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All right, Minnesota Goodbye on Katie
WDB, let's get started. I'm gonna

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make sure all my buttons are set
correctly and we are recording. There have

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been a few times we recorded the
Minnesota Goodbye and its not happened for a

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long time where it actually wasn't recording
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background. So and a lot of
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the end of it, and we
go, oh God, what do we

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do? And then I leave and
I'm a good luck right first one,

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Kendra says quick talking point. I
had a first this weekend of using a

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swiffer duster ha ha. I imagine
I felt very similar to Day when he

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found out about the magic eracer.
Professional cleaners probably think they are garbage,

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but I enjoyed it, and I
was pleasantly surprised on how much dust it

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picked up. Any who, thanks
for the laughs every morning, and I

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also knew the saw. I also
now loved the song Vibes by Tove Low

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because of Jenny's music shuffle good one, have a good day. That's from

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Kendra. Thank you, Kendra.
I don't think she's ever written to the

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show before, so I recognize your
last name. Thank you very much.

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Susan is big on some Dyson,
a new it's she hangs it on the

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wall. It charges, it's got
different heads on it, and it's picks

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up cat hair and dog hair like
you wouldn't believe. I'm gonna have to

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ask her what it is because she
actually had the neighbor. I'm not making

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this up. She had the neighbor
come over to see how cool it was.

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Then they went over to the neighbor's
house to clean up the neighbor's carpet,

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and the neighbor went out and got
one. Said, I'm gonna have

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to ask her now. Susan's a
door to door vacuum sales a woman.

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That's great. I meantually curious because
I just bought like one of the vacuums

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that you use water on couches because
I need like a really good one now

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that I'm watching dogs all the time. So I'm curious what she's getting because

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I need a solid vacuum. Well, let me call her right now,

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you know what. I can call
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name? Because she's thrilled with it
and it's like, is it handheld?

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It's absolutely handheld. Yeah, well
it's not. It's portable. It's not

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a portable one. But you you
know, you're moving back and forth.

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Hey, we're recording you really quick. Here. What's the name of that

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vacuum you're in love with that you
were showing Christina the other day? Yon

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Dyson? What though, I don't
know that it has a name. Besides

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that, I mean, there's different
versions of it, but it's the just

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a Dyson, a cordless Dyson cordless
vacuum. You've been a remarkable help.

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Thank you very much. I don't
remember. It's perfect. Look like it's

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got a lot of clear parts.
It's long, it's not stubby, a

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lot of accessory parts. It like
the long skinny tube. Is it a

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long skinny tube? Yeah, totally. They must have improven because I used

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to have one. It was horrible, and so yeah, that's the way.

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Now you should see like the um
if you vacuum just like our family

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room area, it can fill the
canister with catfer Yeah. I can imagine

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it's up really good, kind of
like your mom, right, oh my

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god, like mama, like your
mama. Okay, all right, I'll

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talk to you. You just go
back and forth saying your mamamakay, suck

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it, Betty, Betty. You
know that joke. I've told you guys

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that joke. Get it on the
podcast, like last week, suck it

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Betty. Yeah, okay, okay, bye, okay, Betty. Just

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a heads up. This one is
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That's the one I have, and
I mean Dave said it was the right

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one, but that's a specific Dyson. How much is that one? And

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then we'll move on tom sales for
forty nine right originally? But you need

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you need a good vacuum. You
did, you're dealing with like animal hearing.

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I don't know which brand I are, what version I have, but

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I will tell you that Jenny and
I got the same vacuum. I bought

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two of them because it burnout,
because it was really good at first and

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then it burnout. So I about
two as like, I'm not buying a

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third one of these mother efforts.
I got a shark and it has been

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game changing. And I had that
tall, thin stick one. It wouldn't

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hold charge was my issue and only
little bit. So that's why I say

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I'm like they must. First of
all, I probably bought the cheaper version

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of it and not the five hundred
dollar one. I'm going to give you

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advice on vacuum cleaners that I will
give to anybody. Don't buy a cheap

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ee Walmart sixty nine nine nine vacuum
cleaner. You get what you pay for

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and you'll use it twice and you'll
stop working, you'll throw it in the

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dumpster, So don't buy it.
It's crazy to me, though, something

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as basic as a vacuum, it
wouldn't just be a universal machine. Yeah,

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because I understand having attachments and things
like that, but it's so interesting

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how it could be. There could
be a crappy version of a vacuum.

