year old daughter. When my
four year old daughter is doing things,

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I had to share because it's too
ridiculous. Not too There is a song

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that goes You're Gonna miss and it
describes the situation about how they're crying and

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you're tired and you haven't had a
bath or whatever, and then it's a

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country song, you're gonna miss this, You're gonna want this back, And

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it's like, that's so true because
I remember when my kids were little,

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and I'm gonna tell you something,
it is mind boggling that the kids are

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all grown up now. It boggles
my mind that my last kid is grown

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up in twenty two years old,
because it was just a short time ago

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he was a little cub scout sitting
there at the kitchen counter, you know,

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eating chicken McNuggets. It boggles my
mind. I had this thought yesterday.

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I was watching just watching videos on
my phone, and I had that

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video of like Jake throwing all of
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like you do with a little kid. You catch them and they always are

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like again again because they want to
do it a million times, and eventually

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you're like, my arms are going
to give out, and I just I

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don't know why, but in that
exact moment, I started tearing up because

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I'm like, it is not in
a very short amount of time, we're

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not going to be able to physically
do that with her. And then I

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started thinking of all the things,
and I'll tear up, and it's like,

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just like you know the things that
when you're a parent in the moment

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you're kind of you're tired or you're
getting a little annoyed because they want to

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do it a million times. I
just like, I just what, I

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like, try to remember that,
but you forget in the moment when you're

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getting frustrated. Well, I would
sit there and I would look at Carson

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in the kitchen, specifically sitting there
in his little cub Scout uniform eating chicken

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minkdongs. I said, remember this, Remember when you were the parent of

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a young boy. I didn't do
it with Alison because she was not my

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last one, and you know,
it was like, oh, there's always

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another one coming. So I would
try to take a mental update, not

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a photograph, but a mental memory
of what it felt like to have a

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little boy. And it was very
conscious of the fact that he was getting

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older. And then The funny thing
is, it's like you're talking about how

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you know you get to a point
where you can't lift them, Well that

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there'll be nine years old, or
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You can't lift them, but there's
still things ahead, you know what I

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mean, Like when they're twelve years
old, you still got their sweet sixteen

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to look forward to, and their
driver's license in their high school graduation.

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But there gets to a point where
there are no more nexts we think are

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like the last. But you get
to a point with your kids where there

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are no more next skates except adult
stuff like getting a job, getting their

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own apartment, getting married, that
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journey, that's for sure. Thank
you Emily for that email. Appreciate that.

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By the way, thanks everybody who
is recommending different things for because I

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said we're in a I don't know
a limbo right now as far as like

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what we should stream, and people
are so good at recommending things. My

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number one recommendation, says Rachel,
is Severance on Apple TV. We started

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watching it when it was new and
we lost track, so she says,

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so good, I found the show
a month ago. We've already rewatched it,

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already gone down the rabbit hole on
redd at asking other people what's happening

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on the show. It's science fiction, psychological thriller. The show followers Mark

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and employ a lumin Industries who agrees
to a severance program in which his non

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work memories are separated from his work
memories. So when you're at work,

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you don't remember your home life,
and when you're at home, you don't

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remember your work life. So people
say, oh, I want to separate

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my work in my life. Well, it totally does, to the point

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where you don't remember anything about the
other one when you are plugged into the

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other one. Yeah, The Righteous
Gemstones, dark comedy, crime Girl five

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Eva on Peacock. You heard of
that one for Eva? Oh? Girl

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Girl five Eva, Okay, I
get it, I'd heard of it.

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That's the one about the late nineties
early two thousands girl group that gets back

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together. That sounds really funny.
I'm going to save your email, so

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thank you. This one I really
kind of hesitate to read because it's just

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gross, But out of respect for
the person that wrote it, she attached

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a photo and I'm not going to
scroll till I can see the photo and

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you'll see why. Okay, she
said, I want to share something.

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First of all, she starts off
very nice. Dear favorite human, says

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Jessica. First want to say,
appreciate all of you and your incredible efforts

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to make your listeners days amazing.
Personally, I listened to you guys from

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six thirty to nine as I commute
and start the day and a job.

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But I kind of hate anyway.
I want to share something with you that

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did make me laugh. And yes, I entertained myself and laugh all day

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at the office. Keep my sanity
in our office. I'm in charge of

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our guest and client experience, whatever
that means in corporate terms. Basically,

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I stock a killer snack bar and
maintain general office upkeep. About a month

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ago, noticed the presence of boogers
in the middle stall of the women's restroom

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that had been smeared on the toilet
paper holder. It's only noticeable if you

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PLoP your booty on the toilet and
you can't leave until you're finished. You're

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left staring at the boogers. My
option includes stalking the bathroom users or leaving

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a note. Due to hr I
chose the note route and use chat bt

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chat gpt to write a poem that
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stuck on the booger crime scene.
See the attached photo. The note is

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longer there, but neither are the
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see and I'm going to scroll down
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see any boogers on it, but
I'm gonna read it. Chat gpt wrote

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this, And though it may seem
a trivial chore wiping boogers into Kleenex,

