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All right, let's get started in
the Minnesota Goodbye today. It's me and

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Jenny Fallon is Indoor County. I'm
sure we'll hear all about that when she

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gets home. We're gonna start off
with this one from Justin. Justin says,

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and by the way, when I
say this one, I mean emails,

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because that is basically the heart of
the Minnesota Goodbye is we read and

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discuss your emails, and you just
have the great variety of things, and

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you think of things to think of
and talk about that we don't think of.

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So we appreciate that. Dave and
all. You're all amazing and have

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helped me stay sane through a lot
of struggles. Dave, I actually met

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you once at a Settlers of Gatan
game nighted studio, and I had a

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lot of fun playing and meeting you
in person. I'm very impressed and jealous

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of how you were able to make
your listeners feel as though we are actually

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hanging out with friends. Anyway,
I heard one of the Minnesota Goodbye episodes,

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the one where you mentioned trying lock
picking. Okay, it is no

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secret that any hobby interests me.
Any hobby that you have interests me.

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Yeah, whether it is Rollerblade,
Ukulele magic. Did I tell you that

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I ordered a crochet thing in the
mail, Jenny? He did not.

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Something came up on Instagram and it
is like about the size of maybe an

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orange, and you crochet a little
bumblebee or a little ladybug, and each

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kid is thirty bucks and it talks
about how easy it is to do.

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And I ignored it several times,
but it must know that I like it,

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So I ordered one. And I
think it's a little bumblebee and you

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crochet it and it's supposed to be
easy, and it's supposed to be really

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relaxing. And I said, that
looks really cool. My wife, Susan

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said, what the fuck is this? What the god? What the And

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I said, hey, it could
be really fun. I said, if

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I don't like it, then I
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If I if I didn't know you
personally like I do, and know that

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you've got like a financial advisor and
you know like you're putting money away from

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retirement and stuff like that, I
would be genuinely concerned about you spending all

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these money, all this money on
a hobby. Is because I love hobby.

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I love a hobby, but you
get a new one every single week.

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I feel like, yeah, no, I got the unicycle and I

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haven't learned to write it yet,
but I'm certainly not given up on it.

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Rollerblades are the same thing. They're
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expensive. I'm not somebody who's like, you know, what I want to

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do, start collecting Star Wars figurines
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on them. Mine are all moderately
expensive, but okay. Anyway, he

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recommends lock pick picking, and he
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that is actually I bought a lock
picking kit about ten years ago and I

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never even opened it. But he
said it's a hobby and it's really cool.

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He said, it's fun to learn
how different locks work and in turn,

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how to defeat them. It's very
rewarding. They're actually useful in certain

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emergencies. All legal. Of course, I recommend for Dave you to give

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it a try. I will.
I would say yes, but right now

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I'm kind of fun. But I'm
gonna save your email because there might be

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a time when I want to get
back to that. Jenny, what hobbies

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do you want to try. Is
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Um? My latest is I do
want to get into mountain biking because Andrew

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got into that like two summers ago
and he loves doing it, and I

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like doing outdoor stuff. But it's
like another very expensive hobby, like bikes

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are so expensive, and then like
you know, you might you fall often

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when you mountain bike, and so
I'm also not trying to like end up

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in the er. So that's probably
like the newest one I've been very much

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interested in. But that's all I
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what, I think that some hobbies
and passions and activities like that, there

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is a danger of injury. So
like with rollerblades for me is slight danger

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and the unicycle slight danger. With
a mountain biking, yeah, you're going

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to go over the handlebars at one
point or another. You can fall off

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and hit a tree or you know, crack your two front teeth out on

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the handlebar. Jenny, how would
you look with that without two front teeth?

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Well, I would say I look
like someone who shops at Walmart,

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just getting I shop at Walmart.
I'm not making fun of Walmart. I

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shop at Walmart, but you know, can I just tell you tomorrow on

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the show, speaking of Walmart,
we're going to have a conversation about Costco.