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It's just like the same thing.
Well it's not, though, because there's

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like the motor and the electronics and
I mean all that. One of my

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favorite stories was Walmart asked Toro years
ago, like fifteen twenty years ago.

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They said, Toro, make a
lawnmower we can sell at Walmart, but

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the prices can't be over one hundred
and fifty dollars or whatever it was.

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And Toro try and tried, but
they could not come up with a quality

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lawnmower at that price. So they
said, we don't want to do it.

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We're not going to put a Toro
lawnmower in Walmart. That sucks and

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that's kind of I'll be honest with
you, Walmart is in a way,

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it's kind of a ripoff because you
think you're getting a good vacuum cleaner and

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it's not. It's cheap, and
that's why you know you don't want to

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buy. I mean, if you
buy a look, if you buy a

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coffee maker at Walmart, who cares
what can go wrong with it? But

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if you buy a vacuum at Walmart, you can't buy the sixty one next

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one. A little input to the
listeners thinking about adopting or foster dog.

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I think it really depends on their
situation. Two. We have two big,

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energetic dogs seven and seven years and
nine months, a cat, twenty

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one chickens, five ducks, and
a fish. Obviously, the dogs get

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the most attention, and our cat
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cuddle. We also have three kids, almost five years old and twins who

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are three. Sometimes I love having
two dogs, and sometimes I kind of

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regret it, but I'd never get
rid of the obviously, like but Holy

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shit. My dogs love my kids. My kids give them attention more than

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I do. My oldest is constantly
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those dogs are smitten with the kids
and always have been since my oldest was

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born. But it's a hard one
too. I'm as stay it. I

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also stay home, so I'm home
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dogs and kids. So how much
you work as a big factor too.

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A lot of factors when you have
a multidg household. My worst days ever

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are when it's raining. On those
days, I don't enjoy having two large

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dogs. Yeah. Ps, after
having three kids in two years, my

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husband keep his hands off me.
Oh, can't keep his hands off me.

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Still, if you have a good
guy, he'll love you even more

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and think you're sexier after having his
children. Try not to worry too much

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about it, but it's hard not
to. Ye are two. That person

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is addressing two different emails. We
ride yesterday, Just so you know,

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Dave, Okay, yeah, I
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sense. Next one with Caribou relates
to topics. Don't say my name,

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okay. Possibly. I wanted to
reach out to the listener who talked about

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the Crafted Press at Cariboo and the
extra caramel in the app, because she

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said that she wanted to express in
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one pump, not too or something
like that, and she can tell when

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they mess it up. Caribou employee
here, I do agree they need to

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update the app to make it more
user friendly. The Crafted Press flavors only

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get half a single pump of flavor
versus a regular small drink gets three pumps,

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So when you get extra caramel with
a crafted Press, it's only a

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half single pump. More so one
pump total going into the drink. Wow,

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thank you for that one here to
answer all your boo questions. That

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is love your barista pe one listener, Thank you very much. This one

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says, can I get Foulon to
read my email? It might be long,

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but I think it's worth it.
So I'm going to stop right now

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and let you Fallon take over this
email. Okay. So this one with

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I called in during no phone screen
or Friday in January, and I told

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you all that in August I had
called a medium and everything she told me

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had come true. So then I
said, well, what were the things?

