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We're gonna start off with a complaint
email, but it's it's a mile.

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It's more about something that we talked
about, not so much about us.

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So let's see what happens here.
I've listened to The Dave Ryan Show for

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years while I'm getting ready for work. I love listening to David Fallon.

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Hilarious by the way, I still
love them. Dave, You're awesome,

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and my fiance and I both think
you when Susan would be fun too,

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Happy hour with I am taking a
break, taking a serious break from your

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show. I think it is despicable
how Drake is allowed to talk about when

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I get stoned on a regular basis. Let's read on. It's not a

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mystery as to how and why he
openly says he has no money. See

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the correlation. People who have accepted
and embraced that as an acceptable lifestyle to

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talk about out loud, let it
alone. Live it run a parallel lifestyle

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to people with little to no money, possibly career dead ends and or family

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friend issues. See what I'm talking
about. There's a name for this m

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I'm actually fine with most recreational activities
people choose to do. Live weed,

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for example, I'm a third believer
in you do you, I'll do me.

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Please stop letting him openly talk about
this as casually as somebody would say

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I'm going to walk the dog,
for example. I'm not an idiot.

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I know pot is widely accepted behavior, attitude, activities these days, but

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I'm warning you guys that you were
starting to lose a very large audience that

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coincidentally is it voted different direction than
a heavy portion of the particular Twin Cities

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metropolitan area. I am open to
know there's a little typo in here that

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I've hunger in there with you guys
for a lot longer than most people my

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age. Most all people my age
were done with mainstream media long ago who

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share this particular opinion. I'm a
fifty five year old, female educated career,

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satisfied Kim Free Christian, right sided
voter this past several elections, and

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have Kim Free eighteen and twenty one
year old sons. The twenty one year

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old was previously not clean, so
I know they are both currently sincerely not

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a fan of Minnesota. We are
leaving asa Pe. Okay, Well,

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a couple of things. First of
all, we don't I don't politicize weed.

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You know, you can definitely have
your you know, your right or

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left leaning, and that's fine.
I don't care. You can lean left

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or right and we can still be
friends no matter what. And I think

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that's one thing that we are really
really bad at. But I don't think

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that there's a lot of things that
are politicized that should not be politicized.

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Weed, for example, is one
that I don't think should be politicized anymore

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than alcohol needs to be politicized.
I don't. I think ten fifteen years

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ago, we wouldn't have smoked spoken
openly about drake smoking weed because you know,

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it was just more of a little
more personal taboo. But now it's

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so open their people. I disagree
with you when you say that there's a

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correlation between being broken, no life
and smoking weed. I think that's an

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old stereotype. I think it is. There's a lot of wonderful, ambitious

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people that smoke weed. I don't
smoke weed. It is not my thing.

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I don't like the effect it has
on me. I wish I liked

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it, but I really don't.
I've done some gummies that you know that

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I've had better effects with, but
I don't like smoking weed. I don't

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like the smell of it. I
don't like the experience. I don't literally

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like the smoke weed, and I
don't like the effect it has. Someone

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sent me a message on Facebook and
they were like, I'm asking you a

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serious question. I'm not attacking you
because yesterday on the show, Jenny said,

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Andrew will like grow it. You
said you didn't say you're going to

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by any means, But I said, I think you were like, oh,

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that's cool or whatever. And I
said, that's because you two don't

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have young kids in your house like
I would never because I don't want Dylan

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or Olive to be around that.
And so someone sent me a message and

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it was a respectful message. They
just said, can I ask you seriously

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why you are not okay with that, but you're okay with alcohol being in

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your house and drinking around your kids. And I so I responded to him

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because I thought about that for a
minute, because I think that that's been

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a very good point that's been brought
up for a long time. Why are

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people so okay with drinking but not
smoking weed? And I said, well,

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here, I'll start off by saying
I am not okay with any form

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of smoking in my house period.
I don't want the smell of cigarette smoke,

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marijuana smoke. I don't want any
of that in my house. So

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we'll start with that obvious. Obviously, booze doesn't have a scent that's going

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to linger in my house. Secondly, I don't drink a lot, so

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that's not even a big thing.
Jake and I don't have a glass of

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wine at night. We don't have
a can of beer. We don't drink.