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Yes, we didn't have room to
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so we're gonna build it on on
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hear what you think, because I
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you hate Costco or do you love
Costco? I have been in Costco three

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times. I went for the third
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And I don't know that I hate
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It was packed. It was amazed
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amazed to get out and people waiting
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It is crrowded. Everything is a
bulk item. I thought I need

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to buy paper towels, but I
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the size of paper towels that they
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through. Even the carts are bigger
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are so much, man, they're
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packs of things. It's not just
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pack of eight of them. My
daughter Alison has two little girls, ones

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three and one's one, and she
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Costco. It's like a family activity, And I'm like, that's interesting that

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you go for a family activity.
I think Walmart used to be the family

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activity place because they had everything from
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to a place to get your hair
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nails done, your glasses fitted,
whatever. So Walmart used to be kind

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of an activity, like, hey, kids, get the car, we're

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all going to Walmart. Did you
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I don't know if we did activity, but I remember Walmart was always was

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that the one that always handed out
the smiley stickers I believe, so okay,

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went in, and I know that
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hometown. So sometimes we would get
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part, we were just trying to
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I'm saying, Rolling down prices every
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was kind of an activity. I
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back of Kmart, and then I
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and bikes and you know, baseball
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kind of an activity, all right. Next email from Amanda, she says,

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Hey, Dave, Phalingini, and
Drake, you can feel free to

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use my name of a hand A
handful of weeks ago, you guys were

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talking on the show about how you
are better than you think. I texted

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in and I thanked Dave for a
speech, and I went on to explain

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that I'm thinking of leaving my seventeen
year career in childcare. Dave took a

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little bit of time to remind me
that I am better than I think I

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am, and that I want to
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should well. I went on a
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offer that's really amazing. I would
be able to work from home and have

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a capacity to help my sister with
my niece and nephew. I would also

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be able to flex my hours and
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works with a better work life balance. I just want to say I'm so

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grateful for what you said one day. I don't have a dad in my

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life, and sometimes your advice is
really helpful when I could use a fatherly

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type of love or fatherly advice.
So I just wanted to say I was

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better than I thought, and I'm
so excited for my new journey. All

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my love, thank you for doing
what you guys do. From Amanda.

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That's awesome. That is Amanda.
Thanks. You didn't have to write back,

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but it means the world that you
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that you know. There's a chapter
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called you are good Enough All.
And I was twenty three years old and

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I was working in Columbus, Ohio, and I got a job offer in

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Philadelphia. Now that is a huge
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number thirty five or so to about
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only twenty three, and so I
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said, man, I don't think
I'm ready. And the guy said,

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no, you're ready, you are
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if I didn't think you were ready. And I listened to him, and

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I turned down the job because I
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So I learned at that point it's
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know, and if you just believe
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than thinking, well, I'm really
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do with well, it has to
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so let's start there. Hey,
Dave, I'm going to Boston next

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week for a short trip to see
Fallout Boy at Finnway Park. I would

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love some recommendations on things to do
and eat. Your bestie, Megan.

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PS, thanks for letting me do
the COVID wedding on the year three years

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ago. We are still happily married. Wow, that's awesome. I'm not

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good with Boston. I've only been
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went to school there. I would
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on the either Liberty Trail or the
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and Museum, and then go to
Boston Commons. Because Boston Commons is I

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mean beautiful and amazing, But I
wouldn't. I would look it up.

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There's not besides the Harbor Cruise and
some of the history stuff. I could

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not tell you where to go in
Boston, and I would not want to

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leave anything big off the list.
Do you remember any good food place as

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you want to anyway? Like they
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a cool place. But there is
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where all the great Italian restaurants are
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and great steakhouses in Boston. But
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town called Little Italy, and I
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Market is really tooled too, So
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worked out. Okay, next one
hold on one second. My mouse isn't

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working. It's really frustrating, Jenny. Oh, did you try turning it

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on and training it back off,
turning it off and turning on? Well,

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no, I just tap it on
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send a follow up email regarding the
baby Kim yea bit. Remember a couple

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of weeks ago, a woman rode
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twelve years ago you guy played a
bit about baby kim Ya being still in

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the womb and talking about pleasant their
new fragrance. Firstly, I want to

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say thanks so much for playing it. I had actual tiers of laughter listening

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to it during my baby contractions,
and have saved the podcast audio so I

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can listen to it while on maternity
leave when I need to pick me up.

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I love this. I had to
share that my two friends and I

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ended up having our water's break within
twenty four hours of each other. All

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were at Maple Grove Hospital together and
it ended up baby having our babies on

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seven eight and seven ten, two
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rooms next door to each other.
You can't make this stuff up. Two

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three four, they say, as
an inside joke. Thanks for keeping us

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in our new babies company on our
maternity leaves. That's from Anna in Plymouth.