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So she broke down these things in
four categories. It is long,

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but let's see. Here's one.
I'll read one of the smaller ones,

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my buying habits. In the middle
of our conversation, she said, you

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don't have a weird shopping thing,
do you? I literally see you finding

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something that you like and buying it
in every color. Earlier that week,

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I had purchased seven pairs of under
armor shorts. Weird. This one said

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number two our house. That was
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radio. But when I spoke to
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two houses, do you. We
definitely did not. I'll spare you the

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rest of the story, but they
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time, basically right after that.
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She had one with her husband.
She knew that we weren't getting pregnant because

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of the medication my husband is on. She said, Uh, does your

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husband have some kind of autoimmune disorder? It's almost like he has crones.

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I can just feel something in a
stomach eating itself. My husband was diagnosed

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with ulcerative colitis about six years ago, and we have struggled with it on

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and off to get pregnant with our
son. My husband stopped taking his pills

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until I ovulated, etc. Etc. So she basically nailed a bunch of

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different things. But anyway, she
did to give a shout out to this

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person in case people are interested.
She said, her name is Stacy Renee.

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She is sole worker, Stacy Renee. She's literally the best, and

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I can't wait to shout. Okay, I won't say that part because it

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was private, but yes, that's
kind of I did weed out a few

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things, but yeah, I feel
like a fool. I hear about people

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finding mediums or people and they just
blow their mind, and I always think

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that's really cool to hear. Yeah, I think that's true too. I'm

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not a subscriber. I would never
pay to go to a medium or a

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psychic. But I will say that
Gary's been on a few times and he

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has nailed a couple of things.
But I also will say he's missed a

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hell of a lot, and so
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like, like a lot of things. If it works for you, it

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works for you. And some people
swear by Gary Spivey, And one of

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the reasons we stopped having him on
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more and more popular in an age
of skepticism to say I don't believe in

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psychics. So we gave him a
break. We love Gary, but I'll

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tell you is a twenty five year
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run. Ask about him and we
get emails, our Facebook messages about him

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still and we would not not have
him on again. We've had him on

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a couple of times, like for
Halloween. Yeah, we're having on again.

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We like Gary, but it was
just you know, listen, when

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people give feedback to the show that
majority did not like, not Gary,

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but psychics, then we just said, okay, time to give it a

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rest. Next one love listening to
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to laugh along, Oh, to
laugh along. I want to know if

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it is considered normal or if I
should grow up. Please don't say my

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name. My fiance and I have
been together for a while, we have

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one kid, and there's absolutely no
history of cheating in our relationship. My

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fiance's X is like to make a
comeback every once in a while. He

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has no ties to them. Okay, let's get into the most recent situation.

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We were to gathering with all of
our friends his ex girlfriend is friends

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with the host, and she came
over. This is the first time in

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our whole relationships being around. She
kept bringing up things they used to do

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together. Do you think it's weird
or disrespectful? She kept bringing up their

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past or am I being too sensitive? Full disclosure, I grew up with

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a dad that cheated on my mom
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cheating on him all the time.
I could be extra sensitive due to my

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upbringing. Thanks, I would say, yes, that is definitely going to

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go into your thoughts because I had
a girlfriend in Las Vegas whose dad cheated

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on her mom, and so she
was always had her radar up to see

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whether I was cheating if I didn't
answer the phone or if I took too

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long to answer that I don't even
know. And I was like, no,

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but that was really painful to get
through. I say it's innocent.

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I just say she was making conversation
a little bit awkward. I don't think

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there's anything there for you to worry
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it would depend on which like what
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she went, you know, to
know if it's innocent. I also I

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think it's a little weird, just
because like everyone's not everyone, but you've

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there are lots of situations where you've
been in the same room as an X.

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It's a little with your current people, it's a little bit awkward.

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Oh it is, And you honestly
almost act like you didn't ever date or

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know that person too. I think
usually make your partner more comfortable. So

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it was. She says, is
it weird or disrespectful? Yeah, but

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if you know what, I would
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happen again. Yeah, or disrespectful
if your partner was the one leading that.

