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It's a Minnesota goodbye, hello Drake, good morning, afternoon evening. Yeah,

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whenever you're listening to this, yeah
good. I am actually curious what

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time people usually listen to this,
Like, do they usually listen right when

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it comes out in the morning?
Are they like listen to it on the

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way home from words? Well,
the thing about it coming out in the

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morning is that it fluctuates, like
sometimes it's posted at like seven am and

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sometimes it's posted at like noon.
Yeah, so they probably don't have like

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a for sure. Maybe some people
because I get alerts when my podcast posts

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new episodes and stuff, so maybe
some people as soon as they hear it,

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they're like, oh, okay,
let's listen. But I feel like

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this is kind of a drive home
in rush hour quick podcast that you can

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listen to, you know, because
it's only it's usually like fifteen ish minutes.

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Sometimes we go long, up to
like twenty five maybe right, but

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today it might not be so long
because we don't have a ton of emails.

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But what I was going to ask
you, just know, is do

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you have what were your main nicknames
going growing up? Because I was going

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to be like, hey, Drake, and then I was gonna be Drakey

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Pooh. I had a couple.
Drakie Pooh is definitely a big one,

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especially when I was in high school. A lot of people call me Drakie

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Pooh. When I was a little
bit more younger, I had Drake the

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Snake for some reason. I don't
know where the snake part came from,

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because they were calling me that when
I was like eight nine years old.

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I'm not sure where it came from. Uh, but those were my two

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main ones. I know you had
some pretty good ones, and I mean

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mine were. So my last name
is luten Berger, and yes, a

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lot of people like question that when
they hear that. They always think that

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that's like Dave making up a last
name for me. It really is Lutenberger,

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and so I get Looty jay Bo
big booty, Looty jay Loudy,

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just booty in general. I think
I used to be called my best friend

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and I we loved the Laguna Beach, which I know was like way before

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your time, but we love that. So I was always low and she

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was Elsie, like two of the
best friends from that show. And then

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I know that they're probably djabooty,
so they just it was just like kind

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of combined Jay and Booty Jabooty Javoodi. That was another one. But yeah,

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Booty was like one of my main
ones. And that wasn't just in

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high school. Literally, I started
when I worked at Bubba Gums. This

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woman Auralia that I love, a
good friend of mine. She always called

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me Booty and she is Mexican,
and so she'd be like Booty, Hey,

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Boody, buddy, take this,
take this people to the table ten

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and I was like, so fun. And she still calls me that,

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and like she'll even like talk about
so someone will say that they listened to

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the Morning To or something, she
goes, oh, yeah, like I

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know, Jenny, that's Booty and
whatever. And some people are like,

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oh my god, like I can't
believe you'd call her that, and she's

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like no, like it's it's just
like what you know. Anyways, never

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hasn't offended me, except for one
time when I was in elementary school,

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I was sitting in our music class
and I stood up and I knew my

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one friend who stirred up drama all
the time, she had made a comment

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about something, and then later I
found out for my other friend that she

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was like look at Jenny's bubble butt, and I cried because that was not

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ce to have. Yeah, it
wasn't cute to have a bubble butt,

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not in second grade. Like curvaceous
bodies did not become a thing until I

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was probably in my twenties, like
we were. That's a whole other thing

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we could get into. But like
growing up, for me, everyone aspired

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to be these stick thin Christina Aguileras
that were one hundred pounds, and so

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having curves was like not as desired
and maybe your girl a little self conscious.

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I don't. I don't think I
was ever truly, like in high

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school self conscious about my bigger behind. Like I was pretty okay with it,

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but I was definitely one of the
few who had it. Like now,

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yeah, people go to the gym
to aspire to have big butts.

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So like, just if you've ever
been curious how I have a big butt,

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I do not know. It's genetics, okay, because some people would

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be like, what do you do
to get that? Like what do you

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do at the gym? And I'm
like, I don't do anything. I

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said on a butt, and I
eat food and I also go to the

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gym, and it just happens to
still look that way. Did you not

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go to the gym ever when you
were in like high school or anything like

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that. I was always in sports, but like strength training and the type

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of gym that people do nowadays was
not as much of a thing back then,

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So I was always in sports.
I'd played like almost every sport.

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At some point later in high school
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playing soccer, so that was kind
of all I had. But I would

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say I fell off of the sports
slash working out train in college because college

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does that to you, oh for
sure. And then I didn't really get

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back into it till like mid twenties. So yeah, I haven't always been

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a crazy person who goes to the
gym five to six days a week.