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That is amazing that you and your
friend delivered on the same day in

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rooms next door to each other.
That is crazy. That's what all friends

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dream of doing. They dream of
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the same time, growing up together, but like actually delivering together. Just

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pop right over there, afterwards and
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your baby look like? All right, here's mine. That is amazing.

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That's crazy. I'm glad that all
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to do that one. Okay,
Dave and Fallon, I heard you this

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morning talking about how you pay with
a credit card tap or insert. I

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had to share this story. I
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like all us cool suburban moms do, and when it was time to pay,

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I inserted my card in the tablet
and paid my check. Then I

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passed the tablet to my friend and
she inserted her card, but it didn't

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work. The waiter came over and
we asked for help. She said,

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well, that's where the receipt comes
out. But I'm like, well it

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worked for me. Then I realized
I had unknowingly tapped it on my way

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to insert. We could not stop
laughing at ourselves, and I haven't felt

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that old sense. A waiter had
to explain QR code to me. That's

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funny. Anyways, love you both, Thanks for making me laugh every morning.

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That's from Lindsay. Yeah, we
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the show whether you tap, insert
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don't tap because it doesn't occur to
me. I usually insert what about you?

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I'm the same, but I also
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entirely sure where to tap. And
that's the thing you really sometimes you don't

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know. I do my Apple Watch
and that is really easy, but I

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would say one time out of ten, it does not work. Okay,

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let's see what we got here,
Good morning, Morning Show. My husband

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and I are about to bark embark
on our honeymoon for two weeks next Saturday.

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That would have meant a week from
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the UK. Believe it or not, I only have one third of the

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vacation plan due to the stress of
graduate school, being on a cruise,

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and now coming off a stint of
the flu. Anyway, we plan on

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hitting all the UK countries, England, Wales, Ireland, Northern Ireland and

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Scotland. And any of you ever
been to any of these locations. I

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believe Fallon has said she in the
past she's been to Ireland. Any tips,

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tricks, advice must see while we
are there. Thanks in advance,

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and don't worry. I always wait
till the last minute to plan vacations and

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always typically save money that way due
to last minute ticket sales. Dartlick from

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Kayley. I have nothing for you, Kayley at all. Jenny, do

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you have anything. No, I've
never been to Europe, so unfortunately I've

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got nothing to offer either. But
Kayley, you send me out because I

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am a planer, and for you
to not have any of that plan yet,

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even though you said it always works
out, I would be stressed.

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I would say this. If you
heard Kaylee's email and you got something that

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she should go to, we can
do a couple of emails tomorrow or the

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next day with where she should go. I've heard Alison went, and when

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she described to me what they did, it really didn't seem interesting to me.

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I would like to go to England
and you know, Great Britain and

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all that someday, but it's not
like, oh, I really want to

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see this, I really want to
see this. I guess I'd see Big

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Ben and the Tower of London and
maybe that giant Ferris wheel, and then

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I wouldn't know what else to do. I really don't know what people do

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there for fun. You have tea, That's what I heard you go and

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you have a little tea party.
Well, what's funny is a friend of

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mine, nurse Wendy, is in
the UK right now on a work trip,

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and she said that they preserved I
think they call it high tea,

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where you go into a restaurant and
you do a very formal afternoon tea.

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Yeah. I only know any of
that because of web girl Tina, because

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she went and studied abroad there and
then I know she's got a visit a

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couple of times since then, and
I was like, this is actually a

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full blown thing. And also Naima, who lives works down the hall from

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US at City ninety seven, her
and I went to a tea party here

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in the Twin Cities and then she
told me how a proper tea party is

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in London. That's funny. Yeah, I don't know anything about it.

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Sorry, we're no good at this
one. But I'm gonna hope the Kaylee

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that somebody will call right in tomorrow
for the Minnesota goodbye and we'll have some

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information for you, or maybe we
can ask Tina later on today and she'll

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have something for you. So we'll
see if we can do that. And

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that is going to be it for
the Minnesota goodbye for this time. Send

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your emails too, or Ryan Show
at katwb dot com for tomorrow's Minnesota Goodbye