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Show Bonus our excited Heidi, We've
got a guest in Yes, we do

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so for those of you who were
maybe paying attention. The last couple of

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weeks, we had a guitar auction
and this was a guitar that was owned

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by Dan Ferris who used to work
with us here and uh literally on his

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death. Betty was saying, I
want you to use this for a fundraiser

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for Big Pause Canine and we had
the chance to do that. And the

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gentleman who we even offered when hey, when it when somebody wins this I'll

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deliver it to him. But he
showed up here. That's even better.

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That is even better right in the
studio. Well, met Rosberg, congratulations,

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sir, thank you. So are
you a big time country fan?

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So growing up in the eighties nineties, it was all country in our household,

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So that's awesome. And then I
kind of got into the eighties and

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nineties stuff later. There you go, Well, I love that. No,

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the thing that's really fun. And
I was saying to Heidi, and

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I think A said to you as
well. I remember we were at an

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event at the Gas Barrel and it
was me and Heidi and Dan and you

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stopped by with your kiddos and we
had a great conversation. So I remember

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having dinner or lunch, I guess
is what they call it, lunch with

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you and your your kids, and
you and Dan had a great chat.

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And I think he would be so
happy that you're the one that ends up

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with his guitar. Well, the
thing I remember that day is he spent

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a lot of time talking with my
youngest boy, who was big into skateboarding.

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Yeah, so they were talking skateboarding, they were talking inline skating and

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some hockey stuff that Dan had done
and how he'd liked to skate, but

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he'd taken a couple of big spills
and they were just going back and forth

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and you know, battle scars and
yeah, just fun stories. Dan would

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do Every year on his birthday,
he would do a ten k in roller

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blades. And he was diagnosed with
cancer two years ago and he had got

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to ring the bell and he was
done with you know, a fighting cancer,

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a cancer free from radiation and chemo. And his birthday last year,

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when he turned sixty six, my
wife and I were like, you probably

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shouldn't do that this year, and
he goes, no, I'm gonna do

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it. I'm gonna do a five
k and he's still He did roller blade

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after going through cancer treatments and everything. The guy was a beast and he

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was in hospice for his sixty seventh
birthday and he that day he said,

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it just feels wrong that I don't
get to go rollerblading today. And I

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said, well, I would offer
to do it for you, but i'd

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break both ankles. You couldn't like
push the bed, yeah, and there

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like pushing the wheelchair, rolled it. It just wasn't going to say,

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but he, uh no, he
would be really really he's smiling and heaving

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right now, knowing that you're the
one that ends up with his guitar.

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So, was there any particular name
on there, because there's a bunch of

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country artists that signed this, is
there any particular one that you're like,

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I'm a big fan of this one. It was just brought back a lot

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of memories looking through the list.
Yeah, like all those people were on

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the radio all the time in the
eighties, you know that. It's it's

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kind of fun to think back on
those days. Oh yeah, absolutely,

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And again we were there because at
the event. You were at the event

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and you were looking at the guitar
and were you the first one to bin

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on the guitar? Yes, I
was the last and between maybe about eleven.

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If you look at the bid history, there's one other person that had

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like eight. And I was like, Okay, this is somebody that has

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way more budget than I do,
or is just try and milk it.

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Yeah, Well, Saturday morning,
I kind of put the last one in

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and well, I'm either gonna get
it or I'm not. And okay either

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way. Well, and I had
somebody send me a message of like I

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can't get logged into the site.
How do I do this? I'm like,

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it's not my sight. I don't
know thing about it. It's so

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good and I won't say who that
person is, but I'll say that person

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might have had a pretty decent budget. So if you decide you want to

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sell the guitar, but I know, congratulations. I think that's really really

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cool. I like the charity auctions. I go to basket auctions all the

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time for different charities and stuff,
and it's one of those things when you

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know the guy and you know where
it's going, and you see how many

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concerts he's been taken this thing too. Imagine that going to a concert,

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I mean nowadays just bringing a cell
phone with him, Like I don't want

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to lose my phone, But can
you imagine dragging that guitar with That's a

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whole story to go along with that. For the Garth Brooks signature, because

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Garthur's on there right. Yeah,
when Dan met him, they were gonna

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they post for a picture too,
and Dan said turn around, and Garth

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like what he goes. Everybody knows
what you look like from the front,

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Let's take one from the back.
So there's a picture of him and Garth

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Brooks just literally from the backside,
you can't see either of their faces.