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we adore for in that simple act, kindness prevails and the world becomes one

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bit less snotty without fail. Number
one, boogers are probably grosser to me

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than poop, p or vomit because
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nose and wipe it on something.
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if somebody goes to the bathroom and
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sloppy, but it's not necessarily deliberate. But somebody who smears their boogers is

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that is As an adult, I
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like, use there's toilet paper right
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toilet paper. That's the most mind
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a booger in their car or something, and you'll like, let's be honest,

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flick it out the window or something, because I don't have like half

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the time, I don't have napkins, and I'm not going to rub it

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on my car seat or something.
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when you're outside or something. But
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to the toilet paper. Why what
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going to crack on you for picking
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nose. I find it disgusting,
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you can feel large object in there. I actively do not have a nose

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that fills. I don't have allergy. Is there any of those issues.

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But once in a blue moon,
when I'm super sick or something or out

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of nowhere, you'll get one and
I'm like, yeah, I got to

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go have lunch with someone and have
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I just blow it. I don't
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Okay, this one is a little
bit of a group therapy. So Kevin

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I'm gonna skip that one im possibly
save it for a group therapy. Ryan

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rides soon says, Dave just heard
you on the radio today and you're talking

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about bikes and how you'd maybe like
to get a fat tire bike. Well,

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I work for a local bike shop
Now Bikes, and I lead a

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fat tire group ride. If you're
interested, I have fat tire bikes that

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you could take on the group ride
and it doesn't cost anything. Let me

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know if it's something you're interested in, and we can go over the details

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and get you out there with us. You'd fit right in with our group.

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Have a great day. That's from
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check out your location and see where
you are. And I really really appreciate

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that because I think it'd be kind
of fun to thing to do. Yeah.

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I love trying different things and I
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bike I've tried. I was talking
to yesterday. I went on a boat

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with a friend of ours and I
was talking about He's like, um,

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what did he say? He wanted
me to try an activity? He's a

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rollerblader. Oh, he wanted me
to try snowmobiling. He's like, man,

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we got snowmobiles come over. We
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the lake all winter long. And
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I didn't say I don't want to
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the subject a little bit, and
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came out here in the lake couple
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and I say, he's like,
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he let me change the subject,
which he was very socially like, astute

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and aware to get that, and
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tried kiteboarding a few years ago.
It was miserable. It was cold.

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I never got the hang of it. I hurt my knees really bad.

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The kite whipped me forward, landed
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which landed on kind It was like
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to try different things. I'm going
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you're like on the west side somewhere, and I might do that. So

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Ryan, thank you very much.
I want to try anything. Yeah,

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I would do the electric bikes.
Electric bikes isn't hard to try. That's

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easy that's just spending the money on
it. Electric bikes are glorious. I

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wish I had an electric bike.
That would be so great to like pull

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olive on, because then you're not
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get an exercise. It's just when
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like so slow, you almost like
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really is like and it's fun.
It's almost like a little bit thrilling.

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I want now, I kind of
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like that, Christie writes in She
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for the recommendations you gave me to
the Black Hills we have had in the

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list of things to do when we
go next week. I do want to

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get feedback if you can, you
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from Cosmos to Bear Country, USA, Reptile World or Reptile Gardens, the

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Keystone Alpine Slide. If I miss
anything, let me know. But I

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think, you know, there's so
much to do in the Black Hills.

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There's a lot of Janki Jankie water
parks that I think Chase and I went

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to a couple of them, and
you know, they're just it's just fun.

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It's very simple entertainment. I canna
tell you the story about my husband

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and how we met in nineteen ninety
nine in an AOL chat room. I

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was fifteen, he was sixteen.
We lived five miles away, but we

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went to different schools. We have
now been together ever since. Neither of

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us have ever had any other relationships. Twenty four years together, and we

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have been through it all, even
me having breast cancer. What's even crazier

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is that he's got four siblings,
and two of them also married their high

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school sweethearts. Thanks for reading.
I have so much I can talk about

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with you, guys, and I
swear I could fill an entire show,

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so I'll just keep emailing. Love
Christy, Christie, thank you very much

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for the email. Is there anything
else? I think we got a couple

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of minutes to fill if we want
to, but not really. We're at

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fourteen minutes, so I think we're
pretty good. I want to recite your

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poetry. Fallon wrote a poem about
four July, and she's been kind of

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revising and scribbling, and I'm going
to give you a chance right now to

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read your poem about fourth or July. Thank you, Dave. I'm so

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happy you gave me this opportunity um
our country and land of beauty, the

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red, white and blue hot dogs
and burgers and checks mix. I salute

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you out on the boat on the
lakes with friends, hoping these memories never

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end. Thank you America, the
land of the Free, to all of

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my friends. Let's get a pack
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you know, and that was beautiful. I mean seriously, she's been working

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on that all week and she's like, I want to read it, but

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I don't want to read it.
So really good, really good poem.

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Yeah yeah, nice job for weeks
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the made up on the weeks and
weeks and when it takes it to exactly

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fifteen minutes on the Minnesota, goodbye. That