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But I said, but I won't
lie. I do have alcohol in

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my house. And it's funny because
I've probably had the same four liquor bottles

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in my ownership for nine years,
and they're there if we have guests over

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that we want to make a cocktail
for, but it is still liquor sitting

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there that Dylan could grab. I
guess, But I said, I also

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think it goes back to a like
a level of consciousness I don't know in

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my head of grow up my whole
life being told drugs are bad. No,

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I think that's exactly that's a combination
of those things. No, our

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society has bars where you go out
and you drink and then have cocktail like

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happy hours where drinking is an accepted
part of our society and weed is just

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not there yet. You don't get
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on the patio and say, oh, what already like some weed? Can

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I get you some weed? As
I say that, I know some people

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are gonna say, oh yeah,
my friends and I'll do it all the

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time. But there is definitely and
you cannot deny it. There's a different

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stipulation. That's not the word I'm
looking for with weed and booze. Booze

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is like, oh, let me
fix your cocktail, Mom, Can I

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get your cocktail? Where you'd probably
never say yeah, mom and dad are

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coming over, let's make sure we
have some wine for dinner, or we'd

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have some weed for dinner. I
think it's definitely become You're right, like

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it is becoming more popular. I
was just at a dinner and this girl's

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like, yeah, we had a
big forty thirthday party. It was so

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awesome, and everyone was like walking
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great she had like brought over weed, and I was like, oh,

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and I didn't, like I've yeah, so I don't know that I have

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a right answer. I think it's
probably just my old bias. I guess,

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I don't know. And I think
the other thing is that we stay

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away from politics on our show because
you just really can't win, yeah,

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and you really can't win, And
so if we say something that you might

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interpret this way, then one side
is going to get pissed. And when

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they get pissed, they really get
pissed, and you're both guilt, both

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sides, you're both guilty of it. I will tell you this one.

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I'm so disappointed right now in just
the shit with politics and the way the

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country is run, with both sides
this side of the aisle and that side

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of the aisle slinging the dirtiest shit
and accusations back and forth. Where you've

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got somebody who's running for president who's
being investigated, then you've got that side

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wanting to impeach Joe Biden because of
his activity with this has become one of

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those stories you used to read about, like a country that was developing nation

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where one guy takes the other side
out and like you know, puts him

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in prison, and then the other
guy gets arrested and then this guy gets

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kidnapped, and it's like I mean, in some ugly developing countries, that's

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the kind of shit that happens.
And I'm looking at this and I'm going,

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what the fuck? We used to
have some dignified politics, but now

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it's like, I'm going to accuse
you of the worst possible shit. In

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the meantime, you're going to accuse
me of the worst possible shit, and

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we're gonna try to have each other
arrested. Yeah, and that's what we've

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come to. App It's just so
ugly. I wish that we could And

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here's another thing. This is as
political as we're gonna get term limits,

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there should absolutely be term limits.
Mitch McConnell. You know who he is.

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He's one hundred and seventeen years old. He froze at the podium last

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week and he was standing there and
I didn't watch the video, but he

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froze at the podium and he's probably
eighty years old or so. There was

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somebody else who I think you said, comes to like the meetings in a

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wheelchair and she's like out of it. Was that you that talked about that?

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Yeah, Well I just saw an
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is, but that they showed like
it was someone show people from every side

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that are basically too old. It's
kind of like how you're like, at

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some point you should have to retake
a driver's license test, you know,

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like absolutely it comes unsafe to be
on the road, etc. So it's

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kind of like that. But the
problem is they're never going to vote for

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term limits because that's what these people
do. I mean, imagine somebody who's

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been in the sentence since nineteen seventy
eight. Now, what are they going

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to get out and start their own
Like I don't know, little Greenhouse or

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at Cariboo. They got those little
pop up cabin but they won't make money.

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Yeah, they won't make money at
Cariboo, but they're gonna make that.

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It is just bullshit because we complain
about Listen, I'm an older white

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guy, so I'm not complaining about
older white guys. But the Senate,

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the House, what they're full of
old white guys. Our president is an

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old white guy that we all know
is too old to be president. I

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mean, there's not a lot of
people, even Democrats, that say,

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oh, yeah, he's vigorous and
he's still on the top of his game.