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That's the kind of stuff. Dan. He had somebody sign a box of

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rice a Roney, Yeah, and
somebody else signed the lights lights because you

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know what these they're like. I
usually signed pictures. It's like, I

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know, but you'll be the only
one that's had. Can you find those?

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There gonna be another option if you
run across any of this stuff would

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not be good anymore. I don't
think i'd make it. Well, I

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think that's why you wanted it.
John, Well, Yeah, thank you

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so much forbidding and thanks for being
the person who got to take guitar home.

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I'm excited for you. It'll be
fun watch for it on display somewhere.

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It may ned up somewhere local Cando. That would be really cool.

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Well, you have to let us
know. We'll post it online when it

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does go wherever it's going to go. We'll do all right again. Matt

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Rosberg, he was the winning bidder
of the guitar that was signed by a

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whole bunch of country artists. It
was a fundraiser for Big Pause Canine.

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We're going to have them in later
this week to chat a little bit about

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some cool things they have going on
coming up. In a moment, we're

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Monday was a big day as Muller
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had purchased and custom wrapped for Midwest
Honor Flight. Here's Rebecca Jungling from Muller

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Palettes. Midwest Honor Flight has a
huge spot in all of our hearts here

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at Muller Palettes. Their mission is
just amazing. I've been a guardian on

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a flight I volunteered at call Center. It's just an amazing organization. As

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a guardian, Rebecca had the chance
to get to know a veteran that was

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on her Honor Flight mission. His
name was Roger Brooks from Brandon here recently

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passed away a few weeks ago.
But just the opportunity to be with them

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on that day through some of the
emotions and everything that they do on the

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big day that you have with Honor
Flight was just amazing. And at Muller

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Pallettes, the entire families involved.
Rebecca's parents, Henry Muller and Margi Muller,

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are also quite involved with Midwest Honor
Flight. It's amazing. My husband

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and I we have been proud members
of Honor Flight for the last three years.

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We do just about everything from call
centers to providing donuts occasionally, and

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we've also been on Honor flights a
number of times. And something new they

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can add to the list is the
donation of an amazing new trailer for Midwest

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Honor Flight from Muller Palettes. The
trailer is a birthday gift. My birthday

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is today, Hunters is tomorrow,
and we always give back to our community,

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and this is one way to show
the veterans how grateful Muller Palets is

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for their service to our country,
and the veteran community itself is also quite

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happy with Midwest Honor Flight and all
the amazing things they do. Roger Van

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Nort is a Vietnam veteran and we
asked him what Midwest Honor Flight meant to

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him. Means a lot. My
dad and his brother flew on the very

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first honor flight out of South Dakota, and then just recently about a year

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ago, my brother, myself and
my cousin we all got to participate and

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go on one of the honor flights. My brother and I were both stationed

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at Vietnam together or three patrol boats. I was with the helicopter group.

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So what they did for them and
what they do for our other veterans is

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it's a lot because they take care
of every need that you could possibly have,

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and for an older veterans stuff,
this is probably one of the only

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ways they'll ever get to see the
memorials in the monuments, so we're actually

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built in their honor and those that
they served was on hand to accept.

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The trailer was the CEO of Midwest
hon Or Flight Aaron van Beats. This

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is a huge donation. We've been
very fortunate over the last six or seven

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years of our smaller trailer to be
able to haul all the things we need

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to for flights, whether it's merchandise, whether it's shirts and hats, whether

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it's water bottles to take on flight, the coolers, the snacks, you

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name it. The trailers put on
a lot of miles and had a lot

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of good use out of it for
getting our veterans very safe and comfortable experience

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on the flights. But we've outgrown
it with every organization as we continue to

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grow. It's been something in our
minds for a while now actually that we

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thought, you know, we really
need to start looking at upgrading just to

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be able to haul and facilitate more. In fact, we were using not

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only our trailer and our vehicle,
but also four or five more board members

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that we're hauling stuff to be able
to get it to the convention center and

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the arena and then also for the
airport too. And so now having this

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bigger trailer, we can condense all
of that into one spot. That way

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we know where everything is. It'll
all arrive at the same time and really

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be able to provide our veterans even
a greater experience. We're just so grateful

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for Themller Palettes for their continued support, not only just of this trailer,

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but throughout the years. They've been
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and they've come to volunteer with us, and they've got a special place

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in their hearts as Honor Flights and
our veterans of course that they interact with.

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And Margie Muller from Molar Palettes,
we'd like to remind everyone that freedom

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is not free. Freedom is something
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I think even more we all need
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we all enjoy in this country.
God bless America. If you would like

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