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No. All right, let's get
into some email. This one says,

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Hi, Jenny, I want to
know how to book dog sitting services with

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you. We tried a dog sit
her in October and it was downtown and

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our Mollie is used to a yard. Then we took her to a pet

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hotel over Christmas and she lost her
voice. Literally the other day, I

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heard how excited you were to be
getting a dog over the weekend to say

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for it, So I would one
thousand percent book through you picture for Molly

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for attention. She sent a picture
with dogs, Mollie. This is couty

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Megan. So I don't know exactly
how you can search for me on Rover,

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but if you want to message me
on Instagram at Jenny and KATYWB,

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I can send you my link that
I use. I don't really promote it

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a ton because it's just I get
a lot of bookings, so I'm honestly

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not super free all that often,
but in the wintertime a little I'm definitely

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a little bit more free. Summer
has been a little crazier with dog bookings.

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But if you want to just message
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I will send you the link to
that. All right, moving on,

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says Hey, I'm catching up on
the Minnesota Goodbye episodes, but just wondering

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if you have talked about Daisy who
is on The Bachelor, I from Becker,

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Minnesota. Are you able to talk
to her even though the show is

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only on episode seven? Thanks your
work neighbor in the West End, Jennifer

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shout out Jenjniffer. So we have
talked. I brought up Daisy a couple

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times, saying that there's a Minnesota
girl and she comes from a Christmas tree

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farm, Like she literally is out
of a Hallmark movie. She is so

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cute, she's so precious, and
I actually know her one of her cousins.

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Weirdly enough, so Minnesota is very
small, very very small, and

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so we've brought her up on the
show. I will say, we have

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talked to Becca who has been the
Bachelorette, We have talked to Michelle who's

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been the Bachelorette. It is impossible
to get them to be on the show

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ever, they are under so many
like contracts with ABC or whatever eras that

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I think is ABC. And like
Michelle literally came up to us, who

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was the Bachelorette once and was on
a previous Bachelor season before that. She

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came up to me and web girl
Tina back when her and I were doing

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a lake patrol three ish summers ago
and she was just going to be starting

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filming for her season, but we
knew she was going to be the Bacheorette,

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and she came up to us.
She was partying on Big Island and

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she was like, what are you
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and we're like, yeah, let's
get you on asap. So I'm like

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texting her and I'm like trying to
get her on and all this stuff,

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and then it just it became a
thing, and so we couldn't get her

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on. And then she said maybe
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could do it, and then that
never happened either. And then Steve had

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run into Becca who was the Bachelor
at also at Lifetime one time, and

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he was trying to get her on. So it's just a lot of things

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and privacy and contracts and stuff that
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ton of media. And then once
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Minnesota people have kind of blown up
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for us, you know, like
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really under a contract, but we're
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flying out to La or wherever everything. So it's like not toxic for like

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them, but it just seems toxic
that the like TV people don't really allow

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them to like go and do anything. Like I think about how much more

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exposure they could probably get if they
would allow these people to like go do

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some more media interviews, right obviously, like they wouldn't be able to reveal

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anything, but I think it would. I don't know, it just seems

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toxic to not allow him to do
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get it though, because they're probably
a lot of these people probably aren't like

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very specifically media trained, and so
they can't risk one of these people going

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into a radio interview in some jerk
DJ being like, so are you engaged,

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like you know, asking something that
like you're not allowed to radio?

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Right, I think like we are
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push the limits with our interviews.
Like we're very like, I don't want

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to say boring, but we're pretty
normal with our radio interviews, Like we

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don't ask salacious questions, we don't
dig into people's personal lives. So it's

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probably just hard because that's all you
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someone from those shows, is like
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romance and whatever. So so anyways, long story longer, Jennifer, No,

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we have not had Daisy on and
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the show a couple of times.
You know, we don't have a ton

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of emails to day, so I'm
gonna leave it with you, Drake to

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take it from here, leave it
with me. I'm learning how to juggle.

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You are not. I am one
hundred percent with what What are you

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juggling? What do you have at
your house that you're trying to juggle?

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You know? It's actually really funny. Over the weekend, I had done

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some drinking on stream because Stream wanted
me to get a little tip seam.

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So I was trying to juggle empty
beer bottles and it didn't work out,

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and I almost actually broke glass all
over my setup and it would have been

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really, really, really bad.
Did you drop the beer bottles and did

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they break? No? I dropped. My room is where my setup is

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and its carpet, so it didn't. It didn't. It didn't like shatter

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you're talking about like a glass beer
bottle, like a Miller light in a

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glass or something, not a Miller
light, whatever, beer? What's the

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what is the vibe? Stella?
Oh you fancy boy? You love that

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so good? So I'm trying to
juggle. I did not. I'm not

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going anywhere with it right now,
but I think I'm gonna I think I'm

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gonna try and master it. I
think it's one of those things that if

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you can juggle, it's like,
you know, it's not gonna really get

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you anywhere in life, but it's
cool. And you see somebody juggling,

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it's like, oh he can juggle. Yeah, Okay, I love that.