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It's embarrassing yeah, So all right, that's as political as we're gonna

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get. Did I piss you off? Probably send me an angry email?

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All right, Dave Ryan at Katie
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it. And let's see, Dave. I've got a quick break at work

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and I was listening to somebody saying
you looked like Alf Frankin with your glasses.

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I had a sty on my eyes
wearing glasses for the last week,

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and I'm wearing contacts for the first
time now in a while. I laugh,

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but I think your glasses look awesome
on you. As watching something on

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Instagram, was thinking something looks different
about Dave. He looks great. What

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is it? Oh, it's the
glasses. They look great on you.

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So I wanted to mention that one. Thank you, Allison. Not my

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daughter also thought now would be a
great time to send you something I should

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have many years ago. I grew
up listening to you while getting ready for

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school as a kid. I'm now
thirty four, but I'm another one that

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definitely looks up to you as a
second dad. When I'm faced with something

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in life, I often think,
what would Dave do? I don't have

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the time on my break to put
into words how much you have impacted my

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life. But thank you. Thank
you for being you and saying what needs

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to be said. Thank you for
helping raise generations through radio relationships that many

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people may not have had with their
own father. Also fallon. I have

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gone through many life events that you've
gone through at similar times. Your openness

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to share has gotten me through many
hard times and struggles in life. So

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thank you as well. I wish
I had more time to express more,

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but in short, thank you crewe. Y'all have truly changed my life.

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From Ali, Ali, that is
very nice. You didn't need to go

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on any longer than that one.
That is very very flattering and heartening.

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And I do say something. I
think there's a lot of people on the

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radio and in media that don't want
to say the hard things, but I

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will sometimes. And it's kind of
like your dad doesn't want to tell you

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you don't you know, like I
don't know. Just some of the things

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that I've said are things that are
probably like your dad would tell you that

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you don't want to hear, like
I don't know, like things in my

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book. But I'm glad that you
appreciate that. And I hear from too

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many people, but I appreciate all
of them that say I never really had

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a dad figure in my life,
or my dad was kind of absent.

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But I've listened to you since I
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been kind of like a dad ish
figure, and I find that very flattering.

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And I am a dad. I'm
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all turned out pretty well. Yeah, for sure, all right. Next

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one, I wonder if she had
hemorrhoids at the same time you did.

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Ali. Let us know whether you
had hemorrhoids at the same time. Fallon

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did very important question. Listen to
the show for years. You'll always make

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my day better. I heard the
other day that Eric is leaving to start

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his own morning show. Congratulations to
Eric. That's our nighttime DJ was wondering

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if you'd talk a little bit about
how you got your start with the Dave

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Ryan Morning Show. Well, I
started the Dave Ryan Morning Show, So

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that's how I got my start,
and I started with nothing. It was

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a blank slate. As a matter
of fact, we were in a hole

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when we started the Dave Ryan Show
because Steve Cochrane had just been fired and

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everybody was pissed at Katie WB for
firing him and pissed at me for replacing

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him. So we started not with
scratch. We started in a hole,

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and it took a year to dig
out of the hole, and then a

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year to build the show, to
build all the bits, to build the

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history, to write the songs,
to do the high room calls and all

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that stuff. But I got my
start because I applied for it. There

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was I knew that Steve was going
to get fired and a friend told me

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about it before anybody else knew,
and I applied. I never thought that

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i'd get the job because Katie BB
was a huge station, but they hired

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me, and I thought, oh
shit, this is going to be a

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hard one. And it was what
job number with this for you? Morning

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show job? One? Two?
Own job in radio? Okay? One

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two, three, four, five, six, seven eight, eighth job

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in radio? Yeah? Yeah,
I mean my starts similar, I as

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far as like. I just saw
that they were high and so I applied

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and weaseled Dave's personal email address from
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like the mass email and honestly kind
of bothered him, like offered to pay

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to fly myself out and stuff like
didn't just in one email when I didn't

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really hear back. After the first
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I'm going to keep emailing, and
yeah, this was my I don't

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know, fourth job maybe okay,
I mean fourth I guess building is what

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I would say. I had other
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you know, but fourth building.
Yeah. I've never done anything in

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radio except via DJ. I mean, I was a music director and an

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assistant program director when I was twenty
one years old, twenty twenty one,

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and that was quite a but our
program director, our boss was twenty four

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and radio bank then was a much
younger business because when I think of when

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I started at Katie WB, everybody
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boss might have been thirty five.
The big boss was like forty eight.