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of something she was initiating. I
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this a few months ago because Susan
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and we were moving cars into Los
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She's been on the show before.
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very successful, and she lives in
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Alison was born and Susan knows that. But it was so long ago.

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this woman, that Shannon, that
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because it wasn't a secret. No, I know, but I didn't know.

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I would that be awkward for him? But probably I don't know.

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He's so quiet about things like that. I never know what that kid is

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thinking. Yeah right, don't say
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I never had much to write about. Listening to yesterday's podcast, I was

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streaming a pair of I was steaming
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of something that drives me crazy.
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of pants or shirt from somewhere in
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times, pants specifically from American Eagle, another from Old Navy. What drives

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me crazy is when I ordered the
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in two different colors. I swear
I get two different pair of pants.

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I got a pair of jeans from
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love so much that I ordered the
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it was always too small and too
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parent I'm currently steaming is from Old
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pair of dress pants I live in, so I got another in gray.

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I swear this pair of gray pants
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it for thirty seconds after the cycle
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just off. It's true. I
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but certain places like Old Navy.
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I don't know if they die for
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it is. But absolutely I just
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and they were my normal size.
They were huge on me, and I

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was like, what the heck?
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them. And then I saw in
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what the heck these the black jeans
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but the blue jeans and this pant
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there's an incredible project coming to Manicello
this summer called the Wall that Heals,

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a memorial to the Vietnam War.
It looks incredible in Dave a Dave,

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I thought you would be interested in
taking a look sometime. Of course,

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you don't have to volunteer, but
they were asking for volunteers to help put

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up the wall, talk to veterans, and just be a lending hand.

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I've attached to Flyer. Thanks for
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the best part of my day.
Thank you very much. I actually saw

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this wall about a year ago.
There was at a motorcycle show up northwest

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somewhere. I don't remember where it
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traveling like miniature replica of the wall. So yeah, I might check

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that out. Thank you very much. Next one morning, crew, you

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can say my name. My name
is Joyce. I'm twenty seven, not

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an old lady like you might assume
from my name Joyce. You may or

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may not remember me from the State. Ferry told Drake he looks like my

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brother and showed you a picture.
It still shocks me all the time how

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much he reminds me of my brother
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of do remember that one. I'm
writing today because I heard you all talking

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about my AI on Snapchat this morning. I agree, it seems a little

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strange, so I was hesitant to
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convinced me to ask it random questions. I am a huge Swift ye,

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so naturally I asked him Taylor Swift
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didn't know about Taylor's newest album,
Midnights. I was surprised because I assumed

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it would pull invote from Google or
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to do some research, and it
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have an album called Midnights. I
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so I figured I would share.
And so she shows a screenshot of my

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AI. What is Taylor Swift's newest
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album is called Evermore. That's not
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done re records since. Then.
Joyce goes on to say, I love

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listening to the show every day and
even re listen to old podcasts, so

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I can hang out with you every
day. Thank you, Joyce. I

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really appreciate that, and I believe
that is it. That is all we

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got on the Minnesota Goodbye, so
thank you. If it being gone yesterday

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during the Minnesota Goodbye, we might
have missed an email or two. I'm

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not sure. Yeah, if we
didn't get it yesterday and you sent it,

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re send it. I'll reford it
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this one just to see if this
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were ones you read, you were
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in you did, Okay, got
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I've been listening since high school over
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about somebody with a caribou app and
you talked about that one too. Okay,

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that one's gone. I'm going to
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of these five, so probably have
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you're going to read, if anything, it'd be bottom ones. Probably.

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Okay, Oh, let's try this
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Fallon says Jake does a great job
of making Uko did that one too?

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Um Hey, gang Jenny in the
Morning Zoo, quick questions and anybody

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see Stevo's commercial for Dean's on TV. Okay, I'm done, Yeah,

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we've done them all. Good,
you got a good do It podcast.

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Let's meeting on me going yep yep, dot one yep yep. Well then

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