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I love that. Yeah. No, I'm I'm so unhappy. Just

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no, I'm just kidding. No, I don't care. It's you know,

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we we talk for four and a
half hours every single day, Like

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obviously not four and a half hours
straight, but we talk on a morning

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show for four and a half hours, and so we have to come up

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with content for that, and then
when we come to do the Minnesota Kabay

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and we don't have a ton of
emails, it's kind of hard to like

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be like, well, what else
do you got? Like what else?

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And then on top of it,
I also do a podcast with Fallon,

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So I go from doing a morning
show to doing an after show podcast to

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doing another podcast with Fallon, and
sometimes I just don't want to talk anymore.

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Yeah, which might be a surprise
because I'm a chit chatted gal.

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I do have something to bring up
just maybe nobody really cares about it.

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But my sister who lives down in
Florida right now, are trying to sell

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their house and they're trying to sell
it for an insane amount and they're starting

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to get mad because they have zero
people interested interested in buying it. And

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I'm like, yeah, yeah,
it's because it's really high in price,

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like they think just because it's in
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like, hey, this is unrealistic. You're not going to get any offers,

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because I mean, obviously Andrew's a
realtor and he is he deals with

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this all the time of people thinking
that their house is worth way more money

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and then it sits on the market
and then the people get upset and they

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think it's the realtor's fault and it's
like, no, your house is not

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worth that much, so you can't
have it for that much. Nobody's interested.

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People won't even like go look at
houses or like they if it's not

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if it's hot priced higher and it's
out of people's price range. Then on

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top of it, it's like they're
not even been looking and like they're not

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even willing to look at something higher
and then give a lower offer because it's

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already out of their price range.
So there's just so many factors that go

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into yeah, and they think that
because they were like, oh, well,

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you know, it has like an
inground pool and it's like it's heated

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and we just put a new heater. And I'm like, yeah, look

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at everybody around you. Everybody has
a pool. Yeah, I was gonna

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say, isn't that pretty typical for
Florida have a pool? Every house in

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their neighborhood has a pool. I'm
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It's not doesn't make you unique,
it's gonna have that much value. Oh

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my gosh, that's I mean,
it's tough. So are they trying to

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leave Florida? Uh? Yeah,
well I don't honestly, you don't know,

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Jenny. They want to do one
thing, and then a month later

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they want to do something else.
They want to move to Texas, but

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they also don't want to leave Florida. So they're gonna like, they're gonna

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try and sell this house. They're
going to come back to Wisconsin for like

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a couple of months until they find
someplace they like either in Texas in Florida.

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And then they might move back down
there. I don't know. I

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don't know. They're crazy. They
want to do so many things. Are

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you going to be sad if they
leave Florida because you like to go visit

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them? I mean, yeah,
I will be, But I mean,

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is what it is. You know, I wish someone in my family would

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move to a cool state and like, let me come visit them. Everyone's

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in my hometown. Nothing wrong with
that, Like, obviously it's nice to

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go back home and see them and
stuff, but it would be so fun.

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Like maybe one of them could live
in San Diego and then I could

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go out there and visit. Like
I get so jealous sometimes of people who

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have families scattered around and they're like, well, I'm gonna go here,

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and it like doesn't cost some money
to rent a car or to stay there

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or anything. They just got to
pay for a flight half the time and

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then whatever they do while they're visiting. And I'm like, oh, I'm

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jealous. Yeah, it's definitely a
good perk having them in other states.

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For sure, do they they don't
have kids, right, No, So

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there's plenty of room for you when
you go visit them too. Yeah,

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And you've been there with your parents
even also, so it's like that's nice,

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yeah, yeah, fit whatever wherever
I want. All right, well,

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that's gonna be it for them,
Minnisota, goodbye. Please send some

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emails to Ryanshow at KADIWV dot com. Otherwise you're gonna have to hear Drake

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juggle. And that's right, that's
what I heard. You're gonna hear him

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juggle. That's going to be fifteen
minutes of the Minnesota goodbye tomorrow. If

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you don't send us to meet hunderstand
people right now, that's not a good

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way to ask for emails. I'm
sorry. We very much appreciate you for

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listening, and we appreciate anyone who
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