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But radio is not. I mean
how everyone's thirty or old or except Drake

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pretty much because Eric is leaving.
Yeah, it's so true. All right,

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Next one, I'm writing because I
need some advice. I started a

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new job in March and then found
out I was pregnant. I will go

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on an eight week unpaid maternity to
leave in October. I really don't like

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my new job. The culture is
bad, the expectations are ridiculous, and

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my boss says halla and baller every
other word. How am I supposed to

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take a middle aged ban Seriously?
Who does that? Jesus? I do

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think it'd be great to say it
would be a stay at home mom or

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get a part time job on the
side financially with my husband's job. I

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do think we could do it.
I don't think I would ever regret spending

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more time with my kid either.
Any thoughts, I just love you all

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so much and would love any input. What do you think, Fellen?

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I mean, if you can afford
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you realize, oh no, I
can't do this all day long, get

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a part time job like you mentioned. Yeah, And if you're like,

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oh, I like I want more, I want something more demanding of my

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time or whatever it may be,
then evaluate going back in. I think

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that that's fine. I don't think
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would say, if you had a
job, it doesn't matter maternity leave or

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whatever. If you can afford to
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for another job. You basically say, I don't really like my new job.

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So you've only had it since March
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The culture is bad, the expectations
are ridiculous, and your boss says baller

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and halla every other word. Okay, that's kind of funny, i'd say

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you, And there's no wrong answer. There's really no wrong answer. If

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you want to quit, you want
to go find something else, you don't

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want to go back after maternity leave, then there's no wrong answer. Yeah.

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And I think it's okay to not
like a new job. You feel

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so guilty because you want to give
something a chance. I met a girl

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last night and she works for a
nonprofit and she said that she does not

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love the work because she said it
is so stressful. Every day it's about

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how much money can they make for
the nonprofit and it's a very stressful job.

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And she said she's new at it, and everyone keeps being like,

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oh my gosh, you must love
your job. You must feel so good

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about yourself with the work you do. And she's like, yeah, in

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theory, I do, but I
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I've only been doing it for,
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I think it's okay. To not
like a job very early on and realize

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that and not waste your time there. I'm going to give you another one,

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and I'm gonna make this is I'm
thinking about working this into my speech.

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I'm gonna give you. Gave me
a good that's a good career tip.

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It's okay to not like a job. I'm going to give you a

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great career tip that I'm going to
throw out at you that I want you

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to remember. If you are ever
in charge and you hire somebody who is

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not very good, get rid of
them early. They are not going to

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get better. And I say that
from experience. I've hired a few people

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on this show that we're not very
good. Some of them I waited way

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too long. They never got better, and then we eventually had to get

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rid of them. So I'm going
to tell you this. If you hire

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somebody and you're going after two weeks, you're going, man, they're kind

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of a fuck up. Making him
a chance, but don't spend too long

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waiting for them to come around.
So little tip for you. Last one,

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Why has your radio station been so
staticky? Chris go as clear as

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a bell and KTWB is full of
static? Well, we are on the

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backup transmitter, Denis Sana. That's
a fair question. I asked an engineers

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last night. We're normally on the
towers over in Shoreview and they are being

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maintained right now. New lightbulbs,
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So we are on the tower on
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a huge different is one hundred thousand
watts of pure power in Shoreview it is

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thirty two thousand watts. So it's
kind of like taking one hundred and fifty

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watt lightbulb which will light up the
whole room, or a thirty or forty

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watt lightbulb which is still lighting up
the room, but not as that's what

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it is. When are they going
to fix it? They're working on it.

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There's no timetable. Thanks for being
patient. Trust me, it's not

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our favorite thing either. Send your
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Thank you for listening to the Minnesota
Goodbye,